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Index C
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
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.
C. E. Smith Museum of Anthropology, California State University, Hayward, CA
California Indian Shamanism exhibition and programs
Anon. 4/2(90)45
Anon. 4/3(90)36-37
C. N. Gorman Museum, University of California, Davis, CA
Ancestral Memories: A Tribute To Native American Survival (various locations, 1992-1996)
Anon. illus only. 10/1(96)20
Gendar. 9/3(96)53
Frank LaPena: A Retrospective, 1992
Wilson. photo. 6/3(92)14-15
Visitations, Judith Lowery, 1994
LaPena. illus. 8/1(94)4-5
CABAZON BAND OF CAHUILLA INDIANS. See CAHUILLA, CABAZON BAND
Cabazon Reservation, Riverside County, CA
MegaBingo
Fredrickson. 2/6(89)21
Cabrillo National Monument, CA
Kumeyaay Bird Singers
Joyce. photo. 6/3(92)20
CACHE CREEK POMO. See POMO, CACHE CREEK
Cache Creek Rancheria, Lake County, CA
tribal status, restoration
Slagle. 1/5(87)21
tribal status, termination
Slagle. 1/5(87)22
CAHTO
adolescence
Loeb. 4/1(89)37
ceremonies
Loeb. 4/1(89)37
childhood
Loeb. 4/1(89)37
education, traditional
Loeb. photo. 4/1(89)37
games, traditional
Dixon. photo only. 8/1(94)44
Margolin. 8/1(94)48
language
Hinton. chart. 3/1(89)25
language, speakers
Hinton, Montijo. chart, map. 7/4(93-94)4, 6-7
museum collections
Barter. 1/3(87)17
numbers and counting
Hinton. chart. 3/1(89)25
racing
Margolin. 8/1(94)48
ring and pin games
Dixon. photo only. 8/1(94)44
rites of passage
Loeb. 4/1(89)37
roundhouse
Loeb. photo. 4/1(89)37
Sanders, Melodie
Ng'weno. photo only. 4/1(89) 50
tai keha§ (ceremonies: "outside people," "ghosts")
Loeb. 4/1(89)37
yitco wanesa ("dance house watchers")
Loeb. 4/1(89)37
CAHUILLA. See also Morongo Reservation
acorns
Alvarez, Peri. photo. 1/4(87) 10, 11, 12-13
Agua Caliente Cultural Museum
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)33
Yamane. photo only. 7/4(93- 94)16
Yamane.photo only.8/4(95)23
Agua Caliente Development Authority
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)17
Agua Caliente Heritage Fiesta
Gendar. 5/4(91)36
Agua Caliente Reservation
Apodaca. 5/2(91)26
Gendar. 4/4(90)32
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)30-31
Alvarez, Dee
Anon (Dozier). photo. 10/4(97)S[2, 8]
Andreas, Adriana
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)29
Andreas, Anthony
Andreas. photos. 9/4(96)S1, 5
Anon (Dozier). photo. 10/4(97)S[2, 7]
Ortiz. photos. 5/4(91)29, 30, 31-32
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)33
Andreas Canyon
Andreas. photos. 9/4(96) S1, S5
Andreas, Jerome
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)29
Andreas, John
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)29
Andreas, Josh
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)29
Antonio, Juan
Rivera. 7/2(93)9
architecture
Apodaca.photo only. 2/5(88) 11
baskets and basketweaving
Apodaca. illus. 3/3(89)19
Farmer. photos. 2/1(88)1, 8, 9, 10
Ortiz. photos. 6/2(92)6-7
basketweavers
Johnson. 9/3(96)10
Ortiz. photos. 6/2(92)6-7
Yamane. photo only. 7/4(93- 94)16
bird dances
Ortiz. photo. 5/3(91)10, 11
Ortiz. photos. 5/4(91)29, 30-32
bird singers and songs
Anon (Andreas, Siva). 10/4(97)S[7]
Anon (Dozier). photo only. 10/4(97)S[7]
Apodaca.photos.4/2(90)20,21
Castel de Oro. photo. 5/1(90- 91)22
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
Gendar. 4/4(90)32 Moisa. photo. 4/4(90)26
Ortiz. photos. 5/3(91)1, 10-11
Ortiz. photos. 5/4(91)29, 30-32
books about
Anon (Dozier). map, photos. 10/4(97)S[1-8]
Apodaca. illus. 3/3(89)19
Cahuilla Bird Dancers
Ortiz. photos. 5/4(91)29, 30, 32
Cahuilla Bird Singers
Anon (Dozier). photo only. 10/4(97)S[7]
Castel de Oro. photo. 5/1(90- 91)22
Ortiz. photos. 5/3(91)1, 10, 11
Cahuilla Interpretive Center
Apodaca. 5/2(91)26
Cahuilla Voices: We Are Still Here, University Art Gallery, UC Riverside
Gendar. 5/4(91)37
California et al. v. Cabazon Band of Mission Indians et al.
Slagle. 1/2(87)16
Campbell Collection, Joshua Tree National Monument/ Park
Vane, Bean. photos. 2/6(89) 25
Castillo, Edward
Campbell. 5/1(90-91)37
Castillo. 5/3(91)12, 13
Cook. photo. 9/4(96)12, 13
Gendar. 9/1(95)46
Ortiz. illus. 10/4(97)7, 9-10
ceremonial enclosure
Apodaca. photo only. 2/5(88) 11
ceremonies
Apodaca. photos only. 2/5(88) 11
Chino, Pedro
Anon (Dozier). photo. 10/4(97)S[2]
Costo, Rupert
Anon. 1/1(87)10-11
Anon. 4/1(89)2
Apodaca. photos. 3/1(89)18
creation story
Anon [Dozier]. 10/4(97)S[1]
culture, preservation of
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)33
food, traditional
Anon (Dozier). photo. 10/4(97)S[8]
Gendar. 8/4(95)44-45
foot ball race (game)
Bibby. 8/1(94)20
funeral music
Apodaca. 4/2(90)21
games, traditional
Bibby. 8/1(94)20
Margolin. 8/1(94)48
gathering, basketweaving materials
Mitchell. 8/3(94-95)23
Gonzalez, Vince, Jr.
Yamane.photo only.8/4(95)23
Heart Is Fire: The World of the Cahuilla Indians of Southern California (Dozier)
Anon [Dozier]. illus, photos. 10/4(97)S[1-8]
Holmes, Geronimo
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)29
Holmes, Walter
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)29
Holmes, Walter (Champ)
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)29
homeland, traditional
Anon (Dozier). map. 10/4(97)S[3]
I'Isniyatam (Designs). A Cahuilla Word Book (Saubel)
Apodaca. illus. 3/3(89)19
Indian Tax Revolt, 1851
Rivera. 7/2(93)9
jojoba (qawnaxal)
Gendar [Kotzen]. 8/4(95)45
land, development of
Ortiz. 5/4(91)30-31
language
Munro. map. 3/2(89)27
language, speakers
Hinton, Montijo. chart, map. 7/4(93-94)4, 5
Largo, David
Ortiz. photos. 9/1(95)35-39
Largo Donna
Ortiz. photos. 6/2(92)6-7
Levi, Beresto
Apodaca. 4/2(90)21
Levi, Robert
Apodaca. photos. 4/2(90)20, 21
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
Moisa. photo. 4/4(90)26
Lubo, Ramona
Lang. photo only. 4/2(90)48
Lyons, Barbara
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)33
Madrigal, Eugene
Anon. photo. 7/1(92-93)27 (S7)
Madrigal ,Luke
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
Madrigal, William
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
Malki Museum
Apodaca. 5/2(91)26
Gendar. 9/3(96)53
Maori (New Zealand) visit, 1990
Gendar. 5/1(90-91)30
Martinez, Tony
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)29
menyikish (mesquite beans)
Gendar. 8/4(95)45
Gendar [Kotzen]. 8/4(95)45
mesquite beans (menyikish)
Gendar. 8/4(95)45
Gendar [Kotzen]. 8/4(95)45
Mexicans and
Anon (Saubel). 10/4(97)S[4]
Meyers, John Tortes
Koerper. illus, photos. 10/4(97)4-6
migration of
Ortiz. 5/4(91)32
Milanovich, Richard
Anon. 4/3(90)36
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)17
Gendar. 4/4(90)32
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)30, 31
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)33
Modesto, JoMay
Anon (Dozier). photo. 10/4(97)S[2, 8]
Mojada, Elisa (?)
Ortiz. 6/2(92)6, 7
Morris, Mildred
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)33
Mukat (The Creator)
Anon (Dozier). 10/4(97) S[1, 8]
music recordings
Anon. 1/1(87)5
Apodaca. 4/2(90)21
Keeling. 1/1(87)4
musical instruments
Ortiz. photos. 5/3(91)1, 10, 11
mythology and folklore
Anon (Dozier). 10/4(97) S[1, 8]
Moisa. 4/4(90)26
Ortiz. 5/3(91)10
name, "enemy"
Hinton. 9/4(96)7
names, personal
Hinton. 9/4(96)7, 8
Native Foods Tasting Experience, Malki Museum, 1994
Gendar. photos. 8/4(95)44-45
Norte, Fidel
Anon (Dozier). photo only. 10/4(97)S[4]
Pala Reservation
Anon (Saubel). photo. 10/4(97)S[5]
Fredrickson. 3/2(89)23
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)17
Margolin. photo only. 5/1(90-91)20
Margolin. photo. 6/4(92)9 [, 10 ?]
Palm Springs, City of and
Apodaca. 5/2(91)26
Ortiz. 5/4(91)30-31
Patencio, Flora
Yamane. photo only. 7/4(93- 94)16
Patencio, John
Yamane.photo only.8/4(95)23
peon (gambling game)
Ortiz. 5/4(91)29-30
pi§on nuts (tevat)
Gendar [Kotzen]. 8/4(95)45
pottery
Ortiz. photos. 9/1(95)35-39
Yamane.photo only.8/4(95)23
Preserving the Spirit: Agua Caliente Living Traditions
Yamane.photo only.8/4(95)23
Purnel, Debrah
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)33
qawnaxal (jojoba)
Gendar [Kotzen]. 8/4(95)45
racing, new moon
Margolin. 8/1(94)48
radio programs about
Anon. 2/1(88)14
rattles
Ortiz. photos. 5/3(91)1, 10, 11
regalia, dance
Ortiz. 5/4(91)32
Rincon village
Andreas. 9/4(96)S5
Santa Rosa Mountains National Scenic Area
Gendar. 4/4(90)32
Saubel, Antoinette
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)29
Saubel, Christobal
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)29
Saubel, Desmond
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)29
Saubel, Jimmy, Jr.
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)28
Saubel, Katherine Siva
Anon. photo. 1/1(87)11
Anon. photo only. 4/2(90)31
Anon (Dozier). photo. 10/4(97)S[1, 2, 3, 4]
Apodaca. illus. 3/3(89)19
Gendar. photo. 4/4(90)32
Gendar. 5/4(91)37
Gendar. 7/4(93-94)53, 54
Gendar. photo. 8/4(95)44-45
Hinton. photos. 6/4(92)25, 26, 31
Ortiz. 5/3(91)8-9
Rivera. 1/4(87)7
Wilson. photo. 5/2(91)11-13
Yamane. photo. 9/3(96)11
Saucito Ranch
Krupp. photo. 1/5(87)13
shamans
Anon (Siva). 10/4(97)S[6]
Sherman Indian School
Anon (Dozier). photo only. 10/4(97)S[4]
Sisquoc-Cano, Lorene (Lori Sisquoc)
Gendar. 5/2(91)39
Gendar. 5/4(91)36, 37
Siva, Alvino
Anon (Dozier). photos. 10/4(97)S[2, 6, 7]
Apodaca. photos. 4/2(90)20, 21
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
Gendar. 4/4(90)32
Ortiz. photo. 5/3(91)8, 9
Ortiz. photos. 5/3(91)1, 10-11
Siva, Ernest
Apodaca. photos. 4/2(90)20, 21
Siva. 10/1(96)19
Siva, Juan C.
