DIG Discovery #4 - What is the name of the Chumash invented? And the name of the similar boat used by the Gabrielino? What were they made of? button
Your Camp Guides: . . . . Tue, Dec 4, 8:14AM PST (-0800 GMT)
DIG Discovery #1 – Where did the Chumash live? How long have they lived in their home region? button button
Your Camp Guides: . . . . Tue, Dec 4, 8:14AM PST (-0800 GMT)
DIG Discovery #2 - Where did the Gabrielino live ? button
Where did the Gabrielino come from and when did they arrive? button
Your Camp Guides: . . . . Tue, Dec 4, 8:15AM PST (-0800 GMT)
DIG Discovery #3 - The Chumash spoke dialects of Hokan – one of the oldest languages in California. Was the Gabrielino language the same as their neighbor’s, the Chumash? if not, what type of language did they speak ? button
Your Camp Guides: . . . . Tue, Dec 4, 8:15AM PST (-0800 GMT)
DIG Discovery #4 - What is the name of the Chumash invented? And the name of the similar boat used by the Gabrielino? What were they made of? button
Your Camp Guides: . . . . Tue, Dec 4, 8:15AM PST (-0800 GMT)
DIG Discovery #5 - What did the Gabrielino on Catalina trade that was so very valuable and how did they get it ? button button
Your Camp Guides: . . . . Tue, Dec 4, 8:15AM PST (-0800 GMT)
DIG Discovery #6 - What did the Chumash trade that was very valuable and sought after all over California? button
Your Camp Guides: . . . . Tue, Dec 4, 8:16AM PST (-0800 GMT)
DIG Discovery #7 – What did these First Californians eat and why did they not develop agriculture?
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Your Camp Guides: . . . . Tue, Dec 4, 8:16AM PST (-0800 GMT)
DIG Discover # 8 – One other island that may have been populated by peoples related to the Gabrielino was San Nicolas. An amazing discovery made by a Camp Trail Guide is about a magical rock – from San Nicolas Island - used by the Gabrielino and the Chumash. What is a 'Toshaawt' ? And powers was it believed to have had ? button
: . . . . Thu, Dec 6, 8:36AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Daisy,Karen,Wilma,Stefania,Stephanie from Nightingale Middle School-What impressed me the most is the way they lived and the thier tools/instruments.
: . . . . Thu, Dec 6, 8:38AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Peter,Bryan,Patrick,Armando and Samuel
Nightingale Middle School
We learned about indians and regions of California.We also had fun.It was really great,we learned acorns were very important in the southwest. Asphault and obsidian were very resouceful. They were used to make weapons and frame canoes. Many artifacts were at the musuem. Our favorite location and artifacts were California and the weopons(the bow and arrow).
: . . . . Thu, Dec 6, 8:38AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Amy,Gladys,Kimberly,Monica,Ruben M.
Nightingale Middle School
This is our first week at Camp Internet. We went on a field trip to the Southwest Museum which was part of our Camp Internet lesson.The Southwest Museum was exciting because of all the artifacts. For example, they used animal parts to make instruments. The Southwest Museum is very interesting and educational.
: . . . . Thu, Dec 6, 8:40AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Peter,Bryan,Patrick,Armando and Samuel
Nightingale Middle School
We learned about indians and regions of California.We also had fun.It was really great,we learned acorns were very important in the southwest. Asphault and obsidian were very resouceful. They were used to make weapons and frame canoes. Many artifacts were at the musuem. Our favorite location and artifacts were California and the weopons(the bow and arrow).
: . . . . Thu, Dec 6, 8:41AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Nightingale Middle School
Ivette veronica Beatrice sarah bianca
This is our first week working with Camp Internet. So far it has been very outstanding. On Wednesday we visted the South
West Museum, and it expanded our minds throughout the trip. We thought the circle door in the California Coast was really creative. The rattle claws smelled ill but were intresting at the same time.
: . . . . Thu, Dec 6, 8:41AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Jazmin ,Rebeca,Daisy,Brenda,Avvilice
12-6-01
Yesterday we learned that the early ancestors of California tribe used round doors at the bottom to keep danger away. We found that Redwood trees,Acorn trees,and Oak trees where very usefull.They got the trees frrom the oceon when there was storms.This is what we basictly learned.
: . . . . Thu, Dec 6, 8:42AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Daisy,Karen,Wilma,Stefania,Stephanie
from Nightingale Middle School -What impressed me the most is the way they lived and the thier tools/instruments.
: . . . . Thu, Dec 6, 8:42AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Javier Saucedo,Alvin Paredes,Ruben Rodriguez, Andrew San Jose
The tour was very educational because we would rather go to the a field trip and learn something than learn in it class. There were a lot of rerealistic models of early humans working and some of the women were grindung corn to make food and the men hunted for food and to protect the village.
: . . . . Thu, Dec 6, 8:42AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Nam L., Arjay O., Adrian M., Jorge M.
Nightingale05
This like our first coments to you. It was educational. We learned alot of things like they live in a house that were made out of Red Wood and Oak tree and their house had a little hole, we learn that their is really a Rubber tree exist, the English gave horse to the Indians, their harvest was poor, they use flat drum, and their totem pole was weird but very spiritual. Okay that is what we learn okay good bye.