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Linda Yamane (born 1949) is an Rumsien Ohlone artist and historian, and has reconstructed and "almost singlehandedly revived" the Rumsien language, Rumsien basket-making methods, and other Rumsien traditions.

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alt	A photo of Congressman George Miller, Mayor Rob Schroeder, Superintendent Naomi Torres, Linda Yamane, Regional Director Christine Lehnertz, Lance Beeson, Lauren Kardel, & Superintendent Martha Lee as they "cut the ribbon" and celebrate the Grand Opening of the Martinez Adobe, home of the new permanent Juan Bautista de Anza Trail Exhibit in Martinez, CA. (en)
caption	Linda Yamane at a ribbon cutting ceremony in 2010 to celebrate the Grand Opening of the Martinez Adobe with Congressman George Miller (en)
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