Sogorea Te; Native Americans Protect Sacred Site Glen Cove

Glen Cove is a sacred gathering place and burial ground that has been utilized by numerous Native American tribes since at least 1,500 BC.

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Glen Cove is a sacred gathering place and burial ground that has been utilized by numerous Native American tribes since at least 1,500 BC. Today, Glen Cove continues to be spiritually important to local Native communities. It is located just south of Vallejo, California along the Carquinez Strait, a natural channel that connects the Sacramento River Delta to the San Francisco Bay. Glen Cove is known as Sogorea Te in Karkin Ohlone language.

Photographer Jamie Emerson and g$ take photos of Sogorea Te(Glen Cove) ceremonies after a final closing ceremony for the prayer vigil & encampment at Sogorea Te(Glen Cove).

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