Autobiographical manuscript of descendant of a Falasha Jew from Dahomey, including account of his return to Africa in 1910.

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Rough notes

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Autobiographical account

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Ethnographic account of the Twi.

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Re: physical changes in immigrant populations.

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Images include photographs of men and women in native attire, reindeer, and dwellings.

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Comparison of social structure among the Namuavoivoi of Fiji with Polynesian and Maori.

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Report on work in Florida on Negro folklore.

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Translated by Ernest B. Kalibala

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Ethnographic account of rural community in West Virginia.

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Illustrations for 52b

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Thesis submitted under Thilenius at Hamburg. In German.

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Paper submitted to Gladys Reichard.

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Regarding Christianization in Africa (among the Baganda?).

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Observations on field work under Waldemar Bogoras.

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Muscial notation, with minor comments.

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Language unidentified

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A formal paper with introduction, discussion of morphological elements and phonology of the two languages. Also "Semasiology," a 175-page list of English words according to de Angulo and L. S. Freeland (1930a), with Achumawi and Pomo equivalents. The author concludes that there is little similarity between the two languages, challenging the Kroeber-Dixon use of statistical vocabulary comparisons as a means of determining genetic relationships. List includes names for 86 different birds. Freeman and Smith 307

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List of 222 Achumawi-Pomo comparisons. Duplicates part of Semasiology in No. 307. Freeman and Smith 309

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Includes: sentences in English; Achumawi equivalents; literal English translations; some paradigms and notes on grammatical points; notes on dialectal differences (Atwamdzini, Hammawi, Adzumawi). Freeman and Smith 4100

Includes: texts; free English translation; literal translations for some sentences; references to an Achumawi grammar. Freeman and Smith 4102 cf: No. 433

Includes Angulo's views on the nature of language and linguistic taxonomy. Apparently a portion of a larger work. Freeman and Smith 310

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An autobiographical text with numbered English translations corresponding to the Achumawi sentences. Dictated by Willard Carmony, an Achumawi. Freeman and Smith 4101

Thirteen corrections and 57 additions to de Angulo and Freeland (1930b), based on 1931 field work with Hans J. Uldall. Uldall (1935) was apparently once part of this document. Freeman and Smith 312

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Tales, myths, and song texts, with interlinear and free translations. 4p. brief ceremonial song texts. Freeman and Smith 311

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Brief Achumawi word list. Freeman and Smith 313

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946.

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Texts of 88 songs with interlinear translations, including typed copy of one song arranged in model form. Numbers refer to phonograph records, not in APS Library. English orthography; phonetic emendations by Franz Boas. Freeman and Smith 316

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An ethnography of the Aleut based on study made of the Aleut texts of Vladimir Jochelson, apparently by a student of Boas. Comparative folklore and abstracts of Aleut tales are included. Freeman and Smith 322

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Attu and Unalaska texts. No translations. Carbon copy (12p.) of 41, 42, 43, has interlinear translation and notes. These were sent to John Harrington, Nov. B, 1941, in Unalaska. Never published. Freeman and Smith 323 Cf. No. 322.

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Preface discusses influence of Fr. Veniaminov's grammar; section on phonology; incomplete descriptive grammar. MS. corrections made by Boas. Never published. Freeman and Smith 324

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Classified list of languages and bands, showing which are extinct and which are extant and approximate number of speakers as of 1935. Attached note of Edward Sapir to Morris Swadesh on revision in classification of Wiyot and Yurok. Freeman and Smith 363

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

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Cognates in Algonkian languages sent by Speck to Edward Sapir to supplement those used in Sapir (1913). Covering note enclosed. Freeman and Smith 364

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

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Illustrations of cognates and sound correspondences in Algonkian. Freeman and Smith 354

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Document prepared for Sapir, copied from Rev. John Leigh's transcription of John Peyton's vocabulary. Compares 45 Beothuk items with Montagnais and Penobscot as well as isolated Micmac, Ojibwa, and Abnaki equivalents. English translations given. Copyist felt transcription was inadequate. Freeman and Smith 360

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Vocabulary and texts in Seneca (Grand River); Mohawk (Grand River and Caughnawaga); Delaware (Grand River); Abenaki (Pierreville); Malecite (Rivière du Loup); Micmac (Cacouna); Montagnais (Pointe Blanc); Cree (Pointe Blanc); Algonquian; Tutelo (Grand River). Freeman and Smith 361

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Work intended for publication in Handbook of American Indian Languages, but never printed. Based on field work of J. Owen Dorsey (1884-Siletz, Oregon: vocabularies), Livingston Farrand (1900-Siletz reservation) and the author (1910). Table of contents, grammar, and texts with interlinear and free translations and grammatical notes. Freeman and Smith 394 Cf. texts published in Frachtenberg (1920).

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Paradigms. Freeman and Smith 395

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Cards arranged in tables; conjugations of all prefixes (aspectual and pronominal) and combinations thereof. Mentions E. Sapir. Freeman and Smith 401

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Words cut from printed text, Creation Myth, in Goddard (1920): 147-155, pasted on cards. Freeman and Smith 402 Printed source, Goddard (1920).

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List of correspondences. Freeman and Smith 403 Printed (briefer version), Hockett (1946): 943-245.

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Sample of field notes of texts collected at the Wind River Reservation, Wyoming. Includes sample paradigms. Freeman and Smith 404 Printed (nos. 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 3.3, 3.2), Salzmann (1958): 151-158, 266-272.

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Explanation of creation of Assiniboin tribe, separated from Sioux, given Ahenakew in his youth by his mission superintendent, Rev. John Hines. Battle over girl accounted for end of connection of Red Eagle with other Sioux. Letter of Ahenakew to Paul A. W. Wallace, May 21, 1949, commenting on Rev. Hines' relation to the author. Freeman and Smith 418

Provenance: Donor, Edward Ahenakew, grantee, 1949.

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A sketch of Assiniboin grammar, compared with that of Dakota. Includes Assiniboin text, with literal and free translation and notes. Letter from author to Boas, Jan. 6, 1936, covering the document. Freeman and Smith 420 Cf. Boas and Deloria (1932)

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Fragmentary list of Atacapa items with English equivalents. Obtained near Lake Charles, La. Freeman and Smith 423

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953.

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Sapir seeks more and better field data on all recoverable dialects, emphasizing difficulties in dealing with these languages, particularly because of tones. Freeman and Smith 428

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1948

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2 notebooks of Kiowa Apache materials (including text, discussion of warfare; list of specimens and cost). 2 notebooks Athapaskan, including Tolowa texts in English translation [see Tolowa in No. [30(Na20f.1)]. Freeman and Smith 427

Provenance: Donor, A. L. Kroeber for the Department of Anthropology, University of California, 1946.

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Stems and paradigms, reference numbers to field notes. Freeman and Smith 426

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Volumes 1, 3, and 4 are comparative Na-Dene with provision for various Athapascan languages and dialects, Haida, and Tlingit. Volume 2 is comparative Sino-Tibetan-Na-Dene with provision for entries in Sino-Tibetan languages, Athapascan, Haida, and Tlingit. Most pages in all volumes have only a few entries. Freeman and Smith 4115

Includes: texts; free English translation; literal translations for some sentences; references to an Achumawi grammar. Freeman and Smith 4118

Provenance: Cf: No. 433

Grammar intended for comparison with the author's study of "the Achumawi language." Similar also to their grammar of Shasta. Based on field work sponsored by the American Council of Learned Societies. Freeman and Smith 433 Cf. de Angulo, and Freeland (1930) and No. 30 (H1c.1).

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Includes: English sentences; Atsugewi equivalents; literal English translations; some grammatical notes; references to the Atsugewi grammar (cf: No. 433) of which it seems to have been a part originally. Freeman and Smith 4117

Text with interlinear translation and grammatical notes. Originally part of No. 433. Freeman and Smith 432

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In German. Discussion of Aztec culture before the Conquest: political organization, society, religion and thought. Freeman and Smith 437

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Folkloristic texts in English; ethnographic texts; comments. Images include crayon drawings of masks. Also carbon copy of typescript. Freeman and Smith 448 Cf. Boas (1928(1); No. 30(Wlb.3 and Wlb.5)

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Primarily Bella Bella texts, in English; c.c. of tales collected by Boas in 1923. Miscellaneous texts; discussion of Coeur d'Alene ethnography. Images include an illustration of a totem figure. Freeman and Smith 452

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Stem list with illustrative words; part of a larger work (includes A, Y, E, O, stems only). Freeman and Smith 447

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Texts, grammatical materials, notes in shorthand, annotations. Field notes from various informants. Loose sheets enclosed after 1925. Freeman and Smith 449

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Preliminary organization of morphological treatment; heavily exemplifed suffix list. On reverse side are ethnological materials: Land of the Dead (the Sbetetda's ceremony and the conception of the Land of the Dead); the idea of fertilization in the culture of the Pueblo Indians; Hopi Sky-Father and Sky-Mother. In notebooks; notes added after 1925. Some offset printed sheets, pp. 1-171 of Boas (1928a). Freeman and Smith 450

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Rough text material with interlinear translations, some in English only. Ethnologic materials. Bella Bella suffixes on slips. Letter from George Hunt to Boas, Feb. 21, 1929. Freeman and Smith 451 Cf. Boas (1928a).