Anon (Dozier). photo only. 10/4(97)S[6]
Siva, Peter
Anon (Dozier). photo only. 10/4(97)S[6]
Stories From the Spirit World (radio program)
Anon. 2/1(88)14
Tahquitz Canyon
Andreas. 9/4(96)S5
Ortiz. photo only. 5/4(91)31
TÇmayawet (mythological figure)
Anon [Dozier]. 10/4(97)S[1]
tevat (pi§on nuts)
Gendar [Kotzen]. 8/4(95)45
Torres, Saturnino
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
Toypurina's Gathering of the Acorn People
Castel de Oro.photos. 8/4(95) 25-27
traditional folk arts grant
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
tribal elections
Gendar. 4/4(90)32-33
tribal status, termination
Slagle. 1/5(87)22
Valencia, Rosalie Lugo
Johnson. 9/3(96)10
Ya'I Heki ("Home of the Wind") Regional Indian Museum, Lake Perris
Apodaca. 4/4(90018
yucca
Anon (Dozier). photo. 10/4(97)S[8]
CAHUILLA, AGUA CALIENTE
Agua Caliente Cultural
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)33
Yamane. photo only. 7/4(93- 94)16
Yamane.photo only.8/4(95)23
Agua Caliente Development Authority
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)17
Agua Caliente Heritage Fiesta
Gendar. 5/4(91)36
Andreas, Anthony
Andreas. photos. 9/4(96)S1, 5
Anon (Dozier). photo. 10/4(97)S[2, 7]
Ortiz. photos. 5/4(91)29, 30, 31-32
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)33
Andreas Canyon, CA
Andreas. photos. 9/4(96)S1, 5
Cahuilla Interpretive Center
Apodaca. 5/2(91)26
cultural preservation
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)33
land, development of
Ortiz. 5/4(91)30-31
Lyons, Barbara
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)33
Malki Museum
Apodaca. 5/2(91)26
Milanovich, Richard
Anon. 4/3(90)36
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)17
Gendar. 4/4(90)32
Ortiz. 5/4(91)30, 31
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)33
Morris, Mildred
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)33
Palm Springs, City of and
Apodaca. 5/2(91)26
Ortiz. 5/4(91)30-31
Purnel, Debrah
Ortiz. photo. 5/4(91)33
Rincon village
Andreas. 9/4(96)S5
Santa Rosa Mountains National Scenic Area
Gendar. 4/4(90)32
Tahquitz Canyon
Andreas. 9/4(96)S5
Ortiz. photo only. 5/4(91)31
tribal elections
Gendar. 4/4(90)32-33
Cahuilla Bird Singers
Cano, Paul (Chumash)
Castel de Oro. photo. 5/1(90- 91)22
Painiktum clan
Anon (Dozier). photo only. 10/4(97)S[7]
performances
Ortiz. photos. 5/3(91)1, 10, 11
Puvungna, A Gathering of the People (1991)
Castel de Oro. photo. 5/1(90- 91)22
Siva, Alvino
Ortiz. photos. 5/3(91)1, 10-11
CAHUILLA, CABAZON BAND
California et al. v. Cabazon Band of Mission Indians et al.
Slagle. 1/2(87)16
Cahuilla Interpretive Center
Tribal Museum Training Program, Bowers Museum
Apodaca. 5/2(91)26
CAHUILLA, MORONGO BAND
gambling
Slagle. 1/2(87)16
Riverside Sheriff's Association Relief Fund
Gendar. 10/3(97)38
CAHUILLA, MOUNTAIN
Saubel, Katherine Siva
Anon. photo. 1/1(87)11
Anon. photo only. 4/2(90)31
Apodaca. illus. 3/3(89)19
Gendar. photo. 4/4(90)32
Gendar. 5/4(91)37
Gendar. 7/4(93-94)53, 54
Gendar. photo. 8/4(95)44-45
Hinton. photos. 6/4(92)25, 26, 31
Ortiz. 5/3(91)8-9
Wilson. photo. 5/2(91)11-13
Sisquoc-Cano, Lorene
Gendar. 5/2(91)39
Gendar. 5/4(91)36
Cahuilla-Terwilliger Reservation, Riverside County, CA
Santa Rosa Mountains National Scenic Area
Gendar. 4/4(90)32
Cahuilla Voices: We Are Still Here (University Art Gallery, UC Riverside)
planning
Gendar. 5/4(91)37
Calac, Felix (Luise§o)
numbers and counting
Hinton. chart. 3/1(89)25
Calaveras County, CA
demographics, Native Californians, 1927
Slagle. 5/4(91)39
land purchase recommendations, BIA, 1927
Slagle. 5/4(91)39
Calenders
Hupa
Davis. 2/5(88)21
California
place names
Hinton. 2/1(88)22-23
Munro. 3/2(89)27
California Acknowledgement Bill (H.R. 2591)
Slagle. 9/3(96)56, 57
California Advisory Council Act (1992)
California rancherias and
Slagle. 8/1(94)57-58
tribal status, federal acknowledgment
Slagle. 8/1(94)57-58
California Arts Council
basketweaving
Gendar. 6/1(91-92)18(S6)
budget
Gendar. 7/2(93)47
Margolin. 6/3(92)2
fellowships
Gendar. 5/3(91)34-35
grants programs
Abbott. 8/4(95)41
Harlan, Theresa
Gendar. 5/3(91)34-35
Master-Apprentice Grant Program
Gendar. 4/2(90)33
Multi-Cultural Entry Grant Program
Patterson. 3/2(89)14-15
Traditional Folk Arts Program
Anon. 4/3(90)37
Fredrickson. 2/4(88)22
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
Gendar. 6/1(91-92)18(S6)
Margolin. 5/4(91)2
Moisa. photo. 2/5(88)8-10
California Coastal Conservancy
Sinkyone Intertribal Wilderness Park
Patterson. 8/4(95)20
California Council for the Humanities
California Sesquicentennial Projects
Anon. 10/3(97)35
Estrada, Fred
Apodaca. 4/4(90)27
Native Californian projects
Drummer. 10/2(96-97)18
California Department of Correction
religious freedom
Fredrickson. 3/1(89)19
California Department of Education
American Indian Education Office
Patterson. 2/1(88)19-20
Library Services for Indian Tribes program
Fredrickson. 2/5(88)19
California Department of Forestry
Point Arena Roundhouse reconstruction
Jenkins, Theodoratus. photos. 3/1(89)13
California Department of Parks and Recreation. See also California Regional Indian Museums; California State Indian Museum
Anza-Borrego State Park
Fredrickson. 3/2(89)23
artifact theft
Gendar. 8/1(94)52
May. 1/4(87)22
Rivera. 7/3(93)48
artifacts, return of
Rivera. 7/2(93)34
Burial Inventory project
Rivera. 2/6(89)13
Rivera. 6/2(92)42-43
Chaw'se Indian Grinding Rock Sate Historic Park
Bibby. photo.7/3(93)34-35,36
Gendar. 5/1(90-91)30
Ortiz. photos. 4/4(90)20-23
Yamane.photo only.8/2(94)41
Coyote Hills Regional Park
Cambra. photo only. 4/1(89) 16
Yamane. illus, photos. 2/4(88) 16
Cuyamaca State Park
Rivera. 2/6(89)12-13
Rivera. 7/2(93)33
exhibits and interpretive materials
Anon. 1/1(87)19
Ortiz. 5/1(90-91)32-33
Multiple authors (Ross). 1/2(87)3
Fort Ross State Historic Park
Jenkins, Theodoratus. 3/1(89) 13
Franklin, Bill and
Bibby. photo.7/3(93)34-35,36
Hailstone, Vivien and
Ortiz. photo. 5/1(90-91)32-33
human remains, return and reburial
Gendar. 6/3(92)47
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)18
Rivera. 2/6(89)12-13
Rivera. 6/2(92)42-43
Rivera. 7/2(93)33-34
human remains, vandalism
Fredrickson. 3/2(89)23
Murphy, Don (Director)
Rivera. photo. 7/2(93)33, 34
museums
Rivera. map, photos. 1/4(87) 6-9
Rivera. photos. 4/4(90)16-17
Native American Advisory Committee
Gendar. 5/3(91)34
Native Californians, stereotyping
Ortiz. 5/1(90-91)32-33
Office of Historic Preservation
Anon. 9/4(96)S20
Old Shasta State Historic Park
Ortiz. map. 2/4(88)29
Olompali State Historic Park
Anon. 2/6(89)15
Gendar. 7/4(93-94)54
Gendar. 9/3(96)53
Patrick's Point State Park
Gendar. photo. 5/1(90-91)30
Parkman. photos. 1/3(87)8-10
plant gathering policy
Ortiz. photos. 2/2(88)24-25
Point Arena Roundhouse
Jenkins, Theodoratus. photos. 3/1(89)13
stereotypes, Native Californians
Ortiz. photo. 5/1(90-91)32-33
Tomo-Kahni State Park
Gendar. 9/3(96)53
Wassama Roundhouse State Historical Park
Hilliard. photo. 5/4(91)37
White, Sylvia Stewart
Gendar. 5/3(91)34
Ya'I Heki ("Home of the Wind") Regional Indian Museum
Rivera. 1/4(87)7
Yurok village (Sumeg) reconstruction
Gendar. photo. 5/1(90-91)30
Parkman. photo. 1/3(87)8, 9
California Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR)
California Environmental Protection Agency
Ortiz. photo. 7/3(93)7-8
California Indian Basketweavers Association
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)19
Gendar. 10/4(97)46
Ortiz. photo. 7/3(93)7-8
pesticide residue sampling
Ortiz. 7/3(93)8, 10
California Department of Water Resources
Lake Perris Interpretive Center
Rivera. 1/4(87)7
Ya'I Heki Regional Indian Museum
Rivera. 1/4(87)7
California Desert Protection Act
Shoshone, Timbisha and Death Valley National Monument/Park
Paton. 8/4(95)50-51
Paton. 9/4(96)55, 56
California Energy Extension Service (CEES)
assistance programs
Gendar. 6/3(92)46
California Environmental Protection Agency
California Department of Pesticide Regulation
Ortiz. photo. 7/3(93)7-8
California Indian Basketweavers Association
Ortiz. photo. 7/3(93)7-8
California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)
archaeological sites
Gendar. 9/2(95-96)45
Love. 9/4(96)S30
described
Smith. 9/4(96)S17
National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA)
Love. 9/4(96)S29-S30
SB 1180
Gendar. 9/2(95-96)45
California et al. v. Cabazon Band of Mission Indians et al.
Slagle. 1/2(87)16
California Gold Rush
Native Californians and
Myers. 10/1(96)29
California Gold Rush Sesquicentennial Commemoration
California Council for the Humanities
Anon. 10/3(97)35
Native Californian participation
Kulhavy. 10/3(97)35
Myers. 10/1(96)29-30
California Historical Resources Information System
Information Centers contact list
Anon. 9/4(96)S20
California History (periodical)
California Indians: History and Anthropology issue, Fall 1992
Gendar. 6/4(92)37
Gendar. illus. 7/1(92-93)19
California Indian Advisory Act (California Advisory Council Act) (1992)
Advisory Council on California Indian Policy
Gendar. 8/1(94)50
tribal status, federal acknowledgement
Slagle. 8/1(94)57-58
California Indian Arts Association
establishment of
Gendar. photo. 8/1(94)50, 51
Farmer, Justin
Gendar. photo. 8/1(94)50, 51
meeting agendas
Gendar. 8/1(94)50
California Indian Basketweavers Association
Artist as Community Healer Conference, The (1994)
Dubin. photo. 8/3(94-95)54
Board of Directors
Gendar. 8/2(94)45-46
Gendar. 9/2(95-96)46-47
Board of Directors, founding
Anon. 6/4(92)7
California Department of Pesticide Regulation
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)19
Gendar. 10/4(97)46
Ortiz. photo. 7/3(93)7-8
California Environmental Protection Agency
Ortiz. photo. 7/3(93)7-8
"crop" redefinition petition, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Anon. 8/4(95)47
formation of (1992)
Anon. 6/4(92)7
linguistic diversity
Hinton. 10/2(96-97)14
lobbying, Washington, D.C.
