When those scientists interviewed tribal members around Mt.Shasta, in many cases there were only a few survivors left of the tribes who had been living there when the first European-Americans arrived in Northern California.
In particular, the interviewers found members of a group of tribes, related by language and culture around Mt. Shasta, that they called the Shasta tribes. Included among the Shasta tribes was a tribe known as the Okwanuchu.
The Okwanuchu lived in the area south and southwest of Mt. Shasta, including the present-day cities of Mount Shasta, California and Dunsmuir, California, the upper Sacramento River and the McCloud River, south to north Salt Creek and east to Squaw Valley Creek.
When those scientists interviewed tribal members around Mt.Shasta, in many cases there were only a few survivors left of the tribes who had been living there when the first European-Americans arrived in Northern California.
In particular, the interviewers found members of a group of tribes, related by language and culture around Mt. Shasta, that they called the Shasta tribes. Included among the Shasta tribes was a tribe known as the Okwanuchu.
The Okwanuchu lived in the area south and southwest of Mt. Shasta, including the present-day cities of Mount Shasta, California and Dunsmuir, California, the upper Sacramento River and the McCloud River, south to north Salt Creek and east to Squaw Valley Creek. |