Las Flores, a native town and sub-mission in what is now Camp Pendleton Marine Base.	Mission San Luis Rey, north San Diego. At 600 feet on a side, the largest building in California until the 1860's.
Deer Hunting	Cupa at Agua Caliente - Kuupiaxchem capital - Warner Hotsprings
A well dressed native woman, in a tule skirt, buckskin apron, shell-laced belt and jewelry, waterproof basket and sea otter cape. Her hacked-off hair is a sign of mourning. The elegant sea otter cape was California's first export, quickly becoming the rage in Peking, Moscow and Paris.	A Californio spent a fortune on his silver-studded riding outfit, spurs, reins and saddle...to display his wealth and to distance himself from the animal-skin clad Indios. The Indians kept the hills in lush bunchgrass and brush-free, by regular burnings and the sowing of beneficial seeds.
Dragoons camp, General Kearny's California campaign, 1846. Canvas tents are copies of plains-Indian teepees.	Fremont's Volunteer Brigade: five Delaware Indians, a personal guard, and assorted mountain men.
Commodore Stockton's Naval Squadron Stockton sailed with a fourteen piece Italian band, to nourish his love of music.	Spanish lancer attack. The native's conical grass hut was easy to erect...and to burn when it wore out. Women's grass skirts added to the polynesian effect.