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MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION

Dates:
Circa 1971
Abstract:  

Includes vocabulary with Spanish glosses; texts recorded by Manuel J. Andrade (1935), transcribed and translated by Remigio Cochojil-Gonzalez (1964-1971); orthography developed by Norman A. McQuown.
Call #:  
Mss.Film.1295
Extent:
1 microfilm_reel(s)



MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION

Dates:
Circa 1650
Abstract:  

A copy made in 1748 of Maldonado's "Ramillette" or anthology of 12 dialogues, together with a copy of an unknown "Doctrina Christiana" of 1556. Includes grammatical notes and vocabulary. For description, see: D.G. Brinton, "Notice of some manuscripts...", American Journal of Science, 2nd series, 1869, v.47, 222-230.
Call #:  
Mss.497.4.M29
Extent:
1 volume(s)



MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION

Dates:
1647
Abstract:  

A book of Cakchiquel sermons. Libro de sermones predicables en las fiestas mas principales de todo el año y de las de la orden de N.Serafico Pe San Francisco compuesto en lengua cakchiquel.
Call #:  
Mss.497.4.Sa9
Extent:
1 volume(s)



MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION

Dates:
1553-1605
Abstract:  

The Theologia Indorum ("Theology for the Indians" or "Theology of the Indians") was written by the Spanish Dominican friar Domingo de Vico from 1552-1554. It is considered the first original Christian theology written in the Americas and the longest single text written in an indigenous language of the Americas in the colonial era. Written in K'iche' (sometimes written as "Quiché,") a Mayan language of Guatemala, it played a major role in Spanish efforts to convert the Highland Maya.
Call #:  
Mss.497.4.Ua13
Extent:
1 volume(s)



MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION

Dates:
undated
Abstract:  

In Spanish and Cakchiquel. For description, see: D.G. Brinton, "Notice of some manuscripts..." Amer. Jour. Sci., 2nd. Ser., 1869, v. 47, 222-230.
Call #:  
Mss.497.43.C82
Extent:
1 volume(s)



MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION

Dates:
1727
Abstract:  

Volume of sermons, beginning with the Sermon predicable en el domingo de septuagessima.
Call #:  
Mss.497.4.Se6
Extent:
1 volume(s)



MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION

Dates:
1935, 1972
Abstract:  

Recorded in the field on aluminum discs beginning on January 19, 1935 under the supervision of Manuel J. Andrade. The copies owned by the APS are tape duplicates made from the original aluminum discs in 1972 on to three tape reels by the collector, Norman McQuown, who retained the originals and later deposited them at the University of Chicago Library.
Call #:  
Mss.Rec.89
Extent:
3 reel(s)



MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION

Dates:
Circa 1692
Abstract:  

Cakchiquel language texts. Contains statement of doctrine, catechism, confessional, brief religious discourses, as well as a grammar of the Cakchiquel.
Call #:  
Mss.497.4.D65
Extent:
1 volume(s)



MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION

Dates:
1695
Abstract:  

This is a copy of Moran's "libro grande" (1625-1650), and includes two versions of the grammar (in different hands), confessional materials, and a vocabulary of 500 words which has been added to the others. The first three pages are a narrative of Spanish missions (1689-1692) by Thomas Murillo. For description, see: D. G. Brinton. "Notice of some manuscripts..." American Journal of Science, 2nd Series, 1869, v. 47, 222-230.
Call #:  
Mss.497.4.M79
Extent:
1 volume(s)



MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION

Dates:
1553-1727
Abstract:  

The library has 10 volumes of grammars, vocabularies, sermons, and other religious writings in the Kaqchikel and K'iche' languages of Guatemala. Several have been studied, notably by Daniel G. Brinton in APS Proceedings 21 (1884): 345, and Nora B. Thompson, "Algunos manuscritos guatemaltecos en Filadelfia", Anales de la Sociedad de Geografia e Historia 23 (1948), Nos. 1 2: p. 3; and all have been described by John F. Freeman, "Manuscript Sources on Latin American Indians," APS Proceedings 10 (1962): 530, and in Freeman's Guide to Manuscripts relating to the American Indian (1966).
Call #:  
Mss.497.43.V42
Extent:
10 volume(s)



MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION

Dates:
1969
Abstract:  

Consists of samples of a larger set of material excerpted by the collector from his original field recordings. Conversations, elicited word lists with Spanish equivalents, and texts in three Guatemalan languages. Recorded in Guatemala in 1969.
Call #:  
Mss.Rec.91
Extent:
1 reel(s)



MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION

Dates:
1700-2002
Abstract:  

The Jane M. Rosenthal papers contain a wide variety of historical and contemporary audio recordings, texts, elicitations and grammatical descriptions of Nahuatl, particularly the variety spoken in Tlaxcala, Mexico, both from the research of Rosenthal and others. Fieldwork in Tlaxcala (including photographs), archival research in Mexico and Chicago, and the work of many scholars that formed the Friends of Uto-Aztecan are represented.
Call #:  
Mss.Ms.Coll.129
Extent:
16 Linear feet



MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION

Dates:
1951-2004
Abstract:  

The Reina Papers contain the professional papers of cultural anthropologist Ruben E. Reina (1924-2016). Reina is an emeritus professor of anthropology and curator of ethnology who taught at the University of Pennsylvania and worked at that institution's University Museum of Archeology and Anthropology from 1957-1990. Broadly interested in modern and historical cultures of Central America, South America, and Spain, he is most widely known for his contributions to the study of the culture and peoples of Guatemala. The collection contains Reina's correspondence, administrative records, teaching materials, research notes, subject files, and written works from his career. Of particular interest are the notes from his fieldwork in Guatemala, Argentina, Spain, and Puerto Rico. A further significant component of the papers is the records of the Hispanic-Latin American Research Project. Reina served as director of the long-term project (1967-1988), during which a team of scholars compiled thousands of pages of Spanish colonial materials from the Archivo General de Indias (AGI) in Seville, Spain and Archivos General de Centro America (AGCA) in Guatemala. The Reina Papers serve as a vital storehouse of this important historical material.
Call #:  
Mss.Ms.Coll.67
Extent:
80 Linear feet



MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION

Dates:
1898-2012
Abstract:  

The Daythal L. Kendall papers consist of a wide variety of published and unpublished work on especially Takelma, Kalapuyan languages, and Lencan languages. A linguist and computer scientist, Kendall devoted much time to synchronic and diachronic linguistics of Takelma and the Penutian stock, including much research on Takelma poetic forms, Kalapuyan morphology and gathering a large unpublished lexicon for Lencan languages. He also produced pedagogical materials for learning Canadian Aboriginal syllabics, and worked twice for the American Philosophical Society to develop their understanding of their Native American collections. In the papers are correspondence, extensive research and manuscripts on the above, collected materials from others including many handouts from conferences (particularly the Society for the Study of the Indigenous Languages of the Americas), lexical slips, and photographs of Native Oregonians and their land.
Call #:  
Mss.Ms.Coll.148
Extent:
17.5 Linear feet



MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION

Dates:
1938-2015
Abstract:  

The Victoria R. Bricker Papers contain correspondence, research notes, fieldnotes, notebooks, audio recordings, and born-digital files relating to Mayan and other Mesoamerican languages (especially Tzotzil as spoken in Chiapas, Mexico, as well as Chol, Nahuatl, and Yucatec Maya), and to Mayan astronomy. They also contain extensive typeset transcriptions of materials from archives in Guatemala and Spain, and a wide range of Victoria Bricker's work over seven decades from childhood through the 2010s, including collaborations with husband Harvey M. Bricker on the Mayan codices.
Call #:  
Mss.Ms.Coll.178
Extent:
12 Linear feet
Subjects:  

