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Archaeology Walk at El Polín Spring
A photo of a woman depicting Juana Briones giving a tour to several people near an archaeological feature at El Polin.

 

Have you seen the new El Polín Spring? Want to know why this small valley tucked away in the Presidio is so special to so many?

 

Join Presidio Trust archaeologist Kari Jones for a walking tour to discover the legend of El Polín. Hear about what remains from San Francisco’s first suburb. Learn about where early Spanish colonial settlers built their homes, threw away their garbage, and collected water. Visitors will have the opportunity to view an archaeological feature and artifacts from excavations in the area.

 

The tour is at 11 am. Space for each tour is limited so please RSVP to archaeology@presidiotrust.gov. Meeting location and details will be provided with your RSVP confirmation.

 

Join us at this event and many more as part of a month long celebration of this recently restored natural treasure, featuring more than a dozen events, including guided walks and talks, bird watching, fun for kids, archaeology tours, and a volunteer day. See the full schedule of events.

 

 

 

Pasados del Presidio: Commemorating the Presidio's Past Through Music, Dance & Lore is a series of free public events that commemorate the founding of the Presidio and celebrate the people of Early California with music, ceremony, and hands-on fun. 
 

 

Other Pasados del Presidio events:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

When & Where
Starts: 6/30/2012 11:00 AM
Ends: 6/30/2012 12:00 PM
(El Polin Spring )
RSVP for exact meeting location

Sponsors

 

The Presidio Trust



 

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