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Index A
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Authors and title
Tribal names used as main entry headings are printed entirely in upper case letters.
n - footnote.
S - Supplement page number
* - Minor reference
+ - Borderline reference
(?) - unable to confirm tribal affiliation, name, or other question
Alphabetizing stops at the end of the first word. If a tiebreaker is needed, go on to the second word, ignoring commas and parentheses. A period stops alphabetization.
Abalone
cooking
Smith. illus. 4/3(90)14-15
gathering
Smith. photo. 4/2(90)5
Smith. illus, photo. 4/3(90)14
harvesting, commercial
Gendar. 6/2(92)44
mythology and folklore
Nomland. illus. 4/3(90)15
recipes
Smith. illus. 4/3(90)15
Abbott, Houser
Circle of Voices, A documentation workshop
Robles. photo only. 9/1(95)13
Abbott, Mary Bates
Circle of Voices, A, documentation workshop
Robles. photo. 9/1(95)13, 14
Tribal Scholars Language Conference
Hinton. photo. 6/4(92)25
ACACHME.See ACJACHMEM
ACACHME. See ACJACHME
ACAGCHEME. See ACJACHME
ACHACHME. See ACJACHME
ACHUMAWI. See PIT RIVER, ACHUMAWI
ACJACHEMEM. See ACJACHME
ACJACHME / ACACHME / ACAGCHEME / ACHACHME / AJACHME / JUANE•O
Alvitre, Bernard "Nino"
Alvitre. 9/1(95)34
baskets and basketweaving
Farmer. 2/1(88)9
Ortiz. 6/1(91-92)22 (S10)
basketweavers
Ortiz. 6/1(91-92)22 (S10)
Belardes, David L.
Apodaca. 4/3(90)20, 21
Belardes. photo.9/4(96)S6-S7
Cook. photo only. 9/4(96)11
Gendar. photo only. 9/4(96) 58
Lobo. photos. 8/2(94)21, 22
Lopez. 8/2(94)20-21
Margolin. photo only. 6/3(92) 33
Robles. photos. 9/1(95)13, 15
Belardes, Domingo (Mingo)
Lobo. photo. 8/2(49)21, 22
Wolf. photo only. 6/3(92)19
Belardes, Matt
Lobo. photo. 8/2(94)21
Bolsa Chica reburial ceremony
Lopez. 8/2(94)20-21
ceremonies
Wolf. 6/3(92)18
clans
Wolf. 6/3(92)18-19
dance
Wolf. 6/3(92)18-19
developers and
Belardes. 9/4(96)S6-S7
Estrada, Fred
Apodaca. 4/4(90)27
Estrada. 4/4(90)27
Foy, Juanita Rios
Apodaca. 5/3(91)14
Harrington, John P. and
Anon. 8/1(94)56
Hiyan (burial ceremony)
Wolf. 6/3(92)18
Jim, Bernice Doram
Fredrickson. 2/4(88)22
language
Munro. map. 3/2(89)27
language, speakers
Hinton, Montijo. chart, map. 7/4(93-94)4, 6-7
Lobo, Frank
Robles. photos. 9/1(95)13, 15
Lobo, Kelina
Moisa. illus. 8/3(94-95)8
Manriquez, L. Frank
Abbott, Yamane. photo only. 10/1(96)47
Anon. illus only. 6/2(92)12
Anon. photo. 7/1(92-93)42
Gendar. photo only. 6/3(92) 23
Gendar. photo. 7/4(93-94)54
Gendar. photos only. 8/2(94) 9, 11
Hinton. photo. 6/4(92)25, 27, 30, 31
Hinton. 7/1(92-93)13
Hinton. photo. 10/1(96)13, 15, 16
LaPena. 6/1(91-92)6
Lemos. 10/3(97)32
Moisa. illus. 8/3(94-95)8, 9
Ortiz. 6/1(91-92)22 (S10)
Robles. photos. 9/1(95)13, 14, 15, 16
Yamane. illus only. 7/3(93)44
Mission San Juan Capistrano, relations with
Apodaca. photo. 4/3(90)20-21
Apodaca. 5/3(91)14
Morales, Fred, funeral
Lopez, Lopez. 8/4(95)29
Perry, Joyce
Cook. photo only. 9/4(96)11
Lobo. 8/2(94)21-22
Perry. 8/1(94)56
Robles. photo only. 9/1(95)13
Piedras del Lumbre (Rocks of Fire)
Belardes. 9/4(96)S7
protest, 1990
Apodaca. 4/3(90)20-21
regalia
Wolf. photo only. 6/3(92)19
reunion, eleventh annual, 1990
Gendar. 5/1(90-91)30-31
Robles, Louis, Jr.
Robles. photos. 9/1(95)13, 16
treaties
Slagle. map. 3/3(89)23
tribal status, federal acknowledgment
Slagle. map. 1/3(87)20, 21
Slagle. 2/2(88)21
Slagle. map. 3/3(89)23
Walkingstick, Marian
Wolf. photo only. 6/3(92)19
Wolf, Cathy
Wolf. 6/3(92)18-19
Working Conference on the Papers of J.P. Harrington
Anon. 8/1(94)56
Acknowledgment of tribal status, federal. See Tribal status, federal acknowledgment
Acorn Feast (Hupa)
described
Colegrove. photos. 4/2(90) 18-19
Acorn Festivals
Tuolumne Rancheria
Gendar. 5/1(90-91)31
Acorns
acorn mush drawings (Maidu, Concow)
Roberts. illus. 4/3(90)51
animals and
Patterson. photo. 1/4(87)14
baskets
Ortiz. 2/5(88)24, 25, 26, 27-28
Ortiz. photos only. 5/2(91) 9, 10
beaded
Anon. photo only. 10/4(97)13
birds and
Patterson. photo. 1/4(87)14
bread, black
Dillow. 10/3(97)13
ceremonies
Colegrove. photo. 4/2(90) 18-19
cleaning
Ortiz. 4/3(90)17
Ortiz. 5/2(90)9
cooking
Alvarez, Peri. 1/4(87)13-14
Ortiz. photos. 2/5(88)27-28
Ortiz. photo. 2/6(89)23-24
Ortiz. 4/3(90)18
Ortiz. photos. 5/2(91)9-10
drying
Ortiz. 2/5(88)25
Ortiz. 2/6(89)23
Ortiz. 4/3(90)17
Ortiz. 5/2(91)9-10
films about
Alvarez, Peri. 1/4(87)14
fire
Franco. 7/2(93)18
flour, sifting
Margolin. photo only. 8/2(94)26
food source outside California
Alvarez, Peri. 1/4(87)10
gathering
Alvarez, Peri. 1/4(87)10-11
Ortiz. 2/5(88)24, 25
Ortiz. 2/6(89)23
Ortiz. 4/3(90)17
Ortiz. photo. 6/2(92)22-23 (S6-7)
grinding
Ortiz. photo. 2/6(89)22, 23
leaching
Alvarez, Peri. 1/4(87)10, 12-13
Ortiz. photos. 2/5(88)27, 28
Ortiz. photo. 2/6(89)22, 23
Ortiz. 4/3(90)17, 18
Ortiz. 5/2(91)10
Peri. 1/4(87)22
medicinal properties
Alvarez, Peri. 1/4(87)10
Ortiz. 5/2(91)10
mythology and folklore
Harrington. illus. 1/4(87)15
Ortiz. 6/1(91-92)34 (S22)
Peri. 1/5(87)7
nutritional value
Alvarez, Peri. chart.1/4(87)10
pounding and sifting
Dillow. 10/3(97)12
Ortiz. photos. 2/5(88)25-27
Ortiz. photo. 2/6(89)22, 23
processing techniques
Alvarez, Peri. photos.1/4(87) 10, 11-13
Ortiz. photos. 2/5(88)24-28
Ortiz. 2/6(89)22-24
Ortiz. 4/3(90)16-18
Ortiz. 5/2(91)9-10
recipes
Fredrickson. 1/3(87)22
Margolin. photo.8/3(94-95)S7
Ortiz. 4/3(90)18
Peri. 1/4(87)22-23
soup
Margolin. photo.8/3(94-95)S7
storage
Alvarez, Peri. photos.1/4(87) 11, 12, 24
Ortiz. 2/5(88)25
Ortiz. 2/6(89)22, 23
varieties
Harrington. illus. 1/4(87)15
Ortiz. 2/6(89)22-23
Peri. chart, illus. 1/5(87) 6, 8-9
weather prediction and
Patterson. 1/4(87)14
