The remains of about 12,000 Native Americans lie in drawers and cabinets in the gym’s basement. ... the Tachi Yokut tribe has received the remains of about 1,000 individuals from various ...

Drums were pounded and songs chanted in celebration of the opening of an exhibit at Buena Vista Museum of Natural History that recreates the living conditions of the American Indians of the ...

The remains of about 12,000 American Indians rest in drawers and cabinets in the gym’s basement. Many of them were dug up by university archaeologists and have been stored under the pool since ...

The gallery offers insight into the Native Americans who have been living in San Joaquin County for more than 13,000 years. The museum traces the Miwok- and Yokuts-speaking people, with very rich ...

The removal of a Native American on the Los Angeles Board of Water and Power Commissioners is 'a slap in the face,' Indigenous groups say.

But for one Native American tribe, the lake's return provides an opportunity to reconnect with the land and their ancestors. From member station KVPR, Soreath Hok reports.

The San Joaquin County Historical Museum offers an expanded Native Peoples Gallery, with insight into the Native Americans who have been living in San Joaquin County for more than 13,000 years ...

'Pan-Indian' term encompasses indigenous people who don’t fit into any normative gender ... seers, name-givers, or in the case of the Yokuts and Mono of California, ... gay Native Americans, ...

We Still Use These 5 Native American Inventions Today From the canoe to snow goggles, ... Another California tribe, the Yokuts, traded tar balls and used the sticky substance for adhesive purposes.

This November marks the 33rd annual Native American Heritage Month and the ... Indian Grinding Rock State ... Monache, Nisenean, Tubatulabal, Washo and Foothill Yokuts. On ...

After fighting with John C. Fremont’s battalion in the Mexican-American War, he established a store in 1847 on the Merced River near Yosemite, in Yokut territory. Past Portals S.F. welcomed 1st ...