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1 Pictorial Views of the Indians of California “One does not sell the earth upon which the people walk.” Crazy Horse

2 Cahuilla Indian Tribe Lived near the Mojave Desert

3 Cahuilla Home Desert

4 A Cahuilla Woman Photo by Edward S. Curtis

5 A seed beater

6 The landscape of the located that the Cahuilla

7 Miwok Indian Tribe Lived near Sierra Nevada and some by San Francisco

8 Miwok Dance Photo courtesy of the Shingle Springs Rancheria

9 Miwok Indians in front of Umacha teepee, Yosemite National Park, 1925 Yosemite Research Library

10 An artist's vision of the welcome of Francis Drake by Coast Miwok Indians in 1579, from an engraving by Theodor de Bry in 1599. Image courtesy of the Bancroft Library

11 The Miwoks traveled by boats that are made from reeds

12 Miwok Basket

13 Miwok Mush Stirrer Miwok Mush Stirrer

14 Chumash Indian Tribe Lived along the south-central of California Coast( Santa Barbara

15 Rafael Solares, a Samala chief. Captain of Soxtonoxmu, capital village in the Santa Ynez Valley. chiefSanta Ynez ValleychiefSanta Ynez Valley Photograph by Leon de Cessac, late 19th century.

16 Villages were made of dome-shaped homes made of willow, whalebone, and tile mats for roofing.

17 Chumash Basket

18 The Swordfish Dance was to gain food

19 Chumash fountain sculpture Photo of ancient Chumash fountain sculpture by millerm217 via Flickrmillerm217

20 Chumash Tray

21 Sources  http://www.sacred-texts.com/nam/ca/eci/index.htm http://www.sacred-texts.com/nam/ca/eci/index.htm  http://www.co.el- dorado.ca.us/Living/Stories/Shingle_Springs_Band_of_Miwok_Indians.aspx http://www.co.el- dorado.ca.us/Living/Stories/Shingle_Springs_Band_of_Miwok_Indians.aspx http://www.co.el- dorado.ca.us/Living/Stories/Shingle_Springs_Band_of_Miwok_Indians.aspx  http://angelisland.org/history/miwok-history/ http://angelisland.org/history/miwok-history/  http://hearstmuseum.berkeley.edu/exhibitions/ncc/gallery_1_5_1_7.html http://hearstmuseum.berkeley.edu/exhibitions/ncc/gallery_1_5_1_7.html  http://missiontour.org/related/chumash.htm http://missiontour.org/related/chumash.htm  http://www.sbnature.org/research/anthro/chsocial.htm

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