Tisechu, California facts for kids
Tisechu (also called Tis-e-chu or Tishech) was a historic village. It was once home to the Choinimni people. This settlement was located in Fresno County, California.
What Was Tisechu?
Tisechu was a place where the Choinimni people lived long ago. It was a "settlement," which means it was a community or village. The Choinimni were a group of Native American people.
Where Was Tisechu Located?
The Tisechu village was found in a special spot. It was at the "confluence" of two waterways. A confluence is where two rivers or streams meet and flow together. Tisechu was located where the Kings River and Mill Creek join. This area is in Fresno County, California.
The Choinimni People
The Choinimni were a part of a larger group of Native Americans. They belonged to the Yokuts people. The Yokuts were many different groups. They lived in the Central Valley of California for thousands of years. They had rich cultures and traditions.
