Berkeley to return parking lot on top of sacred site to Ohlone tribe after settlement with developer | iNFOnews

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A San Francisco Bay Area parking lot that sits on top of a sacred tribal shell mound dating back 5,700 years has been returned to the Ohlone people by the Berkeley City Council after a settlement with developers who own the land.

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