How California wildfires uncovered 1,200 lost Native sites of a tribe

Wildfires in California destroyed nearly all of the Konkow Valley Band of Maidu's ancestral lands, revealing over 1,200 archaeological sites and rediscovering their cultural history. The tribe has partnered with archaeologists to excavate and document these sites, helping to reconnect with their past after centuries of displacement and land loss caused by government policies and suppression of traditional fire practices. Ongoing restoration efforts aim to preserve artifacts and better understand their history through methods like carbon dating.

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