Adams, Rick (Maidu, Nisenan)
Breath of Life / Silent No More, language restoration workshop, 1996
Gendar. photo only. 9/4(96) 58
Adder (Wintun mythological figure)
flints
Alvarez (Towendolly, Masson). 8/3(94-95)7
forest fires
Alvarez (Towendolly, Masson). 8/3(94-95)7
Administrative Procedures Act
land trust and
Slagle. 9/3(96)58
tribal sovereignty
Slagle. 5/3(91)42
tribal status, federal acknowledgment
Slagle. 5/3(91)41-42
Adolescence
rites of passage
Grant. 1/2(87)4
Loeb. 4/1(89)37
roundhouse as school
Loeb. photo. 4/1(89)37
Adoption. See also Indian Child Welfare Act
birth family and
Rizzo. 8/2(94)34, 35-36
Canadian Indian children in U.S., search for
Multiple authors (Monk). 4/2(90)2
Indian children by non-Indians
Moisa. 2/4(88)10-11; 8/2(94) 29
Rizzo. 8/2(94)33-36
Slagle. 10/4(97)51
tax credit
Slagle. 9/4(96)60
Advisory Council for California Indian Policy
hearings, 1994
Gendar. 8/2(94)45
members, 1994
Gendar. 8/1(94)50
Advocates for Indigenous California Language Survival (AICLS)
California Languages Conference
Hinton. photos. 8/1(94)53-55
Circle of Voices Workshop
Lemos. 10/3(97)32
Franco, Darlene
Lemos. 10/3(97)32
goals
Anon. 7/1(92-93)39
language assessment
Anon. 7/1(92-93)39
Language Education Survey
Anon. 7/1(92-93)43
Manriquez, L. Frank
Lemos. 10/3(97)32
Master-Apprentice Language Learning Program
Anon. 7/1(92-93)43
Anon. 7/2(93)36
Hinton. photos. 7/3(93)13-16
Korb. photos. 9/2(95-96) 41-42
member profiles
Anon. photos. 7/1(92-93)42
Osborne, Audrey
Lemos. 10/3(97)32
programs
Lemos. 10/3(97)32
training workshops
Hinton. photos. 7/3(93)13-16
Korb. photos. 9/2(95- 96)41, 42
Affirmative Action
CSU Chico
Gendar. 7/2(93)46
historical perspectives
Forbes. 9/2(95-96)12-13
opposition to
Gendar. 7/2(93)46
Slagle. 10/2(96-97)37
Proposition 209 (end Affirmative Action)
Slagle. 10/2(96-97)37
Agave
Agave Collecting and Ethnobotany Walk, Malki Museum
Anon. photo. 10/2(96-97)42
food
Ortiz. 5/3(91)9
Agriculture
seeds, Native American crops
Fredrickson. 4/1(89)20
AGUA CALIENTE. See CAHUILLA, AGUA CALIENTE
Agua Caliente Cultural Museum, Palm Springs, CA
baskets and basketweaving
Yamane. photo only. 7/4(93- 94)16
establishment of
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)33
Patencio, Flora, baskets
Yamane. photo only. 7/4(93- 94)16
plans for
Ortiz. 5/4(91)33
Preserving the Spirit: Agua Caliente Living Traditions
Yamane.photo only.8/4(95)23
Agua Caliente Development Authority
formation of
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)17
Agua Caliente Reservation, Palm Springs, California
establishment of
Ortiz. 5/4(91)30
land development
Ortiz. 5/4(91)30-31
Palm Springs, City of
Apodaca. 5/2(91)26
Ortiz. 5/4(91)30-31
Santa Rosa Mountains National Scenic Area
Gendar. 4/4(90)32
Tahquitz Canyon
Ortiz. photo only. 5/4(91)31
Agua Caliente (Warner's Hot Springs). See Cupa
Aguiar, Manuela (Pai-Pai)
pottery
Mitchell. 8/3(94-95)23
Aguilar, Dugan (Pit River/Paiute/Maidu)
art exhibitions
Yamane.photos only. 8/4(95) 1, 21
Bertha Peters (photograph)
Aguilar. photo. 9/2(95-96)28
California State Indian Museum Summer Art Show
Yamane.photo only.8/4(95) 1, 21
Circle of Voices documentation workshop
Robles. photo. 9/1(95)13, 15-16
First Kill (photograph)
Aguilar. photo. 9/2(95-96)27
Flame for Tis-sa-ack' (photograph)
Aguilar. photo. 9/2(95-96)29
Hunge Ka Pa (photograph)
Aguilar. photo. 9/2(95-96)30
LaPena, Sage portrait
Margolin. photo. 10/2(96-97) 1, 2
Lena (photograph)
Aguilar. photo only. 9/2(95- 96)31
photography
Aguilar. photos. 9/2(95-96) 25-32
Gendar. photo. 7/4(93-94) 53, 55
Yamane. photos only. 8/4(95) 1, 21
photography awards
Gendar. photo. 7/4(93-94) 53, 55
Son (photograph)
Aguilar. photo. 9/2(95-96)25
Suminkasi (photograph)
Aguilar. photo. 9/2(95-96)24
Tuolumne Rancheria Roundhouse and Clouds (photograph)
Gendar. 7/4(93-94) 53, 55
Weaving A California Tradition (book - Yamane, Aguilar)
Gendar. photo. 10/1(96)46
Aguilar, Genevieve (Pomo, Cloverdale)
Pop Made Baskets Too: The Work of Lawrence McCoy (book)
Gendar. photo. 10/1(96)52
Promise Kept: Basketry of the Pomo and the Elsie Allen Basket Collection, A (book)
Gendar. photo. 10/1(96)52
AHAMAKAV See MOAJAVE
Ahwahnee (Yosemite Valley) Roundhouse
history of
Nabokov. illus, photos. 3/1(89)8-9
AIDS
All-Indian AIDS Advisory Board
Anon. 2/5(88)29
National Indian AIDS Media Consortium
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)17
AJACHME. See ACJACHME
Aki (ceremony - Maidu)
regalia
Fonseca, Bates. illus. 6/3(92) 40
Alameda County, California
demographics, Native Californians
Slagle. 5/4(91)38-39
land purchase recommendations, BIA, 1927
Slagle. 5/4(91)38-39
Alan-Wilson, Jeffrey (Pomo, Cloverdale)
tribal council, Cloverdale Pomo
Slagle. 10/1(96)55, 56-57
tribal status, federal acknowledgment
Slagle. 10/1(96)55, 56-57
ALASKAN
TallMountain, Mary
Gendar. 8/3(94-95)52
Alba§ez, Margarita Castro
Indian Artways Program
Wilken. photo only.10/3(97)6
Alcantra, Salome (Pomo, Yokayo)
baskets and basketweaving
Ortiz. photo only. 6/1(91-92)2
Clam shell bead making
Ortiz. illus, photo. 2/3(88) 27, 28
educational experiences
Alcantra. photo. 4/1(89)41-43
obituary
Ortiz. photo. 6/1(91-92)2
Poe. 6/1(91-92)2
Alcatraz Island, San Francisco Bay, California
dancing at
Brown. 6/3(92)11
occupation of, 1969-71
Brown. 6/3(92)11
Fortunate Eagle. photo. 7/2 (93)12
Montijo. 7/2(93)11
occupation of, anniversary
Gendar. 4/2(90)32
Alcoholism
grants and funding
Abbott. 8/1(94)13
Aldama, Bernardo
Indian Artways Program
Wilken. photo only.10/3(97)6
ALEUT
language
Oswalt. map. 2/3(88)21, 22
Pomo, Kashaya and
Oswalt. map. 2/3(88)21, 22
Alexander, Paul, Esq.
