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Mapping Indigenous LA

https://mila.ss.ucla.edu/

“This mural (re)maps Los Angeles and depicts traditional village sites that remain known throughout the city. Kuruvungna Springs Foundation These springs are located on University High School grounds, just a mile and a half from UCLA campus. This location is important to the history of Los Angeles...” (from the page’s text)

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