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Working notes with page references to other documents, not identified. Freeman and Smith 453

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Summaries of phonetic pattern, pronominal schemas, local suffixes, third person references, formation of diminutives, Bella Coola suffixes. Covering letter from Newman to Franz Boas, May 24, 1937. Freeman and Smith 455

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Vocabulary with English equivalents. Freeman and Smith 463

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953.

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Compares Blackfoot numerals 1-10 with Kutenai and Flathead. Freeman and Smith 465

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Grammatical sketch, including morphology and grammatical categories. Based upon field work at Santa Catarina, Brazil, 1932-1934. Freeman and Smith 498 Cf. Henry (1935)

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Verb paradigms. Informant, Donald Grey. Freeman and Smith 502

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Carrier vocabulary, Stuwix notes, Suwal vocabulary. Some of these materials used by Franz Boas in his article on Nicola Valley Athapascans (1924). Freeman and Smith 505 Cf. Boas (1924).

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Partial list, organized by stems. Based on Speck (1934). Freeman and Smith 550

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Texts, word lists, paradigms, a Catawba "letter to Speck," minimal parts. Two pages of Alaskan Eskimo.Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950. Freeman and Smith 551

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Based on Speck (1934) and on unpublished materials. No apparent order. Freeman and Smith 546

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Notes; texts with interlinear translations. Nez Perce, language as used by Cayuse Indians of Oregon. Freeman and Smith 567

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Cayuse forms with English equivalents, arranged alphabetically by Cayuse. One section, "Wai'letpu Ethnology," concerns use of Cayuse dialect by Walowa and Wallawalla. Freeman and Smith 568

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In Spanish. Comparative study of loans from Central American languages into those of South America; vocabulary of 72 items. Discusses frequency of appearance of related forms in this vocabulary. Prepared for publication, but unprinted. Freeman and Smith 584

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In Spanish. Primarily concerned with an analysis of verbs; some discussion of noun declension. Freeman and Smith 4160

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Folklore and ethnography based on Boas' field notes in No. 589. Freeman and Smith 587 Cf. Boas (1935)

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56 texts in English, including some variants and additions. Explanatory table of contents has reference numbers to the original manuscript notes, No. 589. Freeman and Smith 586 Printed, 2 pages of text only, Boas (1935)

Provenance: Donor, Ruth Benedict, 1946, ed, by E. Aginsky (?).

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Phonology, verbs, pronouns, nouns, articles, reduplication, affixing, numerals, grammatical processes. Freeman and Smith 588

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Text and vocabulary copied from MS. of Myron Eells in the Bureau of American Ethnology (1882), later corrected by Boas in pencil, probably in the field. Freeman and Smith 593

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Upper Chehalis dialect, Oakville, Washington. Notebooks 1-14, vocabulary, paradigms, and texts with interlinear translation. Also, a copy prepared by Ethel Aginsky (ca. 1935), complete for texts, but not for other notes. Freeman and Smith 589 Cf. No. 586 for typescript.

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Words derived from Boas' notes in No. 589, pp. 145-291. Pt. 1, slips partly classified into categories, e.g., prefixes, diminutives; slips arranged alphabetically by English (prepared by Boas). Pt. 2, slips not yet filed, partly classified and analyzed by Morris Swadesh, 1950 (prepared by Ethel C. Aginsky). Freeman and Smith 590

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Each sheet is for a given stem (or morpheme), listing examples of 845 Chehalis forms. Based on Boas' field notes, No. 589. Freeman and Smith 591

Texts copied from Boas' field notes (1927), No. 589; collected forms for paradigms and other grammatical formulations: a Stem list, alphabetically arranged by the Chehalis; lists of nouns, verbs, and suffixes, alphabetically arranged by the English. Includes copy of noun, verb, and suffix lists; typed c.c. of noun and verb lists. Freeman and Smith 594

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Words recorded in blank forms in Powell (1877) in 1882. Entries made by Boas at later date. Freeman and Smith 595 Cf. No. 593.

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Texts obtained by Eells and by Boas. 5p. have interlinear translation made by Boas in 1890. Freeman and Smith 596

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3 lists: verbs, English-Chehalis, alphabetical by English (ca. 550 forms); nouns, English-Chehalis, alphabetical by English (ca. 450 forms); Chehalis-English word list, alphabetical by Chehalis (ca. 1,100 forms). All copied from materials in No. 594. Freeman and Smith 592

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A formal paper with MS. corrections. The author finds the syllabaries similar in principle, but different in intent; the Ethiopic is a complication of the Minaeo-Sabaean, while the Cherokee is an attempt at simplification. Phonetic equivalences of the two syllabaries are arranged tabularly at the end. Freeman and Smith 682

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Three parts: (1) cards filed according to morpheme classes; (2) table of contents, notes for grammatical analysis; (3) phonological materials; ethnographic and other texts (folkloristic; biographic, etc.); series of controlled utterances to illustrate morpheme classes; transcription and translation of recorded reels. Freeman and Smith 685 Cf. Reyburn (1953); and No. 884.

Provenance: Donor, William D. Reyburn, grantee, 1952.

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Contains grammatical word lists and utterances; skeletal grammar; verb suffix notes; phonological materials; morphological notes; texts (some in syllabary); ethnographical texts; autobiographical texts; utterances; "Gourds and ants"; miscellaneous. Freeman and Smith 661 Mentioned in Reyburn (1953), 172; c.f. Harris and Bender (1946) for use of phonological materials.

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3 parts.

1. Typed and MS material in folders; noun paradigms, syllable and clusters; modes; instrumentals; affixes; prefixes and suffixes; bases; miscellaneous.
2. Notebooks with inserts; north Cheyenne lexical lists, phrases, and text.
3. 24 notebooks with inserts; south Cheyenne lexical lists, phrases, paradigms, texts.

Provenance: Donor, Kenneth Croft, grantee, 1949

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In Chichimeco and English. 11 folkloristic texts with literal and, free translations. Freeman and Smith 695

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Includes lexical items, texts, translated and untranslated; text and narration on geographical features, materialculture. 1 Kato item included. Used by Goddard for his Chilula studies. Freeman and Smith 706 Cf. Goddard (1914).

Provenance: Donor, A. L. Kroeber, for the Department of Anthropology, University of California, 1948.

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Data on village site, material culture, Indian encounter near Fort Seward, text. Texts with interlinear translations. Collected from Bald Hills. Freeman and Smith 705 Printed (texts from 2 notebooks -- excepting those of Molasses), Goddard (1914):289-295.

Provenance: Donor, A. L. Kroeber, for the Department of Anthropology, University of California, 1946.

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Includes ca. 100 slips in several small groups, some dealing with Quileute-Chemakum material. Remainder of lexical items organized alphabetically by Chemakum. Freeman and Smith 709

Provenance: Donor, Department of Anthropology, University of Chicago, 1950.

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Freeman and Smith 711 Printed, Swadesh (1955).

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Obtained from woman named Jule, slave and mistress of King George, a Clallem chief. English orthography with accents marked. Parts of body, household objects, material objects, animals, adverbs, verbs. Freeman and Smith 710

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Sapir's comments in black pencil; Swadesh's comments in red. Page 10 gives phonetic system. Freeman and Smith 708 Printed, Andrade et al. (1953a).

Provenance: Donor, Norman A. McQuown through Morris Swadesh, 1953

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English words and sentences with Chemakum equivalent; incomplete. Attempt to verify use of informant, Louise Webster, by Franz Boas at an earlier date. Freeman and Smith 707

Provenance: Donor, Norman A. McQuown, 1954.