S. 611 (federal acknowledgment process reform)
Slagle. 4/2(90)36, 37
tribal status, federal acknowledgment
Slagle. 4/2(90)36, 37
Alexander Valley Rancheria
tribal status, termination
Slagle. 1/5(87)21
ALE ANDER VALLEY WAPPO. See WAPPO, ALE ANDER VALLEY
Alice Piper v. Big Pine School District (1924)
segregation and desegregation
Patterson. 1/6(88)10
Alini nokai (Miwok rain shaman)
rain, control over
Bates. photos. 8/3(95)13-14
All Indian Schools Association
Gathering of the Tribes
Gendar. 6/2(92)44
Allan, Rella. See Allen, Rella
Allen, Elsie (Pomo, Makhamo [Cloverdale])
art exhibitions
Anon. photo. 9/2(95-96)40
Gendar. 4/4(90)33
awards and honors
Billy. 5/2(91)31
baskets and basketweaving
Anon. photo only. 1/6(88)6
Anon. photo. 9/2(95-96)40
Anon. photo. 9/3(96)46
Apodaca. photo. 4/1(89)29
Billy. photo. 5/2(91)31
Davis. photo only. 2/5(88)21
Davis, Fields. 3/2(89)11
Gendar. 7/2(93)45
Greensfelder. 6/1(91-92) 14(S2)
Ortiz. photo. 6/1(91-92)16- 17, 18, 20(S4-5, 6, 8)
Ortiz. photo only. 7/2(93)44
Yamane. photo only. 6/4(92) 11
basket collection
Gendar. 4/4(90)33
boarding school experiences
Allen. photo./ 4/1(89)40-41
Burke, Annie (mother)
Gendar. photo. 4/4(90)33
childhood
Yamane photo only.7/2(93)13
fasting and basketweaving
Davis, Fields. 3/2(89)11
gambling
Peri. 1/3(87)5, 6-7; 8/1(94) 39-41
gathering, basketweaving materials
Greensfelder. 6/1(91-92) 14(S2)
Ortiz. 6/1(91-92)16-17(S4-5)
Yamane. photo only. 6/4(92) 11
Grace Hudson Museum,
Davis. photo only. 2/5(88)21
McGill, Linda Aguilar (granddaughter) and
Ortiz. 6/1(91-92)17, 18 (5, 6)
obituary
Billy. photo. 5/2(91)31
Pomo Basketmaking: A Supreme Art for the Weaver (Allen)
Apodaca. photo. 4/1(89)29
Pomo Women's Club
McGill. photo. 4/3(90)22-23
Promise Kept, A, exhibition Mendocino County Museum
Gendar. 4/4(90)33
Remember Your Relations: the Elsie Allen Baskets, Family and Friends exhibit and book (1995-96)
Anon. photo. 9/2(95-96)40
Anon. photo. 9/3(96)46
Gendar. 7/2(93)45
Summerfield, Kimberly and
Ortiz. 6/1(91-92)17, 18 (S5, 6)
Warm Springs Cultural
Resources Project [Study]
Ortiz. photo only. 7/2(93)44
Allen, Leonard (Pomo)
Pinoleville Athletic Club
Brovarney. photo only. 10/1(96)33
Allen, Rella (Allan) (Maidu, Tyme Concow)
baskets and basketweaving
Ortiz. photo. 8/1(94)10-11
California Indian Basketweavers Gathering
Ortiz. photo only. 7/3(93)10
Allen, Ron (Klallam, Jamestown)
Luna Wessel Leadership Award
Slagle. 4/2(90)37
S. 611, S. 912 (federal acknowledgment process reform)
Slagle. 4/2(90)36, 37
tribal status, federal acknowledgment
Slagle. 4/2(90)36, 37, 38
All-Tribes Counseling Center
health care centers
Fredrickson. 1/3(87)21
Almendariz, Christine (Christy) (Maidu, Nisenan)
Almendariz, Diana (mother)
Robin. photo. 5/4(91)19
Almendariz, Diana (Maidu, Nisenan)
Almendariz, Christine (Christy) (daughter)
Robin. photo. 5/4(91)19
baskets and basketweaving
Robin. 5/4(91)17
Castro, Dalbert exhibition, 1991
Margolin. 5/3(91)16-17
Effie Yeaw Regional Center
Robin. photos.5/4(91)16-19
Norton, Bertha (grandmother)
Margolin. 5/3(91)17
plants, traditional uses for
Robin. 5/4(91)17-18
preservation, cultural
Robin. photos. 5/4(91)16-19
skills, traditional
Robin. photos. 5/4(91)16-19
Almquist, Alan F.
Other Californians: Prejudice and Discrimination Under Spain, Mexico and the United State to 1920, The (Heizer, Almquist)
Apodaca. 3/2(89)22
Alolkoy ("Dolphin") (tomol: Chumash plank canoe, 1996)
construction of
Trevor. photos. 10/2(96- 97)10-11
Tomol Trek, Santa Barbara County American Indian Education Project
Trevor. photos. 10/2(96- 97)10-11
Alonzo, Josie ("Yoimut") (Yokuts, Chunut)
rainmaker's song
Alonzo. photo. 8/4(95)10
rainmaking
Alonzo. photo. 8/4(95)10
Gayton. 8/4(95)11
Teh-nih-pahs (uncle) and
Alonzo. 8/4(95)10
unok (charmstones)
Gayton. photo. 8/4(95)11
Alpine Unified School District trustees
Fredrickson. 3/1(89)19
Alta California
Baja California, separation from
Wilken. 10/3(97)6-7
Alton, Ann
American Indian Child Resource Center
Gendar. 8/2(94)10
Montijo. photo. 8/2(94)28, 29, 30
grants and Native Americans conference
Gendar. photo. 8/2(94)10
social services
Gendar. 8/2(94)10
ALUTIIQ
language
Oswalt. map. 2/3(88)20-22
Pomo, Kashaya and
Oswalt. map. 2/3(88)20-22
Alvanez, Jose (Luiseño)
rainmaking
Gayton. photo only.8/4(95)11
Alvarez, Dee (Cahuilla)
Heart Is Fire: The World of the Cahuilla Indians of Southern California, The (Dozier)
Anon (Dozier). photo. 10/4(97)S[2, 8]
Alvarez, Susan
Fort Hunter Liggett Military Base, CA
Castro. photo only. 9/4(96) S11
Salinan homeland
Castro. photo only. 8/4(95)43
Alvitre, Bernard "Nino" (Tongva/Acjachmem)
biographical overview
Alvitre. 9/1(95)34
Ne-naak (poem; Alvitre)
Alvitre. 9/1(95)34
obituary
Alvitre. 9/1(95)34
Alvitre, Cindi " 'A"Whay" (Tongva)
Alvitre, Bernard "Nino" (father)
Alvitre. 9/1(95)34
diplomatic ties program
Margolin. photo only. 6/3(92) 33
educational program, Native Californians
Gendar. 5/2(91)39
language
Hinton. 6/4(92)27
Puvungna, A Gathering of the People
Castel de Oro. photo. 5/1(90- 91)22
Yamane. photo only. 5/4(91) 15
Tribal Scholars Language Conference
Hinton. photo. 6/4(92)25, 27, 31
Amador, _____, Sgt.
