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California Native History Contexts

September 5, 2022September 6, 2022

In recent months I have been delving into records of the California Superintendency. I have studied several California tribes in the past, namely the Tolowa

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General History Oregon indians Uncategorized Willamette Valley

Calapooia Band of Calapooias Reservation 1855

May 26, 2016February 17, 2019

The Northern bands of Calapooias, perhaps the most affected by the early settlement of the Willamette Valley, the Ahantchuyuk inhabited the prairie east of the

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The War of Extermination and Traditional Food Gathering by Tribes in California, 1856
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The War of Extermination and Traditional Food Gathering by Tribes in California, 1856

February 28, 2016December 1, 2022

The tribes of California had 18 treaties negotiated with them in 1851. Agents McKee, Barbour and Wozencraft split the state in thirds and negotiated with

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    • Native Place Names
    • TEK- Traditional Ecological Knowledge
    • Tribal Forced Removal “Trails of Tears”
    • Tribal Termination Essays
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    • Columbia River Region
    • Kalapuyan Tribal History
      • Kalapuyan Language Lessons 2/18 – 3/24 2018
    • Molalla Tribal History
    • Rogue River Tribal History
    • Southern Oregon Coastal Tribes
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