Gendar. 8/2(94)46
Moses, Marian
Ortiz. 7/3(93)10
Paper Reforestation Project
Gendar. 9/3(96)52
pesticides
Alvarez. 8/4(95)46, 47
Anon. 8/4(95)47
Gendar. 10/4(97)46
Ortiz. 7/3(93)7-10
products for sale
Gendar. illus. 10/1(96)54
purposes of
Anon. 6/4(92)7
U. S. Environmental Protection Agency
Anon. 8/4(95)47
Gendar. 10/4(97)46
U. S. Forest Service and
Alvarez. 8/4(95)46-47
Gendar. 9/3(96)52, 53
Wells, James W. and
Ortiz. photo. 7/3(93)8, 10
California Indian Basketweavers Gathering, 1990 (?)
Yamane.photo only.7/2(93)15
California Indian Basketweavers Gathering, 1991
announced
Gendar. 5/2(91)39
ceremonial enclosure
Margolin. photos. 5/4(91)8, 9
described
Gendar. 6/1(91-92)15-16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36(S3-4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24)
Greensfelder. photos. 6/1(91- 92)14-15(S2-3)
Ortiz. photo only. 6/1(91- 92)26 (S14)
Yamane photo only.7/2(93)15
panel discussions
Gendar. 6/1(91-92)15-16, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36(S3-4, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24)
Parker, Julia (Pomo/Miwok)
Greensfelder. 6/1(91-92)14, 15(S2, 3)
Ortiz. photo. 6/1(91-92)18, 19 (S6, 7)
planning and organizing
Greensfelder. 6/1(91-92)14- 15(S2-3)
poems
Davis. 6/1(91-92)25 (S13)
Somersall, George (Pomo, Dry Creek)
Margolin. 5/4(91)8-9
workshops
Gendar. 6/1(91-92)16(S4)
California Indian Basketweavers Gathering, 1992
described
Anon. photo. 6/4(92)7
California Indian Basketweavers Gathering, 1993
described
Gendar. photos. 7/3(93)46
Ortiz. photo. 7/3(93)8
instruction
Yamane. photo only. 8/1(94)7
California Indian Basketweavers Gathering, 1995
described
Gendar. 9/1(95)47
California Indian Basketweavers Gathering, 1996
announcement
Gendar. 9/3(96)55
California Indian Basketweavers Gathering, 1997
announcement
Gendar. 10/3(97)37
described
Gendar. 10/4(97)46
California Indian Conference
3rd Annual, 1987
Anon. 1/4(87)3
Anon. 1/5(87)2
4th Annual, 1988
Anon. 2/4(88)2
5th Annual, 1989
Anon. 3/3(89)16
6th Annual, 1990
Anon. 4/3(90)37
7th Annual, 1991
Anon. 5/3(91)35
Gendar. 5/3(91)34
8th Annual, 1992
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)18-19
9th Annual, 1993
10th Annual, 1994
Gendar. 8/1(94)52
Gendar. 8/2(94)46
11th Annual, 1995
Gendar. 9/2(95-96)45
12th Annual, 1996
Gendar. 9/4(96)57
Gendar. 10/1(96)52
California Indian Country (Eargle)
reviewed
Apodaca. 6/4(92)22-23
California Indian Dance and Culture Group
formation
Bibby. 7/3(93)33
Franklin, Bill (Miwok, Northern Sierra)
Bibby. 7/3(93)33
California Indian Education Association
founding
Ng'Weno. 4/1(89)49
California Indian Education Conference
awards and honors
Gendar. 5/3(91)33
California Indian Language Conference. See California Languages Conference
California Indian Legal Services (CILS)
Bishop Office
Anon. 7/1(92-93)36 (S16)
Board of Trustees listing
Margolin. 7/1(92-93)24 (S4)
California Rural Legal Assistance, Indian Services Division and
Margolin. 7/1(92-93)23 (S3)
Chemehuevi Indian Tribe v. State Board of Equalization
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)26 (S6)
civil lawsuit procedures
Anon. 3/2(89)27
contact list
Margolin. 7/1(92-93)23 (S3)
described
Pfeffer. 9/3(96)45
Escondido Office
Anon. photo. 7/1(92-93)27 (S7)
establishment of
Margolin. 7/1(92-93)23-24 (S3-4)
Eureka Office
Anon. photo. 7/1(92-93)29 (S9)
fishing rights
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)30, 32 (S10, 12)
funding
Gendar. 9/1(95)44
Pfeffer. 9/3(96)45
G-O Road
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)28 (S8)
Slagle. 1/6(88)20
Theodoratus. 1/5(87)4-5
goals of
Slagle. 1/6(88)20-21
Hammond Family and
Anon. 7/1(92-93)36 (S16)
Hintil Kuu Ca
Gendar. 5/2(91)39
Oakland Office
Anon. photo. 7/1(92-93)26 (S6)
Reagan, Ronald
Margolin. 7/1(92-93)24(S4)
Rice v. Rehner
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)26-27 (S6-7)
Road 423, Madera County, CA
Anon. 7/1(92-93)36 (S16)
tribal sovereignty
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)25-27 (S5-7)
tribal status, federal acknowledgment
Anon. 7/1(92-93)34 (S14)
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)33-35 (S13-15)
tribal status, restoration
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)34-35 (S14-15)
Ukiah Office
Anon. 7/1(92-93)33 (S13)
U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Margolin. 7/1(92-93)24(S4)
water rights
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)30 (S10)
California Indian Library Collections. See California Indian Project
California Indian Museum and Cultural Center, Presidio, San Francisco, CA
goals of
Margolin. 10/1(96)12
National Indian Justice Center Presidio Office celebration, 1996
Gendar. 10/2(96-97)19
program statement
Margolin. 10/1(96)10
California Indian Nights (Gifford & Harris)
reviewed
Apodaca. photos. 7/2(93)26
California Indian Project (California Indian Library Collections)
Bibliographies of Northern and Central California Indians
Gendar. 8/1(94)51
collections, museum
Gendar. 6/1(91-92)22(S10)
collections, return of
Anon. 3/2(89)28
Gendar. 5/2(91)39
Margolin. photos. 3/3(89)7-8
Finding Guide
Gendar. 8/1(94)50
progress reports
Gendar. 8/1(94)50
Rumsey Rancheria
Gendar. 8/3(94-95)51
California Indian Radio
described
Cook. photo. 9/4(96)12, 13, 14, 15, 16
script, first program draft
Cook. photos. 9/4(96)11-16
staff
Cook. 9/4(96)12
California Indian Shamanism (Bean & Vane, eds.)
response to review
Anon (Shipek). 7/3(93)2
reviewed
Apodaca. photos. 7/2(93) 24-26
California Indian Subject Specialists (CISS)
CISS Newsletter
Gendar. 6/4(92)36
goals
Gendar. 6/4(92)36
California Indians. See Native Californians
California Indians: Primary Resources: A Guide to Manuscripts, Artifacts, Documents, Serials, Music and Illustration (Vane & Bean, eds.)
reviewed
Apodaca. 5/2(91)28-29
California Land Claims Act (1851)
described
Slagle. map. 3/3(89)22-23
California Language Committee
formation of, 1992
Hinton. 6/4(92)30-31
California Languages Conference
Blackfeet language program
Hinton. 8/1(94)53-54
immersion schools, Hawaiian
Hinton. 8/1(94)53
instruction, communication- based
Hinton. 8/1(94)53
language retention planning
Hinton. 8/1(94)54
Master-Apprentice Language Learning Program
Hinton. 8/1(94)53
remembering languages
Hinton. 8/1(94)55
roundtable discussion with AICLS
Hinton. 8/1(94)54
third annual, 1996
Abbott, Yamane. photos. 10/1(96)47-49
Anon. 9/3(96)50
writing and language education
Hinton. 8/1(94)55
California Mission Daze, Installation Gallery, 1988
LaPena. photo. 2/6(89)19, 20
California Office of Historic Preservation
Ethnic Survey
Anon. 2/1(88)15
Interagency Native American Policy Committee
Anon. 1/3(87)3
California Park Service. See California Department of Parks and Recreation
California Political Code
education, provisions for Indians
Patterson. 1/6(88)7, 10
Section 1662
Patterson. 1/6(88)7, 10
California Rancheria Act (1958)
terminated tribes
Slagle. 1/5(87)21-22
termination, described
Slagle. 1/5(87)20-21
tribal status, federal acknowledgment
Slagle. 8/1(94)57
untermination
Slagle. 1/5(87)21
California Regional Indian Museums. See also California Department of Parks and Recreation; California State Indian Museum
Antelope Valley Indian Museum
Rivera. map, photo. 1/4(87) 7, 8
Chaw'se Indian Grinding Rock State Historic Park
Rivera. map, photo. 1/4(87)7
development of
Rivera. map, photos. 1/4(87) 6-9
programs
Rivera. 1/4(87)7-8
State Indian Museum, relation to
LaPena. 3/1(89)16-17
LaPena. 4/3(90)30
Multiple authors (Connelly). 4/2(90)2
State Indian Museum Study, 1990
Rivera. photos. 4/4(90)16-17
Ya'I Heki' ("Home of the Wind") Regional Indian Museum, Lake Perris
Rivera. map, photo. 1/4(87)6, 7, 8
California Rural Indian Health Board (CRIHB)
Alexander, Paul, Esq.
