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	Ohlone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Ohlone (formerly Costanoan) are an ethnic group whose members lived in what is now the San Francisco Bay Area and Monterey Bay areas of California until after the European discovery and settling of this area.
		The Ohlones spoke related Ohlone languages in the Utian linguistic family that were about as close as the languages of the Romance family, i.e.
		The Ohlone language family was a member of the Utian linguistic group.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ohlone (880 words)

	65 FR 6952-6960 Proposed Endangered Status for the Ohlone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Ohlone tiger beetle habitat is an open native grassland, with California oatgrass (Danthonia californica) and purple needlegrass (Stipa pulchra), on level or nearly level slopes.
		The Ohlone tiger beetle is restricted to remnant patches of native grassland on coastal terraces where low and sparse vegetation provide space for foraging, reproduction, and thermoregulation, and support a prey base of other invertebrate species.
		These nonnative plants are aggressive invaders that convert sunny, native grassland needed by Ohlone tiger beetles to habitat dominated by an overstory that shades the bare areas among the low or sparse native vegetation, thus covering the open sunny areas required by the Ohlone tiger beetle to thermoregulate, forage, and oviposit.
	www.biologicaldiversity.org /swcbd/activist/ESA/ohlone.html (7732 words)

	Ohlone Medicine
		Several consequences arise from living a gathering and hunting life: arthritis and rheumatism, which are a result of growing older and reflect the accumulation of wear and tear at the joints; and a suite of physical traumas (fractures, strains, sprains, bruises, and the pain and swelling associated with such traumas).
		The Ohlone used a number of plants as purgatives, medicines which stimulated either emesis (expelling from the mouth) or catharsis (expelling from the rectum), or sometimes both.
		Ohlone medicine proceeded from their assumptions about the nature of reality and they explained disease by reference to both the natural and supernatural worlds.
	www.cabrillo.edu /~crsmith/OhloneMed.html (5352 words)

	Monterey County Historical Society, Local History Pages--From Peace To Present: A Look at the Ohlone Indians
		Accounts of the first contacts between the Spanish and the Ohlone recount that the natives were "amazed and confused," but upon perceiving they were not in any apparent danger, they became excited at the prospect of interacting with the strangers, bringing gifts and sending for their friends and family to come.
		One of the major issues that they are fighting for is their right to the water from this string, as it is in jeopardy of being diverted for use by surrounding wineries.
		Unfortunately because the Ohlone are not recognized by the federal government as a tribe, they are not eligible to take out loans in order to improve their situation because they do not have a legal title to their land on the allotments.
	www.mchsmuseum.com /ohlonepeace.html (3396 words)

	A Walk Through Ohlone Park
		Ohlone Park is a linear five block long strip of green open space in the heart of one of the oldest Neighborhoods in Berkeley, stretching from the corner of Hearst and Milvia streets on the east to the North Berkeley BART station at the intersection of Delaware and Sacramento streets on the west.
		The west face is a collage of some of the ancestors of the Ohlones dating from the turn of the century and the south face is another collage of their descendents living amongst us today.
		The North Berkeley BART station is directly across the street from the west end of Ohlone park and the softball field.
	www.bpfp.org /ParkGuide/Ohlone/WalkThroughOhlone.html (434 words)

	Ohlone at opensource encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Ohlone were an ethnic group whose members lived in what is now the San Francisco Bay Area of California until after the European discovery and settling of this area.
		At one time, the name "Ohlone", derived from a Spanish rancho called Oljon, referred to a single band who inhabited the Pacific coast near Pescadero, but since the 1960s the term is now informally extended to refer to all the native Americans who live around San Francisco Bay and Monterey Bay.
		The Ohlone language was a member of the Penutian linguistic group.
	www.wiki.tatet.com /Ohlone.html (529 words)

	An Overview of Ohlone Culture
		Ohlone culture is seen in this ethnographic sketch as a world in which the people had a close physical and psychological bond to the environment and to the customs of a small society.
		A heritage of thousands of years lay under the Ohlones' feet as most of the major villages contained deep deposits, built from the debris of daily life, that sealed the remains of the Ohlone past.
		The ethnographic story of the Ohlone is occasionally rich with knowledge about a life that was so incredibly different from the civilization that now stands in its stead; while on the other hand it is an incomplete story, or only a rough outline, with gaps as yet undiscovered and untold.
	www.santacruzpl.org /history/spanish/ohlone.shtml (1518 words)

	The City of Belmont, CA - The Ohlone Indians
		Originally, the name "Ohlone" was the name of a small Indian tribe that lived on the coast near Pescadero.Now we use the name Ohlone to call all the Indians who live around San Francisco Bay.
		The Ohlone Indians were sedentary, but moved to different areas for things like an acorn harvest, which needed the whole tribe to help with.
		The tools that the Ohlone Indians used were bows and arrows for hunting, which were made of yew, and the bowstrings were made of sinew or vegetable fiber.
	www.belmont.gov /subContent.asp?CatId=240001203 (724 words)

