Whack a mole! That's it why I could not think of that in the field is beyond me. Thanks for the information on finding water near by. Some where grounded in like ovens. This place was definitely a maga grand place for sure. I noticed some area where water was present and a old black walnut that probably was around during that time. Thanks for watching and your information.
You say diablo differently from what I am used to. I think I know this spot. I had no idea those holes were from indigenous people. I had assumed it was erosion or something
So cool! Acorn processing was/is an amazing process and such an important food for pre-contact native people. Check out this book: ruclips.net/video/wSOCMZZTWAY/видео.html reviewed by one of the Bay Area masters of edible wild foods.
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Hi Michael and always love the video
Thanks Stan!!
It's a rare treat when the peaks of mount diablo and mount hamilton become snow capped after a winter storm.
Yes, it is, good thing is where lucky every year to have it happen at least once. Thanks for watching the channel.
if the holes are for cooking/grinding then why does it appear there are some vertical holes? 4:16 clear view at 5:08
Whack a mole! Very cool.?Tons of acorns, plentiful game, Awesome spot! Usually you will find a water source near so many grinding rocks.
Whack a mole! That's it why I could not think of that in the field is beyond me. Thanks for the information on finding water near by. Some where grounded in like ovens. This place was definitely a maga grand place for sure. I noticed some area where water was present and a old black walnut that probably was around during that time. Thanks for watching and your information.
You say diablo differently from what I am used to. I think I know this spot. I had no idea those holes were from indigenous people. I had assumed it was erosion or something
A very informative video. I am curious how deep in of Mount Diablo you found this place. It makes me want to check it out.
Its a good little hike a few miles. You have to park on Old Finley road about 3/4 miles back before you start really hiking. Thanks for watching.
Keep exploring the Bay Area my guy
Thanks Jamie!
The Morgan’s The McCain’s and the Bancroft’s are but just a few families with Treaty of Hildalgo land Grants!
MWM
The Ohlone ! I know exactly where you are!
MWM
How cool!!
Do you have any information on the caves !?
I dont at the moment. , thank you for watching.
So cool! Acorn processing was/is an amazing process and such an important food for pre-contact native people. Check out this book: ruclips.net/video/wSOCMZZTWAY/видео.html reviewed by one of the Bay Area masters of edible wild foods.
Thank you I just got this message. Some how it got hidden in my comments. I will definitely take look at it.
Your not from here! Welcome to thy Mountain MWM