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Projectile Point Images
A still-image showcasing some of the projectile points used by the Native Americans that were discovered during excavation.
Old Map of Rancheria
Showcases a map of the old layout of where the rancheria resided.
Pre-Contact Native Village
Mural of the a California Indian Village in the Santa Clara valley during the pre-contact times.
Stone Bead and Pendants found at Santa Clara University during Excavation
Stone beads and pendants from Mission Santa Clara made by Native Americans.
Native Flaked Stone Tools found at Santa Clara University during Excavation
Stone flaked tools from Mission Santa Clara made by Native Americans. The projectile point types are (a) Stockton Serrated, (b) Mission Santa Clara Serrated, (c) Rattlesnake Corner-notched, (d) Desert Side-notched, (e) Wide Side Corner-notched, (f)…
Mission-era landscape overlay on modern Santa Clara University campus (Map)
An overhead view of Mission Santa Clara at Santa Clara University depicting the current buildings on campus and image overlays of previous places and areas of the ranchería.
Padre of the Roses
photo of Padre of the Roses
Rancheria Outline In North-Side Parking Garage
Picture of the outline of a Mission Santa Clara Rancheria. This outline is located on the first floor of the north-side parking structure on the Santa Clara University Campus.
Foundation of Mission Santa Clara Rancharia
This image shows the foundation of a Mission Santa Clara Rancharia found during the recent project to build a parking garage on the North side of the Santa Clara Campus.
Mission Santa Clara Rancharia
Picture of native dwelling during the time Mission Santa Clara. While the exact location of this rancharia is unknown, this indian residence was located on Mission Santa Clara property.