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Tracing Your Native American Roots? These 15 Tribes Are the Most Common in DNA Matches

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Ute Tribe

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Utes. Chief Sevara (actually Severo or Shavano – Rainbow) and family. Source: Detroit Photographic Co. / Wikipedia

The Ute Tribe is one of the oldest Indigenous peoples in the United States, primarily located in Colorado and Utah. Known for their rich cultural traditions, including intricate beadwork, storytelling, and ceremonies, the Ute have a deep spiritual connection to their land.

Historically, they were semi-nomadic, relying on hunting and gathering. In DNA ancestry tests, the Ute Tribe often appears in results, allowing many individuals to uncover their ancestral ties. This discovery often leads to a renewed interest in Ute culture and traditions, as people seek to understand and celebrate their heritage.

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