Slagle. 4/2(90)36
American Indian Tobacco Educational Network
Abbott. 9/2(95-96)14
policy reform, 1988
Slagle. 2/2(88)21
S. 611 (federal acknowledgment process reform)
Slagle. 4/2(90)36, 37, 38
Summer Enrichment Program
Anon. 4/3(90)36
Gendar. photo. 5/3(91)33-34
California Rural Legal Assistance (CRLA)
California Indian Legal Services (CILS)
Margolin. 7/1(92-93)23-24 (S3-4)
cases described
Margolin. 7/1(92-93)22, 23 (S2, 3)
Duke, George
Margolin. 7/1(92-93)22, 23 (S2, 3)
Indian Services Division
Margolin. 7/1(92-93)23(S3)
Risling, David Jr. and
Margolin. 7/1(92-93)23-24 (S3-4)
California Spirit, Courthouse, San Andreas, CA
LaPena. 6/2(92)5
California State Department of Education
American Indian Education Office
Patterson. 2/1(88)19-20
California State Historical Resources Commission
Milanovich, Richard (Cahuilla)
Anon. 4/3(90)36
California State Indian Museum, Sacramento, CA. See also California Regional Indian Museums
arguments favoring
LaPena. 3/1(89)16-17
LaPena. 4/3(90)30
Multiple authors (Connelly). 4/2(90)2
art exhibitions
Yamane. illus, photo. 7/3(93) 44, 45
Central Valley Room opening
LaPena. 6/3(92)30
feasibility studies
LaPena. 6/1(91-92)6-7
funding for
LaPena. 3/1(89)16
General Plan
Rivera. 2/6(89)7
history of
Rivera. map. 1/4(87)6-7
Honored Elders Day
Anon. 1/1(87)11
Fredrickson. 2/4(88)23
Gendar. 4/4(90)32
LaPena. photo. 9/4(96)6
Rivera. photo. 4/4(90)16
human remains, return and reburial
Rivera. 2/6(89)12
importance of
LaPena. 3/1(89)16-17
LaPena. 4/3(90)30
Multiple authors (Connelly). 4/2(90)2
improving
Gendar. 5/3(91)33
King-Gillespie, Elsie (Karuk/ Yurok)
Gendar. 5/3(91)33
State Indian Museum Study, 1990
Rivera. photos. 4/4(90)16-17
State Railroad Museum and
LaPena. 3/1(89)16
Rivera. 1/4(87)6
California State Library
California Indian Project
Anon. 3/2(89)28
California, State of
borders, indigenous cultures and
Ortiz. 10/3(97)9
budget
Slagle. 5/3(91)41
Sesquicentennial Commemoration
Myers. 10/1(96)29-30
California State Prison, Solano
Spotted Eagle Spiritual Circle
Gendar. 10/1(96)53
California State Railroad Museum
State Indian Museum and
LaPena. 3/1(89)16
Rivera. 1/4(87)6
California State University, Chico, CA
Affirmative Action
Gendar. 7/2(93)46
human remains, return and reburial
Adams. photos. 4/3(90)25-26
Anon. 4/3(90)26
Wright. 4/3(90)27
Native American Roundtable, 1993
Gendar. 7/2(93)46
Reburial Summit Meeting, March 15, 1990
Adams. photos. 4/3(90)25-26
California State University, Hayward, CA
C. E. Smith Museum of Anthropology
Anon. 4/2(90)45
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)19
California Indian Shamanism exhibition and programs
Anon. 4/2(90)45
Anon. 4/3(90)36-37
California State University, Humboldt, CA. See Humboldt State University
California State University, Long Beach, CA
Puvungna village site (Tongva) development
Gendar. 7/4(93-94)53
Gendar. 8/1(94)52
Gendar. 8/3(94-95)51
California State University, Sacramento, CA
museum collections
Bibby. photo. 7/1(92-93)8
Summer Enrichment Program,
Gendar. photo. 5/3(91)33-34
California Tobacco Control Network
goals of
Sisk-Franco. 9/3(96)37
California Tribal Health Association
Indian Health Care Improvement Act
Slagle. 2/2(88)20-21
California Tribal Status Act (H.R. 2144, H.R. 5436)
California Indian Policy Advisory Council
Slagle. 6/4(92)41
described, H. R. 2144
Slagle. 5/4(91)38
described, H. R. 5436
Slagle. 5/1(90-91)26-27
Slagle. 5/2(91)35
funding, federal
Slagle. 6/4(92)41
hearings, 1991
Slagle. 6/1(91-92)39
Miller, George
Slagle. 5/1(90-91)26-27
Slagle. 5/2(91)35
Slagle. 5/3(91)40, 43
Slagle. 5/4(91)38
reintroduction of
Slagle. 5/3(91)40-41
Slagle. 5/4(91)38
support for
Slagle. 5/2(91)35
tribal status, federal acknowledgment and
Slagle. 6/4(92)41
tribal status, termination
Slagle. 5/1(90-91)26
Callaghan, Catherine
Harrington, John Peabody notes
Hinton. 7/1(92-93)11-12
Northern Sierra Miwuk Language Program
Bibby. 1/6(88)3
Camarena, Sandra
Tribal Scholars Language Conference, 1992
Hinton. photo. 6/4(92)25, 27
Cambra, Rosemary (Ohlone, Muwekma)
photograph of
Cambra. photo only. 4/1(89) 15
Campbell, Angelina Elliott (Pomo, Coyote Valley?)
obituary
Anon. 6/2(92)16
Campbell, Cheryl (Karuk)
Circle of Voices, A documentation workshop
Robles. photo only. 9/1(95)13
Campbell, Darlene (Pomo, Coyote Valley?)
Northwest Intertribal Gathering, Seventh Annual
Moisa. photo only. 2/6(89)17
Campbell, Elizabeth W.C.
Campbell Collection
Vane, Bean. photos. 2/6(89) 24-25
Campbell, Gina (Hupa)
Master-Apprentice Language Learning Program
Hinton. photo. 8/3(94-95) 14-15
Campbell, Henry (Pomo?)
Pinoleville Athletic Club
Brovarney. photo only. 10/1(96)33
Campbell, Hiram (Pomo, Coyote Valley)
Pinoleville Athletic Club
Brovarney. photo only. 10/1(96)33
Campbell, Ira (Pomo, Coyote Valley)
Pinoleville Athletic Club
Brovarney. photo only. 10/1(96)33
Campbell, Latcheth (Hupa)
Master-Apprentice Language Learning Program
Hinton. photo. 8/3(94-95) 14, 15
Campbell, Robert J. (CA Assemb., D-Richmond)
A. B. 3709 (Indian education)
Gendar. 5/1(90-91)30
Indian Education programs
Fredrickson. 3/1(89)19
Gendar. 5/1(90-91)30
Campbell, William H.
Campbell Collection
Vane, Bean. photos. 2/6(89) 24-25
Campo Reservation, San Diego County, CA
funeral
Margolin. photo only. 5/1(90-91)20
Indian Library Services Project
Brown. 2/6(89)13
landfill, proposed
Gendar. 5/1(90-91)30
Southern California Indian Land Transfer Act (H.R. 3607)
Kaldenberg. 1/5(87)3
Canada
James Bay Convention
Slagle. 2/2(88)21-22
Canby, E. R. S., General (U.S. Army)
Modoc War (1872-73)
Hathaway. photo. 4/3(90)4, 5, 7
Candalaria, Chemito (Ohlone)
Gathering of Ohlonean Peoples
Gendar, Ortiz. photo. 8/3(94- 95)42
Humaya Dancers
Gendar, Ortiz. photo. 8/3(94- 95)42
Candalaria, Chemo (Ohlone)
Humaya Dancers, Gathering of Ohlonean Peoples
Gendar, Ortiz. photo. 8/3(94- 95)42
Loma Prieta Earthquake, 1989
Gendar. 4/4(90)32
Candalaria, Theresa (Ohlone)
Humaya Dancers, Gathering of Ohlonean Peoples
Gendar, Ortiz. photo. 8/3(94- 95)42
Candalaria, Wuanita (Ohlone)
Humaya Dancers, Gathering of Ohlonean Peoples
Gendar, Ortiz. photo. 8/3(94- 95)42
CANDELARIA AMERICAN INDIAN COUNCIL
cultural center, proposed
Anon. 1/4(87)9
Candelaria, Luta (Ohlone)
Humaya Dancers, Gathering of Ohlonean Peoples
Gendar, Ortiz. photo. 8/3(94- 95)42
Candelaria, Umpi (Ohlone)
Humaya Dancers, Gathering of Ohlonean Peoples
Gendar, Ortiz. photo. 8/3(94- 95)42
Cannon, Lynn
Remember Your Relations exhibit
Anon. photo only. 9/2(95- 96)40
Warm Springs Cultural Resources Project
Ortiz. photo only. 7/2(93)44
Cano, Lorene. See Sisquoc-Cano, Lorene
Cano, Paul (Chumash)
Cahuilla Bird Singers, Puvungna, A Gathering of the People (1990)
Castel de Oro. photo. 5/1(90- 91)22
Los Angeles Marathon
Gendar. 5/2(91)39
Canoes. See Boats and boat building
Cape, Iliene (Eileen) (Mono, Western)
Master-Apprentice Language Learning Program
Hinton. photo. 8/3(94-95)15
Capp Street Project, The, San Francisco, CA
Mattole Project, The (Lang), 1992
Margolin. photo. 6/3(92)37
Captain Charlie [Charley] (Miwok, Ione)
Franklin, Bill and
Bibby. 7/3(93)23, 24, 26, 28, 29
hunting
Bibby. 7/3(93)23
Captain Jack (Kientpoos/Kentpuash) (Modoc)
Modoc War (1872-73)
Hathaway. photo. 4/3(90)4-5, 7, 10
Carillo, Manuela Aguiar
Indian Artways Program
Wilken. photo only.10/3(97)6
Carlson, Harvey D.
obituary
Gendar. 8/1(94)52
CARMEL MISSION BAND OF COSTANOAN INDIANS. See OHLONE, CARMEL MISSION BAND OF COSTANOAN INDIANS
Carney, Ismana
Torrez, Bernice Evelyn (Bernice Scott-Torrez)
Carney. 10/1(96)28
Carpenter, Calvin (Hupa)
California Indian Languages Conference
Hinton. photo only.8/1(94)53
Richardson-Riley. photo only. 8/3(94-95)48
Carpenter, Melodie Kay (Hupa)
Baldy, Ray (uncle)
Carpenter. 9/3(96)47
Hinton. photo. 7/3(93)13, 14
Master-Apprentice Language Learning Program
Butler. photo only. 7/3(93)18
Hinton. photo. 7/3(93)13, 14
Hinton. photo. 8/3(94-95) 14,17
CARQUIN. See OHLONE, KARKIN
Carrillo, Clarence (Pomo, Coast)
Coastal Pomo Indian Dancers of Point Arena
Anon. photo. 4/4(90)25
Frank. photo. 3/1(89)12
News From Native California benefit, 1990
Anon. photo. 4/4(90)25
Songs Against the G-O Road, 1990
Anon. photo. 4/4(90)25
Carrio, Sam (Miwok)
Tomales Bay, clamming
Baker. 6/2(92)29 (S13)
Carroll School District, Mendocino County, CA
Virgilia Knight et al. v. Carroll School District (1923)
Patterson. photo. 1/6(88) 7-10
Carroll School District, Virgilia Knight et al. v. (1923)
Patterson. photo. 1/6(88)7-10
Carrying net
Mono, North Fork
Anon. photo only. 1/6(88) 12-13
Carter, James (Pomo, Coast)
Coastal Pomo Indian Dancers of Point Arena
Frank. photo. 3/1(89)12
Carter, Lisa (Pomo, Coast)
Coastal Pomo Indian Dancers of Point Arena
Frank. photo. 3/1(89)12
Carver's Art of the Indian of Northwestern California, The, exhibition, Hearst Museum of Anthropology, 1995
Blake, George
Gendar. photo. 9/2(95-96)46
described
Anon. photos. 9/1(95)28-29
Carving. See also Boats and boatbuilding
acorn mush paddles and spoons
Anon. photos. 9/1(95)29
elk antler purses
Anon. photo. 9/1(95)28
Case, Doris
Honored Elders Day, State Indian Museum
LaPena. photo. 9/4(96)6
Case, Elizabeth (Karuk)
Circle of Voices, A documentation workshop
Robles. photo. 9/1(95)13, 14
G-O Road
Lang. photos. 2/3(88)4-6
Margolin. photo. 1/6(88)10, 11
language preservation
Lang. photo. 3/3(89)3, 4
Casinos. See Gambling
CASSONS
Lewis, Kathy
Anon. 10/4(97)35
Lewis. photos. 8/1(94)37-38
Lewis. 9/3(96)20
Lewis. 10/4(97)35-40
Planas. photo only. 6/2(92)41
Casta§eda, Gloria (Kumeyaay)
basketweaving
Ortiz. photos.8/3(94-95)21-23
gathering, basketweaving materials
Ortiz. 8/3(94-95)21-22
Toypurina's Gathering of the Acorn People
Castel de Oro. photo. 8/4(95) 25, 26
Casta§eda (Silva?), Gloria (Kumiai, San Jose de la Zorra)
baskets and basketweaving
Wilken. 10/3(97)8
Native Californians and
Wilken. photo(?).10/3(97)6, 8
Castel de Oro, Melinda
Master of Coincidence: The Oral History of a Chumash Medicine Man (book)
Huaute, Castel de Oro. photo. 9/1(95)31-32
Castillo, Edward (Cahuilla/[Luise§o?])
California Indian Radio
Cook. photo. 9/4(96)12, 13
California Mission Indian Memorial
Gendar. 9/1(95)46
Ortiz. illus. 10/4(97)7, 9-10
grants and Native Americans conference, 1994
Gendar. photo. 8/2(94)10
Neophyte Resistance and Accommodation in the Missions of California (paper)
Castillo. 5/3(91)13
Round Valley Public Library opening, 1990
Campbell. 5/1(90-91)37
Sonoma Mission Indian Memorial
Ortiz. illus. 10/4(97)7, 9
Spanish Missionary Heritage of the United States, The conference, 1990
Castillo. 5/3(91)12, 13
Castillo, Jose (Huichol)
baby baskets
Ortiz. photos. 5/2(91)32, 33, 34
cordage making
Ortiz. 5/2(91)34
Castro, Dalbert (Maidu, Nisenan)
art exhibitions
LaPena. 1/1(87)14
LaPena. 6/1(91-92)7
Margolin. illus. 5/3(91)16, 17
Auburn Kum.
