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Category Archives: West Berkeley Shellmound

Berkeley Sacred Site Threatened

North America, Threatened Sacred Sites, West Berkeley ShellmoundBy Toby McLeodMarch 7, 2017

When a developer proposed a 5-story condo-commercial complex on the site of a 5,000-year-old Ohlone village site known as the “West Berkeley Shellmound,” fierce opposition grew in support of local leader Corrina Gould.

The Ancestors Call from the Berkeley Shellmound

North America, Threatened Sacred Sites, West Berkeley ShellmoundBy Toby McLeodMay 12, 2016

The first Ohlone skeleton disturbed by Berkeley construction workers on March 29 was alarming. But of course the work was allowed to continue because few pay attention and money talks. The second…

Ohlone Burial Disturbed in Berkeley

North America, SLFP News, Threatened Sacred Sites, West Berkeley ShellmoundBy Toby McLeodApril 11, 2016

It was a sad, sunless Sunday at the corner of 4th Street and Hearst. Few shoppers—or Berkeley residents for that matter—are aware that an ancient Ohlone village once graced this sprawling site around…

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