	Ohlone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Ohlones spoke related in the Utian linguistic family that were about as close as the languages of the Romance family, i.e.
		Some of the Ohlone today are attempting to revive the language.
		The Ohlone language was a member of the Utian linguistic group.
	www.tracy.us /project/wikipedia/index.php/Ohlone (689 words)

	CaliforniaColleges.edu - explore colleges - Ohlone College (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Ohlone’s main campus, in the heart of Silicon Valley, is conveniently located in Fremont off 680 on Mission Boulevard.
		Ohlone is building for the future, with the completion of the state-of-the-art Gary Soren Smith Center for the Fine and Performing Arts in 1995.
		Ohlone is committed to help students build a foundation in their chosen field before transferring to a university or finding a job.
	www.californiacolleges.edu /campustour/undergraduate/1084/Ohlone_College/Ohlone_College1.html (400 words)

	Progress Moves In / Ohlone Indian finds remind us of ancient, once-thriving society
		Pamela Engebretson feels a magical kinship with the ancient Ohlone warrior whose bones were revealed with the clunk of a landscaper's shovel in her East Palo Alto backyard on Sunday.
		Like the coastal Ohlone tribes who date back 5,000 years in the Bay Area, Engebretson and her fiancee, Jeff Moore, share a reverence for nature, have a passion for organic gardening and love to celebrate the change of the seasons.
		The bones found Sunday were probably that of an Ohlone man in his 40s, based on the shape of the skull and wear on the man's teeth and knee joints, said Charles Cecil, a San Francisco anthropologist who was called in by the San Mateo County coroner to make the determination.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2001/03/21/MN82146.DTL&type=science (1113 words)

	Ohlone Goals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Continue to build a strong curriculum that implements the Ohlone philosophy and is consistent with PAUSD standards.
		Ohlone classrooms reflect a striving for educational goals, literacy and beyond
		Continue to deepen the understanding of and commitment to the Ohlone approach to education and how it is practiced.
	www.ohlone.palo-alto.ca.us /ohlone/7_0site.htm (1250 words)

	Village Life of the Ohlone Indians (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Ohlone people were very respectful of their environment.
		The Ohlones traded shell beads and abalone shells which were plentiful in their community.
		The hills near the Ohlone villages were filled with oak trees.
	www.wccusd.k12.ca.us /ohlone/village.htm (1019 words)

	Ohlone Arts ::: Custom Picture Framing, Gallery & Art Supplies :: Fremont, CA : Hanging Tips (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		As standard practice, Ohlone Arts used “Wall Buddies” which provide a superior 2-point hanging solution with the added benefit of a self-leveling feature.
		Ohlone Arts carries a small selection that we can provide for our custom-ordered frames.
		In this type of special circumstance, we recommend continuous strip metal or wood interlocking mounting strips that distribute the weight across a long surface on the wall and on the frame package.
	www.ohlonearts.com /hanging.html (1138 words)

	Ohlone tiger beetle
		Males range in length from 9.5 to 10.5 millimeters (0.37 to 0.40 inch); the females are slightly larger, ranging in length from 10.5 to 12.5 millimeters (0.40 to 0.49 inch).
		The Ohlone tiger beetle is the southernmost of the purpurea group species in the Pacific coast region; its distribution is allopatric (geographically separated) to those of similar species (Freitag et al.
		Adult Ohlone tiger beetles have been observed in remnant patches of native grassland on coastal terraces where bare areas occur among low or sparse vegetation.
	www.santacruzpl.org /ref/endang/cicinde.shtml (2115 words)

	Back in the Good Ohlone Days
		The Ohlone ate seaweed, shellfish, and sea mammals.
		Ohlone shells and beads have been found as far east as Utah, accounting for volcanic obsidian found in Ohlone digs.
		Ohlone firestarters used a dry wood drill (Hulkema says he tried friction and found it hard to do).
	lomaprieta.sierraclub.org /lp0102_Ohlone.html (1120 words)

	Ohlone College Academy :: Gender Initiative Institute
		Ohlone College is in Silicon Valley and its students, many of whom are recent immigrants, come from diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds.
		Currently, there are no prerequisites for the Networking Academy program at Ohlone College, but the college is moving to require students to first take some introductory computer courses.
		Ohlone runs an accelerated Networking Academy program that is nine months in length.
	gender.ciscolearning.org /Strategies/Strategies_by_Region/North_America/United_States/Ohlone_College_Academy.html (440 words)

	The Muwekma Ohlone Tribe of the San Francisco Bay and
		In simplistic terms, it appears in general that the Ohlone attitude towards the presence of strangers entering their territories was divided into two general considerations: strangers were considered as either enemies (and/or other powerful forces that could cause harm), or as distinguished visiting guests.
		The Ohlone people from the Yelamu territory, as well as other tribal groups to the south, and across the East Bay, were missionized into Mission Dolores between 1777 to 1787.
		The Ohlone people have left a record of approximately 13,000 years of human history, and today they are still trying to overcome the onus of their sentence of "extinction" placed upon them by scholars, politicians, and anti-Indian activists, by continuing to educate the general public, academic institutions and the Federal Government through the historic record.
	www.islaiscreek.org /ohlonehistcultfedrecog.html (3804 words)

