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Ute people

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The Ute are a group of people.

Ute camp, Henry Chapman Ford, by 1894.jpg
Ute camp, Henry Chapman Ford, by 1894.jpg
They lived in the mountains long ago. They moved to find food. They also used horses to travel.
Horse Rider Ute Tribal Rock Art at Arches National Park.jpg
Horse Rider Ute Tribal Rock Art at Arches National Park.jpg
They are still here today. Can you learn more about them?

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🖼️ Images & Media (14)
File:Utes chief Severo and family, 1899.jpg
Utes chief Severo and family, 1899.jpg
File:Northern-UA-languages.png
Northern-UA-languages.png
File:Old Spanish Trail - Early Exploration.png
Old Spanish Trail - Early Exploration.png
File:Ute camp, Henry Chapman Ford, by 1894.jpg
Ute camp, Henry Chapman Ford, by 1894.jpg
File:CPSheild.JPG
CPSheild.JPG
File:Horse Rider Ute Tribal Rock Art at Arches National Park.jpg
Horse Rider Ute Tribal Rock Art at Arches...
File:Ute bands of CO, UT, NM, AZ.jpeg
Ute bands of CO, UT, NM, AZ.jpeg
File:Utes along White River - Jack Hillers - 1873.jpg
Utes along White River - Jack Hillers - 1873.jpg
File:Ute delegation.jpg
Ute delegation.jpg
File:Territori Ute 1868.PNG
Territori Ute 1868.PNG
File:Mapa Utes.png
Mapa Utes.png
File:UteHideArt3.jpg
UteHideArt3.jpg

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