Margolin. illus only. 5/3(91) 16
Chu-Kam Pakan
Margolin. illus only. 5/3(91) 16
Ootee-Pec-Em
Margolin. illus only. 5/3(91) 17
Pacific Western Traders
Margolin. illus. 5/3(91)16, 17
Peace and Friendship
Margolin. illus only. 5/3(91) 17
Sacred Spaces, Spirit Places exhibition, 1991
LaPena. 6/1(91-92)7
Thunder and Lightning
Castro. illus. 8/4(95)6
Castro, Gregg (Salinan)
Castro, Ken (son)
Castro. 9/1(95)15
Circle of Voices, A, documentation workshop
Castro. 9/1(95)14-15
Robles. photo only. 9/1(95)13
cultural resource management
Castro. photo. 9/4(96)S9-S11
Fort Hunter Liggett Military Reservation, CA
Castro. photo. 8/4(95)42-43
Castro. photo. 9/4(96)S9, S11
Salinan homeland
Castro. photo. 8/4(95)42-43
Society for California Archaeology
Castro. 9/4(96)S10-S11
Castro, Ken (Salinan)
Circle of Voices, A documentation workshop
Castro. 9/1(95)15
Robles. photo only. 9/1(95)13
Castro, Teresa (Kumeyaay/Paipai)
netmaking
Ortiz. photos. 10/3(97)9, 10
CATAWBA
George, Christine D.
Gendar. 9/3(96)53-54
Catt, Isaac (California State University, Chico)
human remains, return and
reburial, C.S.U. Chico
Adams. 4/3(90)26
CAYUGA
language, speakers of
Hinton,Montijo.7/4(93-94)5,6
Census Bureau, U.S. See U.S. Census Bureau
Census, United State. See U.S. Census Bureau
Centeno, Juanita Ochoa (Chumash/Yaqui)
biographical overview
Anon. photo. 6/4(92)32
cordage making
Ortiz. 5/2(91)33-34
cradle boards
Ortiz. photo. 5/2(91)32, 34
cultural preservation
Anon. 6/4(92)32
leukemia
Ortiz. 7/3(93)9
Lompoc Museum memorial exhibit
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)20
Mendeaz, Abraham (grandfather) and
Ortiz. 5/2(91)32-34
obituary
Anon. photo. 6/4(92)32
skills, traditional
Ortiz. photo.5/2(91)32-34
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Ortiz. 7/3(93)9
Center for Community Development, Humboldt State University, Arcata, CA
Karuk Language Restoration Committee
Lang. 3/3(89)3
CENTRAL COAST POMO. See POMO, COAST: CENTRAL
CENTRAL [VALLEY] MIWOK. See MIWOK, CENTRAL VALLEY
CENTRAL POMO. See POMO, CENTRAL
Central Sierra Arts Council
New Moon: A Native American Expression in the New Age exhibition, 1989
Anon. 4/3(90)37
Central Sierra Me-Wuk Cultural and Historic Preservation Committee
archaeological site monitoring training program
Gendar. 7/2(93)46
goals and accomplishments
Fuller. 9/4(96)S7, S9
CENTRAL SIERRA MIWOK. See MIWOK, CENTRAL SIERRA
Central Valley Indian Basketweavers
classes
Gendar. 9/2(95-96)47
CENTRAL [VALLEY[ MIWOK. See MIWOK, CENTRALVALLEY
Central Valley Project Improvement Act
environmental impact statement
Gendar. 8/2(94)45
CENTRAL VALLEY WINTUN. See WINTUN, CENTRAL VALLEY
Central Washington University
scholarships and fellowships
Gendar. 9/2(95-96)46
Ceremonial objects See also Regalia, ceremonial
Big Head Dance (Bole Maru) (Pomo)
Theodoratus. 1/4(87)4
feathers
LaPena. 1/6(88)18
Ceremonial regalia. See Regalia, ceremonial
Ceremonial sites. See also Regalia, ceremonial
Burro Flats (Huwan village) (Chumash)
Krupp. photos. 1/5(87)12-13, 24
Multiple authors (Krupp). 2/2(88)3
La Rumorosa (Kumeyaay)
Krupp. photo. 1/5(87)12-13
Mockingbird Canyon (Chumash)
Krupp. photo. 1/5(87)13
Mount Diablo
Ortiz. photo. 2/1(88)5
Saucito Ranch (Chumash)
Krupp. photo. 1/5(87)13
solstice, winter
Krupp. photos. 1/5(87)12-13, 24
Ceremonies
Acorn Feast (Hupa)
Colegrove. photo. 4/2(90) 18-19
acorn mush drawings and (Maidu, Concow)
Roberts. illus. 4/3(90)51
adolescence
Loeb. 4/1(89)37
Aki (Spring ceremony) (Maidu)
Fonseca, Bates. illus. 6/3(92) 40
Barracuda Dance (Chumash)
Sterling. 2/2(88)4
Bear Dance (Awahneechee)
LaPena. 1/6(88)18
Bear Dance (Chumash)
Margolin. 6/4(92)33
Bear Dance (Maidu: p†nom wul£; pano'm kasi)
Bates. illus. 5/3(91)18-19
Benner. photo. 3/2(89)18-19
Fonseca, Bates. illus. 6/3(92) 40
LaPena. 1/6(88)18
LaPena. 3/2(89)4
Nabokov. 3/1(89)9
Bear Dance (Miwok)
LaPena. 1/6(88)18
Bear Dance (Mono)
LaPena. 1/6(88018
Bear Dance (Yokuts, Wukchumni)
Margolin. 6/4(92)9, 10
Big Head Dance (Bole Maru; Hesi) (Pomo/Wintun)
Bibby. photo. 6/3(92)12-13
Lucas. illus. 6/3(92)8, 9
Nabokov. photo. 3/1(89)5
Sarris. 2/4(88)3, 4-5
Theodoratus. 1/4(87)4-5
Bird Dances (Cahuilla/Mojave)
Nyorr. 6/3(92)19-21
Ortiz. photo. 5/3(91)10, 11
Ortiz. photos. 5/4(91)29-32
birth ceremonies
Davis. photo. 1/5(87)15
Wilson. 6/4(92)S1
Blackbird Dancers (Chumash) Sterling. 2/2(88)4
Blessing (Pomo)
Lucas. illus. 6/3(92)8, 9
Boat Dance (Hupa)
Davis. 1/3(87)17
boats and boat building
Beasley, Mount. photo. 2/4(88)18, 19
Bole Maru (Big Head Dance; Hesi) (Pomo/Wintun)
Bibby. photo. 6/3(92)12-13
Brown. 6/3(92)10-11
Lucas. illus. 6/3(92)8, 9
Nabokov. photo. 3/1(89)5
Ortiz. illus. 3/1(89)10, 11
Sarris. 2/4(88)3, 4-5
Theodoratus. 1/4(87)4-5
Wilson. 6/3(92)15
Brush Dance ([Hupa?]; Karuk; Yurok)
Lang. photo. 7/4(93-94)37, 38 (S17, 18)
Margolin. photo only. 8/3 (94-95)S1
Moisa. photos only. 2/6(89) 16-17
Ortiz. 7/4(93-94)18
Parkman. 5/2(91)6-7, 8
Roberts. photo. 1/1(87)1, 3
burial
Lopez. 8/2(94)20-21
Wolf. 6/3(92)18
Chetlep poh'naina ("naming" ritual) (Wintun, Nomlaki)
Bibby. 7/1(92-93)8
childhood
Loeb. 4/1(89)37
contemporary practitioners
Dr. Coyote. 1/4(87)23
Coyote Dance
Bibby. photo only. 6/3(92)12
death ceremonies
Davis. photo. 1/5(87)15
Deer Dance (Suming Kasi) (Maidu)
Aguilar. photo only. 9/2(94- 95)26
Fonseca, Bates. illus. 6/3(92) 39
directions (compass)
Dr. Coyote. 10/3(97)39
Earth Mother (Du) (Maidu)
Fonseca, Bates. illus. 6/3(92) 40
enclosure, ceremonial (Cahuilla)
Apodaca. photo only. 2/5(88) 11
Feather Dance (Luise§o)
Apodaca. photo only. 2/5(88) 11
Feather Dance (Pomo)
Lucas. illus. 6/3(92)8, 9
Fixing the Earth (New Year)
Lang. 6/2(92)17 (S1)
funerals
Margolin. photos only. 5/1(90-91)20
Margolin. 6/2(92)24-25 (S8-9)
Grizzly Bear Dance (Pano'm Kasi) (Maidu)
Fonseca, Bates. illus. 6/3(92) 40
Hesi (Bullhead Dance; Big Head Dance) (Pomo/Wintun)
Bibby. photo. 6/3(92)12-13
Fonseca, Bates. illus. 6/3(92) 38-39, 40
Lucas. illus. 6/3(92)8, 9
Nabokov. photo. 3/1(89)5
Sarris. 2/4(88)3, 4-5
Theodoratus. 1/4(87)4-5
Hiyan (burial ceremony, Acachme)
Wolf. 6/3(92)18
huk (Girl's Adolescent Dance) (Hupa/Karuk)
Lang. 7/4(93-94)38-39 (S18- 19)
intertribal transmission
LaPena. 1/6(88)18
Jump Dance
Margolin. photo only. 8/3(94- 95)S3, 10, 12
Jump Dance (Hupa)
Blake. illus. 6/3(92)22
Lang. photos. 7/4(93-94)35, 36-38 (S15, 16-18)
Orozco. 5/1(90-91)23
Jump Dance (Karuk)
Lang. 7/4(93-94)35, 36-38 (S15, 16-18)
Jump Dance (Yurok)
Lang. photo only. 7/4(93- 94)27 (S7)
Lang. photos. 7/4(93-94)35, 36-38 (S15, 16-18)
Margolin. photos. 8/3(94-95) S10, 12
Ortiz. 6/3(92)27
Kick Dance (Hupa/Karuk/ Yurok)
Lang. 7/4(93-94)39 (S19)
kuksuyu (Miwok, Central Sierra)
Ortiz. 2/1(88)5
Lightning Song (Quechan)
Margolin. 6/2(92)24-25 (S8-9)
Moki (clown, Big Head Dance; Bole Maru; Hesi) (Pomo)
Sarris. 2/4(88)3, 4-5
museum collections and
Davis. photos. 4/1(89)6-7
naming rituals
Bibby. 7/1(92-93)8
Hinton. 9/4(96)9
non-native participation in
d'Azevedo. 3/3(89)9-11
Dr. Coyote. 2/4(88)7
Dr. Coyote. 2/5(88)32
Dr. Coyote. 2/6(89)32
puberty
Anon. photo. 4/1(89)39
Yamane. illus only. 5/3(91) 30, 31
rattlesnake ceremony (Yokuts)
Margolin (ed.) 8/2(94)6
reburial
Gendar. 4/2(90)32
rites of passage
Anon. photo. 4/1(89)39
Grant. 1/2(87)4
Loeb. 4/1(89)37
roundhouses and
Nabokov. diag, photos. 3/1(89)5, 6-7
sand paintings
Anon. photo. 4/1(89)39
Yamane. illus only. 5/3(91) 30, 31
songs and singing
Patterson, Jack, Jack. 2/5(88) 5-6
sunstick (winter solstice)
Krupp. photo. 1/5(87)10
Tathuila (Ipai)
Hinton. photo only. 2/5(88)3
Toto (Shakehead Dance; Big Head Dance)
Fonseca, Bates. illus. 6/3(92) 40
Toto huya
Sarris. 2/4(88)5
traditional in modern times
LaPena. 1/6(88)18-19
trees and
Davis. photo. 1/5(87)14-15
Weaving Contemporary Ceremony project
Gendar. 8/1(94)51
wÇdam/wÇda (spring rite, Maidu)
Benner. 3/2(89)18-19
Roberts. illus. 4/3(90)51
White Deerskin Dance (Hupa)
Lang. 4/2(90)23
Lang. photo. 7/4(93-94)26, 27 (S6, 7)
Lang. photos. 7/4(93-94)34, 35-36, 37 (S14, 15-16, 17)
Meredith. photo only. 5/4(91)1
White Deerskin Dance (Karuk)
Lang. photo. 4/2(90)22, 23
Lang. 7/4(93-94)27 (S7)
Lang. photo. 7/4(93-94)34- 36, 37(S14-16, 17)
Margolin. photo.8/3(94-95)S3
Sanderson. photos only. 2/1(88)6, 24
White Deerskin Dance, Imitation (Karuk)
Lang. 7/4(93-94)34 (S14)
White Deerskin Dance (Yurok)
Lang. 7/4(93-94)27 (S7)
Lang. photos. 7/4(93-94)34, 35-36, 37 (S14, 15-16, 17)
women's dances
Lucas. illus. 6/3(92)8, 9
world renewal ceremonies
Lang. 6/2(92)17 (S1)
Margolin. photo. 8/3(94-95) S10, 12
Chabolla, Luis
Native Reflections Festival
Anon. 7/2(93)29
Chadburn, Dave (Wailaki)
Sutherland, Ellen (grandmother), King's Big Flats massacre
Patterson. 2/6(89)4
Chafe, Wallace
languages, Native Californian
Hinton. 1/6(88)4
CHALON. See OHLONE, CHALON
Chambers, Reid (U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs)
Secretary of the Interior, federal acknowledgment
Slagle. 4/3(90)48
tribal status, acknowledgment of Burns Paiute
Slagle. 4/3(90)48
tribal status, acknowledgment of Ione Miwok
Slagle. 4/1(89)24-25
Slagle. 4/4(90)42
Chamise (greasewood) (Adenostoma fasciculatum)
arrow shafts
Bibby. illus, photo. 7/1(92- 93)8
Chetlep poh'naina ("naming" ritual)
Bibby. illus, photo. 7/1(92- 93)8
described
Bibby. illus, photo. 7/1(92- 93)8
Changing Woman, Matrix Gallery, 1989
LaPena. 3/1(89)17
Chappell, Violet (Pomo,
Kashaya)
American Indian Summer Institute Program, Stanford University
Sarris. 4/1(89)55, 56
Stanford at Kashaya Program
Sarris. 4/1(89)56, 57
Charles, Elena (Yupik)
Festival of American Folk Life
Gendar. photo. 9/1(95)46
Charley, Ben (Mono)
retirement
Anon. 4/3(90)37
Charley, Rafael (Ipai)
Tathuila dance regalia
Hinton. photo only. 2/5(88)3
Chavez, _____ (Pomo? Lake Miwok? Wappo?)
