Kumeyaay--Native American Educational Symposium, Anza-Borrego Desert State Park [Celia Silva news articles], 1994; 1997

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Identifier: CICSC01_04_29

Kumeyaay--Native American Educational Symposium, Anza-Borrego Desert State Park [Celia Silva news articles]

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Scope and Contents

Scans of three clipped newspaper articles featuring Celia Silva, Paipai American Indian from Baja, Mexico. 1) "Native American philosophy provides insights" by Judy Winter Meier, published in the Borrego Sun, regarding the Native American Educational Resources Symposium at Anza Borrego Desert State Park, February 7, 1997. 2) "Native American Days" February 8-9, 1997 at Anza Borrego Desert State Park, published in the Borrego Sun, photographs by Brenda Colby. 3) "Kumeyaay Culture," published November 17, 1994 in The Beacon by Paul Hansen, with image of Celia Silva using junkas grass to demonstrate basket-making.

Dates

Creation: 1994; 1997

Creator

Winter Meier, Judy (Author, Person)
Colby, Brenda (Author, Person)
Hansen, Paul (Author, Person)
Borrego Sun (Publisher, Organization)
The Beacon (Publisher, Organization)

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