- The
Vanyume or
Desert Serrano are an
Indigenous people of
Southern California.
Traditional Vanyume territory extended along the
Mojave River from the Eastern...
-
classified by
Victor Golla.
Takic Serrano-Kitanemuk
group Serrano-
Vanyume †
Serrano dialect Vanyume (Desert Serrano)
dialect Kitanemuk †
Tataviam (?) † Tongva...
- to our junipers". The
berries were an
integral part of
Desert Serrano (
Vanyume)
culture and grew
throughout the
Mojave River region. The
major village...
- Kitanemuk, and
Tataviam at 3,500 and the
Serrano proper (excluding the
Vanyume) at 1,500.
Lowell John Bean
suggested an
aboriginal Serrano po****tion...
-
Northern Takic?
Serran Subdivisions Kitanemuk† Serrano† Tataviam† Tongva†
Vanyume†
Language codes Glottolog serr1254 The
Takic languages. The grey languages...
- California. The
language is
closely related to Tongva, Tataviam,
Kitanemuk and
Vanyume,
which may be a
dialect of Serrano.
Serrano has free word
order with the...
- of 95,750. The
first inhabitants of the area were the
Desert Serrano (
Vanyume). The
village of Wá’peat,
among several other villages that were located...
-
lower reaches. A
desert branch of the
Serrano Native Americans called the
Vanyume or Beñemé, as
Father Garcés
called them,
lived beyond and
along much of...
-
Tsivung (Hispanicized: Chibuna) was a
Vanyume or
Serrano village located in what is now
known as
Antelope Valley near
Elizabeth Lake, California. With...
- "city". For centuries,
Apple Valley was po****ted by Shoshonean, Paiute,
Vanyume, Chemehuevi, and
Serrano who were
attracted to the
water and vegetation...
