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Paiute Yosemite story – Fresno Bee article and responses.
Submitted by Yosemite_Indian on Thu, 2008-01-17 01:28.Posted in Politics/Social Action | Yosemite_Indian’s blog ยป
Fresno Bee does an article about compliants Paiutes have about Yosemite National Park Service working with and helping their current and former Indian employees, the Southern Sierra Miwuks aka the American Indian Council [...]
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One of the most famous photos of Native people in Yosemite is this photograph taken by J. T. Boysen in 1901.
The Icon of early Yosemite Native American Indian life.
The photo is of Suzie and her young daughter Sadie McGowan in Yosemite Valley, Ca. 1901, taken by J. T. Boysen.
The photo is a beautiful portairt of [...]
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Famous British photographer Eadweard Muybridge
Famous British photographer Eadweard Muybridge was an innovator and pioneer in the early motion picture and film process. He was ahead of his time in trying to capture movement and bring photography to life.
As a Yosemite-Mono Lake Paiute Native American Indian person I can appreciate his pioneer spirit as he captured [...]
