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The Mission Indians of Southern California built granaries to store acorns, one of their primary food sources.
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From the California Historical Society Collection at the University of Southern California. Libraries https://archive.imlab.ucla.edu/History/Tongva/i-zfQM4bP |
| Author | Cacaiste |
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