Keresan language family
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- Series: American Indians Ready Reference
- Categories: Language, Linguistics, Philology
- Subcategories: Native Americans, American Indians
- Curriculum: American Indian History
- Geographical Location: New Mexico
Article abstract: The Keresan language family consists of a group of languages spoken in the northwestern portion of New Mexico and is generally considered to fall into two subfamilies: Western Keresan, consisting of Acoma and Laguna, and Eastern Keresan, comprising the rest of the languages.
The Keresan language family consists of a group of languages spoken in the northwestern portion of New Mexico and is generally considered to fall into two subfamilies: Western Keresan, consisting of Acoma and Laguna, and Eastern Keresan, comprising the rest of the languages....
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