Chavez, Howard (father)
Margolin. photo only. 3/3(89) 7
Chavez, Cassy (Hupa)
regalia, maple bark skirt
Ortiz. photo only. 6/3(92)27
Chavez, Howard (Pomo? Lake Miwok? Wappo?)
California Indian Project
Margolin. photo. 3/3(89)7, 8
Chavez, Myrtle McKay
Remember Your Relations book and exhibit
Anon. photo only. 9/2(95- 96)40
Warm Springs Cultural Resources Project [Study]
Ortiz. photo only. 7/2(93)44
Chavez, Ronda
preservation, cultural
Chavez. 4/2(90)17
Chaw'se Indian Grinding Rock State Historic Park, Pine Grove, CA
art exhibitions
LaPena. 2/3(88)26
LaPena. 2/6(89)20
LaPena. photo. 4/4(90)30-31
LaPena. 6/1(91-92)6
Big Time
Gendar. 5/1(90-91)30
LaPena. 6/1(91-92)7
Ortiz. photos. 4/4(90)20-23
establishment of
Bibby. photo. 7/3(93)34-35
Faezel, Steve
Rivera. 1/4(87)7
Franklin, Bill and
Bibby.photo.7/3(93)34-35, 36
grinding rocks
Bibby. photo. 7/3(93)34
Ortiz. photo only. 4/4(90)23
Maidu Traditionalist Dancers and Singers
Aguilar. photo only. 9/2(95- 96)32
Miwok cultural center
Rivera. 1/4(87)7
roundhouse
Aguilar. photo only. 9/2(95- 96)30, 32
Yamane.photo only.8/2(94)41
site selection
Bibby. photo. 7/3(93)34
Spring Day at Chaw'se
Yamane (Kraft). photo only. 4/3(90)33
Visitor Center
Rivera. map, photo. 1/4(87)7
CHEMEHUEVI [NUWUVI]
baskets and basketweaving
Apodaca. 5/3(91)35
Ortiz. 6/1(91-92)23 (S11)
basketweavers
Ortiz. photo. 6/1(91-92)23 (S11)
Boniface, Lolita
Apodaca. 5/3(91)36, 37
Brown, Mary Lou
Ortiz. 6/1(91-92)23 (S11)
Campbell Collection
Vane, Bean. photos.2/6(89)25
Chemehuevi Indian Tribe v. State Board of Equalization
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)26 (S6)
Colorado River Indian Tribes Museum
Shanks. 2/3(88)12
Colorado River Native Nations Alliance
Klasky. photo.9/2(95-96)9, 10, 11
Klasky. 10/4(97)42
Coyote (mythological figure)
Montijo. 8/2(94)8
Fisher, LeRoy
Ortiz. photo. 6/1(91-92)23 (S11)
Fisher, Sugie
Ortiz. photo. 6/1(91-92)23 (S11)
games, traditional
Patterson. photo only. 8/1(94) 31
hand games
Patterson. photo only. 8/1(94) 31
Kwiyatsi (Rattlesnake, mythological figure)
Montijo. 8/2(94)8
language preservation
Vasquez. 10/1(96)50
language, speakers
Hinton, Montijo. chart, map. 7/4(93-94)4, 6-7, 8
Leivas, Matt
Richardson-Riley. photo only. 8/3(94-95)49
Master-Apprentice Language Learning Program
Vasquez. 10/1(96)50
Master-Apprentice Language Learning Program training workshop
Richardson-Riley. photo only. 8/3(94-95)49
mythology and folklore
Montijo. 8/2(94)8
Stevens, Bonita Eddy
Apodaca. 5/3(91)35
Ortiz. photo. 6/1(91-92)23 (S11)
Vasquez, Nora Burns
Vasquez. 10/1(96)50
Ward Valley, CA
Klasky. photo. 10/4(97)41-42
Ward Valley Radioactive Waste Dump
Klasky. photo.9/2(95-96)9,11
Klasky. photo. 10/4(97)41, 42
Wood, Jeffrey
Ng'Weno. photo only. 4/1(89) 50
Chemehuevi Indian Tribe v. State Board of Equalization
tribal sovereignty and
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)26 (S6)
CHERAW, LUMBEE
H. R. 1426 (Lumbee Recognition Act)
Slagle. 6/1(91-92)37
tribal status, federal acknowledgment
Slagle. 6/1(91-92)37, 38, 39
CHEROKEE
Azbill, Henry
Azbill, Bates. 7/1(92-93)38
Bates. illus, photo. 5/3(91)18, 19, 20
LaPena. 3/2(89)4
Nabokov. photo. 3/1(89)6
Butler, Parris
Anon. photo. 7/1(92-93)42
Butler. photo only. 7/2(93)35
Butler. photo. 7/3(93)17-18
Butler. illus only. 8/4(95)4
Gendar. photo. 8/2(94)9, 12
Hinton. photo. 6/4(92)25, 27, 30
Hinton. 7/3(93)14
Hinton. photo. 8/3(94-95)15, 16, 17, 18
Collins, Brenda
Patterson. 2/3(88)24, 25
Costo, Jeanette Henry
Anon. 1/1(87)10, 11
Apodaca. photos. 3/1(89)18
gambling
Slagle. 2/4(88)25
Groves, Jim
LaPena. 2/6(89)20
language, writing system
Hinton. 2/6(89)26
Lewis, Kathy
Anon. 10/4(97)35
Lewis. photos. 8/1(94)37-38
Lewis. 9/3(96)20
Lewis. 10/4(97)35-40
Planas. photo only. 6/2(92)41
Mikkelsen, Leatrice
LaPena. 2/4(88)22
LaPena. 2/6(89)20
Slagle, Allogan
Slagle. 1/4(87)19, 20
Slagle. 2/2(88)21
Slagle. 2/3(88)29-30
Slagle. 6/1(91-92)39, 40
tribal status, federal acknowledgment reform
Slagle. 6/1(91-92)39
Woodruff, Joan Leslie
Woodruff. 4/1(89)19
CHEROKEE, KEETOOWAH
Slagle, Allogan
Slagle. 1/4(87)19, 20
Slagle. 2/2(88)21
Slagle. 2/3(88)29-30
Slagle. 6/1(91-92)39, 40
CHEROKEE, QUALLA
Collins, Brenda
Patterson. 2/3(88)24, 25
CHEYENNE
West, Rick
Gendar. photo. 5/1(90-91)31
Gendar. 9/1(95)45
CHEYENNE RIVER SIOU . See SIOU , CHEYENNE RIVER
CHICKASAW
Frazier, Joe
Anon. 2/3(88)10
Johnson, Patsy
Ng'Weno. 4/1(89)49-50
Chicken Ranch Rancheria, Calaveras County, CA
tribal status, termination
Slagle. 1/5(87)22
Chicken recipes
chicken necks, stuffed
Smith. 5/1(90-91)11
Chico (Chumash)
Indian Choir Orchestra
Sterling. photo only.2/2(88)5
Chico Rancheria, Butte County, CA (Maidu/Wailaki)
tribal status, restoration
Slagle. 1/5(87)21
tribal status, termination
Slagle. 1/5(87)22
Child Welfare League of America
Indian adoption program
Moisa. 2/4(88)10; 8/2(94)29
Childhood
activities
Hathaway. 4/3(90)12
Smith. 4/4(90)15
extended families and
Margolin. 8/2(94)26
rites of passage
Grant. 1/2(87)4
Loeb. 4/1(89)37
Children. See also Indian Child Welfare Act
adoption and foster homes
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)25-26 (S5-6)
Moisa. 2/4(88)10-11; 8/2(94)29
Multiple authors (Monk). 4/2(90)2
Peters. map. 1/1(87)18-19
Children's books
reviewed
Gendar. photo. 10/1(96)46
CHILULA
homeland
Margolin. map & chart. 8/3 (94-95)S2
language family
Margolin. chart only. 8/3 (94-95)S2
music recordings
Anon. 1/1(87)5
population
Margolin. chart only. 8/3 (94-95)S2
CHIMARIKO
Ammon, Danny
Hinton. photo only.8/1(94)53
Hinton. photo. 8/3(94-95)14
Richardson-Riley. photo only. 8/3(94-95)48
Sarris. photo. 4/1(89)54-55
Chimney Rock ("High Country"), Siskiyou Mountains, CA
G-O Road
Anon. 2/2(88)7
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)28-29 (S8-9)
Lang. photos. 2/3(88)4-7
Lang. 3/1(89)3
Theodoratus. 1/5(87)4-5
mythology and folklore
Lang. 3/1(89)3
Chino, Pedro (Cahuilla)
land, importance of
Anon (Dozier). photo. 10/4(97)S[2]
CHINOOK, LOWER
Clipp, George
Hinton. 7/1(92-93)10
CHIPPEWA
S. 611 (reform of federal acknowledgment process)
Slagle. 3/3(89)21
Chiqueesh
language books, Native American
Gendar. 6/2((2)44
CHOCHENYO. See OHLONE, CHOCHENYO
CHOCTAW
Christie, Joe C.
