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Angel Island Miwok

Published on Jan 05, 2016

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ANGEL ISLAND MIWOK

BY RYAN HOPPER
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THEY LIVED IN AYALA COVE...

  • Ayala Cove
  • Immigration Station
  • Fort McDowell
  • Camp Reynolds
Photo by Christian Arballo
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THEY LIVED IN...

TEMPORARY HOUSES MADE FROM BRANCHES AND MATS OF TULE.
Photo by Stuck in Customs
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They were expert fisherman and also hunted deer, seals, sea lions, sea otter, duck and other sea fowl.

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Their villages were about 100 people and their oral history was told through stories of elders and shaman. These shaman often used local plants to create trances.

Photo by paukrus
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Acorn mush was eaten and also used to create a mildew-like substance that acts like penicillin.

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LEAVE NO TRACE

THEY BELIEVED STRONGLY IN "LEAVING NO FOOTSTEPS".
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They rubbed mugwort on their bodies and used sweat lodges to get rid of their human smell before hunting.

Photo by Dendroica cerulea
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HUNTING PHILOSOPHY

RETREAT AND LURE VS CHASE AND CATCH

Ryan Hopper

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