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Cocopah,Cucapa, Kwapa,Kwii Capay Native Indians From The U.S Yuma AZ & Mexico's Baja CA, Sonora. Yuman Hokan Language

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Mosquito Bill from the Cocopah tribe. The Cocopah, or Cocopá, are Native Americans who live in Baja California and Sonora, Mexico, and in Arizona Indiana, American Photo, American, Sioux, Folk, Deadwood, American Heritage, North American Indians
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Cocopah Indian named Mosquito Bill The Cocopah tribe, also known as the River people lived along the Co… | Indien amerique, Tribus amérindiennes, Images amérindiens
Mosquito Bill from the Cocopah tribe. The Cocopah, or Cocopá, are Native Americans who live in Baja California and Sonora, Mexico, and in Arizona
The Cocopah flag is white with a full-color image of the tribal seal in the center (Letter, unsigned, dated 17 Nov. 1994). The seal shows a Cocopah warrior spear-fishing in the Colorado River, which was essential to the life of the Cocopah. At the warrior's feet are several salmon-colored fish and in the background is a stand of corn, both staples of the Cocopah diet. Also in the background are a wikiyup, the traditional house, and a ramada, a shelter from the hot desert sun, both in gray. Purp… Art, Native American Map, America
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The Cocopah flag is white with a full-color image of the tribal seal in the center (Letter, unsigned, dated 17 Nov. 1994). The seal shows a Cocopah warrior spear-fishing in the Colorado River, which was essential to the life of the Cocopah. At the warrior's feet are several salmon-colored fish and in the background is a stand of corn, both staples of the Cocopah diet. Also in the background are a wikiyup, the traditional house, and a ramada, a shelter from the hot desert sun, both in gray. Purp…
Cocopah woman - 1900 Navajo, Alaska, Native American Regalia
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History Adventuring: Understanding the alliance of the Pima, Maricopa, and Papago Indians with the Phoenix pioneers Fitness, Indians, Indigenous Peoples, Indian History, Indian Heritage, American Indian History, Fotografia
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Understanding the alliance of the Pima, Maricopa, and Papago Indians with the Phoenix pioneers
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Cocopah woman and child - 1900 Friends, Native American Tribes, North American
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1923 Edward H. Davis outdoor portrait of a Cocopah man, Jim Quinn, also known as Rah Cam'. He poses with bow and arrow drawn toward the camera. | San Diego History Center London, Traditional Archery, Country, Native American Photos
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1923 Edward H. Davis outdoor portrait of a Cocopah man, Jim Quinn, also known as Rah Cam'. He poses with bow and arrow drawn toward the camera. | San Diego History Center