Saclan Rebellion
McCarthy. map. 2/1(88)4
Amador County, CA
demographics, Native Californians, 1927
Slagle. 5/4(91)39
land purchase recommendations,
BIA, 1927
Slagle. 5/4(91)39
Amador Tribal Council. See also Sierra Native American Council
Big Time, Chaw'se Indian Grinding Rock State Historic Park
Ortiz. 4/4(90)20-23
cultural programs
Ortiz. 4/4(90)21-23
education programs
Ortiz. 4/4(90)22-23
Sierra Native American Council, name changed to
Gendar. 8/1(94)52
Amah-Ka-Tura dancers ("People of the Land" - Ohlone)
Gathering of Ohlonean Peoples
Gendar, Ortiz. photo. 8/3(94- 95)43
Amaro-Davis, Irma (Yaqui / Chicana)
Circle of Voices, A documentation workshop
Robles. photo only. 9/1(95)13
American Association of Museums (AAM)
human remains, return and reburial
Anon. 2/3(88)11
Rivera. 2/6(89)13
American Committee for the Preservation of Archaeological Collections (ACPAC)
Cuyamaca State Park, reburial, 1981
Rivera. 7/2(93)33
human remains, return of
Cambra. 4/1(89)16
Rivera. 2/6(89)12, 13
Rivera. 7/2(93)33
Kumeyaay and
Rivera. 7/2(93)33
American Indian Basketry of Northern California (Moser)
reviewed
Apodaca. photo. 4/2(90)40-41
American Indian Center, San Jose, CA
library reopening
Gendar. 4/4(90)33
Gendar. 5/1(90-91)30
American Indian Child Resource Center (AICRC), Oakland, CA
establishment of
Montijo. photo. 8/2(94)28
foster families
Montijo. 8/2(94)29-30
programs
Montijo. 8/2(94)28-30
American Indian Contemporary Arts Gallery (AICA), San Francisco, CA
As In Her Vision exhibition, 1989
LaPena. illus. 3/1(89)17
Beyond the Boundaries of Land and Water, 1988
Anon. 2/5(88)29
Indian Humor exhibition, 1994
Yamane. illus only. 8/2(94)43
Wounded Knee Commemorative Exhibition
LaPena. 5/3(91)15
American Indian Council Of Mariposa County
membership update
Anon. 4/3(90)36
treaties
Slagle. map. 3/3(89)23
tribal status, federal acknowledgment
Anon. 4/3(90)36
Slagle. map. 1/3(87)20, 21
Slagle. 2/2(88)21
Slagle. map. 3/3(89)20, 23
American Indian Culture Center and Museum, San Diego, CA
Naval Hospital Building
Gendar. 10/4(97)47
American Indian Development Finance Corporation Act (S. 143; S. 721/H.R. 2455, H.R. 4248)
described
Slagle. 2/3(88)28-29
American Indian Education Office, California State Dept. of Education
Impact Aid Program
Patterson. 2/1(88)20
Indian Education Center
Patterson. 2/1(88)19-20
Native American Indian Program
Patterson. 2/1(88)20
American Indian Film Festival, San Francisco, CA.
American Indian Motion Picture Awards
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)18
American Indian Language Development Institute, University of Arizona at Tucson
described
Anon. 7/2(93)36-37
Anon. 9/3(96)50
American Indian Policy Review Commission
tribal status, federal acknowledgment
Slagle. 4/2(90)34
American Indian Program. See Smithsonian Institution
American Indian Religious Freedom Act (1978)
amendments to
Falk. 2/3(88)8-9
Gendar. 6/4(92)36
Margolin. 1/6(88)11
Slagle. 2/3(88)29
Slagle. 2/4(88)24-25
Slagle. 3/1(89)22
Slagle. 7/1(92-93)44-45
Slagle. 7/2(93)48
Slagle. 7/3(93)49, 50
described
Smith. 9/4(96)S17
eagles
Slagle. 7/1(92-93)44-45
G-O Road and
Falk. 2/3(88)8-9
Margolin. 1/6(88)11
goals of
Slagle. 7/2(93)48
Indian, definition of
Slagle. 7/1(92-93)45
Indian Religious Crimes Code (1921)
Slagle. 7/2(93)48, 49
peyote
Slagle. 7/1(92-93)44
prisoners and
Slagle. 7/1(92-93)44
sacred sites and
Slagle. 7/1(92-93)44
tribal status
Slagle. 7/1(92-93)45
tribe, definition of
Slagle. 7/1(92-93)45
American Indian Resource Center, Los Angeles County Public Library, CA
Lippert. 1/2(87)6-7
American Indian Science and Engineering Fair
awards and honors
Gendar. 8/1(94)51
Elliott, Lisa Marie
Gendar. 8/1(94)51
American Indian Tobacco Education Network
conferences
Sisk-Franco. 9/3(96)38
goals of
Sisk-Franco. 9/3(96)37
American Indian Young Scholars Program, D-Q University
application announcement
Gendar. 8/1(94)51
described
Gendar. 6/4(92)36
American Indians and the Death Penalty (organization)
philosophy of
Anon. 2/3(88)13
Amlin, Patricia
Snake Clan staged reading
Margolin. photo.8/3(94-95)44
Ammon, Danny (Hupa, South Fork [Tsnungwe]/Chimariko)
American Indian Summer
Institute Program, Stanford University
Sarris. photo. 4/1(89)54-55
California Languages Conference
Hinton. photo only.8/1(94)53
Richardson-Riley. photo only. 8/3(94-95)48
Master-Apprentice Language
Learning Program
Hinton. photo. 8/3(94-95)14
Analoak, Ms. _____ (Eskimo)
clothing, traditional
Moisa. photo only. 2/2(88)8
Ancestral Memories traveling exhibit
announcement
Anon. illus only. 10/1(96)20
Anderson, Arlene Jane (Pomo? Miwok?)
