California Indians and Their Environment: An Introduction (California Natural History Guides) (Volume 96)
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California Indians and Their Environment: An Introduction (California Natural History Guides) (Volume 96)

by Kent Lightfoot, Otis Parrish

Natural History Environmental Studies Native American Studies
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Kent Lightfoot and Otis Parrish introduce readers to California Indians and their environment in this volume from the California Natural History Guides series. Bringing together cultural, historical, and environmental perspectives, the book offers a broad foundation for understanding California’s Indigenous peoples and the landscapes connected to their histories.

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California Indians and Their Environment offers an introduction to the relationship between California Indian peoples and the environments of California.

Written by Kent Lightfoot and Otis Parrish, this volume connects cultural and environmental perspectives.

Part of the California Natural History Guides series, the book provides a broad entry point for readers interested in California history, Indigenous peoples, and natural history.

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