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Occupants of these villages were the ancestors of today's O'odham, Quechan, Cocopah, Maricopa, and other tribes.
Proclamation On Sonoran Desert National Monument Clinton, Bill, 1946- 2001
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Occupants of these villages were the ancestors of today's O'odham, Quechan, Cocopah, Maricopa, and other tribes.
Proclamation On Sonoran Desert Nationalmonument Clinton, Bill, 1946- 2001
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"For us, this river is life," says a Cocopah chief, "because the life, the soul is what we call the river."
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I marked the blue speckled patch and started raking out another for the Cocopah whites.
KOKOPELLI’S FLUTE WILL HOBBS 1995
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None of the beans had sprouted yet, but the blue speckleds and Cocopah whites were close, the ones Cricket and I had planted only a few days before.
KOKOPELLI’S FLUTE WILL HOBBS 1995
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I was astonished at the blue speckleds and the Cocopah whites that Cricket and I had planted, the ones that had appeared ready to break through only yesterday.
KOKOPELLI’S FLUTE WILL HOBBS 1995
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We had information of another ranch directly on the border line, but did not think it came below the levee, and as far as we had learned, there were no homes but the wickiups of the Cocopah in the jungles.
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Here too was the track of a barefooted Cocopah, a tribe noted for its men of gigantic build, and with great feet out of all proportion to their size.
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"Mebbe so get lost in the trees, mebbe so get shot by the Cocopah," the Indian replied as he shook his head.
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The deck hands were Cocopah or Yuma Indians, amphibious, always ready to plunge overboard to help in lightening their craft over any of the numerous sand bars.
Mormon Settlement in Arizona A Record of Peaceful Conquest of the Desert James H. McClintock
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