Juan José Fustero, a lifelong resident of Piru, Ventura County, son of San Fernando Mission Indians of Tataviam and Kitanemuk ancestry. Photo taken in the early twentieth century
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A side view of Juan José Fustero who sits on a horse. Fustero is carrying a rifle in a sling. Hills are visible in the background. Image originally obtained from Ventura County Museum of History and Art.
Fustero, Juan José Ventura County (Calif.) Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians Chumash Indians--California--Ventura County Chumash Indians--Men--California--Ventura County
Source
BG-NA-14-009.jpg Part of "Historical Photos of Four Ethnicities on California's Central Coast" Collection Originally published as part of Native Americans on the Central Coast: a photo essay
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