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The Patwin tribe primarily inhabited the region of Northern California, specifically in the area around the Sacramento Valley and the surrounding foothills. Their territory extended from the western banks of the Sacramento River to the eastern slopes of the Coast Range. The Patwin were part of the larger Wintun linguistic family and lived in a diverse environment that included grasslands, forests, and riverine ecosystems.
Patwin tribe houses typically consisted of domed or conical structures made with a framework of poles covered with tule reeds or grass. These dwellings were known as "kotcas" or "roundhouses" and were sturdy and well-insulated against the elements. They often had low doorways and small smoke holes at the top for ventilation.
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The Patwin tribe, a Native American group from Northern California, derived their name from the word "Patwin," which means "people" or "those who live here" in their own language. The term reflects their identity and connection to the region, particularly the area around the Sacramento Valley. Like many Indigenous names, it emphasizes their relationship with the land and their cultural heritage. The name is also used to distinguish them from neighboring tribes and groups.
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