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Chimariko is an extinct language of northern California, considered by some linguists to be part of the Hokan family of languages. Like many California Indians, the Chimariko people were devastated by the aggression of gold miners in the 1800's--most of the tribe was killed in a massacre in 1871, and the survivors took shelter with their kinfolk the Shasta. The Chimariko language has not been spoken for generations.
Our Online Chimariko Materials
Chimariko Vocabulary:
Chimariko Language Lessons and Linguistic Descriptions
Chimariko Language:
Chimariko Phonology
Chimariko Grammar
Chimariko Text:
Ethnologue of Languages: Chimariko:
Survey of California Indian Languages: Chimariko:
Chimariko Language Tree:
Chimariko Language Structures:
Chimariko Culture and History Links
The Chimariko Indians:
Chimariko Indian History:
Chimariko Legends:
Chimariko:
Celilo Tales: Chimariko Myths, Legends, Tales of Magic and the Marvelous
Idioma Chimariko: 
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