Tejon Indians
Woodcut, 1853
Woodcut (Lessing & Barritt) of Indian village at Tejon, from one of several U.S. mapping expeditions of the period. Tejon Indians were linguistically similar to the Tataviam, their southern neighbors in the Santa Clarita Valley, and lived in similar dome-shaped, thatched-roof dwellings.
JJ1009a: 2400 dpi jpeg from 96 dpi jpeg
to return to the History In Pictures Index