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Chimariko forms arranged (in part) alphabetically by English equivalents. Freeman and Smith 713

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

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In Chinantec-Spanish. Printed, with different orthograplly and English translation, de Angulo and Freeland (1935). Freeman and Smith 716

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In Chinantec-Spanish and English. Versions in both Yolox and Yetla dialects. Freeman and Smith 715

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In Spanish-Chinantec, 64 items in Yoloks dialect. Freeman and Smith 717

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

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Wasko vocabulary of 6p., apparently based on Jeremiah Curtin's visit to Warm Springs, Oregon, 1891. A text in an unidentified language and fragmentary slips of Chinook-Kathlamet comparisons. Freeman and Smith 725 Cf. Sapir (1909).

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Detailed list of morphemes. Many forms have criticism and occasional comparative notes on Chinook-Wishram made by Edward Sapir. Freeman and Smith 727

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Reference numbers probably to field notes. One group labeled "Kwakiutl-to be corrected." Together with No. 722, gives greater lexical information than published works. Freeman and Smith 721

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Generally organized by grammatical categories. Reference numbers apparently to field notes. Freeman and Smith 722

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Contents list; texts and vocabularies; shorthand ethnographic notes. Notebooks 1 and 2: Chinook, Wasko, Tlackamas, Kathlamet texts and vocabularies; Clatsop vocabulary. Notebook 3: shorthand notes on Salish tribes; ethnographic shorthand notes on Lower Fraser, Bella Coola, Puyallup; vocabularies for Gitamat, Bella Coola, Chemakum, Puyallup. Notebook 4: shorthand ethnographic notes for Clatsop, Kathlamet, Lower Chehalis, Lower Frazer; vocabularies for Nehalim, Kathlamet, Clatsop, Lower Chehalis, Chinook, Molale, Masset, I,ower Frazer. Freeman and Smith 723

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Notes gathered in 1890. Vocabularies and texts with interlinear translation. Ethnographic notes in shorthand. Table of contents with notebooks. Tillamook, Nehelim, Siletz, Chinookan, Wasko, Tlakamas, Tlatsop, Chinook. Physical notes on Songish skulls, probably collected 1888 or 1889. Freeman and Smith 724

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Legends in English from the German translation of Chinook Jargon, Kwakiutl, Tsimshian, and Shuswap. Translated by Dietrich Bertz from the original edition (cf: Boas 1895). Permission necessary for reproduction. Freeman and Smith 4174

Provenance: Donor, British Columbia Indian Language Project, Jan. 1975

Lexical file, arranged alphabetically by Chitimacha. Freeman and Smith 730

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1951.

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Vocabulary alphabetically arranged by the Chitimacha. A duplicate of vocabulary in No. 735 compiled in 1939, based on texts from 1931. Freeman and Smith 731

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Includes texts, vocabulary, phonetics, morphological notes. Notebooks 1,2,3,4,7,10,13, 15, are texts; notebooks 3,5,6,8, contain verb stem materials (cf. slip file, No. 733); notebooks 5,6,8, contain adjective stem materials; notebooks 1,2,9,12, vocabulary; notebook 14, phonetics; notebook 11, morphological notes; notebook 16, miscellaneous; notebook 15 includes Swanton vocabulary of Chitimacha and a genealogy. Freeman and Smith 735

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953.

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Slips show inflections of verbs, based on No. 735, notebooks 3, 5, 6, 8. Freeman and Smith 733

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953.

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Grammar, texts, free translations; vocabulary. Earlier versions of the texts are in Nos. 734 and 731. Vocabulary also in No. 731. Copy 2 of same, lacking pp. 189-170 of grammar. Freeman and Smith 732

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953

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Earlier versions of texts in No. 732 with translations; duplicate copies and translations in second part (including grammatical analysis of one text in duplicate). Subject matter of texts is ethnographic (material culture), ethnohistoric, folkloristic, white-Indian-Negro relations. Freeman and Smith 734

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953

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Cards are in three subdivided sections: parts of speech (containing cognates from Osage, Dakota, Santee, Teton, Ponca, Kansa, and Winnebago); English-Iowa; Iowa-English. Also included: Iowa texts with interlinear English translations; manuscript grammar of Ponca based on material in Dorsey (1890, 1891); gramC: matical notes on Winnebago taken from Lipkin (1945). Images include photographs, sections numbered 7, 19, of portraits, group and individual, with some native attire, dated 1936. Freeman and Smith 4178, 4232

Provenance: Donor, compiler (now Rev. Priestmonk Innocent), Aug. 1971

Grammatical sketch and text, Cuento del gerrito.... Includes tones, verbs, verb lists, and paradigms. Based on 1922 field work at Nativitas, Coixtlahuaca D., Oaxaca. Freeman and Smith 737 Printed, text only, with different orthography and English translation, de Angulo and Freeland (1935).

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In Chontal-Spanish and English. Grammatical sketch, 11 phrases with notes, and text, El Cuento del Perrito, obtained from pueblo of Tequisistlan. Freeman and Smith 745 Cf. printed reference to grammatical study in de Angulo (1925):97.

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Brief list, arranged alphabetically by English, letters A-D only. Freeman and Smith 752

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Contains a copy of George Gibbs (1863), Clallam vocabulary. Comparisons of Lkungen with other languages. English-Lkungen vocabulary, alphabetical by English. Numbers refer to comparative Salish vocabularies. Miscellaneous Lkungen sentences. Also, Lkungen names, Songish vocabularies. Freeman and Smith 755

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Vocabulary, especially nouns with diminutive and plural. Freeman and Smith 754

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Notes on plural formations in Clallam. Freeman and Smith 756

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Word list arranged alphabetically by the English. Freeman and Smith 757

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In 4 parts. Texts with interlinear translations. Copies. Freeman and Smith 759 Cf. Benedict (1931) for free translation of 20 texts.

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Pp. 479-1066 of original field notes. Texts [cf. copies in No. 759], word lists, paradigms, and shorthand notes. Freeman and Smith 760 Cf. Benedict (1931).

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Texts without translations, number I-LII (XVIII lacking). Accompanying note states that author has retained translation pending publication, after which this will be made available. Freeman and Smith 764 Used for Reichard (1938)

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Words recorded on blanks provided in Powell (1877). Freeman and Smith 767

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Vocabulary items, relating to material culture and religion. Freeman and Smith 766

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15 MS. texts with interlinear translation by Boas. Typescript of interlinear translation of 14 texts. 2 typed copies of interlinear translation. One additional text. Freeman and Smith 770

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In German and English. Includes vocabulary and text with German interlinear translation; Satlolk-English vocabulary. Freeman and Smith 771 Cf. Boas (1895).

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Grammar prepared posthumously by Fannie Dunn Quain, ca. 1945, from notes of field work among Kraho on Tocantins River in Maranhao, Brazil. Contains material on phonetics, pronouns, verbs, syntax, 14 folkloristic texts, including some translation and notes. Freeman and Smith 775

Provenance: Donor, C. F. Voegelin, 1951.

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A comparison of versions of Cree tales from the following sources: Skinner (1916); Teit (1921); Ahenakew (1929); Bloomfield (1930); and Bloomfield (1934). Freeman and Smith 776

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Autobiography of Cree Indian, born at Atahkakoops Res. to Christian (Episcopalian) parents. A sickly lad, he studied medicine in 1918, giving it up to become head of mission on his reserve. Discusses his nineteenth century grandparents (grandfather and granduncles), their conversion, role among people. Mentions treaty of 1876, rebellion of 1885. Views his past from point of view of an acculturated Indian. Freeman and Smith 779

Provenance: Donor, Edward Ahenakew, grantee, 1948.

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Discusses Cree methods of tanning. Images include pencil sketches of implements. Informants are James Moostoos, "who strangely enough admitted having done the female work of tanning some hides," and his wife, Susan. Letter of Ahenakew to Paul A. W. Wallace, June 10, 1948. Mentions Dr. William E. Lingelbach.Donor, Edward Ahenakew, grantee, 1948. Freeman and Smith 783

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Incidents of spirit contact reported by Indians, which Ahenakew, despite his Christian upbringing, believes in part. Drawings of conjuring tent and experiences of Chief Starblanket of Ahtahkakoop, who was also a Mitawiwin. Experience of magic and counter-magic in contest with another person having spirit help (participants were ancestral relatives of the author). Note to Dr. Paul A. W. Wallace, Nov. 12, 1948. Freeman and Smith 782

Provenance: Donor, Edward Ahenakew, grantee, 1948.

