Early in the twentieth century, the paleornithologist Hildegarde Howard studied the remains of prehistoric waterbirds near San Francisco Bay and found that the Indians of the time

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Hildegarde Howard's study of prehistoric waterbirds near San Francisco Bay would have allowed her to deduce patterns of human habitation based on the seasonal availability of these birds, indicating that the Indians lived at that site in the winter and the early summer. Her research focused on avian remains, not on practices like domestication, falconry, or trade in bird plumes.

Early in the Twentieth Century, the Paleornithologist Hildegarde Howard Studied