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PIMA , a tribe and stock of See also: North See also: American See also: Indians
.
Their range was See also: southern Arizona and See also: northern Mexico
.
The ruined Pima See also: village, known to the See also: Spanish as Casa Grande on the See also: south See also: bank of the Gila, is an example of their early See also: civilization and skill in See also: building
.
Driven out of their homes by neighbouring tribes, they lived a more or less nomadic See also: life
.
They were always See also: good farmers, showing much skill in irrigation
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At first submitting to the Spaniards, they revolted in 1751, destroying all the See also: missions
.
The war lasted two years, but since then the Pima Indians have been friendly with the settlers
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As a See also: race they are brave, honest and hard working
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They number some 5000 on two reservations in Arizona
.
The Piman stock includes such tribes as the See also: Papago, Huichol, Opata, Tarumari, and numbers upwards of a See also: hundred thousand
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