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Three documents discussing We-ti-koo (Windigo) possession, or cannibalism, among the Cree, as told by various informants, whom Ahenakew disbelieves. Two tales of family cannibalism told by Jerry Constant. Additional cases. Freeman and Smith 784

Provenance: Donor, Edward Ahenakew, grantee, 1949.

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Tale told by Ahenakew's grandmother about Ma-Na-Kwa-Si-Wuk, a Cree-speaking "little people" who inhabit caves; also a personal narrative about Pa-Ha-Koos told by Sam Cook together with a description of a dance intended to pacify these game-controlling little creatures. Concludes with a narrative told by a relative who saw Pa-Ha-Koos even after becoming a Christian. Images include ink sketches of figures. Freeman and Smith 781

Provenance: Donor, Edward Ahenakew, grantee, 1949.

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Techniques of manufacture described by informant Jerry Constant, age seventy-nine. Includes letter of Ahenakew to Dr. Paul A. W. Wallace, mentioning Cree and Blackfoot dictionaries. Added memo tells of informants used in No. 30 (65-08). Images include ink sketches. Freeman and Smith 777

Provenance: Donor, Edward Ahenakew, grantee, 1949.

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Texts 47-113 plus appendix. Introduction by Bloomfield, texts written down by Harry Achenam. A sequel to Bloomfield (1934), but never published. Freeman and Smith 785

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Arranged alphabetically by the Crow, apparently copied from texts and field notes. Freeman and Smith 814 Cf. Lowie (1960) :385-392:

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In Spanish. Grammatical sketch; 3 folkloristic 3 original narratives told by a Chiquihuitl n native. Freeman and Smith 818

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Copy of Rev. Luke C. Walker's collection of legends, ca. 1880, made by Ella Deloria from manuscript. The carbon copy bears reference numbers to questions of Miss Deloria in her field work verifying these legends Freeman and Smith 824 Cf. No. 834

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Observations by Miss Deloria's brother of gestures, sleeping arrangements of full-blooded Dakotas Freeman and Smith 823

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In Teton, Yankton, and English. Comparisons of Dakota and Osage words. Ca. 1,074 pairs, together with discussion of sound correspondence. Arranged alphabetically by English. Yankton and Teton dialects of Dakota. Essay on consonant and vowel shifts Freeman and Smith 850

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In Santee and English. Examples of stem reduplication taken from Riggs (1890) Freeman and Smith 839

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In Santee and English Freeman and Smith 831 Texts with interlinear and free translations and notes; two in duplicate. Also a speech by V. V. Deloria recorded on phonograph

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In Teton, Santee, and English. Contains list of Dakota and other Siouian materials in Boas' files. Miscellaneous grammatical and lexicalnotes. Comparative word lists; Dakota-Winnebago; Ponca-Dakota; Mandan-Teton. Dakota word list; Dakota text. List of Teton dialect MSS. texts in Bureau of American Ethnology, comp.iled by George Bushotter (1887) and John Bruyier. Covering letter of J. Owen Dorsey, July 27, 1894 Freeman and Smith 830 Cf. no. 852 for copies of texts

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In Yankton, Santee, and English. Texts (II:1-11) with literal and free translations, and occasional ethnographic and linguistic notes Freeman and Smith 833

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In Santee and English. Texts (VII:1-2) with literal and free translations and notes. Includes comments by two informants and itemized comments by the author with reference numbers to the c.c. of Walker Legends in No. 824. She finds linguistic and cultural inadequacies in both Introduction and Legends of Dr. Luke C. Walker Freeman and Smith 834

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In Teton, Santee, and English. 1) A-m, na. 2) Ni-z. Ca. 5,000 Dakota lexical items with detailed English equivalents Freeman and Smith 835

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In Santee, Teton, and English. Texts (VIII:1-10; V:4), with literal and free translations and detailed ethnographic and linguistic discussions. Freeman and Smith 836

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Includes: text in Dakota with free English translation; grammatical notes Freeman and Smith 4197

Includes: short text and translation in which the greeting involves saying the name of a dead person; discussion of the context and social acceptability of the naming; relating an incident in which naming a dead person was not considered appropriate; discussion of a short prayer said before drinking water Freeman and Smith 4198

In Santee, Teton, and English. Texts (111:1-13), with literal and free translations, ethnographic and linguistic notes Freeman and Smith 838

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Includes text in Dakota with literal and free translations; grammatical notes Freeman and Smith 4199

Includes: text with literal and free translations; discussion of prohibition against a man's traveling with/being alone with a woman not his wife and of aversion to open attempts by a woman to gain a man's attention Freeman and Smith 4200

In Santee, Teton, and English. Texts (V1:1-3) with literal and free translations and notes. Content generally relates to tribal factions dispute over New Deal Indian policy Freeman and Smith 841

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In Santee, Teton, and English. Texts (IX:1-5) with literal and free translations and notes Freeman and Smith 843

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In Santee, Teton, and English. Forty-one ethnographic and folkloristic texts transcribed from manuscripts in the Minnesota Historical Society comp.iled by Gideon Pond and Samuel Pond. Teton versions added for comparison. Freeman and Smith 845 Printed (Text 5, "The Skeptic"), Boas and Deloria (1941)

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In Santee, Teton, and English. Texts (X:l, 3-5), with free translations and ethnographic and linguistic notes. Text no. 2 in this series is found in the carbon, copy 2 Freeman and Smith 844

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Includes: text with literal and free translations; explanatory comments; grammatical notes Freeman and Smith 4201

In Santee and English. Copies of letters and other materials in the Minnesota Historical Society; translations and grammatical notes by Ella Deloria. Contents: ***10 letters to Dr. Wm. [Williamson], Mr. R. [Stephen Riggs?], and R[enville?] from various Indians educated at the Mission school. Financial relations, Chippewa-Sioux warfare, religion, mission education, ethnography. ***appendix to 10th letter: a count or census of seven Dakota bands, total of 105 names, Aug. 15, 1838.***marginal comment on the count; texts of 3 songs.***an ethnographic text (Feb. 9, 1839) on hunting, warfare, and laws.***free translations of 1, 2, 3, and 4 above.***grammatical notes. Freeman and Smith 848

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In Santee, Teton, and English. Texts (1:1-12), with literal and free translations and ethnographic and linguistic notes. Includes three year counts, one with illustrations Freeman and Smith 849

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Includes: new expressions; odd words; sayings; jokes with literal and free translations; explanatory comments; grammatical notes Freeman and Smith 4202

Includes: illustration of some old traditions through the reported conversation in Dakota connected with the offer and acceptance of food and honoring the dead; English translations; discussions of the customs involved; notes on various Dakota words Freeman and Smith 4203

In Santee, Teton, and English. Contains idioms, with references to MS. tales. Idioms and similes, with references to MS. tales and a few references to Deloria (1932). A few editorial comments of Boas Freeman and Smith 837

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Texts, corrected by Ella Deloria, with literal and free translations and notes. Collected from Densmore (1918), Burlin (1907), and unpublished collection of Yanktonai texts of George Herzog. Freeman and Smith 840

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In Santee, Teton, and English. Stem file, alphabetically arranged; with key Freeman and Smith 842

Provenance: Donor, Ernst P. Boas, 1946

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In Santee, Teton, and English. Materials solicited by Boas from Miss Deloria: yellow slips contain questions and summaries by Boas; typed materials are replies of Miss Deloria. Arranged according to grammatical categories, Iapi Oaye, v. 65, no. 1, Jan. 1963, p. 1-4. Comparative listing of northwest coast specimens. Freeman and Smith 832

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In Santee and English. Handwritten slips by Boas; typewritten by Deloria. Reference numbers apparently to manuscript materials. Includes some related linguistic material Freeman and Smith 828

Provenance: Donor, Ernst P. Boas, 1946

In Santee and English. 16 folkloristic texts and four historical narratives of the Lake Dwellers [Mdewakatuwa] covering events from 1800 to 1934 in sequence. Complete in vol. 1, an autobiographical narrative from Philip Robinson, born ca. 1860 Freeman and Smith 847

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In Teton and English. Teton forms entered in pencil of copy of S. R. Riggs (1890), a Santee dictionary Freeman and Smith 851

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In Teton and English. Typed copy of manuscript texts collected by George Bushotter, and John Bruyier, 1888, for James Owen Dorsey, now in Bureau of American Ethnology library. Folkloristic and ethnographic materials. 151 texts with literal and free translations and notes; 107 texts in free translation only. 2 texts of John Bruyier (Nos. 189, 224) and autobiography of George Bushotter (No. 101). Images include pencil and ink sketches of masks, war bonnet, toys, flutes, in Part II, version 2. Freeman and Smith 852

