#Yuhaaviatam - The Original Mountain Men!
For some 2,000 years, the Yuhaaviatam thrived in the Valley as a self-sustaining community. The Big Bear valley was home to the indigenous Yuhaaviatam (a clan of the Serranos). These natives inhabited what they called Yuhaaviat meant 'Pine Place'. The name 'Serrano' or 'mountaineers' was given to the natives by Spanish explorers. The development and expansion of the California Mission System marked the first contacts and initial removal of the Serrano from their ancestral land.
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