The Southern Paiute are a Native American group primarily located in the southwestern United States, particularly in areas of Nevada, Utah, and Arizona. They are part of the larger Paiute cultural and linguistic family, which includes several other groups. Traditionally, the Southern Paiute people relied on hunting, gathering, and agriculture, utilizing the diverse landscapes of their homeland. Their language, also called Southern Paiute, belongs to the Uto-Aztecan language family. The Southern Paiute have a rich cultural heritage, including traditional stories, songs, and ceremonies that reflect their connection to the land. Today, many Southern Paiute individuals continue to preserve their cultural practices while also engaging with modern society.