SOCIAL: Lecture Tonight: INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF THE BAY AREA

[Amandeep Jawa]

I'm a big fan of these talks, and I'm-a-goin' (& so is Adrian)

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The San Francisco NATURAL HISTORY SERIES
presents

INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF THE BAY AREA
WITH GUEST SPEAKER
Jose Rivera

Our lush local environment made the Bay Area one of the most densely  
populated places in the state prior to Portola's "discovery" of San  
Francisco Bay in 1769.  Speaker José Rivera will explain how the  
earliest people living here enjoyed and managed this environment for  
their own benefit.
An American Indian scholar and retired State Park Ranger, Rivera has  
served as education director of the Marin Museum of the American  
Indian and currently works for the National Parks at Alkatraz Island.

7:30PM, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2008 at The Randall Museum
FREE, donations appreciated!

Next month on Thursday, December 18 at 7:30   in co-operation with The  
Gulf of The Farallones National Marine Sanctuary
Researching Sea Turtles
With Guest Speaker Scott Benson


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