Slagle. 1/2(87)17
Johnson, Patsy
Ng'Weno. 4/1(89)49-50
CHOINUMNI. See YOKUTS, CHOINUMNI
CHOWCHILLA YOKUTS. See YOKUTS, CHOWCHILLA
Christian Coalition
political agenda
Slagle. 9/1(95)49
Christie et al., Hoopa Valley Tribe v.
Slagle. 1/2(87)16-17
Christie, Joe C. (Choctow)
Director, Office of Alcohol and Substance Abuse
Slagle. 1/2(87)17
Christman, Ron (Kumeyaay)
Bird singing
Joyce. photo. 6/3(92)20, 21
CHUCKCHANSI YOKUTS. See YOKUTS, CHUCKCHANSI
CHUMASH
Alolkoy ("dolphin") (tomol - plank canoe)
Trevor. photos. 10/2(96-97) 10-11
AndrÇs (Indian Choir Orchestra)
Sterling. photo only.2/2(88)5
archaeological site monitoring
Anon. 2/3(88)11
archaeological sites
Anon. illus. 4/1(89)18-19
Krupp. photos. 1/5(87)12-13, 24
Multiple authors (Krupp). 2/2(88)3
`at'axa (musical bow)
Sterling. photo. 2/2(88)6
Barracuda Dancers
Sterling. 2/2(88)4
baskets and basketweaving
Anon. photo only. 10/1(96)21
Bear Dance (Hus)
Margolin. 6/4(92)33
Blackbird Dancers
Sterling. 2/2(88)4
Blackburn, Thomas C. and
Apodaca. 5/1(92)29
boats and boat building
Anon. 2/2(88)2
Margolin. 2/4(88)15
Timbrook. illus, photo. 2/4(88)17
Trevor. photos. 10/2(96-97) 10-11
books about
Anon. 2/2(88)2
bow, musical (`at'axa)
Sterling. photo. 2/2(88)6
brodiaea ("Indian potatoes")
Anderson. photo. 6/2(92)19 (S3)
bullroarer (`alaxtimimi)
Sterling. illus. 2/2(88)5-6
Burro Flats (Huwan village)
Krupp. photos. 1/5(87)12-13, 24
Multiple authors (Krupp). 2/2(88)3
Cano, Paul
Castel de Oro. photo. 5/1(90- 91)22
Gendar. 5/2(91)39
Centeno, Juanita Ochoa
Anon. photo. 6/4(92)32
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)20
Ortiz. photo. 5/2(91)32-34
Ortiz. 7/3(93)9
ceremonial sites
Krupp. photos. 1/5(87)12-13, 24
ceremonies
Krupp. photo. 1/5(87)10, 11
Sterling. 2/2(88)4, 5, 6
Chico (Indian Choir Orchestra)
Sterling. photo only.2/2(88)5
Chumash Education/Cultural Heritage/Curation and Site Preservation Program
Anon. 2/3(88)11
Chumash Healing: Changing Health and Medical Practices in an American Indian Society (Walker, Hudson)
Apodaca. 9/2(95-96)8
Chumash Indian Center, Oakbrook Regional Park
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
Chumash Wilderness Area
Gendar. 4/4(90)32
Cook, Charlie (Charlie Cooke?)
Gendar. photo only.8/4(95)52
cradle boards
Ortiz. photos. 5/2(91)32, 33, 34
cultural center, proposed
Anon. 1/4(87)9
Duarte, Kristina
Sterling. photo. 2/2(88)7
flute (towoli'lay, tiwalu'lay, tiwalula'y)
Sterling. photo. 2/2(88)5
Fox Dance
Anon. 2/2(88)2
Garcia, Frank
Anon. 1/4(87)3
Gutierrez, John (Sespe)
Timbrook. photo only. 2/4(88)17
Gutierrez, Victor (Slo'w)
Timbrook. photo only. 2/4(88)17
Harrington. John Peabody
Anon. 2/2(88)2
Hinton. 7/1(92-93)9, 11
health care
Apodaca. 9/2(95-96)8
Helek (plank canoe, 1976)
Timbrook. photo. 2/4(88)17
Huaute, Nashun
Castel de Oro. photo. 7/2(93) 28
Castel de Oro. photo. 8/4(95) 26
Huaute, Semu
Huaute, Castel de Oro. photo. 9/1(95)31-32
Hudson, Dee Travis and
Apodaca. 5/2(91)29
Hus (Bear Dance)
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
Jacinto, Jes£s
Sterling. photo only.2/2(88)5
JosÇ Maria
Sterling. photo only.2/2(88)5
Kakunupmawa (the Sun; mythological figure)
Krupp. 1/5(88)10, 11
Kot Lotah
Timbrook. photo only. 2/4(88)17
language
Hinton. map. 2/4(88)27
Munro. map. 3/2(89)27, 28
language, preservation
Hinton. illus. 7/1(92-93)9, 11, 12
language, speakers
Hinton, Montijo. chart, map. 7/4(93-94)4, 6-7, 8
Lemos, Frank Winai
Abbott, Yamane. photo. 10/1(96)47
Gendar. photo only. 9/4(96) 58
Hinton. photo. 10/1(96)13, 16
Lemos. 10/2(96-97)43
Librado, Fernando
Sterling. photo. 2/2(88)4, 5, 6, 7
Master of Coincidence: The Oral History of a Chumash Medicine Man (Huaute, Castel de Oro), excerpts
Huaute, Castel de Oro. photo. 9/1(95)31-32
McGovran, Ernestine
Gendar. 5/3(91)34
Hinton. photo. 6/4(92)25, 27-28
Hinton. 7/1(92-93)11, 12, 13
Mendez, Mark
Castel de Oro. photo. 8/4(95) 26
mission orchestras
Sterling. photo. 2/2(88)5, 6
mission system
Castillo. 5/3(91)12-13
Mockingbird Canyon
Krupp. photo. 1/5(87)13
Moore, Michael
Sterling. photo.2/2(88)7
Moore, Suzie Montijo
Ortiz. photo. 10/4(97)9, 10
museum collections
Timbrook. photo. 2/4(88)17
music recordings
Keeling. 1/1(87)4
musical bow (`at`axa)
Sterling. photo. 2/2(88)6
musical instruments
Sterling. illus, photos. 2/2(88) 4-7
mythology and folklore
Krupp. photo. 1/5(87)10, 11
Sterling. 2/2(88)4, 5, 6
numbers and counting
Hinton. chart. 3/1(89)26
Oakbrook Park Chumash Indian Corporation
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
Odom, Lei Lynn
Ortiz. 7/3(93)9
Orozco, Annie Louise
Anon. 6/2(92)16
pictographs
Anon. illus. 4/1(89)18-19
Krupp. photo. 1/5(87)11
Krupp. photos. 1/5(87)12-13, 24
poems
Gould. 10/1(96)35
Quabajai Chumash Indian Association
Timbrook. photo. 2/4(88)17
radio programs about
Anon. 2/1(88)14
regalia
Fredrickson. photo. 3/3(89)18
Sterling. photo only.2/2(88)7
Romero, Antonio, Sr.
Fredrickson. photo. 3/3(89)18
Gendar. 4/4(90)32
Sterling. 2/2(88)7
Ruiz, John
Timbrook. photo only. 2/4(88)17
sacred sites
Ortiz. 7/3(93)9
Saddle Rock, Santa Monica Mts. N.R.A.
Anon. illus. 4/1(89)18-19
Sapaski ("House of the Sun")
Krupp. photo. 1/5(87)12
Satwiwa ("The Bluffs") Culture Center
Anon. 2/3(88)10
Saucito Ranch
Krupp. photo. 1/5(87)13
Sespe (John Gutierrez)
Timbrook. photo only. 2/4(88)17
skills, traditional
Ortiz. photos. 5/2(91)32-34
Snilemun (Sky Coyote, mythological figure)
Krupp. photo. 1/5(87)11
Slo'w (Victor Gutierrez)
Timbrook. photo only. 2/4(88)17
Solares, Raphael
Krupp. 1/5(87)11
Sterling. photo only.2/2(88)7
solstice
Krupp. photos. 1/5(87)10-11
Krupp. photos. 1/5(87)12-13
songs and singing
Margolin. 6/4(92)33
spirituality
Sterling. 2/2(88)4
Stories from the Spirit World radio program
Anon. 2/1(88)14
Sulwasunaitset (Bear Dance song)
Margolin. 6/4(92)33
sunstick winter solstice ceremony
Krupp. photo. 1/5(87)10
tomol (plank canoes)
Timbrook. illus, photo. 2/4(88)17
Tomol Trek (Santa Barbara County American Indian Education Project)
Trevor. photos. 10/2(96-97) 10-11
Toypurina's Gathering of the Acorn People
Castel de Oro. photo. 8/4(95)25, 26
traditional folk arts grant
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
treaties
Slagle. map. 3/3(89)23
tribal name, origin of
Hinton. map. 2/4(88)27
tribal scholars
Margolin. 5/3(91)2
tribal status, federal acknowledgment
Slagle. map. 1/3(87)20, 21
Slagle. map. 3/3(89)20, 23
Tumamait, Cecilio
Margolin. 6/4(92)32
Tumamait, Juan de Jes£s
Sterling. photo. 2/2(88)5, 7
Tumamait, Patrick
Gendar. 4/4(90)32
Tumamait, Vincent
Margolin. photo. 6/4(92) 32-33
Sterling. photo. 2/2(88)4, 5, 7
Ward, Lauren
Sterling. photo. 2/2(88)7
weather
Harrington. illus. 8/4(95)15
whistle, large bone (`ich`unash)
Sterling. illus. 2/2(88)5
whistle, small (`aqsiwo)
Sterling. illus. 2/2(88)4-5
White Bear
Timbrook. photo only. 2/4(88)17
winter solstice ceremonial sites
Krupp. photos. 1/5(87)12-13
Yee, Mary
Hinton. illus.7/1(92-93)11, 12
Ziano (Indian Choir Orchestra)
Sterling. photo only.2/2(88)5
CHUMASH, BARBARE•O. See CHUMASH, SANTA BARBARA
CHUMASH, COASTAL
cultural center, proposed
Anon. 1/4(87)9
Toypurina's Gathering of the Acorn People
Castel de Oro. 8/4(95)25
treaties
Slagle. map. 3/3(89)23
tribal status, federal acknowledgment
Slagle. map. 1/3(87)20, 21
Slagle. map. 3/3(89)23
Chumash Educational/Cultural Heritage/Curation and Site Preservation Program
establishment of
Anon. 2/3(88)11
Chumash Healing: Changing Health and Medical Practices in an American Indian Society (Walker, Hudson)
reviewed
Apodaca. 9/2(95-96)8
Chumash Indian Center, Oakbrook Regional Park, Thousand Oaks, CA
approval for
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)17
CHUMASH, NORTHERN
Odom, Lei Lynn
Ortiz. 7/3(93)9
tribal status, federal acknowledgment
Slagle. 3/3(89)20
CHUMASH, SALINAN: NORTHERN
treaties
Slagle. map. 3/3(89)23
tribal status, federal acknowledgment
Slagle. map. 3/3(89)23
CHUMASH, SANTA BARBARA (BARBARE•OS)
language
Munro. map. 3/2(89)27, 28
CHUMASH, VENTURE•O
cultural center, proposed
Anon. 1/4(87)9
language
Hinton. chart. 3/1(89)26
Lemos, Frank Winai
Abbott, Yamane. photo. 10/1(96)47
Gendar. photo only. 9/4(96) 58
Hinton. photo. 10/1(96)13, 16
Lemos. 10/2(96-97)43
numbers and counting
Hinton. chart. 3/1(89)26
Chumash Wilderness Area, Ventura County, CA
name
Gendar. 4/4(90)32
CHUNUT YOKUTS. See YOKUTS, CHUNUT
CHUPCAN. See MIWOK, BAY: CHUPCAN
Chuperosa, Dominga (Cupe§o)
Pala Reservation, 1949
Margolin. photo only. 5/3(91) 27
Chuperosa, Manuel(Cupe§o)
Pala Reservation, 1949
Margolin. photo only. 5/3(91) 27
Cidomen (Flower Woman). See Torrez, Bernice Evelyn
Circle of Voices, A, documentation workshop, 1995
described
Castro. 9/1(95)14-15
Gendar. 8/3(94-95)51
Robles. photos. 9/1(95)13-16
City-As-School High School, New York, NY
education, Indian
Patterson. 1/3(87)18-19
Civil Rights
lawsuit filing procedures
Anon. 3/2(89)27
Clams
clam shell beads
Ortiz. illus, photos. 2/3(88) 26-28
clamming
Baker. 6/2(92)28-29 (S12-13)
Clapper / clap-stick (hay qat†qat†w - Pomo)
described
Patterson. illus. 6/3(92)7
Clark, Donnell
Honored Elders Day, State Indian Museum
LaPena. photo. 9/4(96)6
Clarke, Charlotte Bringle
acorn roca bars (recipe)
Peri. 1/4(87)22, 23
Clarke Memorial Museum, Eureka, CA
baskets and basketweaving
Fields. photos. 3/2(89)13
Gendar. 5/3(91)34
Marks. map. 9/1(95)18, 20
Baskets and Weavers (Israel, ed)
Gendar. photo. 10/4(97) 33-34
basketweavers oral history project
Fields. 3/2(89)13
Marks. 9/1(95)20
ceremonial regalia
Fields. 3/2(89)13
Clarke, Cecile
Marks. 9/1(95)20
collections
Fields. photos. 3/2(89)13
Marks. map. 9/1(95)18, 20
preservation, cultural
Fields. 3/2(89)13
Weaving the Language of Beauty exhibition, 1989
Fields. 3/2(89)13
Clarke (Toyade), Susie (Mono, North Fork)
carrying net
Anon. photo only. 1/6(88) 12-13; Goode. photo only. 6/4(92)8
CLEAR LAKE POMO. See POMO, CLEAR LAKE
Cleaves, Wallace T, II (Tongva)
Lollapalooza concert tour, 1993
Cleaves. 8/2(94)17, 18-19
We Remain (poem)
Cleaves. 8/2(94)18-19
Cleaves, Wallace T., Ph.D. (Tongva)
Lollapalooza concert tour, 1993
Cleaves. 8/2(94)17, 18-19
We Remain (poem)
Cleaves. 8/2(94)18-19
Clemmer, John S.
