California black oak (Quercus kelloggii) leaf in autumn
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The Indigenous Era — The Serrano People

Long before the lake, this basin was a green high-mountain meadow where the Serrano people set seasonal camps each spring and summer, escaping the desert heat to hunt, gather chia, hold ceremonies, and harvest acorns from the California black oaks.

Crestline, CaliforniaPre-1800s – 1860sWritten by historians, never AIResearched & written by Luke Ollett, Janine Jenkins

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