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From sweet mesquite beans and palm fruit to savory meat, the food of the ancient Cahuilla is as varied and rich as the land they called home. http://flipbook. Historically, the Cahuilla people would have lived within the area of California Citrus State Historic Park, and continue to play an
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The Cahuilla, sometimes referred to as Ŕívil̃uqaletem or Ivilyuqaletem, are a group of Native Americans who reside in the interior The agave and yucca plants were also used for food. A variety of desert cacti produced edible fruit, as did the palm tree. Seeds from the juniper and pine trees Agua Caliente Tribe distributes 2,000 Thanksgiving turkeys to eight local charities
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