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Based on the speech of one man whose parents were Yankton speakers and whose schoolmates were mostly Teton speakers Freeman and Smith 4205

Includes a general bibliography on anthropology. German, English, and Spanish sources. Freeman and Smith 1417

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Materials intended to accompany exhibit of Haida houses in the ethnography section of the World's Columbian Exposition, 1893. Contains "The Haida"; "Order [of] Haidah Houses as they used to stand in Skidegat's Town ..."; "How the Haida dispose of their dead" -- 2 versions. The first document bears emendations by Franz Boas. Freeman and Smith 1533

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Disorganized slips from various MS. texts. Some have English equivalents Freeman and Smith 1537

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Haida-English file. Freeman and Smith 1539

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A critical reworking of a portion of Swanton (1911a). Freeman and Smith 1538

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Copies of texts obtained from Masset and Skidegat Haida, 1900-1902. Two texts have interlinear translation. Reference numbers refer to printed abstracts of Masset texts. Marginal comments by Franz Boas and Theresa M. Durlach. Freeman and Smith 1544 Printed, Swanton (1908) and (1905b); abstracts in Swanton (1905a).

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Skidegat texts obtained in 1900-1901. Marginal page and line references refer to free translations in Swanton (1905b), probably made by Theresa M. Durlach, who cites these numbers in her work (1928). Freeman and Smith 1543

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English-Haida lexicon, ca. 1200 words; Haida-English lexicon, ca. 800 items. Also organized notes and word lists, a composite, based on 1900-1901 field work among Skidegat and Masset. Some work done by Theresa Durlach. Freeman and Smith 1542

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Lexicon, alphabetical by Haida, principally Masset dialect. Reference numbers refer to Swanton manuscripts and publications. Freeman and Smith 1540

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Comparisons among various families of the Hokan-Siouan phylum. Dividers separate sections as follows: Hokan-Siouan (Yuki; Moskogian: Caddoan; Siouan; Hokan-type Coahuiltecan-Butiaba); Washo-Hokan; Hokan-Coahuiltecan; Yana-Hokan. Subdivided by stems, grammatical categories, and occasionally by meaning. Much of the Yana-Hokan published in "The Position of Yana in the Hokan Stock," UCPAAE 13, 1 (1917). Freeman and Smith 1550

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

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Word lists of 21 English items with equivalents in Yuman, Hokan, Subtiaba, Xinca, Lenca, Chibcha, Guayom, Chibchan, Zoque, Mixe; taken from published and unpublished sources. Freeman and Smith 1549

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Brief comment on phonemics, morphology, general and comparative remarks. Part of a letter to Edward Sapir. Freeman and Smith 1568

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A grammatical sketch of the dialect of Mishongnovi pueblo. Freeman and Smith 4364

21 items; Hopi with English equivalents. Freeman and Smith 1567

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946.

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Text on marriage customs with interlinear translation and grammatical notes. Freeman and Smith 1569

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946.

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Grammatical treatment. Freeman and Smith 1570

Provenance: Donor, Leslie Spier, 1957.

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In Spanish-Huastec. List of ca. 150 Huastec equivalents. Freeman and Smith 1582

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950

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In Huave-English and Spanish. A dictionary based on texts in Radin (1929b) and on the author's field work of 1912-1913. Additions were made from Milton and Clara Warkentin (1952) by the author some time after 1952. Film copy made before these revisions. Freeman and Smith 1588

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In Spanish-Huichol. Vocabulary list of 125 items. Freeman and Smith 1601

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Pome, Hupa, Kato, Wailaki, Sinkyone, Tolawa, and Nongatl texts, ethnographic and ethnohistoric materials. Freeman and Smith 1603 Cf. Goddard (1903b) and (1923).

Provenance: Donor, A. L. Kroeber for the Department of Anthropology, University of California, 1946.

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Interlinear text in duplicate, with free translation; another interlinear translated text in duplicate; a free translation of a third text. Freeman and Smith 1605

Provenance: Donor, A. L. Kroeber for the Department of Anthropology, University of California, 1946.

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Texts, translations, historical accounts, paradigms, vocabulary lists, grammatical notes, ethnological notes. Some Wailaki text material included Freeman and Smith 1604 CfC: Goddard (1903b), (1904), (1905).

Provenance: Donor, A. L. Kroeber for the Department of Anthropology, University of California, 1946.

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Hupa texts with English translation. Slip file is vocabulary with grammatical notes filed alphabetically Hupa-English. Freeman and Smith 4369 1607

In Hupa and English. Typed copied of manuscript texts of notes on myths; doctors and medicine; birth, puberty, marriage and death; omens; material culture; villages and houses; names; cosmography and geography; warfare. Images include a map of Humboldt County, California and pencil sketches of decorative patterns.

In German. Probably Boas' original Baffinland field notes. Includes brief vocabulary, texts, and ethnography Freeman and Smith 1322

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Eskimo drawings, include pencil sketches of fishing, Repulse Bay; notes on Eskimo life; texts recorded directly in English. Obtained principally from Central Eskimo by George Comer, an American whaler-trader. Letter to Boas from J. S. Mutch, a Baffinland whaler, 1906. Freeman and Smith 1323 Cf. Boas (1907)

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Ca. 1,200 items, arranged alphabetically by English with equivalents in parallel columns. Seward Peninsula and Point Barrow Eskimo Freeman and Smith 1345

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Obtained for Boas at Kotzebue, Alaska. Occasional red and black pencil additions in phonetic script. Names of animals, terms of relationship, parts of the body, natural objects,etc. 300items. Brief attempt at phonetic analysis. Freeman and Smith 1350

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Probably Boas and Wm. Thalbitzer. Texts and translations with occasional special vocabularies. Materials from Hamilton Inlet (Labrador), Hudson Bay, and Cumberland Sound. Eskimo syllabary is described; several texts in syllabary. Labrador material dated June, 1929,Thalbitzer. Freeman and Smith 1349 Cf. Boas (1889, 1894, 1897)

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Texts with interlinear translations, some apparently dating back to 1889. Freeman and Smith 1346 Cf. Boas (1889, 1894, 1897)

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In German-"Eskimo." Lexicon organized by Eskimo stem Freeman and Smith 1347

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Song texts with translation Freeman and Smith 1348 Cf. Boas (1889, 1894, 1897)

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Drawings from which the illustrations in Boas (1899) were reproduced Freeman and Smith 4249

Provenance: Donor, Frederica de Laguna, Oct. 1964

Rough notes used by the author in preparing his discussion of South Greenlandic (Eskimo). Based on S. Kleinschmidt (1851), and (1871) Freeman and Smith 1355 Cf. Swadesh (1946)

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Vocabulary recorded in 1936 from James Andrews of St. Michael's Island, Alaska, with added comparative notes covering other Aleutian and Eskimo dialects. Organized phonetically by the Aleut. Based on 1936 vocabulary gained from James Andrews, No. 1350, as well as from published sources Freeman and Smith 1357

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, grantee, 1951. Printed, Swadesh (1952a):241-258

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Vocabulary, paradigms, text Freeman and Smith 1356

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1951

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Two papers based on Unaaliq materials in No. 1356. Discussion of phonemes, morphophonemes, vocabulary. Synchronic and diachronic notes. Freeman and Smith 1358

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, grantee, n.d. Printed, Swadesh (1951); (1952a)

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Based on field work with an Ioway and an Oto. Freeman and Smith 1631

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Taken at Hull, Province of Québec. Verb forms. Freeman and Smith 1848

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Field report, field notes, word lists, data on sound-recording procedures. Biographical data on informants among Seneca, Cayuga, Onondaga, Oneida, Mohawk, Tuscarora, and Cherokee. Cf. No.1834. Letter from Harold Hickerson to C. F. Voegelin, n.d., and magnetic tape recording, mimeo 9p. Freeman and Smith 1835 Cf. Hickerson, Turner, and Hickerson (1952).

Provenance: Donor, C. F. Voegelin, 1952.

