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In response to Numu/Nuwu and Newe caravan raids, the US military or settlers would attack any Indigenous person in the vicinity.[138] Throughout the decades, as settlers encroached on their land, the Numu/Nuwu and Newe faced violent land dispossession, the taking of resources,[139] numerous massacres by settlers and the US Cavalry,[140] toxic pollution from mining operations,[141] and many other abuses.[142] The violence perpetrated by the US and settlers against the Numu/Nuwu and Newe, as well as other Indigenous peoples, was often perpetrated with the explicit goal of making land available for mining and excused by the narrative of retribution for raids on settlers caravans.[143] The value of gold and silver to the US economy and settlers exacerbated settler colonialism in Numu/Nuwu and Newe territory.[144] The following is an incomplete, but illustrative, list of notable massacres, land seizures, kidnappings and internments described by historians, Tribes, and journalists across Nevada and the Great Basin against the Numu/Nuwu and Newe: In 1860, a settler mob gathered to attack a nearby Numu/Nuwu community, perceived to be associated with the recent deaths of a few settlers.[145] The settlers marched on the entire Numu/Nuwu community at Pyramid Lake but were rebuffed.[146] The US then stationed soldiers in the area.[147] A second battle occurred, with the Numu/Nuwu once again prevailing.[148] After these battles, there was a brief armistice.[149] In 1862, as part of what is known as the Owens Valley War, the US Cavalry[150] slaughtered over 330 people on Numu/Nuwu and Newe territory, took 850 Numu/Nuwu prisoner, and marched them to a military fort in southern California.[151] In 1863, the US Cavalry attacked a village of hundreds of Newe people.[152] They fired without provocation, with the intent to massacre the entire village.[153] An Army scout said of the first volley of shots: it frightened the Indians so that they came running out like jack rabbits and were shot down like sheep.[154] A perpetrator of the massacre noted that he counted 493 massacred Indigenous peoples
