- The
Acjachemen (/ɑːˈxɑːtʃəməm/) are an
Indigenous people of California.
Published maps
often identify their ancestral lands as
extending from the beach...
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language to
young people. Juaneño, the Luiseño
dialect spoken by the
Acjachemen, went
extinct at an
earlier date.
Linguist John
Peabody Harrington made...
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Putuidem (
Acjachemen: "belly" or "the navel"),
alternative spelling Putiidhem or Putuidhem, was a
large native village of the
Acjachemen people, also known...
- and
Acjachemen. The
village of Puhú was
located in what is now
Black Star
Canyon and was
shared by
multiple groups,
including the Tongva,
Acjachemen, Serrano...
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Acjacheme ("a heap of
animated things") was an
Acjachemen village that was
closely situated to the
mother village of
Putuidem in what is now San Juan Capistrano...
- dwellings, with a
great deal of
variation in size, shape, and materials. The
Acjachemen, an
indigenous people of California,
built cone-shaped huts made of willow...
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acknowledged the university's
location on the
lands of the
Tongva and
Acjachemen and
pledged for the
university to be more
committed toward partnering...
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historical Spanish name Diegueño), Luiseño, Cupeño, Ca****lla, and the
Acjachemen people and
their local predecessors. In 1542, the
explorer Juan Rodríguez...
- gathering" or "in the ball"),
which is a
sacred site for the
Tongva and
Acjachemen. In 1974, the now twenty-two acre site was
added to the
National Register...
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Tongva nation, the
Indigenous people of the Los
Angeles Basin, and the
Acjachemen, the
Indigenous people of
Orange County. The site is now
located within...
