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#RockSolidHistory from #JoshuaTreeNationalPark!
Here you see a bedrock mortar, which is a hole that was formed in the granite rock over time, due to the grinding of seeds into flour by local Cahuilla peoples. It’s like a large mortar and pestle. Mesquite seeds were especially prized a certain time of year. This ancient treasure is just sitting out in the open. Many exist across the Southwest. Be sure to keep your eyes open or you’ll miss them! #historyiseverywhere #BedrockMortar #CahuillaHistory #SoutwestHistory #NationalParkTreasures
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