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Ca. 175 forms, principally plant names. Some lack English translations Freeman and Smith 1859

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Organized ethnographic notes, referring to texts [No. 1866]: names, history, religion, ornaments, shamanism, social organizations, customs, and two songs. Essay on concept of soul. Franz Boas, "The expressions for some religious concepts of the Kwakiutl Indians, " May 20, 1926 Freeman and Smith 1865 Printed (Boas article only), Boas (1927) [in German] and Boas (1940) [in English]: 612-618

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Text on marriage customs with interlinear and incomplete free translations. Freeman and Smith 1868 Cf. Angulo (1929) for discussion of field work.

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Word lists semantically arranged; explanatory table. ca. 450 items Freeman and Smith 1869

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149 song scores, originally identified as Kalapuya, some with texts. No translations. Freeman and Smith 1867

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A miscellany, not positively identified. Some Kwakiutl, Tsimshian, Salish, and some southwestern materials (Keresan?) are included. Reference numbers to printed texts in word lists, but the system is not that used by Boas. Freeman and Smith 1870

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Folkloristic texts with free translations and a few interlinear translations. Utilizes Atfalati folklore and ethnographic materials gathered by A. S. Gatschet, 1877, and field work in 1913 and 1914. Notes Freeman and Smith 1866

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Typed copy of Giorda (1877-1879). Appendix. Also carbon copy. Both lack preface and pp. 35-36 of printed document. Freeman and Smith 1872

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A grammar, based in part on Giorda (18771879) and (1879), with an appendix which is, in part, a translation of Mengarini (1861). Apparently a copy prepared by Gladys A. Reichard in 1927 for the American Council of Learned Societies' Committee on American Native Languages.[Cf. No. 1910]. Freeman and Smith 1874

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Root forms; examples taken from Giorda (1877-1879). Freeman and Smith 1873

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Incomplete. Sections on the numeral (methods of counting various things, arithmetical operations), interjections; the adjective, and free translation of a Karuk text. Freeman and Smith 1878 Cf. Harrington (1930):121.

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Lexical file arranged in part according to the English alphabet. Includes some Chinook; some Clackamas items. References to unknown texts. Freeman and Smith 1881

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Lexical file of forms with English equivalents. Part arranged alphabetically by English. Reference numbers apparently to field notes. Freeman and Smith 1880

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Texts with interlinear translation. Reference numbers to printed version. Freeman and Smith 1879 Printed in Boas (1901).

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Collected by Goddard at Laytonville, California; includes typed copy of word list [cf. No. 1603 for Pome duplicate] and texts. Lexical items with translations; ethnographic and material culture notes. Freeman and Smith 1882 Cf. Goddard (1909), (1903a).

Provenance: Donor, A. L. Kroeber for the Department of Anthropology, University of California, 1946.

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Text with partial interlinear translation "Coyote and Fox." Brief sketch of phonemes, word types, accent, etc. Freeman and Smith 1883

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

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Eight folders of Laguna and Cochiti grammatical, linguistic, folkloristic, and ethnographic materials Freeman and Smith 1886 Cf. Boas (1928b) and (1923) for printed versions of several texts.

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Keresan forms with English equivalents. References to Boas MS. materials. Arrangement not clear, although some slips are tied together and separated by color or heavy cardboard. Freeman and Smith 1885

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In Kickapoo-Spanish. Collected in Mexico. Freeman and Smith 1888

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

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Text and free translation; word list, Kiowa-English, 50 forms. Freeman and Smith 1889

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1 page biographical and locational data. 575 Koasati forms with English equivalents. 2 texts with interlinear translation. Miscellany. Also mixed Chitimacha-French-English forms from Mrs. Sadie Dardin, p. 73. Freeman and Smith 1890

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953.

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Recorded directly in English from Shuswap, Okanagon, and Kutenai Indians Freeman and Smith 1893

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Grammatical sketch, list of forms, statements, kinship terms Freeman and Smith 1895 Cf. Boas (1918): 313-352.

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Freeman and Smith 1899 Printed (some texts), Boas (1918). Cf. No. 1900 for copies.

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Linguistic notes and recopied versions of text from No. 1899 and No. 1901. Comparative table of contents prepared by John Yegerlehner (1959). Notes and kinship terms. Freeman and Smith 1900 Printed (most texts), Boas (1918).

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References to published texts and list in Boas (1918). A few cards are Chukchee, according to Morris Swadesh. Freeman and Smith 1896

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Lexicon refers to texts and lists in Boas (1918). Freeman and Smith 1897

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Material used by Boas in his publications (1918) and (1926), with references in latter to former. Freeman and Smith 1901

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Kutenai-English vocabulary which is fuller than the list appearing in Boas (1918). Freeman and Smith 1902

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English-Kutenai lexical file. Orthography different from that employed by Boas in publications. Freeman and Smith 1903

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Part H, Kootenay-English. Based on 1891 field work. "A" to "Agk." Freeman and Smith 1906

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Kutenai lexicon, monograph on grammar, vocabulary, field notes on linguistics and physical anthropology. Upper and Lower Kutenai. Material on Chinook jargon and statements copied from Rev. Samuel Parker (1840). Images include photomechanical prints of weapons, dwellings, clothing. Freeman and Smith 1907

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Prepared by Gladys Reichard for the American Council of Learned Societies. Includes a comparison of dialects from Dayton Creek, near Flathead Lake (Ksanka dialect), with those from Bonner's Ferry, Idaho (Akuklalgo dialect). Various Ksanka and Akuklalgo equivalents for English phrases appropriate to missionary work. Freeman and Smith 1910

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Slips for phrases from No. 1908, organized with references to informant and book in No. 1908 by initial, number of book, and page number. Freeman and Smith 1909

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Phrases taken from Lower Kutenai at Bonner's Ferry, Idaho; Cranbrook, B.C.; Creston, B.C.; and Elmo, Montana. Interlinear translation of phrases. Used in No. 1909. Freeman and Smith 1908

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Translation of Canestrelli (1894). Includes annotations by Franz Boas. Freeman and Smith 1904 Printed, Canestrelli (1926) with annotations by Boas.

Provenance: Donor, C. F. Voegelin, 1947.

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Remarks on the Tonaxa language, words and phrases; data from several sources as to origins, habitat, and disappearance of the Tonaxa. TMs adapted from these notes. Freeman and Smith 1894 Printed version, Teit (1930b).

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An incomplete grammar, devoted principally to verb forms, nouns, and pronouns. A section on numerals is printed in Boas (1926). Freeman and Smith 1898 Cf. Canestrelli (1926) and Boas (1926).

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Kwakiutl ethnography compiled by Boas from George Hunt MS. materials, with page references to Hunt materials and publications. Freeman and Smith 1918 Cf. No. 1917

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Field notes obtained at Alert Bay and Fort Rupert. Personal documents concern ethnography: culture and folklore. Freeman and Smith 1912

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Abstracts of tales found in various Boas publications, with references to original in margin. Carbon and original have some pages not found in the other. Freeman and Smith 1913

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Relates to gathering, preservation, and preparation of foods. TMs from Hunt MS. material, with marginal references to Hunt MS.; some Hunt MS. pages; music scores. Includes two letters of George Hunt to Boas, 1925-1926. Freeman and Smith 1915

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Continuation of material in No. 1915 suprcl. Typed transcripts from Hunt MS. Miscellaneous notes on linguistics, material culture, etc. Texts. Images include photographs of skull form, cyanotypes, pencil sketches of Bella Coola houses. Includes letter of George Hunt to Boas, 1931. Freeman and Smith 1916

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Boas' notes, some used in preparation of Boas (1909a). Hunt MS. histories of Naxalkem and half Balbala tribes; also Guzayaedox. Texts, some with interlinear translation, which relate to manufacturing are in unbound journal book. Numerous pages of Hunt MS.; vocabulary lists, brief texts. 9 letters of George Hunt to Boas, 1900-1931, on Kwakiutl ethnography and orthography. Images include pencil sketches of maps, nets. Freeman and Smith 1927

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Comment of Edward Sapir, attached, states this is a transcript of "Growing-up-like-one-who-has-a-grandmother." Critical comment by J. D. Leechman. Images include photographs of totem figures. Freeman and Smith 1932

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An unpublished article of Boas which amplifies and corrects explanations of specimens illustrated in Boas (1897). References to figures and plates in that work. Boas provides information on ownership and more accurate information on use based on subsequent field trips. Freeman and Smith 1926 Cf. Boas (1897).

