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Desert Communities Past and Present
Written by Cynthia Jenson-Elliott
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The Cahuilla Indians have lived in the hot, dry desert for thousands of years. Learn how they have survived and thrived in this harsh environment and how their lives have changed and remained the same as the world has changed around them.
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