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A view of the entrance to the Bridge Gulch Natural Bridge in Hayfork Valley of Shasta-Trinity National Forest. Known as "Kok-Chee-Shuhp-Chee" or "Bundle of Hides" to the Wintu people.

Academic work about the atrocities that had occurred in Tuluwat on that February day in 1860 was already surfacing in the early works pseudo-anthropologist like the one released by Llewllyn L. Loud in 1918. This work not only touches on the events of…

Below is Eureka's letter of apology for the Indian Island Massacre also called the 1860 Wiyot Massacre. Below is the written apology by Mayor Frank J Jager, mayor of Eureka from Nov 2 2010 to present.

Dear Members of the Wiyot Tribe:

In…

Documentation of the Executive Order that Implemented the Klamath River Reservation. Conversation between GEO. W. MANYPENNY (Commissioner of the Office of Indian Affairs), Hon. R. MCCLELLAND (Secretary of the Interior), President Franklin Pierce

Documentation of the Executive Order that Implemented the Klamath River Reservation. Conversation between GEO. W. MANYPENNY (Commissioner of the Office of Indian Affairs), Hon. R. MCCLELLAND (Secretary of the Interior), President Franklin Pierce

This map highlights the Wintu tribe's territory, in Trinity County and Shasta County.

There are five Pomo men in a row all in their ceremonial dress standing in a row. The three men in the middle are Pomo Bird Dancers.

Here is a video taken by a drone giving us aerial footage of what Indian Island looks like today. Footage for Indian Island starts at 2:30. Link is below
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iqGpAuSN9c

This map displays the fort locations of the militia during the war.

A booklet, made by the United Nations, to inform and distinguishes the differences of atrocities and other war crimes.