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The story of Ishi, the last Yahi Indians showing up in Oroville, California in 1911, has got to be one of America's most fascinating stories.

This episode is more redemptive in some ways than the first, but ultimately the scales tip toward it being even more tragic. These events took place between September

4th, 1911 and March 25th, 1916 when Ishi died. But it wouldn't be into the 1990s when Ishi's remains were put back into the dirt of his homeland that this story really ends.

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