Talk:Kucadikadi

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Did you know... that the Kucadikadi are a band of Northern Paiute Native Americans, whose names translates to "brine fly eaters"?

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Disambiguation between the Mono Lake Paiute (aka, the Kucadikadi) and the Mono

There needs to be some disambiguation between the Mono Lake Paiute, the subject of this page, and the Eastern & Western Mono people, the subject of a different page: Mono people. At the moment, there is some enmeshment between information about the two, but it also includes some nomenclature and terms in indigenous languages that would be good to keep. Any experts available to help split the two? OctaviusIII (talk) 16:45, 9 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]