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The Ute Indian tribe, of the Shoshonean liguistic stock who occupied the Four Corners region which was formerly ruled by the Anasazi, were a close realtive of the Shoshone Indians. The Ute lived in small groups, mainly familial units, and were a gatherer tribe. It isn't until the 1800s, when the Ute acquired the horse, that they would become hunters. The state of Utah is named after the Ute.
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