Keeping Kumeyaay Pottery Arts Alive in California

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Enjoy this great film from showing traditional ceramic artists Teresa Castro sharing her traditions and learn some Kumeyaay words in the process.

Desert Musseum Kumeyaay V5 from Conveyor Group on Vimeo.

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