Description: STATEMENT TO ACCOMPANY GIS DATA At the request of the United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management (BLM) San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, a Sovereign Indian Nation (San Manuel) is providing to BLM data concerning culturally sensitive Serrano locations within an area known as the Desert Renewable Energy Conservation Plan (DRECP) for planning purposes. These data take the form of blue-colored polygons. Blue polygons refer only to currently known sensitive Serrano cultural resources within the DRECP. Only the areas within the Renewable Energy Study Areas (RESAs) as part of the DRECP within Serrano Traditional Lands have been adequately researched. The information used to develop the data includes: 1. Native Village locations, Resource Areas, and Sacred Lands identified from (a) Mission records (King MS), (b) historic documents such as translations of Spanish-language diaries and military records (Nuez 1819; Coues 1900; Galvin 1965; Earle 2004, 2005; King MS), (c) ethnographic studies (J.P. Harrington Field Notes; Benedict 1924; Strong 1929; Bean and Smith 1978; Bean et al. 1981), and Native American Heritage Commission Sacred Lands Files. 2. Archaeological manifestations of Native Settlements, Sacred Sites, and Resource Procurement and Processing Areas as documented by archaeological site records, reports (e.g., Davis and Smith 1979; Drover 1979; Leonard 1980; Rector et al. 1983; Schneider 1989; Schneider et al. 1995) and publications on file at the South Central (Los Angeles County), Southern San Joaquin Valley (Kern County), San Bernardino County Archaeological Information Centers, and libraries throughout the area. 3. Knowledge of Tribal Consultant (Schneider) and colleagues through experience with the cultural landscape of the Mojave Desert, as well as past, current, and on-going research. DRECP areas outside the two RESAs within the DRECP and Serrano Traditional Lands have not yet been fully researched using the methods described above. Users should note that all information and data is non-exhaustive and it is likely that further Serrano culturally sensitive areas will be added.
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