The Santa Cruz Island Reserve was established in 1966 to provide access, assistance, and facilities to researchers and classes for studies of archaeology, marine and terrestrial biology, geography, and geology of the northern Channel Islands. The reserve facilitates research and instruction on the Channel Islands, especially through provision of overnight accommodations and transportation around the Santa Cruz Island and its surrounding waters.
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- Santa Cruz Island (Spanish: Isla Santa Cruz, Chumash: Limuw[1]) is located off the southwestern coast of Ventura, California, United States.
- Chumash Civilization and European Contact Archeological investigations indicate that Santa Cruz Island has been occupied for at least 9,000 years.Bulunamadı: district
- Gretchen and I spent four days on an archeology trip at Santa Cruz island. We stayed at the UCSB field station and visited various sites across the island.Bulunamadı: district
- There were three centres in the Eastern Outer Islands: the Polynesian Outliers, Santa Cruz-Main Reef Island, and Vanikolo-Utupua.
- Santa Cruz Island is home to one North America’s oldest villages. The significant cultural material is at risk of being destroyed by rising seas and strong storms.Bulunamadı: district
- The Santa Cruz Island Reserve was established in 1966 to provide access, assistance, and facilities to researchers and classes for studies of.Bulunamadı: district
- excellent section on Chumash culture. To augment our tour of Santa Cruz Island, chert tools including small diameter drills and Olivella shells were displayed.Bulunamadı: district
- The Civil War significantly increased the demand for wool and by 1864 some 24,000 sheep grazed the hills and valleys of Santa Cruz Island.[1].Bulunamadı: district
- The largest of all eight Channel Islands, Santa Cruz Island is graced with a nearly unimaginable 60-mile stretch of virtually untouched California coastline.Bulunamadı: archeological, district
- The Santa Cruz Island Chumash produced shell beads that they used for currency, which formed an important part of the overall Chumash economy.Bulunamadı: district
