010: The Lone Woman of San Nicolas Island: Interview with Elisabeth Rareshide

from California Frontier · host Damian Bacich, Ph.D.

The story of the Lone Woman of San Nicolas Island was made famous by Scott O’Dell’s novel The Island of the Blue Dolphins. In this episode of the podcast, we learn more about her real life with archeologist Elisabeth Rareshide, along with a new exhibit at the Mission Santa Barbara museum. Elisabeth Rareshide Elisabeth Rareshide […]The post The Lone Woman of San Nicolas Island: Interview with Elisabeth Rareshide first appeared on Early California Resource Center.The post The Lone Woman of San Nicolas Island: Interview with Elisabeth Rareshide appeared first on Early California Resource Center.Send a Comment.Support the showGive a one-time donationLearn more about the California Frontier Project:WebsiteYouTubeInstagramFacebookContact:[email protected]

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