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The Concow
Maidu of Mooretown Rancheria are descendants of ancient
Northwestern Maidu who migrated to the foothills of the Sierra
Nevadas east of Oroville, in Butte County California.
The Mooretown
Ridge was their settling point, which allowed them access to the
Feather River and its beautiful surroundings.
The Concow
Maidu were primarily hunting, fishing and gathering people,
well known for their basketry.
Today the
Concow Maidu of Mooretown Rancheria are active participants in
collecting and preserving their native artifacts and heritage.
Success has
opened many doors to opportunity for all. We are proud to share
the Native American heritage with you as we continue to grow and
learn more of our ancestor's ways. With this we would like to
introduce these fine Native American Drums made by First
Nations Drumvision. |