obituary
Anderson-Dell'Osso. 5/4(91) 23
Anderson, Filbert (Round Valley)
education, elementary school
Multiple authors (Anderson). 5/2(91)21
Anderson Flat (Anderson Marsh), CA
villages at
White, Peterson. illus only. 9/4(96)S24
Anderson, Florence (Pomo, Hopland)
education honors
Patterson. 1/2(87)15
Nokomis Elementary School
Anderson. photo. 4/1(89) 44-45
Anderson, Kat
California Indian Basketweavers Gathering
Gendar. 6/1(91-92)36 (S24)
gathering, basketweaving materials
Gendar. 6/1(91-92)36 (S24)
Anderson Marsh State Historic Park, Lake County, CA
educational programs
Parker. photo. 1/2(87)12
reconstruction, historical
Parker. 1/2(87)12
Anderson, Michael (Dept. Asst. Secretary of the Interior)
Keep, Scott memo, 1981
Slagle. 10/1(96)55
Anderson, Rose (Pomo, Koi)
human remains, return and reburial
Anon. photo. 4/3(90)26
Anderson, Verle Maize (Pomo, Sherwood Valley)
language preservation
Brovarney. 10/1(96)33-34
Native American History Project
Brovarney. 10/1(96)32-34
Andreas, Adriana (Cahuilla)
Cahuilla Bird Dancers and Singers
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)29
Andreas, Anthony (Cahuilla, Agua Caliente)
Agua Caliente Cultural Museum
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)33
Andreas Canyon, CA
Andreas. photos. 9/4(96) S1, S5
bird dance Ortiz. photos. 5/4(91)29, 30, 31- 32
bird songs
Ortiz. photos. 5/4(91)31-32
Cahuilla Bird Singers and Dancers
Ortiz. photos. 5/4(91)29, 30, 32
Heart Is Fire: The World of the
Cahuilla Indians of Southern California, The (Dozier)
Anon (Dozier). photo. 10/4(97)S[2, 7]
Rincon village
Andreas. 9/4(96)S5
Tahquitz Canyon, CA
Andreas. 9/4(96)S5
Andreas, Jerome (Cahuilla)
Cahuilla Bird Dancers and Singers
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)29
Andreas, Jim (Tubatulabal)
Master-Apprentice Language Learning Program
Hinton. 8/3(94-95)15
Andreas, John (Cahuilla)
Cahuilla Bird Dancers and Singers
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)29
Andreas, Josh (Cahuilla)
Cahuilla Bird Dancers and Singers
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)29
AndrÇs (Chumash)
Indian Choir Orchestra
Sterling. photo only.2/2(88)5
Andrews, Sylvia Barber (Washo)
biographical overview
Smokey. 9/3(96)49-50
Master-Apprentice Language Learning Program
Hinton. photo. 8/3(94-95)15, 19
nursing
Smokey. 9/3(96)49-50
Angelo, George
film series, Southern California Natives
Gendar. 6/2(92)45
Animals
basket designs
Hinton. illus. 6/1(91-92)4-5
human beings and
Margolin. 6/2(92)18(S2)
language and
Frank [Manriquez]. 10/2(96- 97)43
Hinton. charts, map. 4/3(90) 40, 41
mythology and folklore
Alvarez (Lang). 8/3(94-95)6
Alvarez (Towendolly, Masson). 8/3(94-95)7
Azbill, Bates. 7/1(92-93)38
Baldy. illus. 7/1(92-93)41
Cook. 9/4(96)12
Melendres. photo. 7/2(93)6
Montijo. illus. 4/3(90)56
Nomland. illus. 4/3(90)15
Ortiz. 6/4(92)17-18
Ortiz. 7/1(92-93)6
Patterson. 3/3(89)24
Patterson. 8/1(94)31-33
Super. illus. 3/3(89)4-6
ANTELOPE VALLEY INDIAN COMMUNITY
treaties
Slagle. map. 3/3(89)23
tribal status, federal acknowledgment
Slagle. map. 1/3(87)20, 21
Slagle. 2/2(88)21
Slagle. map. 3/3(89)20, 23
Antelope Valley Indian Museum, Lancaster, CA
Edwards, Howard
Rivera. map. 1/4(87)7, 8
establishment of
Rivera. map, photo. 1/4(87) 7, 8
Native American Indian Celebration
Gendar. photo only.8/4(95)52
Oliver, Grace
Rivera. map.1/4(87)7, 8
Paiute
Rivera. map, photo. 1/4(87) 7, 8
ANTELOPE VALLEY PAIUTE. See PAIUTE, ANTELOPE VALLEY
Anthrocentrism
nature and
Margolin. 6/2(92)18 (S2)
Anthropologists
ethical guidelines
American Anthropological Associates. 9/4(96)S28
Native Americans, cooperation with
Cambra. illus. 4/1(89)15-17
Antiquities Act (1906)
described
Smith. 9/4(96)S17
Antoine, Janine (Janeen?) (Sioux, Lakota: Sicangu)
grants and Native Americans conference
Gendar. photo only.8/2(94)10
(Antone?), Emma (Pomo, Stewart's Point?)
Lucas, Milton Russell ("Bun") (nephew)
Ortiz. 3/1(89)11
Antone, James, Sr. (Pomo, Coast: Jenner)
biographical overview
Smith. 5/1(90-91)10-11
Antone, John (Miwok, Coast)
Lucas, Milton Russell "Bun" (grandson)
Ortiz. photo. 9/3(96)4, 6, 7
pepperwood
Ortiz. 7/1(92-93)7
Antone, Mary. See Santos, Mary
Antone, Wally
Ward Valley hearings, 1996
Anon. photo only. 10/3(97)17
Antonia, Maria (Miwok, Coast)
Olompali State Historic Park
Anon. photo. 2/6(89)15
Antonia, Maria Maxima (Miwok, Coast)
Olompali State Historic Park
Anon. photo. 2/6(89)15
Antonio, Juan (Cahuilla)
Indian Tax Revolt, 1851
Rivera. 7/2(93)9
Anza-Borrego State Park, CA
archaeological site vandalism
Fredrickson. 3/2(89)23
APACHE
Garcia, Frank
Anon. 1/4(87)3
Marston, Lester J.
Gendar. photo. 7/1(92-93)25, 26 (S5, 6)
Rivera, Jose Ignacio
Gendar. photo. 6/2(92)44, 45
Margolin. photo. 4/3(90)38
Sisquoc-Cano, Lorene
Gendar. 5/2(91)39
Gendar. 5/4(91)36
APACHE, FORT SILL
Sisquoc-Cano, Lorene
Gendar. 5/2(91)39
Gendar. 5/4(91)36
APACHE, WHITE MOUNTAIN
Garcia, Frank
Anon. 1/4(87)3
Apapas, Celsa (Cupe§o)
Cupa, expulsion of Cupe§o from, 1903
Margolin. 5/3(91)25
Apodaca, Paul (Navajo/Mexican)
Bird Song exhibition, Bowers Museum
Apodaca. 2/5(88)11
Eagle Feathers and Blue Jeans, Los Angeles Public Library
Gendar. photo only.9/3(96)52
National Museum of the American Indian
Gendar. 5/3(91)34
Outstanding Graduate Student of the Year, 1996, UCLA
Gendar. 9/4(96)57
Songs Against the G-O Road, 1990
Anon. photo. 4/4(90)24
Aranaydo, Marty (Pima/ Papago/Creek)
Youth Art Express mural, 1991
Lobo. photo. 6/1(91-92)12
Arancis, Joe
human remains, return and reburial
Planas. photo only. 6/2(92)42
Archaeological artifacts. See also Cultural resource management; Human remains
acquisition of
Gendar. 6/3(92)38-40
Gendar. 6/3(92)47
American Committee for the Preservation of Archaeological Collections
Rivera. 2/6(89)12, 13
Archaeological Resources Protection Act (1979)
Smith. 9/4(96)S17
Archaeology Protection Act (1981)
Fredrickson. 1/1(87)15
California Dept. of Parks and Recreation
May. 1/4(87)22
