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[*] posted on 3-8-2018 at 11:03 AM
National Geographic 1896 - Tiburón Island


National Geographic, April 1896
"Seriland," an article on Tiburón Island
by WJ McGee and Willard D Johnson


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Thank you for posting. Very interesting!
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Last one. Interesting descriptions of landscapes, flora, and fauna. Also a window into how the Seri were viewed at the time. Tragically, the Seri were forcibly removed from the island in 1850 and their children given to others. Later the island was turned into a preserve, and finally the island was given back to the Seri in the 1970s.

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