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It is noteworthy that one of these tribes - the Gabrielino Indians, who were given their name by the Spaniards because they occupied the lands near the San Gabriel Mission - are the primary indigenous group that occupied the Los Angeles Basin.
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The Numic Family also includes a great many California tribes: the Serrano, Cupan, Luiseno, Cahuilla, Cupeno, Kiowa and Gabrielino, among others.
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The Numic Family also includes a great many California tribes: the Serrano, Cupan, Luiseno, Cahuilla, Cupeno, Kiowa and Gabrielino, among others.
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If you belong to the Shoshone, Ute, Paiute, or Gabrielino Indians, you may very well share common roots with the famous Aztecs of central Mexico.
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If you belong to the Shoshone, Ute, Paiute, or Gabrielino Indians, you may very well share common roots with the famous Aztecs of central Mexico.
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It is noteworthy that one of these tribes - the Gabrielino Indians, who were given their name by the Spaniards because they occupied the lands near the San Gabriel Mission - are the primary indigenous group that occupied the Los Angeles Basin.
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Among North American Indians, only the Chumash, and later the neighboring Gabrielino, built sewn-plank canoes.
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Edward Revelle is an elder of the Gabrielino Indians, a people that lived in this area long before the first Europeans set foot on the continent.
Love and Death Jeff Mariotte 2004
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And in all that time, over all those generations, no Gabrielino would have so much as pitched a tent there, much less tried to build on it.
Love and Death Jeff Mariotte 2004
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Edward Revelle is an elder of the Gabrielino Indians, a people that lived in this area long before the first Europeans set foot on the continent.
Love and Death Jeff Mariotte 2004
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