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Incomplete essay on Kwakiutl dances (Boas). Notes [Wakashan comparison], E. Sapir. Museum items listed by J. A. Teit. Description and sketch of cranium found in 1886 near Victoria, B.C. (prepared for World's Columbian Exposition) Includes photographs of Catawba, fragments of 16 mm film. Freeman and Smith 1928

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75 Indian names with English translation; 100 untranslated. Freeman and Smith 1942

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Apparently Kwakiutl; mostly untranslated. Freeman and Smith 1953

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Materials submitted to Boas by George Hunt, with several covering letters. Includes both analytic and serial tables of contents, conversational texts, word lists with detailed discussions of meanings. Some texts are in English only. Printed Hunt materials are omitted. Freeman and Smith 1941

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Contains music with and without text. Freeman and Smith 1919

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File of names classified by stems and some by suffixes. Freeman and Smith 1943

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Each card lists names, tribe, phratry, position, kinship, social potlatch relation. Freeman and Smith 1920

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MS. song texts with 80p. typescript and carbon. Musical scores, transcribed by Kolinski. References to recordings. Freeman and Smith 1921

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Contains texts, including some song texts with interlinear translation and notes on vocabularies; list of phonograph cylinders and list of items which have been published. See Boas (1935):238-240; 221-225. Derived from Hunt MS., but rewritten by dictation to Boas (in notebook). Freeman and Smith 1945 rinted, Boas (1897):665-686.

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Contains texts with some interlinear translations. A few brief Haida texts. A few songs with 1 sheet of musical scores and texts. Some shorthand notes Freeman and Smith 1946

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MS. map (or tracing) of Map 21, Garden Beds of the Nimkish in Boas (1934). 4 printed maps of Vancouver Island with MS. additions showing place names of Kwakiutl and Comox. Freeman and Smith 1924

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List, alphabetized by Kwakiutl, of names of persons, names of tribes, names of places. Source: Boas (1895), (1925a), (1921), and Boas and Hunt (1905), and various manuscripts. Freeman and Smith 1949

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English text written by a native Koskimo with continuation by Boas. Boas' shorthand notes on backs of pages. Freeman and Smith 1914

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Collected by Boas and others. Freeman and Smith 1944 Printed (in part), Boas (1934).

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Materials relating to seating; genealogies; houses; food and cooking; burial and magic. Song texts included. Three letters, Hunt to Boas, December 7, 1926; June 4 and June 15, 1928, enclosing manuscript material. Freeman and Smith 1933

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Text with interlinear translation: "How the Salmon came into the world." Freeman and Smith 1952

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Undated letter to Franz Boas. Freeman and Smith 1955

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Phonology, morphology, syntax with appendices on Newettee dialect, Bella Bella. Dictionary of suffixes. Freeman and Smith 1939

Provenance: Donor, Mrs. Helene Boas Yampolsky, 1948. Printed, Boas (1947).

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In two parts: contents and 289 texts; free translation of texts. Freeman and Smith 1938

Provenance: Donor, Mrs. Helene Boas Yampolsky, 1946.

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A list giving contents, whether published or translated, for pages of Hunt, 1-5850 (some omissions). Unpublished pages listed as "phototyped." Carbon copy of an earlier list with notation that unprinted items are to be photographed. Freeman and Smith 1923

Provenance: Donor, Mrs. Helene Boas Yampolsky, 1946

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An alphabetical listing of forms according to the Kwakiutl; detailed discussions of meanings. A companion to the grammar, No. 1939. Freeman and Smith 1937

Provenance: Donor, Zellig S. Harris, 1948

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Some of the cards are arranged for grammatical analysis. References are to published Kwakiutl materials Freeman and Smith 1940

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German translations. Includes Wikeno field notes. Freeman and Smith 1925

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Unorganized lexical file, many slips having only the English Freeman and Smith 1936

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A transcription of unpublished Boas ethnological writings on Kwakiutl games, medicine, gestures, shamanism, marriage, supernatural and ritualism, songs, ceremonials, etc. Marginal references to various Boas publications for field data. Transcript made by Ruth Bryan, former secretary to Franz Boas. Result of Library of APS Phillips Fund Grant to American Ethnological Society. Freeman and Smith 1917

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Stems, suffixes, and phonology. Freeman and Smith 1954

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1951

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Textual, linguistic, ethnologic materials. Freeman and Smith 1948

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Contains (1) Laguna text, published with changed phonetic symbols as Boas (1925b) pt. 2:200-202 [cf. No. 1961]. (2) Kinship terms in unidentified language with discussion in German. (3) Laguna paradigms, 41 forms in 11 groups, each group identified by an English word or phrase. Freeman and Smith 1957

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References to Laguna materials. Co-author not named. Freeman and Smith 1959

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Based on field notebooks. Freeman and Smith 1958

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13 folders of materials, Keresan, Laguna, and Cochiti word lists, grammatical notes, and texts. Freeman and Smith 1961 Cf. Boas (1925b) for printing of some texts.

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Original field notes, some in shorthand. Freeman and Smith 1960

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Places the focus of the Lenca center in the eastern section of El Salvador (Departamentos de San Vicente, San Miguel, La Union, Morazan), according to the geographical nomenclature collected from official and other reliable sources in El Salvador Freeman and Smith 1962

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Lillooet and other Salish ethnographic material, copied from field notes (perhaps those of J. A. Teit) Freeman and Smith 1964

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500 Lillooet words and phrases arranged by categories. Some Shuswap words are included. Freeman and Smith 1966

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Ca. 250 Lillooet words arranged more or less by semantic categories. Freeman and Smith 1963

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ca.75 forms. Freeman and Smith 1965

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946.

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Freeman and Smith 1972

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Contains incomplete Report on linguistic research in the Department of Anthropology of Yale ... Sept. 1937-June 1938, 9p., by Whorf and G. L. Trager, emphasizing psychological aspects of language study. Experiment in linguistic abstraction and/or assimilation (related to meaning of Aztec roots), 3p.; and Study of learning-inhibitions and their prevention and treatment, 51,. Freeman and Smith 2069

Discusses the importance of American Indian linguistics for studies of diffusion in phonetics and morphology, as well as for the advantages to be derived from variety in analysis of languages, emphasizing the doubtfulness of an easy relationship of cultural and linguistic forms, giving perspective on features of Indo-European and Semitic languages, and for field-work training. Freeman and Smith 2064 Printed, Sapir (1947).

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946

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Materials relating to possible formation of learned society devoted to American Indian languages. Includes lengthy report. See abbreviated report, American Council of Learned Societies Bull. 29 (1939): 105-120. Freeman and Smith 1977

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Outline arrangement of Penutian, Sahaptian, Uto-Aztecan, Mayan, Tanoan-Kiowa, Totonac (?), and ZuC1i (?), together with sub-entries. Freeman and Smith 2068

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950

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Field work done in 1937 and 1938. Discussion of historical sources, phonetics, morpho-phonology, historical phonology, as well as vocabulary of letter "W" in Mohican compiled from printed and field sources. Freeman and Smith 2081 Cf. Hockett (1946):244, note, for reference to this collection.

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Contains Mohican lexical items arranged phonetically, items from liturgical literature as well as books used in the translation of the same. Freeman and Smith 2080

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Catechism, prayers, and copies of printed material on Stockbridge and Hudson River Indians in Prince (1905) and Prince (1903). Freeman and Smith 2082

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Contains lexical items obtained from Wisconsin Stockbridge Indians; folder of miscellaneous historical material; lexical lists, and a narrative biography in English. Freeman and Smith 2083

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71 southern Maidu texts with interlinear and free translations. Notes. Text 19 at end is complete with grammatical analysis. Instructions to printer. Linguistic and cultural notes. Sponsored by American Council of Learned Societies' Committee on American Native Languages. Freeman and Smith 2085 Cf. Preston (1950) and Uldall (1954).

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Southern Maidu grammar; verb morphology, suffixes expressing concrete relations, anaphoric stems, verbal theme, grammatical processes, the verb, gender, cases, Roman numerals refer to texts in No. 2085. Sponsored by American Council of Learned Societies' Committee on American Native Languages Freeman and Smith 2086 Cf. Preston (1950) and Uldall (1954).

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Arranged in such categories as animals, parts of the body, natural objects, etc. Freeman and Smith 2087

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Word lists, texts; a few ethnographic notes. Freeman and Smith 2088

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953.

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Contains a Penobscot alphabet, text, and carbon copy of texts from records with interlinear translations. Lexical items on slips. Freeman and Smith 2102

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28 texts, free and interlinear translations. Obtained from Mandan-speaking informants. Text no. 1 printed Kennard (1936). Freeman and Smith 2108 Cf. Kennard (1936).

