Pomo Nation: Sebastopol Indians reclaim their tribal heritage -- The Invisible People [94.23]
| Publication Type | Newspaper Article | |
| Authors | Jeff Elliott | |
| Year | 1994 | |
| Date | 08/1994 | |
| Publisher | The Sonoma County Independent | |
| Key Words | MAS; archive; Native Americans; Pomo Indians; Sebastopol; Laguna de Santa Rosa; George Young; Grant Smith; subdivision; Palm Terrace; Ghilotti; Marcellena Becerra; Kathleen Smith; Greg Sarris; Tom Origer; David Fredrickson; City Council; ancestral land | |
| Abstract | Nearly wiped out a century ago, the Sebastopol Pomos have survived the horrors of slavery, smallpox, and starvation. Now they face bureaucratic hurdles in their bid for tribal recognition and developers in their desire to connect with ancestral land. |
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08/11/1994 - 08/17/1994 | Attachment | Size |
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| 94-23.pdf | 2.83 MB |
| 94.23.b.pdf | 3.23 MB |
| 94-23-c.pdf | 3.26 MB |
| 94-23-d.pdf | 3.07 MB |
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