Category: Website Updates
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Alameda Shellmounds Web Map
Fully updated, featuring new historic wetlands, shorelines, and more. Available exclusively at the Alameda Native History Project. Find it on our website: NativeHistoryProject.org > Shellmounds > Alameda Shellmounds Web Map
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ANHP Server Migration [COMPLETE]
Update: The Migration is Complete as of AUG-01-2023. Hey there, I know you’ve been waiting for the next post. We’re a little held up because we’re currently migrating over to […]
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Milliken 2009, “A Time of Little Choice”, Has Just Been Liberated
Anthropology, Archaeology, and Ethnology have always been competitive fields. In the East Bay, Native American Graves Consulting is a booming, and exclusive business. And, the documented existence of the Ohlone […]
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Independent Alameda Native History Project Develops First 3D Shellmound Model
Local Native American-led Research Project Aims to Educate Public, Advocate for Shellmounds Click here to skip the article and download the Alameda Native History Project Shellmound Model, made by Gabriel […]
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Fixed the broken theme
Oops. I switched to a standard theme. Will customize it more later. This just needs to work for now; because I have some things to post.
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Changed Welcome Page
New layout. Focus on graphics. Still fleshing out other stuff. And updating when I can. Also, these blog pages have a new layout that I haven’t customized at all yet. […]
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Alameda Native History Project Wiki MOVED TO https://nativehistoryproject.org/wiki
Alameda Native History Project Wiki MOVED The new URL is: Https://nativehistoryproject.org/wiki This concludes the AlamedaNativeArt.com Service Announcement.
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Keeping the Design Fresh & Adding Functionality
Keeping the Design FreshAdding Functionality I’ve been performing some copy editing, graphic art production, and user experience design, to make the website more user-friendly. Also because images can convey information […]
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Phase 2: The Search for Undiscovered History
Phase 2 The Search for Undiscovered History Using technology to rediscover our everyday surroundings. Employing citizen science to crowd source casual and scientific observations. Wading through the tule. Using LIDAR, […]