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"People of the Earth: Life and Culture of the Tongva" will be open to the public at the Santa Monica History Museum until May 5th, 2018.
Topics include: Community and social structure Use of plants (for food, medicine, tools, and musical instruments) Methods for building huts and canoes Profiles of significant figures, such as Toypurina The disruption of life due to the forced move to the San Gabriel Mission Indigenous people in contemporary times Bringing awareness to the local native population
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1/10/2019 02:44:42 pm
Exhibits and museums should be present in any town. I think that this is not important to everyone, however, I believe it should be. I think that having a place that tells people the origin of their town is very essential. We can foster a love for our town by allowing the people to learn from it. We never know, maybe one of our town's people become a historian because of this. That is why, I suggest that our town funds our very own exhibit. 6/3/2021 03:24:03 pm
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AuthorJulia Bogany is a teacher, activist, and member of the Tongva tribe dedicated to the teaching, revitalization, and visibility of Tongva language and culture. Archive
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