- The
Tongva (/ˈtɒŋvə/ TONG-və) are an
Indigenous people of
California from the Los
Angeles Basin and the
Southern Channel Islands, an area
covering approximately...
- The
Tongva language (also
known as
Gabrielino or Gabrieleño) is an
extinct Uto-Aztecan
language formerly spoken by the
Tongva, a
Native American people...
- The
Tongva are a
Native American people of California, USA.
Tongva may also
refer to:
Tongva language Tongva Park, in
Santa Monica,
California This disambiguation...
- The
Tongva Sacred Springs are a
group of
springs located on the
campus of
University High
School in Los Angeles, California. The springs,
called Koruu'vanga...
-
Carmelo grew up in
Orange County,
southern California and is of
Indigenous (
Tongva and Kumeyaay) and
Latina descent. As a youth, she parti****ted in Native...
- The
Tongva Taraxat Paxaavxa Conservancy is an
Indigenous urban land
trust that
formed with the
objective to
return or
repatriate land to self-identified...
-
Tongva Park is a 6.2-acre (2.5 ha) park in
Santa Monica, California. The park is
named after the
indigenous Tongva people, who have
lived in the Los Angeles...
- legend, the
founding expedition was
confronted by a
large group of
native Tongva peoples whose intention was to
drive the
strangers away. One of the priests...
- modern-day Northridge. The
Northridge area can
trace its
history back to the
Tongva people and
later to
Spanish explorers. It was sold by the
Mexican governor...
-
National Marine Sanctuary. The
Chumash Native Americans, and
later the
Tongva,
lived on the
islands from
around 13,000 to 7000
years ago
until they were...
