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In the Kawaiisu language, tomo-kahni means winter village. Its location between the coast and desert allowed its occupants to hold an important place for trade between these areas and the southern Central Valley. The sacred rock art found throughout the site contains stylistic elements from the Great Basin and Central Valley culture areas. The site was an area of extensive occupation and contains important information for better understanding Kawaiisu community and village life locally as well as statewide.
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