Apartheid | Bricker, Harvey M. | Bricker, Victoria Reifler, 1940- | Cambridge (Mass.) | Chamula (Mexico) | Chan-Kom (Mexico) | Chancah-Veracruz (Mexico) | Chancah-Veracruz (Quintana Roo, Mexico) | Chiapas (Mexico) | Chol Indians | Chol language | Ebtún (Mexico) | Felipe Carrillo Puerto (Mexico) | Felipe Carrillo Puerto (Quintana Roo, Mexico) | Hocabá (Mexico) | Huazalinguillo (Hidalgo, Mexico) | Indians of Mexico -- Chiapas | Jazz | Kwakwaka'wakw | Ladino (Latin American people) -- Mexico -- History | Maya Indians | Mayan languages | Mayan languages -- Writing | Mayas -- Religion | Mayas -- Yucatán Peninsula | Mayas -- Yucatán Peninsula -- Economic conditions | Mayas -- Yucatán Peninsula -- Folklore | Mayas -- Yucatán Peninsula -- History | Mayas -- Yucatán Peninsula -- Material culture | Mayas -- Yucatán Peninsula -- Medicine | Mayas -- Yucatán Peninsula -- Music | Mayas -- Yucatán Peninsula -- Religion | Mayas -- Yucatán Peninsula -- Social life and customs | Menstruation | Mexico -- History -- Revolution, 1910-1920 | Midwifery -- Mexico | Nahuas | Nahuas -- Social life and customs | Nahuatl language | Nahuatl language -- Dialects -- Mexico -- Hidalgo (State) | Nunkiní (Mexico) | Patchakan (Belize) | Piano -- Performance | Po'ot Yah, Eleuterio | Prayers | Salto de Agua (Chiapas, Mexico) | San Cristóbal de las Casas (Mexico) | Sanahcat (Yucatan, Mexico) | Snakes -- Folklore | Sotuta (Mexico) | Sound recordings | Tzotzil Indians | Tzotzil Indians -- Folklore | Tzotzil Indians -- History | Tzotzil Indians -- History -- 19th century | Tzotzil Indians -- History -- 20th century | Tzotzil Indians -- Music | Tzotzil Indians -- Religion | Tzotzil Indians -- Rites and ceremonies | Tzotzil Indians -- Social life and customs | Tzotzil Indians -- Wars | Tzotzil language | Tzotzil language -- Study and teaching | Tzotzil wit and humor | Yucateco | Zinacantán (Mexico)



MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION

Dates:
1949-2006
Abstract:  

The William O. Bright papers consist particularly of extensive correspondence relating mostly to his later academic work, a number of field notebooks from North America and India, publications on and by Indigenous North Americans (especially Karuk and other Californian tribes) and from linguistic societies, his own research and publications, and extensive lexical slip files (especially on Karuk, Spanish borrowings, and copies of Daythal Kendall's Takelma and Kalapuyan files). Many audio recordings are also present, some of which are duplicates of those at the California Language Archive. In addition to the materials browsable through the finding aid, Bright's email correspondence and computer files can be accessed onsite at the APS. William Bright's career extended to a wide variety of linguistic work, including Native Californian languages and literatures, Native American place names, editorships of major linguistics journals, and writing systems of the world.
Call #:  
Mss.Ms.Coll.142
Extent:
47 Linear feet
Subjects:  

