The Aboriginal Population of the San Joaquin Valley, California
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A regional demographic study reconstructs the aboriginal population of the San Joaquin Valley around 1850, dividing the area into northern and southern sectors. It reviews contemporary counts and applies analyses based on village lists, stream-mileage, and area-density comparisons to estimate populations for river basins and tribal groups such as the Yokuts, Mono, and southern Miwok. Habitat maps accompany detailed treatments of individual watersheds—the San Joaquin, Kings, Kaweah, and the Tulare Lake basin—while subtribal distributions and village data are enumerated. An appendix and bibliography document sources and methods, and the text synthesizes figures while noting how ecological limits, contact history, and incomplete records affect the estimates.
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