	Ohlone Entrepreneurial Ventures (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		I understand Ohlone College does not provide health and medical insurance for participants and release Ohlone College from any medical liability incurred as a result of participation in the program.
		I hereby authorize the staff of Ohlone College, and/or the Community Education to act for me according to their best judgment in any emergency requiring medical attention and hereby waive and release Ohlone College, its instructors, assistants and staff from any and all liability for injuries or illness incurred while at Ohlone for Kids.
		Responsibilities: It is essential that you inform the Ohlone for Kids Programs directly (and not through your child) in the event there is any activity in which you do not want your child to participate.
	commed.ohlone.edu /index.cfm?fuseaction=1911&NoHdr=y&CFID=12357675&CFTOKEN=46206617 (300 words)

	Places To Go: Ohlone Wilderness (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Ohlone Trail traverses 28 miles of mountains and canyons in southern Alameda County and is open to hikers and equestrians.
		The Ohlone Trail passes through the Ohlone Wilderness and three regional parks: Mission Peak Regional Preserve in Fremont, Sunol Regional Wilderness near Pleasanton and south of Sunol, and Del Valle Regional Park.
		The Ohlone Wilderness Regional Trail Hiking Permit/Map (required for day use and camping) is available for $2 at the Sunol and Del Valle entrance kiosks, at the Coyote Hills Visitor Center in Fremont, at the Park District administration offices at 2950 Peralta Oaks Court in Oakland, and for $2.50 by mail.
	www.ebparks.org /parks/ohlone.htm (464 words)

	Learning about the Ohlone Indians (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		It was interesting to learn about the many different animals, plants and trees that live in the area and how the Ohlone made use of these resources in their everyday lives.
		This is an assortment of different kinds of foods, nuts, berries, and spices used by the Ohlone Indians.
		Our guide is showing us how the Ohlone Indian men would use the piece of bone to scrape their skin after getting out of the sweat house.
	www.moreland.k12.ca.us /Discovery/roommorse/ohlone-new/ohlone-new.html (428 words)

	City of Fremont - 1. The Ohlone People
		The Ohlones gathered a variety of plants, seeds, berries, roots, and nuts for food.
		The Ohlones maintained their culture by passing on stories, songs, dances, and tribal laws from parents to children.
		The Ohlone way of life minimized warfare and ensured the health of the land.
	www.ci.fremont.ca.us /AboutFremont/History/OhlonePeople.htm (266 words)

	MAGIC Outreach at Ohlone
		Dean Ronald Quinta, of the Mathematics, Social Science and Natural Science Division at Ohlone, and Nancy Smith are working jointly on a Biology Special Project learning module.
		The BBSE Program is designed to recruit, prepare, and retain students who are under-prepared in prerequisite skills and knowledge needed for success in Principles of Biology courses, who learn better in a non-lecture setting, and who are ethnically under-represented in biology majors and career fields.
		At the end of the semester, each participant is required to share the experience gained with peers at Ohlone College by giving an oral presentation.
	www.csuhayward.edu /SCI/sem/outreach/ohlone/ohlone.html (567 words)

	Dedication Features History of the Ohlone Peoples
		On Sunday, October 10, 2004 at noon at the Ohlone Greenway in Berkeley, California, a dedication of the interpretive exhibit featuring the natural and cultural history of the Ohlone peoples will be held.
		The Ohlone Greenway is located just south of Gilman Street in North Berkeley, at the intersection of Neilson Street and the Greenway, opposite the mural.
		Organized by the Ohlone Greenway Working Team, the exhibit is co-sponsored by American Indian Contemporary Arts, and is funded by the City of Berkeley Parks and Recreation Commission, the Berkeley Civic Arts Commission, and the Open Circle Foundation.
	www.ci.berkeley.ca.us /news/2004/10Oct/100604DedicationHistoryOhlone.html (347 words)

	Metroactive News & Issues \| Ohlone Tiger Beetles
		Locals dub this stretch of Marshall Field the "burn spot" because its grasses are reduced to flened char each summer, a ritual that echoes the grass burnings of the Ohlone people, who once had a village nearby.
		The Ohlone tiger beetle, as its big-cat namesake suggests, is a ferocious predator.
		In October 2001, 10 years after Morgan first petitioned U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Ohlone tiger beetle was officially listed as endangered--a listing that has triggered another round in a bitter battle about land management, as the first generation of beetles to be federally protected emerges on both public and private land.
	www.metroactive.com /papers/cruz/04.24.02/beetles-0217.html (2082 words)

	Ohlone Park
		Ohlone Park is a wonderful five-block long stretch of green space that includes many recreational activities, tot and school-age play areas, a community garden, and an off-leash dog area.
		Ohlone Park was developed on BART-owned property along the strip of land known as Hearst Corridor after the City decided to underground the BART tracks within Berkeley.
		In the late 1990s, Native American artist Jean Lamarr designed and painted a mural on the large concrete vent at Milvia, depicting the history of the Ohlone people after whom the park is named.
	www.ci.berkeley.ca.us /parks/parkspages/Ohlone.html (483 words)

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