The Mohave people are a Yuman-speaking Native American tribe who have historically inhabited the Lower Colorado River Valley in the states of Arizona, California, and Nevada. The Mohave people are known for their agricultural practices, including the use of irrigation canals, and for their production of pottery, basketry, and other crafts.
2. Chemehuevi
The Chemehuevi people are a Southern Paiute-speaking Native American tribe who have historically inhabited the Colorado River Valley in the states of Arizona, California, and Nevada. The Chemehuevi people are known for their fishing and hunting practices, as well as for their production of pottery, basketry, and other crafts.
3. Maricopa
The Maricopa people are a Yuman-speaking Native American tribe who have historically inhabited the Gila River Valley in the state of Arizona. The Maricopa people are known for their agricultural practices, including the use of irrigation canals, and for their production of pottery, basketry, and other crafts.
4. Yavapai
The Yavapai people are a Yuman-speaking Native American tribe who have historically inhabited the central and western regions of the state of Arizona. The Yavapai people are known for their hunting and gathering practices, as well as for their production of pottery, basketry, and other crafts.
5. Cocopah
The Cocopah people are a Yuman-speaking Native American tribe who have historically inhabited the Colorado River Delta region in the states of Arizona and California. The Cocopah people are known for their fishing, hunting, and gathering practices, as well as for their production of pottery, basketry, and other crafts.