[Vaquero]

Funny. The neighboring Apache Tribe to the Hopi have a language almost identical to the tribes in Alaska.

Check out the map at this link of the Athabaskan language

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athabaskan_languages

[Duchess47]

Thanks for the link.

[headsonpikes]

The Athabascan speakers moved south from the boreal forest less than one thousand years ago, supposedly.

The first Canadian snowbirds played rough.

[refreshed]

The way I understand it, the Navajo (related group) also speak the language and the tribes north actually migrated from the south in relatively recent times.