California Historical Resources Information System
Anon. 9/4(96)S20
California Office of Historic Preservation
Anon. 9/4(96)S20
cultural context, removal from
Davis. 2/6(89)25
Davis, Fields. 3/2(89)11-12
deaccession by museums
Davis. 2/6(89)25
hydrological testing
Goode. 9/4(96)S12
institutionalization of
Davis. 2/6(89)24-25
internet resources
Slagle. 10/2(96-97)39
lab processing
Goode. 9/4(96)S12
Native American Museum Claims Commission Act
Slagle. 2/4(88)25
Naval Weapons Center and
Anon. map. 4/2(90)33
recording on-site
Goode. 9/4(96)S13
reporting finds
Anon. 9/4(96)S20
return of
Anon. 2/3(88)11
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)18
Katz. 5/1(90-91)23
Myers. 10/1(96)29-30
Rivera. 1/4(87)6, 8
Rivera. 6/2(92)43
Rivera. 7/2(93)34
Slagle. 2/4(88)25
theft
Gendar. 8/3(94-95)53
May. 1/4(87)22
Rivera. 7/3(93)48
U.S. Forest Service
May. 1/4(87)22
vandalism
Dr. Coyote. 1/3(87)23
Fredrickson. 1/2(87)15
Walsh, William
Gendar. 8/3(94-95)53
Archaeological Conservancy
Borax Lake
Anon. 2/1(88)2
profile
Eidsness. 1/2(87)5
Archaeological excavation. See also Cultural resource management; Human remains
sterile level
Goode. 9/4(96)S12
test excavations
Goode. 9/4(96)S14
Archaeological Resources Protection Act (1979)
described
Smith. 9/4(96)S17
Archaeological sites. See also Cultural resource management; Human remains
acquisition of
Anon. 2/1(88)2
Eidsness. 1/2(87)5
Anderson Flat (Anderson Marsh)
White, Peterson. illus only. 9/4(96)S24
Antiquities Act (1906)
Smith. 9/4(96)S17
Archaeological Resources Protection Act (1979)
Smith. 9/4(96)S17
Archaeology Protection Act (1981)
Fredrickson. 1/1(87)15
Borax Lake
Anon. 2/1(88)2
burial sites
Goode. 9/4(96)S12
Burro Flats (Chumash)
Krupp. photos. 1/5(87)12-13, 24
Multiple authors (Krupp). 2/2(88)3
California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)
Love. 9/4(96)S30
Creation Cave (Kawaiisu)
Gendar. 5/1(90-91)30
disturbance of
Fredrickson. 1/1(87)14-15
Goode. 9/4(96)S12
environmental impact reports
Love. 9/4(96)S30-S31
investigation, phases of
Love. 9/4(96)S30
La Rumorosa (Kumeyaay)
Krupp. photo. 1/5(87)12-13
legislation, California county
Dr. Coyote. 1/3(87)23
legislation, California State
Dr. Coyote. 1/3(87)23
legislation, federal
Dr. Coyote. 1/3(87)23
Smith. 9/4(96)S17
Mission San Juan Capistrano
Apodaca. photo. 4/3(90)20-21
Mockingbird Canyon (Chumash)
Krupp. photo. 1/5(87)13
monitor training program
Gendar. 7/2(93)46
monitoring of by Native Americans
Gendar. 7/2(93)46
Goode. 9/4(96)S13
Haro. 9/4(96)S16, S18
mortar sites
Goode. photo only. 9/4(96) S13
Native American attitudes towards
Goode. 9/4(96)S13-S14
Naval Weapons Center and
Anon. map. 4/2(90)33
negotiations regarding
Goode. 9/4(96)S12-S13
Painted Rock (Sapaski, "House of the Sun") (Chumash)
Krupp. photo. 1/5(87)12
Patrick's Point State Park
Parkman. 1/3(87)8
preservation of
Eidsness. 1/2(87)5
Fredrickson. 1/1(87)15
recording of
Goode. 9/4(96)S13
Saddle Rock (Chumash)
Anon. illus. 4/1(89)18-19
San Bruno Mt. shellmound
Gendar. 6/1(91-92)12
Sapaski (House of the Sun) (Chumash)
Krupp. photo. 1/5(87)12
Saucito Ranch (Chumash)
Krupp. photo. 1/5(87)13
shellmounds
Cambra. photo. 4/1(89)15-16
Gendar. 6/1(91-92)12
solstice ceremonial sites
Krupp. photos. 1/5(87)12-13, 24
Sumeg (Patrick's Point State Park)
Parkman. 1/3(87)8
vandalism
Dr. Coyote. 1/3(87)23
Fredrickson. 1/2(87)15
Gendar. 8/3(94-95)53
Archaeological sites, preservation. See also Cultural resource management; Human remains
Archaeological Conservancy, The
Anon. 2/1(88)2
Eidsness. 1/2(87)5
monitor training program
Gendar. 7/2(93)46
monitoring sites
Fredrickson. 1/1(87)15
Archaeologists. See also Cultural resource management; Human remains
ethical guidelines
American Anthropological Associates. 9/4(96)S28
Society for California
Archaeology. 9/4(96)S28
Native Americans and
Cambra. illus. 4/1(89)15-17
de Barros. 8/3(94-95)55
Goode. 9/4(96)S14
Lara. 9/4(96)S21-S22
Love. 9/4(96)S31
May. 1/4(87)22
Archaeology. See also Cultural resource management; Human remains
Archaeological Resources Protection Act (1979)
Smith. 9/4(96)S17
Archaeology Protection Act (1981)
Fredrickson. 1/1(87)15
contract archaeology
Love. 9/4(96)S29-S31
educational programs
Anon. 1/6(88)6
Parker. photo. 1/2(87)12
environmental impact reports
Love. 9/4(96)S30-S31
ethical guidelines
American Anthropological Associates. 9/4(96)S28
legislation and
Love. 9/4(96)S29-S30
legislation, federal
Dr. Coyote. 1/3(87)23
Haro. 9/4(96)S16, S17, S18
Smith. 9/4(96)S17
Native Americans and
Castro. photo. 9/4(96)S9-S11
Chartkoff. photo. 9/4(96)S2-3
de Barros. 8/3(94-95)55
de Barros. 9/4(96)S25-S27
Fuller. photo. 9/4(96)S8
Goode. 9/4(96)S11-S14
Haro. 9/4(96)S15-S19
Lara. 9/4(96)S21-S22
Love. 9/4(96)S29-S31
Planas-Beck. 9/4(96)S23
Windmiller. 9/4(96)S4
"New" archaeology, 1960s
Chartkoff. 9/4(96)S2-3
Archaeology Protection Act (1981)
prosecution under
Fredrickson. 1/1(87)15
Archambault, JoAllyn (Sioux, Standing Rock)
American Indian Programs, Smithsonian Institution
Anon. 2/1(88)7
Archery
gambling
Bibby. 8/1(94)22
games
Bibby. 8/1(94)22
Architecture. See Houses; Roundhouses; Sweathouses
Arizona, State of
Gila River Indian Community v. Waddell
Slagle. 10/2(96-97)38
Salt River Indian Community v. Arizona
Slagle. 10/2(96-97)38
taxes
Slagle. 10/2(96-97)38
Army Corps of Engineers. See U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Arnold, Mary
baskets
Anon. photo only. 10/4(97)13
Arrowmaking
Blake, George
Ortiz. photo. 8/4(95)33
shafts
Bibby. photo. 7/1(92-93)8
techniques
Ortiz. photos. 6/4(92)17
Ortiz. 8/4(95)33
(Arrow-weed?), Mucaw (Quechan/Kumeyaay)
Snake Clan staged reading
Margolin. photo only.8/3(94- 95)44
Arrow-weed, Preston (Quechan/ Kumeyaay)
adulthood
Margolin. photos. 5/1(90-91) 19-21
ceremonies
Margolin. 6/2(92)24-25 (S8-9)
childhood
Margolin. 5/1(90-91)18-19
film career
Margolin. 5/1(90-91)20
Fort Yuma Reservation/ Imperial Irrigation District land dispute (1972-73?)
