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n. - A family of Amerindian language spoken in the great interior valley of California;

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  • The languages of the Miluk and Hanis people were mutually unintelligible but are both included in the Coos family of the Penutian family of languages.
  • Even if Kennewick Man spoke a non-Penutian language, historic Sahaptin-speakers might have inherited their "cultural core" of knowledge, belief, and practice with...
  • Kennewick Man may have spoken a Proto-Penutian language, but other possibilities cannot be ruled out, in particular, that the group to which Kennewick Man belonged spoke...
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