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There are still natives living in the canyon.
The Anasazi, the Cohonina and their descendants, the Yuma, Havasuapi and the Walapi. The Hopi and Navajo have maintained a major influence over the area for the past 1,000 years.
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∙ 13y agoI doubt that there will be any but it is very possible
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∙ 12y agoThe Anasazi.
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Was the grand canyon difficult to migrate around?
yes for the tribes to migrate
Who 1st saw the Grand Canyon?
The cave men living near to the Grand Canyon, millenniums ago.
Indian settlement in the Grand Canyon?
Supai, Arizona.
Who was first living in the Grand Canyon?
The Anasazi.
Do Indians still live in Arizona?
Yes. The Tribes Live In The Canvas Of The Grand Canyon.
What do people call themselfs living in the grand canyon?
havasupia
When was the ancestral puebloance living in the grand canyon?
The ancestral puebloence was living there during the 18s
What is the small tribe living near the bottom of the grand canyon?
najavo
Could you affect the grand canyon by living there?
yes you, you have an impact on wherever you live by living in the grand canyon you can cause foot path erosion, emit harmful chemicals from vehicles, disturb wildlife, etc.
Which Native American tribe currently inhabits the Grand Canyon?
I dont believe any tribe inhabits the Grand Canyon itself at this point but there is a reserve just south of the grand canyon that is home to the Hualapai Indian Tribe. but there may be a few others that inhabit the area.
What is the name of Grand Canyon?
the grand canyon
Is grand canyon a canyon?
a Grand Canyon is nothing but a big erosion.........
