Ethnobotany Project: Bilingual QuickBooks CHEM’IVILLU’ (LET’S SPEAK CAHUILLA)

CHEM’IVILLU’ (LET’S SPEAK CAHUILLA)

as published here

and what has been happening to them and their families through the two hundred and twenty some years since Fages and Crespi led their party up through the Santa Clara Valley to what are now Alameda and Contra Costa counties

and other Indian groups of the region

but also of art

Ethnobotany Project: Bilingual QuickBooks CHEM’IVILLU’ (LET’S SPEAK CAHUILLA)Ethnobotany Project: Contemporary Uses of Native Plants Southern California and Northern Baja California Indians (English and Spanish Edition) By Rose Ramirez and Deborah Small The Ethnobotany Project documents the contemporary uses of native plants of profound importance to the intellectual, spiritual and cultural vitality of California Indian people, from the Chumash territories to the Paipai and Kiliwa territories in Baja California. Many of our