Algonquian languages | Anderton, Alice J. | Animals -- Nomenclature | Arapaho language | Aymara language | Bears -- Folklore | Bigelow, Charles | Bright, William, 1928-2006 | Caddo language | Cahuilla Indians | Cahuilla Indians -- Music | Cahuilla language | Cakchikel language | California | Carrier language | Cherokee language | Chickasaw language | Chinese characters. | Chinese language | Chochenyo language | Comanche language | Cora language | Coyote (Legendary character) | Coyote (Legendary character) -- Legends | Cupeño language | Dakota language | Del Norte County (Calif.) | Dena'ina language | Diegueño language | Dravidian languages | Gehr, Susan | German language | Golla, Victor, 1939-2021 | Greek language | Gujarati language | Gwich'in language | Hill, Jane H. | Hmong language | Hokan languages | Hopi language | Humboldt County (Calif.) | Hunting songs | Hupa language | Ignacio (Colo.) | India -- Languages | Indians of North America -- California | Indians of North America -- Oregon | Jemez language | Juaneño language | K'iche' language | Kalapuya language | Kannada language | Kaqchikel language | Karok Indians | Karok Indians -- Domestic life | Karok Indians -- Folklore | Karok Indians -- Games | Karok Indians -- History | Karok Indians -- Medicine | Karok Indians -- Music | Karok Indians -- Social life and customs | Karok language | Karok language -- Social life and customs | Karok language -- Study and teaching | Karuk culture | Karuk language | Karuk people | Kendall, Daythal | Keres language | Kiliwa language | Kolami language | Krishna (Hindu deity) -- Songs and music | Kumeyaay language | Lakota language | Los Angeles (Calif.) | Love songs | Luiseno language | Lushai language | Malayalam language | Mandan language | Mayan languages | Mixtec language | Morongo Indian Reservation (Calif.) | Munro, Pamela | Nahuatl language | Names, Geographical -- Colorado | Native American linguistics | Navajo language | Newari language | Orleans (Calif.) | Penutian languages | Ponca language | Poqomchi' language | Q'eqchi' language | Quechua language | Salinan language | Salishan languages | Sanskrit language | Santa Ana dialect | Santiam | Santo Domingo dialect | Seri language | Serrano language | Shasta Indians -- Folklore | Shasta language | Sherpa language | Shrestha, Surya Man | Siouan languages | Sioux Nation | Siskiyou County (Calif.) | Siyin language | Sound recordings | Spanish language | Takelma Indians | Takelma language | Tamil language | Tarascan language | Tedim language | Tibetic languages | Timucua language | Tolowa language | Tongva language | Tongva people | Tonkawa language | Tualatin | Tulu language | Tutelo language | Tzeltal language | Tzotzil language | Ute language | Uto-Aztecan languages | Washo language | Wastek language | Western Apache language | Wintun languages | Yamhill | Yreka (Calif.) | Yuman languages | Yurok Indians -- Medicine | Yurok Indians -- Music | Yurok language | Zoque language



MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION

Dates:
1853, 1882-1959
Abstract:  

For many years referred to as the "Franz Boas Collection of American Indian Linguistics," this collection consists of a large body of linguistic and ethnographic material gathered together by Boas and many of his colleagues and students primarily from the 1890s to the 1940s. It contains the bulk of Boas's own fieldwork material, with the main exception of most of his Inuit and earliest Northwest Coast fieldwork. It contains the majority of the work sponsored by American Council of Learned Societies Committee on Native American Languages, which was directed by Franz Boas, Edward Sapir, Alfred Kroeber, and other academic linguists from 1927-1937. The collection, however, also contains related kinds of fieldwork and derived secondary materials created outside the auspices of this Committee, both earlier and later. The first deposit of the material arrivied in 1945. Subsequently, additional related materials were donated and added, as noted in the listings. Additionally, the documentary materials produced by some of the early projects (1945 to circa 1955) of the APS Phillips Fund for Native American Research were added to this collection. The collection has grown to over 80 linear feet of material representing at least 166 languages and dialects from the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The formats range from field notes and ethnographic texts to slip files, vocabularies, lexica, and grammars, and dozens of linguists and Native consultants are represented.
Call #:  
Mss.497.3.B63c
Extent:
80 Linear feet
Subjects:  

