Pine Nuts - A Food Of The Paiute And Washo Indians
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Demonstrates how Indians processed pine nuts, a nutritious food obtained from the pinon tree of the Great Basin area. Shows how the nuts were extracted from cones, parched with hot coals, cracked on grinding stones, ground and eaten dry or drunk in a thin gruel. Producedby Clyde B. Smith for UCEMC.
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