- The
Monqui were
indigenous peoples of
Mexico (American Indians), who
lived in the
vicinity of Loreto, Baja
California Sur, Mexico, at the time of Spanish...
- undo****ented,
though people have
speculated from non-linguistic
sources that
Monqui (
Monquí-Didiú),
spoken in a
small region around Loreto, may have been a 'Guaicurian'...
- and La Paz, the
Guaycuras in the area
north of the Pericú to Loreto, the
Monquis near
Loreto and Cochimí in the
middle of the peninsula. All were hunter/gatherers...
-
Loreto Conchó, or
Mission Loreto, was
founded on
October 25, 1697, at the
Monqui Native American (Indian)
settlement of Conchó in the city of Loreto, Baja...
- Zacatecas, and
Durango Kiliwa, Baja
California Mayo,
Sonora and
Sinaloa Monqui, Baja
California Paipai, Akwa'ala, Kw'al, Baja
California Opata Otomi, central...
-
Salvatierra began the
first successful mission in 1697 at
Loreto among the
Monqui, who were
southern neighbors of the Cochimí. This was
quickly followed by...
- help the community; they have been
known as "La
tortilla tieza" and "Los
monquis." both
groups have been
active since 2002- to present,
however many members...
- Callejué, and Cantile. Most
bands probably consisted of
about 500 persons. The
Monqui also
possibly spoke a
Guaycura language or dialect. The
Guaycura occupied...
- Baja
California Mayo
Mogollon culture, ca. 200–1500 CE, also
Oasisamerica Monqui, Baja
California Opata Otomi Pai Pai, Baja
California Pame Pericúe (Pericú)...
- (from
north to south) were the Kumeyaay, Cocopah, Pai Pai, Kiliwa, Cochimi,
Monqui, Guaycura, and Pericu. The
Kumeyaay and
Cocapah practiced limited agriculture...
