eGuide for Acorn Use in Native California a Mobile Classroom Outreach Trunk Anthropology Museum California State University, Sacramento
		Table of Contents (Links & Downloads) Past and Present Acorn Use in Native California: An Introductory Essay (PDF*) An Acorn Use Teaching Guide (PDF) Artifact List (PDF) Historical Documents, 1850-2004 (A descriptive list of digitized primary source materials relevant to California history and Native California acorn use. These can be downloaded or used online.) Map, California Acorn Distribution; References (PDF) Bibliographic Resources for Teachers · K-12 Annotated Bibliography of Children’s Books on California Indians (PDF). Note: this resource begins with an essay entitled “Children’s Books about Native Californians: The Importance of Critical Thinking.” · Adult Annotated Bibliography of Acorn-Use Resources (PDF). (Also see Past & Present Acorn Use essay.) Related Websites (links are topically sorted) · Acorn Use · Native California History and Contemporary Society · Museums/Cultural Centers and Events · Natural History of Oaks · Contemporary Issues Project Credits
Maggie Howard (Paiute) prepares an acorn granary in Yosemite National Park. (Photo Courtesy of Yosemite Research Library, YNP.)
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