'Nak'waxda'xw | 'Namgis | Achumawi language | African Americans -- Florida | African Americans -- Folklore | African Americans -- West Virginia | Airplanes | American ginseng | Amos | Anishinaabe | Anthropology, ethnography, fieldwork | Ants -- Folklore | Athapascan languages | Atsugewi language | Autobiography | Awa'etłala | Babies -- Care | Banister, John, Jr. | Baptists -- North Carolina -- History | Basket making | Bears | Bella Coola Indians | Bella Coola language | Benin -- History | Betrothal | Birds -- Folklore | Cats -- Folklore | Chatino language | Chehalis language | Cherokee Indians -- Economic conditions | Cherokee Indians -- Education | Cherokee Indians -- Fishing | Cherokee Indians -- Folklore | Cherokee Indians -- Funeral customs and rites | Cherokee Indians -- Games | Cherokee Indians -- Government relations | Cherokee Indians -- History | Cherokee Indians -- Land tenure | Cherokee Indians -- Marriage customs and rites | Cherokee Indians -- Material culture | Cherokee Indians -- Medicine | Cherokee Indians -- Military service | Cherokee Indians -- Music | Cherokee Indians -- Politics and government | Cherokee Indians -- Religion | Cherokee Indians -- Rites and ceremonies | Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs | Cherokee Indians -- Violence against -- Tennessee | Cherokee dance | Cherokee language | Child care | Children -- Death | Chimakum language | Chinese language | Chiricahua language | Christianity -- Africa | Chukchi -- History | Clothing and dress -- Middle East | Comox Indians | Corn -- Folklore | Creation -- Mythology | Cree language | Culture, community, organizations | Cyanotypes | DEnaxdax | Da'naxda'xw | Dakota language | Deloria, Vine, 1901-1990 | Dictionaries. | Dogs -- Folklore | Drawings. | Dzawada'enuxw | Eagle, Johnson | Ethnographic texts | Ethnology -- Africa | Ethnology -- Russia | Ethnology -- United States | Face painting | Fairs -- North Carolina | Field notes. | Fijians -- Social life and customs | Fire -- Folklore | Folk music -- Puerto Rico | Folklore | Folklore -- Africa | Folklore -- British Columbia | Folklore -- Florida | Folklore -- Uganda | Gelatin silver prints | Geological Survey of Canada. | Ghost stories | Ghosts -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia | Gop'inuxw | Gourds | Group portraits | Gusgimukw | Gwasala | Ha'xwamis | Haida Indians | Haida language | Haudenosaunee | Heiltsuk | Heiltsuk Indians | Hoijer, Harry, 1904-1976 | Hopi language | Hupa language | Hymns | Illustrations. | Imprisonment -- North Carolina | Indians of North America -- Alaska | Indians of North America -- British Columbia | Indians of North America -- Languages | Inuktitut language | Jenness, Diamond, 1886-1969 | Jews, Ethiopian | Kagwa, Apolo | Kalapuya language | Kalispel language | Kathlamet language | Kidder, Alfred Vincent, 1885-1963 | Kootenai language | Koskimo | Ktunaxa | Kwagu'ł | Kwakiutl language | Kwikwasutinuxw | Laguna dialect | Lillooet language | Linguistics | Ma'amtagila | Makah Indians | Mamalilikala | Mandan language | Maps. | Mayan languages | Michelson, Truman, 1879-1938 | Milky Way -- Folklore | Mooney, James, 1861-1921 | Mukasa, Ham, 1871-1956 | Nahuatl language | Nass language | Nature -- Effect of human beings on -- North Carolina | Navajo language | Nez Percé language | Nimpkish | Nitinat language | Nlaka'pamux | Nootka Indians | Nootka language | North Carolina | Northwest Coast Indians | Ntlakyapamuk language | Nuu-chah-nulth | Nuxalk Indians | Ojibwe people | Old Bull | Omens | Oowekeeno Indians | Owls -- Folklore | Philadelphia (Pa.) | Philadelphia (Pa.) -- Description and travel | Photographs | Photomechanical prints | Plantations | Pleiades -- Folklore | Pomo language | Powwows | Quileute Indians | Quileute language | Rabbits -- Folklore | Religion, religious organizations | Robertson, W. M. | Salish Indians | Salishan languages | Sarsi Indians | Sarsi language | Schitsu'umsh | Secwepemc | Sermons | Shasta language | Sketches. | Slip files | Smallpox -- United States -- History | Social conditions, social advocacy, social reform | Social psychology | Sound recordings | St'at'imc | Standing Holy | Sturtevant, Edgar H. (Edgar Howard), 1875-1952 | Swearing | Tarahumara language | Tarascan language | Thunder, Fire | Tlingit Indians | Tlingit language | Tolowa language | Trail of Tears, 1838-1839 | Tsetsaut Indians | Tsimshian language | Tsuut'ina language | Tunica language | Turtles -- Folklore | Twi (African people) | Tłatłasikwala | United States -- Emigration and immigration. | United States Indian School (Carlisle, Pa.) | Volga River Region (Russia) -- History | Wailaki language | Warren, John | Watercolors | Wenatchi | Winnebago language | Wintu language | Witches -- Folklore | Word lists | World War I | World War, 1939-1945 | Wuikinuxv | Xuyalas | Yana language | Zapotec language | Ławit'sis



MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION

Dates:
Circa 1935-1998
Abstract:  

The papers contain correspondence, research and teaching notes, data (card and slip) files, published and unpublished manuscripts by Lounsbury and others, books and reprints, sound recordings, and computer programs and files. Correspondents include: William N. Fenton, Mary R. Haas, William C. Sturtevant, Morris Swadesh, and Carl F. Voegelin. Roughly one-quarter of the collection relates to Iroquoian languages and includes much WPA Oneida Project material. Research into the Cherokee language, South American languages, and kinship structures is also well represented. Floyd Lounsbury's wife, Masako Yokoyama Lounsbury, is represented by a smaller amount of material relating to linguistic research in Shanghai and research on Quechua.
Call #:  
Mss.Ms.Coll.95
Extent:
90 Linear feet
Subjects:  

Abenaki Indians -- Kinship | Abenaki language | Aklavik (N.W.T.) | Aldeia Bananal (Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil) | Allegany Indian Reservation (N.Y.) | Animals -- Folklore | Anishinaabe | Aquidauana (Brazil) | Archaeology -- Peru | Aymara Indians -- Folklore | Bakairi Indians | Bakairi language | Bible | Bible. Cherokee | Bible. James, III | Bible. John, XIV | Bible. John, XV | Bible. Matthew, III | Bible. Matthew, V | Bible. Matthew, VI | Bible. N.T. John XIV | Bible. N.T. Luke II, 41-52 | Bible. Revelation, XIII | Birds -- Folklore | Birds -- Songs and music | Bororo Indians | Bororo Indians -- Folklore | Bororo language | Brantford (Ont.) | Caacupé, Virgen Colorada de | Catawba Indians -- Music | Catawba language -- Numerals | Catholic Church -- Missions -- Brazil | Catholic Church -- Paraguay -- History | Cayuga Indians | Cayuga Indians -- Rites and ceremonies | Cayuga language | Cayuga language -- Pronunciation | Cayuga language -- Study and teaching | Cherokee (N.C.) | Cherokee Indians | Cherokee Indians -- Folklore | Cherokee Indians -- History | Cherokee Indians -- Music | Cherokee Indians -- Religion | Cherokee dance | Cherokee language | Cherokee language -- Study and teaching | Cherokee language -- Texts | Christian education | Conversation | Corn -- Planting | Counting -- Songs and music | Creation -- Mythology | Creek Indians -- Music | Creek language -- Numerals | Cuiabá (Mato Grosso, Brazil) | Cuna Indians | Cuna Indians -- Folklore | Cuna Indians -- Music | Cuna Indians -- Rites and ceremonies | Cuna language | Dance music -- Paraguay | David, King of Israel. | Deganawida | Delaware County (Okla.) | Dreams | Drinking songs | English language | Eskimos -- Music | Fenton, William N. (William Nelson), 1908-2005 | Fiddleheads | Folk songs, Guarani -- Paraguay | Folklore -- Philippines | Funeral rites and ceremonies | Gelatin silver prints | Goliath (Biblical giant) | Grandparent and child -- Folklore | Guarani Indians | Guarani mythology | Guaymi Indians -- Folklore | Guaymi Indians -- Music | Guaymi language | Guaymi mythology | Gwich'in Indians -- Music | Haas, Mary R. (Mary Rosamond), 1910-1996 | Haudenosaunee | Herbs | Hymns | Illustrations -- Color | Incas -- Social life and customs | Indians of Central America -- Languages -- Writing | Indians of Central America -- Panama | Indians of Mexico -- Languages -- Writing | Indians of Mexico -- Mexico -- Yucatán (State) | Indians of North America -- Languages -- Number | Indians of South America -- Andes Region -- Social life and customs | Indians of South America -- Brazil -- Languages | Indians of South America -- Brazil -- Mato Grosso (State) | Indians of South America -- Brazil -- Mato Grosso (State) -- Languages | Indians of South America -- Brazil -- Mato Grosso do Sul (State) | Indians