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The '''Utes''' are a mountain dwelling people from the [[Rocky Mountain]] regions of the [[United States]].  Linguistically, the Utes are related to the Shoshone as well as the [[Aztecs]], belonging to the Aztectan-Utian language family.  Modern Utes, however, have virtually lost their [[language]] and it is considered by Ethnologue to be an endangered language<ref>http://www.ethnologue.com/show_language.asp?code=ute</ref>. The Colorado Utes were master artists, creating some of the most distinct and complex art of the North American tribes, both in "realism" as well as technique (as with most tribal people, "Art" rarely existed for art's sake alone, but was part of the daily and spiritual life of the people.
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The '''Utes''' are a mountain dwelling people from the [[Rocky Mountain]] regions of the [[United States]].  Linguistically, the Utes are related to the Shoshone as well as the [[Aztecs]], belonging to the Aztectan-Utian language family.  Modern Utes, however, have virtually lost their [[language]] and it is considered by Ethnologue to be an endangered language.<ref>http://www.ethnologue.com/show_language.asp?code=ute</ref>  The Colorado Utes were master artists, creating some of the most distinct and complex art of the North American tribes, both in "realism" as well as technique (as with most tribal people, "Art" rarely existed for art's sake alone, but was part of the daily and spiritual life of the people.
    
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