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El Montón (SCRI-333)
Location	Santa Cruz Island, California
Type	Ceremonial Mound

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El Montón (SCRI-333) is a large mound built by the Chumash people on Santa Cruz island between 6000 and 2500 BCE.^[1]^[2]

^ Gamble, Lynn H. (July 2017). "FEASTING, RITUAL PRACTICES, SOCIAL MEMORY, AND PERSISTENT PLACES: NEW INTERPRETATIONS OF SHELL MOUNDS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA". American Antiquity. 82 (3): 427–451 – via JSTOR.
^ Glassnow, Michael (December 2010). "CHANNEL ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK ARCHAEOLOGICAL OVERVIEW AND ASSESSMENT" (PDF).

[1] Gamble, Lynn H. (July 2017). "FEASTING, RITUAL PRACTICES, SOCIAL MEMORY, AND PERSISTENT PLACES: NEW INTERPRETATIONS OF SHELL MOUNDS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA". American Antiquity. 82 (3): 427–451 – via JSTOR.

[2] Glassnow, Michael (December 2010). "CHANNEL ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK ARCHAEOLOGICAL OVERVIEW AND ASSESSMENT" (PDF).

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