Margolin. 5/1(90-91)20
funerals
Margolin. 6/2(92)24-25 (S8-9)
Hoofman, The (1989-90)
Margolin. photo. 5/1(90-91) 19, 21
Lightning Song Cycle
Yamane. photo only. 9/2(95- 96)16
Master-Apprentice Language Learning Program
Richardson-Riley. photo only. 8/3(94-95)47
Mojave dancers
Richardson-Riley. photo only. 8/3(94-95)47
portrait
Yamane. photo only. 9/2(95- 96)16
play writing
Margolin. photo. 5/1(90-91) 18, 20-21
Snake Clan (play)
Margolin. photo.8/3(94-95)44
songs and singing
Yamane. photo only. 9/2(95- 96)16
Takai
Margolin. 5/1(90-91)19, 20
Tribal Scholars Language Conference, 1992
Hinton. photo. 6/4(92)25, 29
Whirlwind Warrior (1973)
Margolin. 5/1(90-91)20-21
Arroyo de la Cuesta, Felipe (Spanish missionary)
Mutsun Ohlone language
Hinton. map. 2/2(88)23
Art. See also California Arts Council
censorship
LaPena. 5/1(90-91)29
commercial value and tradition
Davis, Fields. 3/2(89)11-12
LaPena. 6/2(92)4-5
creative process
LaPena. illus. 6/3(92)29
education
Patterson. 4/4(90)34, 35-36
education of non-Indians through
Moisa. 4/4(90)26-27
educational programs
Anon. 1/2(87)11
finances and
LaPena. 7/2(93)27
freedom of expression
LaPena. 5/1(90-91)29
imagination
LaPena. 7/2(93)27
mixed/multi-media
LaPena. 6/4(92)21-22
nature and
LaPena. 9/2(95-96)7
originality in
LaPena. 2/4(88)22
pan-Indianism vs. California traditions
LaPena. 2/4(88)22
preservation, cultural and
LaPena. 5/4(91)11-12
quality of
LaPena. 3/2(89)14
LaPena. 5/4(91)10
sculpture
LaPena. 6/4(92)21-22
selling
LaPena. 3/2(89)14
social criticism and
LaPena. 8/1(94)4 style and social pressures
LaPena. 5/4(91)10-12
tradition and
Davis, Fields. 3/2(89)11-12
LaPena. illus. 1/6(88)18-19
LaPena. 4/1(89)47
La Pena. 6/2(92)4-5
tribal affiliation and
Anon. 5/4(91)12
LaPena. 1/3(87)18
Art exhibitions. See also Museum exhibitions; Photographic exhibitions
Ancestral Memories: A Tribute To Native American Survival (1992-1996)
Anon. illus only. 10/1(96)20
Gendar. 9/3(96)53
As In Her Vision, American Indian Contemporary Arts, 1989
LaPena. illus. 3/1(89)17
Beyond the Boundaries of Land and Water, American Indian Contemporary Arts, 1988
Anon. 2/5(88)29
Cahuilla Voices: We are Still Here, University Art Gallery, UC Riverside
Gendar. 5/4(91)37
California Indian Shamanism exhibition, C.E. Smith Museum of Anthropology, 1990
Anon. photo 4/2(90)45
Anon. 4/3(90)36-37
California Mission Daze, Installation Gallery, 1988
LaPena. photo. 2/6(89)19, 20
California Spirit, Courthouse, San Andreas, CA
LaPena. 6/2(92)5
Carver's Art of the Indians of Northwestern California, The, Hearst Museum of Anthropology, 1995
Anon. photos. 9/1(95)28-29
Changing Woman, Matrix Gallery, 1989
LaPena. 3/1(89)17
Chaw'se Art Show
LaPena. 2/3(88)26
LaPena. 2/6(89)20
LaPena. photo. 4/4(90)30-31
LaPena. 6/1(91-92)6
Coyote: A Myth in the Making, Oakland Museum, 1987-1988
LaPena. illus. 1/4(87)1, 21
LaPena. 1/5(87)18-19
Frank LaPena: A Retrospective, C. N. Gorman Museum, UC Davis, 1992
Wilson. photo. 6/3(92)14-15
Frank LaPena: A Retrospective, Wheelwright Museum, 1989
Bernstein. illus. 3/2(89)6-7
Gift From California, A - The Maidu Creation Story, Harry Fonseca, Meridian Gallery
LaPena. illus. 6/2(92)4, 5
High Sierra Arts Celebration
Gendar. 5/1(90-91)31
importance of
LaPena. 2/6(89)19
Indian Humor, American Indian Contemporary Arts, 1994
Yamane.illus only. 8/2(94)43
Living Traditions, Humboldt County Cultural Art Center, 1991
LaPena. 5/2(91)30
Looking For the Way Home, Humboldt County Cultural Art Center, 1988
LaPena. 2/4(88)22
Mattole Project, The, Capp Street Project, San Francisco, 1992
Margolin. photo. 6/3(92)37
New Moon: A Native American Expression in the New Age, Central Sierra Arts Council, 1989
Anon. 4/3(90)37
Objects of Myth and Memory: American Indian Art at the Brooklyn Museum, Oakland Museum, 1992
Anon. photo only. 6/2(92)11
Gendar. 6/3(92)38-41
Yamane. photo only. 6/1(91- 92)10
One Strand At A Time, Meridian Gallery, 1992
Yamane. photo only. 7/1(92- 93)15
One Who Looks Back, The, Meridian Gallery, 1992
Yamane. photo only. 7/1(92- 93)15
Reflecting Connections, La Raza/Galeria Posada, 1992
LaPena. illus. 6/3(92)29
Reflections of a Changing Earth, Vacaville Museum, 1987
LaPena. photo. 1/1(87)14
Reliquaries and Recollections, Bear n' Coyote Gallery, 1990
LaPena. 4/4(90)30
Remember Your Relations: the Elsie Allen Baskets, Family and Friends, Grace Hudson Museum, 1993, Oakland Museum, 1995-96
Anon. photo. 9/2(95-96)40
Anon. photo. 9/3(96)46
Gendar. 7/2(93)45
Rock Art of the California Desert, Palm Springs Desert Museum, 1991
Anon. photo only. 5/2(91)25
Sacred Spaces, Spirit Places, Memorial Union Gallery, 1991
LaPena. illus. 6/1(91-92)7
Songs Still To Come. . ., Lobby Gallery, 1987
Anon. 1/5(87)10
Te Atinga USA (Maori, NZ), 1990
Gendar. 5/1(90-91)30
Unbroken Patterns, College of the Redwoods, 1995
Marks. map, photos. 9/1(95) 17, 18-19
Vessels of the Land, Meridian Gallery, 1995
Yamane. photo only. 9/2(95- 96)15
Visitations, Judith Lowery, C. N. Gorman Museum, 1994
LaPena. illus. 8/1(94)4-5
Weaving Contemporary Ceremony portfolio project
Gendar. 7/2(93)47
Gendar. photo. 7/4(93-94)54
Moisa. photos. 8/3(94-95)8-9
With Nature's Children, Grace Hudson Museum, 1987
Anon. illus, photo. 1/4(87)18
World Becoming New, The, Bear n' Coyote Gallery, 1991
Anon. illus only. 5/2(91) 24-25
Wounded Knee Commemorative Exhibition, American Indian Contemporary Arts Gallery
LaPena. 5/3(91)15
You Steal My Gods Away and Give Me Your Idols Instead, Meridian Gallery, San Francisco, 1992
LaPena. 6/3(92)30
Youth Art Express Mural
Lobo. photos. 6/1(91-92)12 Art galleries
American Indian Contemporary Arts
Anon. 2/5(88)29
LaPena. illus. 3/1(89)17
Yamane.illus only. 8/2(94)43
Headlands Center For The Arts, Marin County, CA
Margolin [Intro]. 10/2(96- 97)21
Humboldt County Cultural Art Center, Eureka, CA
LaPena. illus. 2/4(88)22
LaPena. 5/2(91)30
Installation Gallery
LaPena. photo. 2/6(89)19, 20
Lobby Gallery, Mendocino Art Center
Anon. 1/5(87)10
Matrix Gallery
LaPena. 3/1(89)17
Meridian Gallery