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Lexical items with English equivalents arranged by stem. Reference numbers to texts of Edward A. Kennard, No. 2108, and to his Mandan grammar (1936). Freeman and Smith 2106 Cf. Kennard (1936).

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In Spanish-Matlazinca. Vocabulary list of 300 items Freeman and Smith 2136

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950

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A detailed account in English of an Indian's explanation of topographical features connected with a Mattole settlement. The author's survey of Bear River sites, Oct. 1907. Mattole texts with interlinear translation. Word lists. 1 notebook notes "copied, 1927." Freeman and Smith 2137

Provenance: Donor, A. L. Kroeber for the Department of Anthropology, University of California, 1946.

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In Maya-English. Numerals, natural objects, animals, parts of the body; obtained from Mortiniano tribe. Freeman and Smith 2154

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946.

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In Mazatec-Spanish and English. Grammatical sketch and text, Cuento de venado y de sapos, with free translations and grammatical notes. Freeman and Smith 2159

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In Spanish. Summary of phonetics; report of field-work plans; outline of ethnographic problems. Freeman and Smith 2160

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

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A summary of Menomini inflections prepared by Bloomfield for Morris Swadesh. Freeman and Smith 2161

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

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Field notes (vocabulary); notes copied from notes of Leonard Bloomfield and Bloomfield (1924). Freeman and Smith 2167

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Lexical lists. Freeman and Smith 2166

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Includes Huastec, Maya, Mixtec, Mazatec, Otomi, Chinantec, and Zapotec Freeman and Smith 2209

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950

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In Spanish-Indian Freeman and Smith 2210

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950

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In Spanish-Indian. Comparisons of about 50 items in 22 languages, with similarities shown by underlining in different colors. Includes Otomi, Mazahua, Matlazinca, Ocuilteco, Fame, Chichimeco, Cuitlateco, Mazateco, Poploca, Chocho, Ichcateco, Trique, Chiapaneco, Mangue, Mixteco, Cuicateco, Amuzgo, Zapoteco, Chatino, Chinanteco, Tarasco, Tlapaneco. Freeman and Smith 2203

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In Mixe-Spanish and English. Brief grammatical sketch and text, El Cuento del Moro, from Oaxacan field work in 1922. Freeman and Smith 2248

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Grammatical remarks, improving on de Angulo (1926). Includes vocabulary [i.e., "semasiology," after de Angulo and Freeland (1930)] and text, The Ungrateful Toad, with interlinear and free translations and notes. Freeman and Smith 2250

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A revision of No. 2250, below. Freeman and Smith 2249

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Discusses tones and morphology of Mixteco, Chocho, Chinanteco, Zapoteco (Miahuateco dialect), with additional comments on Teotitlan and Chontal Freeman and Smith 2254

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In Spanish-Mixtec and Chinantec. Lexicon based on field work in 1912-1913, and upon Belmar (1905), as well as quotations from Pimental and PeC1afiel in Mechling (1912). The author admits phonetic inaccuracies. Freeman and Smith 2256

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In Spanish-Mixtec. Vocabulary list of 141 items. Freeman and Smith 2255

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

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Freeman and Smith 2259

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946.

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Includes analysis, from Mohawk materials, of the Indian vocabularies appended to the account of Jacques Cartier's first and second voyages. Freeman and Smith 2268 Cf. Barbeau (1949).

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A detailed linguistic and literary treatment of the second poem in Brinton (1890), with a transcription of the poem, a list of most common roots in the Aztec language (incomplete), and bibliography. Freeman and Smith 2351

In Nahuatl-Spanish and English. Based on field work in Mexico, 1930. A detailed discussion of Nahuatl phonology, pitch tones, and the "saltillo." Freeman and Smith 2352

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In Nahuatl with French, Spanish, and English equivalents. Based on Siméon (1885) and J. Alden Mason's field work, ca. 1912 Freeman and Smith 2342 Cf. Mason (1943).

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In Nahuatl with English, Spanish, and German translations. Texts collected by Boas in 1912 from Milpa Alta natives; verified by Haeberlin. Includes typed copy of Siméon (1889):25-26. Freeman and Smith 2341 Printed, Boas and Arreola (1920) and Boas and Haeberlin (1924).

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19 items. Freeman and Smith 2348

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946.

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In Nahuatl-Spanish. 3 untranslated texts, a Spanish text, and a Yaqui song. Incomplete transcription of No. 2338. Freeman and Smith 2339

Provenance: Donor, Robert H. Barlow, grantee, 1949

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In Spanish-Nahuatl. Includes a list of 183 items, another list of 742 items, and a fragment of 50 items, as well as miscellaneous materials and 2 texts. Freeman and Smith 2349

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

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In Nahuatl-Spanish. Folkloristic and ethnographic materials. Freeman and Smith 2340

Provenance: Donor, Robert H. Barlow, grantee, 1950.

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Discussion of phonetics and suggested orthography. Freeman and Smith 2344 Printed, Croft (1951)

Provenance: Donor, Kenneth Croft, 1951

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Lists 310 titles; intended as sequel to ViC1aza (1892) Freeman and Smith 2345 Printed, Croft (1953)

Provenance: Donor, Kenneth Croft, 1951

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In Spanish-Nahuatl. Comparative vocabulary of 3 Nahuatl dialects (Telina, Ilamalan, and San Pedro) based on field work in 1939 with 4 informants. 743 items. Includes a handwritten version showing differences only Freeman and Smith 2350

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A revision of a bibliographical study begun by Wigbert Jiménez Moreno and Robert H. Barlow, and completed by the author as a master's thesis for Mexico City College, 1950. Includes a brief historical account of Nahuatl linguistic studies; a check list of 171 Nahuatl texts, 1887-1953, with comments; and lists of microfilm collections of both manuscripts and texts. Intended as a sequel to ViC1aza (1892). Freeman and Smith 2347

Provenance: Donor, June E. Ripley, 1954.

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Some of the material translated in German. Contains English-Nanaimo vocabulary; Nanaimo texts with interlinear translation; Nanaimo vocabulary; Cowichan vocabulary; Nanaimo-lower Fraser vocabulary. Freeman and Smith 2355

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A composite derived from Boas (1902) and (1912) and Schulenberg (1894). Freeman and Smith 2374

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Tells of living speakers of the language; includes a few forms Freeman and Smith 2373

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946.

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Nass-English file; reference numbers to Boas (1902). Freeman and Smith 2375

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A transcription of a text from Boas (1911): 414-415, apparently read to Edward Sapir, who copied it in a different system of Rotation. Used by Sapir for his Glosses, No. 3781. Freeman and Smith 2372 Printed (with different orthography), Boas (1911).

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946.

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Ca. 500 Nisga forms with English equivalents. Compiled from Boas' own field work and from Schulenberg (1894). Freeman and Smith 2371

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In Nisga-German. Nisga-German, alphabetical by Nisga. Some English equivalents. References made to Boas (1911) and Boas (1902). A-L only. Freeman and Smith 2370

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Collected at Crystal, N.M., in summer of 1929. Freeman and Smith 2389 Cf. Hoijer, ed. (1942)

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, July, 1950

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Class notes based on Edward Sapir's lectures on the Navaho language. Contains grammatical notes, texts with translation, 175-word vocabulary, and a brief descriptive essay. Freeman and Smith 2390

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

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Notebooks contain Navajo texts with English translations. Slip files include: verb paradigms with divisions according to stem class; nouns; prefixes; particles; syllable types; etc. Freeman and Smith 4574

A preliminary arrangement of the gramMar. Incomplete, but includes critical and evaluatory comments. Freeman and Smith 2397

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Contents: preliminary arrangement of forms for grammatical analysis; texts with translation; special vocabularies of household effects, flora, fauna, body parts, geographic names. Freeman and Smith 2395 Cf. Phinney (1934).

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Morphological analysis based largely on Phinney (1934), with reference to Jacobs (1934). Letter of Velten to Boas, Dec. 11, 1935, discussing field-work difficulties, Indian student at State College of Washington. Freeman and Smith 2398

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Based in part on Ms. to Phinney (1934) and in part on texts of Henry W. Tate. Many duplicates. Constituent parts not included Freeman and Smith 2396

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Lexical list: English with Nez Perce equivalents. Freeman and Smith 2393

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 48

Cf. also No. 2415 Freeman and Smith 2402

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953.

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6 notebooks of texts, vocabulary, and some English equivalents, Mary Haas. 8 notebooks, Morris Swadesh Freeman and Smith 2401

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 51-52