of South America -- Languages | Inupiat | Iroquoian languages | Iroquois Indians -- Economic conditions | Iroquois Indians -- Folklore | Iroquois Indians -- History | Iroquois Indians -- Religion | Iroquois Indians -- Rites and ceremonies | Jesus Christ | Lacandon Indians -- Social life and customs | Las Cumbres (Panama) | Longhouses | Lord's prayer | Lounsbury, Floyd Glenn, 1914-1998 | Malecite Indians | Malecite Indians -- Folklore | Maps. | Mato Grosso (Brazil : State) | Mato Grosso do Sul (Brazil : State) | Maya language -- Yucatán Peninsula | Mayan language | Mayan languages -- Writing | Micmac language | Mikasuki Indians -- Music | Mikasuki language -- Numerals | Milwaukee (Wis.) | Mohawk language | Mohawk language -- Folklore | Mohawk language -- Study and teaching | Morphology | Music -- Paraguay | Mérida (Mexico) | Natchez Indians -- Music | Natchez language -- Number | National songs, Paraguayan | New Brunswick | New Haven (Conn.) | New York (State) | Noah (Biblical figure) | Oakland (Calif.) | Ohsweken (Ont.) | Oklahoma | Oneida (Wisc.) | Oneida Indians | Oneida Indians -- Folklore | Oneida Indians -- Music | Oneida Indians -- Rites and ceremonies | Oneida Indians -- Wisconsin | Oneida Indians -- Wisconsin -- Folklore | Oneida Indians -- Wisconsin -- History | Oneida Indians -- Wisconsin -- Music | Oneida Indians -- Wisconsin -- Religion | Oneida language | Oneida language -- Folklore | Oneida language -- History | Oneida language -- Phonetics | Oneida language -- Pronunciation | Oneida language -- Study and teaching | Onondaga Indian Reservation (N.Y.) | Onondaga Indians -- Music | Onondaga Indians -- Rites and ceremonies | Onondaga language | Oral history | Ottawa (Canada) | Pantanal | Paraguay | Paraguay | Paraguayan War, 1865-1870 | Paressi Indians | Paressi Indians -- Education | Paressi language | Peyote songs | Phonetics | Phonology | Photomechanical prints | Popular music -- Paraguay -- 1931-1940 | Portuguese language | Puberty rites | Quechua Indians -- Folklore | Quechua Indians -- Social life and customs | Quechua language | Quechua language -- Folklore | Quechua language -- Morphology | Quechua language -- Phonology | Rahab (Biblical figure) | Raquette Lake (N.Y.) | Seneca | Seneca Indians -- Music | Seneca Indians -- Rites and ceremonies | Seneca language | Sermons | Six Nations Indian Reserve No. 40 (Ont.) | Sketches. | Snakes | Sociology -- Methodology | Sound recordings | Southwold (Ont. : Township) | Speeches, addresses, etc. | Speeches, addresses, etc. Cayuga | Speeches, addresses, etc., Seneca | Stomp dance | Sturtevant, William C. | Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967 | Swedish language | Syntax | Tagalog language | Tahlequah (Okla.) | Teabo (Mexico) | Terena Indians | Terena Indians -- Folklore | Terena Indians -- History | Terena language | Tiwanaku culture | Tobique Indian Reserve (N.B.) | Trail of Tears, 1838-1839 | Tuscarora Indians | Tuscarora Indians -- Folklore | Tuscarora Indians -- Medicine | Tuscarora Indians -- Music | Tuscarora Indians -- Religion | Tuscarora Nation Reservation (N.Y.) | Tuscarora language | Tuscarora language -- Pronunciation | Tuscarora language -- Study and teaching | Umotina Indians | Umotina language | United States. Works Progress Administration | Utah | Ute Indians -- Social life and customs | Ute language | Venables, Robert W. | Visions | Voegelin, C. F. (Charles Frederick), 1906-1986 | Waimiri Indians -- Social life and customs | Wampum | Winnebago Indians -- Music | Wyandot Indians -- Folklore | Wyandot Indians -- Music | Wyandot language | Zuni language | applied_linguistics | narrative | singing



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