Coahuiltecan
- proper noun
- /koʊəˈwiːltɪkən/
- Archaeologists have studied the ancient campsites of the Coahuiltecan people.
- missionaries and Coahuiltecans
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The Coahuiltecan people have lived in southern Texas and northeastern Mexico for thousands of years.
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The Coahuiltecan were known for their nomadic lifestyle in what is now southern Texas.
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Many descendants of the Coahuiltecan still live in the region today.
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The Coahuiltecan people have a rich history.
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Many Coahuiltecan tribes still preserve their traditions.
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The Coahuiltecans have a rich cultural heritage that includes traditional music and dance.
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Historically, the Coahuiltecans were known for their hunting and gathering practices in the region.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Coahuiltecan comes from the region name Coahuila and the native ending -tecan from Nahuatl meaning 'people of', so the term names the native peoples of that area as a group. This explains why Coahuiltecan refers to that collective group and their culture.