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The storymap curriculum about the Pit River Tribe's reclamation of ancestral land from PG&E: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/5a91f20773c54a84bd854719fafae4bbDigital Heritage
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Pit River youth participate in the annual Run for the Ancestors, which traces the journey of forced marches of removal during Gold Rush genocide era.Digital Heritage
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Anti-Colonial Practices, Social Justice, EnvironmentSummary
Feather Wolfin, Environmental Services for the Pit River Tribe, speaks at the November 2022 commemoriation of the Battle of Four Corners. Digital Heritage
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A 1910 photo of an Atsugwe ancestorDigital Heritage
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Archival photo print of the Pit River before they hydroelectric damsDigital Heritage
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An archival photo of the Pit River circa 1923 before most of the hydroelectric dams were constructedDigital Heritage
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A photo from 1923 of a Pit River Ancestor/relative from the C. Hart Merriam Collection of Native American Photographs at the Bancroft LibraryDigital Heritage
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An archival photo of a Pit River mother and daughter - no dateDigital Heritage
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Archival photo of a Pit River family in their home around 1875Digital Heritage
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An archival photo of two Pit River women with basketsDigital Heritage
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Atsugwe Indian doctor and political leader Sampson Grant holding bow and arrow with wife Mary in Burney