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Indian Cave
This cave is located in Ventura County. It sits overlooking a gushing perennial spring in otherwise very dry landscape. There are numerous bedrock mortars in the cave and around the immediate area. There are traces of soot on its walls … Continue reading
Posted in Ventura County
Tagged Archaeology, Caves and Rocks, Chumash, History, Indian, Mortars, Native American
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