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Timbisha Shoshone elder/activist Pauline Esteves, 93, challenged the federal government’s authority that had denied her people's recognition as a sovereign nation until 1983. In 2000, the Timbisha were awarded a permanent land base within the boundaries of Death Valley National Park—their ancestral homeland. Visit the project website at https://mojaveproject.org.
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Timbisha Shoshone elder/activist Pauline Esteves, 93, challenged the federal government’s authority that had denied her people's recognition as a sovereign nation until 1983. In 2000, the Timbisha were awarded a permanent land base within the boundaries of Death Valley National Park—their ancestral homeland. Visit the project website at https://mojaveproject.org.