THOUSAND OAKS—Isa Folkes: Native American Cultural Resource Monitoring

THOUSAND OAKS—Isa Folkes, Chumash & Tataviam descendant will discuss the important role that Native American monitors play in protecting cultural areas during ground-disturbing activities. She will be sharing experiences as a Native American representative over the last 8 years on various sites throughout the local area, including her family’s history of monitoring. This talk is celebrating California’s Archaeology Month by presenting how important Native American monitors are in the Archaeological process and their role in protecting and preserving sacred sites. Wednesday, October 23, 2019, 7:00 pm Chumash Indian Museum 3290 Lang Ranch Parkway Thousand Oaks, CA 91362 Free Admission for all 2019 Speaker Series events. For more information, go to Chumashmuseum.org or contact Dayle Bingham, Visitor Services Coordinator, (805) 492-8076, visit@chumashmuseum.org This event is supported by a Humanities for All Quick Grant.