LaPena. 4/3(90)31
LaPena. illus. 6/2(92)4, 5
LaPena. 6/3(92)30
Yamane. photo only. 7/1(92- 93)15
Yamane. photo only. 9/2(95- 96)15
ownership of
LaPena. 3/2(89)14
promotion, influence of on artist
LaPena. 4/2(90)28
selling through
LaPena. 3/2(89)14
showing art, how to
LaPena. 2/3(88)26
Art, Indian
authenticity
Hailstone. 9/3(96)15
defining
Anon. 5/4(91)12
Hailstone. 9/3(96)15
LaPena. 1/3(87)18
LaPena. 5/3(91)15
Indian Arts and Crafts Act (P.L. 101-644) (1990)
Anon. 5/4(91)12
Gendar. 6/2(92)45
tribal membership
Anon. 5/4(91)12
Art, performing. See Performing artists; Performing arts
Art, traditional. See also Traditional Folk Arts Program
bears in
LaPena. illus. 1/6(88)18-19
commercial use of
LaPena. 6/2(92)4-5
contemporary
LaPena. illus. 1/6(88)18-19
LaPena. 4/2(90)28
spirituality and
LaPena. 6/2(92)4-5
Arteaga, Sylvia(Mojave)
Master-Apprentice Language Learning Program
Hinton (Preserving). photo only. 8/3(94-95)15, 17
Artful Goodtimes
Earth First! poetry editor
Anon. 4/3(90)37
Artifacts, archaeological. See Archaeological artifacts
Artist as Community Healer The, conference, 1994
described
Dubin. photo. 8/3(94-95)54
Artists
Aguilar, Dugan (Pit River/ Paiute/Maidu)
Aguilar. photos. 9/2(95- 96)24-32
Gendar. photo. 7/4(93-94) 53, 55
Gendar. photo. 10/1(96)46
Margolin. photo. 10/2(96-97) 1, 2
Yamane.photos only. 8/4(95) 1, 21
Aranaydo, Marty (O'Odham/ Pima/ Creek)
Lobo. photo. 6/1(91-92)12
Artist as Community Healer The conference, 1994
Dubin. photo. 8/3(94-95)54
Bartow, Rick (Yurok)
LaPena. 10/2(96-97)15
Bates, Jennifer (Miwok, Northern)
Dubin. photo. 8/3(94-95)54
Gendar. photo. 6/3(92)23
LaPena. 2/3(88)26
Blake, George (Hupa/Yurok)
Anon. photos. 9/1(95)28, 29
Gendar. photo only. 9/2(95- 96)46
LaPena. 1/1(87)14
Ortiz. photos. 8/4(95)30-34
Yamane. photo only. 9/3(96)12
Castro, Dalbert (Maidu, Nisenan)
Castro. illus. 8/4(95)6
LaPena. 1/1(87)14
LaPena. 6/1(91-92)7
Margolin. illus. 5/3(91)16, 17
Curtis, Kyle (Paiute)
Lobo. photo. 6/1(91-92)12
Davis, Denise (Maidu, Mountain)
Dubin. photo. 8/3(94-95)54
Gendar. photo only.6/3(92)23
Gendar. photo. 7/4(93-94)54
Moisa. illus. 8/3(94-95)8, 9
Day, Frank (Maidu, Concow)
Anon. photo. 5/4(91)24, 25
Anon. illus. 10/2(96-97)42
Anon. illus only. 10/3(97)48
Gendar. illus. 10/4(97)33, 34
LaPena. photo, illus.1/2(87)1, 14-15
LaPena. 6/1(91-92)7
LaPena. illus only. 6/3(92)17
LaPena. 7/4(93-94)14
Margolin. 10/.4(97)2
Puffer. illus. 7/3(93)40-41
Edwards, Angela (Maidu, Concow)
Lobo. photo. 6/1(91-92)12
Edwards, Sheila (Maidu, Concow)
Lobo. photo. 6/1(91-92)12
Edwards, Sherry (Maidu, Concow)
Lobo. 6/1(91-92)12
Fonseca, Harry (Maidu, Nisenan/Hawaiian)
Anon. photo. 5/4(91)25
Anon. illus only. 6/2(92)10
Baca. illus. 4/3(90)31
Bates. illus only. 5/3(91)18
LaPena. 1/1(87)14
LaPena. illus. 1/4(87)1, 21
LaPena. illus. 1/5(87)18-19
LaPena. photos. 4/3(90)1, 30, 31
LaPena. 6/1(91-92)7
LaPena. illus. 6/2(92)4, 5
Wilson. illus, photo. 7/1(92- 93)Ins1-4
Yamane. photo only. 7/1(92- 93)16
Yamane. illus only. 8/2(94)43
grants and funding
Abbott. 8/4(95)41
Abbott. 9/2(95-96)14
Anon. 4/3(90)37
Drummer. 10/2(96-97)18
Fredrickson. 2/4(88)22
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
Gendar. 6/1(91-92)18(S6)
Moisa. photo. 2/5(88)8-10
Griffith, Earl (Yurok)
Patterson. 3/1(89)29
Griffith, Merle (Yurok)
Patterson. 3/1(89)29
Hailstone, Vivien (Karuk/Yurok/ [Hupa?] )
LaPena. 1/1(87)14
Houser, Allan
LaPena. 8/3(94-95)10
Huaute, Nashun (Chumash)
Castel deOro.photo.7/2(93)28
Castel deOro.photo.8/4(95)26
independence and trends
LaPena. 4/2(90)28
Ink Clan
Gendar. 10/1(96)53-54
Ipina, David (Yurok)
Ipi§a. illus only. 9/2(95-96)1, 3, 17
Knight, David
Knight. illus only. 4/3(90)19
LaMarr, Jean (Pit River/Paiute)
Anon. photo. 10/4(97)56
Gendar. photo. 7/4(93-94)54
Gendar. 8/1(94)51
LaMarr. photos. 9/3(96)23-26
LaPena. photo. 1/1(87)14
LaPena. illus. 3/1(89)17
LaPena. illus. 6/3(92)29
Moisa. 8/3(94-95)8
Vizenor. illus only. 7/3(93)39
Wilson. photo. 6/4(92)S1-4
Lang, Julian (Karuk)
LaPena. photo. 6/3(92)37
Margolin. photo. 6/3(92)37
LaPena, Frank (Wintun, Wintu: Nomtipom)
Alvarez. illus only. 8/3(94-95)5
Alvarez. illus only. 8/4(95)19
Anon. illus. 1/2(87)5
Anon. illus. 3/2(89)1, 2
Anon. photo only. 10/4(97)56
Bernstein. illus. 3/2(89)6-7
Gendar. photo. 6/3(92)23
Hinton. illus only. 2/5(88)4
LaPena. 1/1(87)14
LaPena. illus only. 1/6(88)18
LaPena. photos. 3/2(89)3-5
LaPena. 6/2(92)4-5
Margolin [Intro]. 10/2(96- 97)21
Wilson. photo. 6/3(92)14-15
Longfish, George
LaPena. illus. 2/2(88)18, 19
Lowry, Judith
Anon. illus only. 10/2(96- 97)41
Gendar. photo. 7/4(93-94)54
LaPena. illus. 8/1(94)4-5
Moisa. illus. 8/3(94-95)8, 9
Lucas, Milton Russell "Bun" (Pomo, Kashaya/Miwok, Coast)
Ortiz. photos.7/1(92-93)1,6, 7
Ortiz. photos. 9/3(96)4-7
Peri. photos. 2/2(88)1,12-15
Luna, James (Luise§o/Mexican)
Hanly. photo. 7/2(93)31-32
LaPena. photo. 2/6(89)19, 20
Luna. photos. 5/4(91)11
Supahan. photos. 9/3(96)1, 42
Manriquez, L. Frank (L. Frank) (Tongva/Acjachme)
Anon. illus only. 6/2(92)11
Frank. illus only. 6/2(92)56
Gendar. photo. 7/4(93-94)54
LaPena. 6/1(91-92)6
Moisa. illus. 8/3(94-95)8, 9
Yamane. illus only. 7/3(93)44
Manuel, Karl (Yokuts, Tachi/ Quechan)
Lobo. photo. 6/1(91-92)12
Mikkelsen, Leatrice (Navajo/ Cherokee)
LaPena. 2/4(88)22
LaPena. 2/6(89)20
missions and
Apodaca. 4/2(90)41
Napolitan, Nancy (Smith-Napolitan) (Pomo, Dry Creek/Miwok, Coast)
Ortiz. illus. 3/2(89)9
National Endowment for the Arts
Abbott. 9/2(95-96)14
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
Gendar. 6/1(91-92)19(S6)
Owns the Sabre, Paul
Owns the Sabre. illus. 4/1(89) 52
Pacific Western Traders
Anon. photos. 5/4(91)24-25
Margolin. illus. 5/3(91)16-17
Parker, Julia (Pomo/Miwok)
LaPena. photo. 4/4(90)31
personal life vs. artwork
LaPena. 7/4(93-94)14
Peters, Josephine (Karuk/Shasta)
LaPena. 1/1(87)14
Powell, Darren (Paiute/ Seminole/Creek)
Lobo. photo. 6/1(91-92)12
promotion of by galleries
LaPena. 4/2(90)28
recognition of
LaPena. 1/1(87)14
Risling-Shaw, Lyn
Yamane. illus only. 4/4(90)38
Smith, Kathleen (Miwok |
