Valley Maidu

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Valley Maidu are a Native American group indigenous to the Sacramento Valley region of Northern California, traditionally known for their rich basketry, fishing, and acorn-based foodways.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Valley Maidu canonical 2
Northwest Maidu 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (40)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American people
culturalRegion California cultural area
ethnicGroupOf Northern California
hasCulturalPractice burning for land management
ceremonial dances
communal fishing techniques
historicallyAffectedBy California Gold Rush
Euro-American colonization
mission and reservation policies
indigenousTo California
Sacramento Valley
United States
knownFor acorn-based foodways
rich basketry traditions
river and wetland fishing practices
languageFamily Maiduan languages
partOf California Native American tribes
presentIn contemporary Native American communities in California
relatedGroup Konkow Maidu
Mountain Maidu
subgroupOf Maidu people
traditionalCraft basketry
traditionalEconomy seasonal round of resource use
traditionalEnvironment oak woodlands
riverine habitats
wetlands
traditionalFood acorns
traditionalFoodPreparation acorn leaching
acorn mush
acorn processing
traditionalHousing semi-subterranean earth lodges
thatched structures
traditionalRegion Central Valley of California
linked to: Central Valley

Sacramento Valley region of Northern California
linked to: Sacramento Valley
traditionalSubsistence fishing
gathering
hunting
usesMaterialInBasketry bear grass
redbud
willow

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Maidu people subgroup Valley Maidu
Maidu language hasDialect Northwest Maidu
linked to: Valley Maidu
Maiduan hasPart Valley Maidu