» Archaeology in the High Sierra, Florence Lake    Overview of archaeological investigations at Florence Lake, Sierra National Forest, California.    http://www.geocities.com/m.elliot@sbcglobal.net/

» Discovery Channel to Feature UM Professor's Groundbreaking DNA Research    From Missoulian, Did the 89 members of the ill-fated Donner Party really result to cannibalism when they were stranded in California's Sierra Mountains during the winter of 1846?    http://www.missoulian.com/articles/2003/09/19/news/local/news02.txt

» Industrial Archaeology in California    Mark Lakata's comments on sites in and around Richmond, Berkeley, Oakland, San Jose and the south San Francisco Bay area.    http://www.lakata.org/arch/

» Kawaiisu Pictographs    Features photographs and includes a brief interpretation of this cave site, located in Southern California, near Bakersfield.    http://home.att.net/~artbyhorse/index.html

» Mojave Desert Petroglyphs    Native American, Mojave Desert rock art. Photos of Petroglyph sites throughout the Mojave.    http://digital-desert.com/petroglyphs

» Petroglyphs in the Mojave    A small selection of petroglyphs and rock art of the Californian desert indians.    http://digital-desert.com/petroglyphs/petroglyphs.html

» Petroglyphs of the Volcanic Tablelands    Offers description that includes information on the geologic composition and origins of the monument. Located in Bishop, California.    http://www.thesierraweb.com/generalinfo/petroglyphs.cfm

» Rock Art of Southern California    Educational materials for a grades 4-6 module on the rock art of southern California.    http://www.sinay.com/rockart/index.html

» Rodman Mountains Petroglyphs    Detailed photographs of the rock art, as well as information on the prehistory of the Lucerne Valley and efforts at preservation. Located near Barstow, California.    http://www.lucernevalley.net/petroglyphs/

» Tour of Yema-po    In 1993-94, C. E. Smith Museum exhibition on Yema-po, represents the remains of a work camp occupied by the overseas Chinese laborers who constructed the San Leandro Reservoir (Lake Chabot) between 1874 and 1875.    http://www.isis.csuhayward.edu/cesmith/yema/yemapo.html