The Village of Kadema: A Multi-Cultural Gathering Place Kadema was situated on the north bank of the American River, east of downtown Sacramento. The village was occupied by Native Americans for several thousand years up - Downtown East Village - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The Village of Kadema: A Multi-Cultural Gathering Place Kadema was situated on the north bank of the American River, east of downtown Sacramento. The village was occupied by Native Americans for several thousand years up Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-10-22 16:58:52 Open Document File Size: 1.014,39 KB Share Result on Facebook City Kadema / Sacramento / / Facility Anthropology California State University / / IndustryTerm village site / bank / / NaturalFeature American River / / Organization California State University / Sacramento / / Person A. Wendy J. Nelson / Tom Cleanso / Peggy Badovinac / John Sutter / Hans Uldall / Mike Cleanso / Tom Cleanso (Blind Tom) / / Position Captain / chief / / ProvinceOrState California / / SocialTag Native American tribes in California Maidu Nisenan Sacramento metropolitan area Sacramento, California Sacramento River California State University, Sacramento Geography of California California Central Valley

The Village of Kadema: A Multi-Cultural Gathering Place Kadema was situated on the north bank of the American River, east of downtown Sacramento. The village was occupied by Native Americans for several thousand years upAdd to Reading List