archaeological excavation
Windmiller. photo. 9/4(96)S4
Kadema village excavation
Windmiller. photo. 9/4(96)S4
Cleveland National Forest, CA
Barona Reservation and off- highway vehicle road
Gendar. 5/3(19)33
Clifford, Albert (Miwok?)
Franklin,. Bill and
Bibby. 7/3(93)30-31, 33
Miwok Dancers
Bibby. photo. 7/3(93) 30-32
singing
Bibby. 7/3(93)30-31
Clinton, William Jefferson (Bill) (US President)
budget, federal
Slagle. 9/1(95)49
Earned Income Tax Credit
Slagle. 9/1(95)50
election, presidential, 1996
Slagle. 9/4(96)59-60
human remains
Slagle. 9/4(96)59
Incan mummy
Slagle. 9/4(96)59
Native Americans and
Slagle. 10/2((6-97)37
tax cuts
Slagle. 9/1(95)50
Clipp, George (Chinook, Lower)
Harrington, John Peabody and
Hinton. 7/1(92-93)10
Cloud Spirit (Maidu). See Yati
CLOVERDALE POMO. See POMO, MAKHAMO
Cloverdale Rancheria, Cloverdale, CA (Pomo/Miwok)
Alan-Wilson, Jeffrey
Slagle. 10/1(96)55, 56-57
Hermosillo, Patricia
Slagle. 10/1(96)56
Santana, John
Slagle. 10/1(96)56-57
Somersall, George
Cook. 4/3(90)39
tribal council
Slagle. 10/1(96)55-57
tribal status, federal acknowledgment
Slagle. 10/1(96)55-57
tribal status, termination
Slagle. 1/5(87)22
Slagle. 10/1(96)56
Coady, Rosalie Smith (Miwok?)
clam shell beads
Ortiz. photo only. 2/3(88)27
COAST CENTRAL POMO. See POMO, COAST: CENTRAL
COAST MIWOK. See MIWOK, COAST
COAST POMO. See POMO, COAST
COAST YUROK. See YUROK, COAST
COASTAL CHUMASH. See CHUMASH, COASTAL
COASTAL POMO. See POMO, COAST
Coastal Pomo Indian Dancers
educational programs
Frank. photo. 3/1(89)12
Northern California Indian Dance, 1988-1992 exhibition, 1992
Yamane. photo only. 6/3(92) 44
Songs Against the G-O Road, 1990
Anon. photos. 4/4(90)25, 48
Cochran, Thad (U.S. Sen., R-MI)
Senate Select Committee on Indian Affairs
Slagle. 3/1(89)22
COCOPA(H)
animals, representation of speech
Hinton. illus. 4/1(89)29-30
baby talk
Hinton. chart. 8/1(94)15-16
Colorado River Native Nations Alliance
Klasky. photo.9/2(95-96)9, 10, 11
Klasky. 10/4(97)42
language
Hinton. illus. 4/1(89)29-30
Hinton. chart. 8/1(94)15-16
language, speakers
Hinton, Montijo. chart, map. 7/4(93-94)4, 6-7, 8
tourist destination
Shanks. 2/3(88)12
Ward Valley Low Level Radioactive Waste Dump
Klasky. photo.9/2(95-96)9,11
Klasky. photo. 10/4(97)41, 42
word play
Hinton. chart. 8/1(94)15-16
Coelho, Tony L. (U.S. Rep., D-CA)
House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs
Slagle. 3/1(89)22, 23
COLD SPRINGS MONO. See MONO, COLD SPRINGS
Colegrove, Eugene (Hupa)
Acorn Feast
Colegrove. 4/2(90)19
Colegrove, Kathy (Hupa)
clothing
Anon. photo only. 2/6(89)18
Colegrove, Wilfred (Hupa)
California Indian Radio
Cook. 9/4(96)14-15
Collecting. See Gathering
Collections, book. See Libraries
Collections, manuscript. See Manuscript collections
Collections, museum. See Museum collections
Collections, photograph. See Photograph collections
Collections, private
numbering systems
Apodaca. 5/3(91)35
Collections, sound recordings. See Recordings, sound
College of the Redwoods
museum collections
Marks. map, photos. 9/1(95) 17-19
Collett, Frederick G.
Round Valley Indian Boarding School closure
Patterson. 4/1(89)43
Collier, Robin
Tribal Scholars Language Conference, 1992
Hinton. photo. 6/4(92)25
Collins, Brenda (Cherokee/Qualla, Eastern)
U. S. S. R. educational tour
Patterson. 2/3(88)24, 25
Colorado
Wintun in
Farris. 4/1(89)12
Colorado River
Native American cultures and
Shanks. 2/3(88)12
COLORADO RIVER INDIAN TRIBES (CRIT)
Colorado River Indian Tribes Museum
Apodaca. 5/3(91)35
Shanks. 2/3(88)12
Colorado River Native Nations Alliance
Klasky. photo.9/2(95-96)9, 10, 11
Klasky. 10/4(97)42
Spirit Run, 1991
Lopez. photo. 5/4(91)20-21
Ward Valley Radioactive Waste Dump
Klasky. photo.9/2(95-96)9,11
Klasky. photo. 10/4(97)41, 42
Colorado River Indian Tribes Museum, Parker, AZ
baskets and basketweaving
Apodaca. 5/3(91)35
described
Shanks. 2/3(88)12
Colorado River Native Nations Alliance
Ward Valley Low Level Radioactive Waste Dump
Klasky. photo.9/2(95-96)9,11
Klasky. 10/4(97)42
Columbia College, Columbia, CA
archaeological site monitoring training program
Gendar. 7/2(93)46
Columbian Consequences: Archaeological and Historical Perspectives on the Spanish Borderlands West (Hurst, ed.)
reviewed
Apodaca. 4/2(90)41
Columbian Quincentennial, 1992
alternative observances
Gendar. 6/3(92)46-47
LaPena. 5/3(91)16
Margolin. 5/3(91)2
Margolin. 5/4(91)2
Columbus and After: Rethinking the Legacy (drama)
Gendar. 6/3(92)47
conferences regarding
Gendar. 6/1(91-92)12
Margolin. 5/4(91)2
Native American-European relations and
LaPena. 4/3(90)30
Origins and Visions: American Voices at the Quincentennial, 1992
Gendar. 6/1(91-92)12
Common Ground: A Kumiai/Kumeyaay Summit, 1996
described
Wilken. 10/2(96-97)20
Communication-Based [Language] Instruction (CBI)
focus of
Supahan, Supahan. 9/2(95- 96)35-36
learning process
Supahan, Supahan. 9/2(95- 96)36
lesson planning, five step
Supahan, Supahan. 9/2(95- 96)36-37
props, use of
Supahan, Supahan. photos. 9/2(95-96)36, 37
Communities
Medicine Pathways for the Future program
Gendar. 9/4(96)57-58
Community services. See Social services
Computer Reclamation, Inc.
donations to nonprofit organizations
Gendar. 9/1(95)45
Computers. See also Internet, World Wide Web sites
training
Gendar. 9/3(96)55
United Indian Nations Technical Training and Education Center
Gendar. 9/3(96)55
Concerned American Indian Parents (organization)
racism in sports
Patterson. 2/2(88)19
CONCOW MAIDU. See MAIDU, CONCOW
Condor, Jacques (Tsimshian)
Toypurina's Gathering of the Acorn People
Castel deOro. photo only. 8/4(95)26
Conferences. See also California Indian Basketweavers Gathering; California Indian Conference
Achieving Justice in California Indian Country, 1994
Gendar. 8/3(94-95)51
Artist as Community Healer, The (1994)
Dubin. photo. 8/3(94-95)54
Basket Conference, The, Adelaide, Australia, 1997
Ross. photos. 10/3(97)25-28
Breath of Life/Silent No More, The Native California Language Restoration Workshop, 1996
Hinton. photos.10/1(96)13-16
Yamane. 10/1(96)17
California Indian Education Conference, awards
Gendar. 5/3(91)33
California Indigenous Languages Conference
Richardson-Riley. photo only. 8/3(94-95)48
California Languages Conferences
Abbott, Yamane. photos. 10/1(96)47-49
Anon. 9/3(96)50
Hinton. photos. 8/1(94)53-55
Columbian Quincentennial
Gendar. 6/1(91-92)12
Endangered Languages, Endangered Knowledge, Endangered Environments, 1996
Hinton. 10/2(96-97)13-14
grants and Native Americans, San Francisco, 1994
Gendar. photos. 8/2(94)9-12
Harrington, J. P., Working Conference on the Papers of
Anon. 8/1(94)56
Lobo. photos. 8/2(94)21-22
language
Abbott, Yamane. photos. 10/1(96)47-49
Hinton. photos.10/1(96)13-16
Hinton. 10/2(96-97)13-14
Language Is Life, 1996
Abbott, Yamane. photos. 10/1(96)47-49
Medicine Ways
Gendar. 4/4(90)32
Yamane. illus only.7/2(93)16
mission system, California
Castillo. 5/3(91)12-13
Gendar. 9/2(95-96)46
Margolin. photo. 4/3(90)38
Missions of Alta California (1995)
Gendar. 9/2(95-96)46
Native American Women's Wellness Conference
Gendar. 5/3(91)33
Objectification of the American Indian symposium, 1992
Gendar. 6/3(92)38, 40-41
Origins and Visions: American Voices at the Quincentennial
Gendar. 6/1(91-92)12
Returning the Gift, 1992
Gendar. 5/1(90-91)31
Society for Ecological Restoration
Gendar. 8/4(95)53-54
Spanish Missionary Heritage of the United States, The, conference, San Antonio, 1990
Castillo. 5/3(91)12-13
Spanish Missions and California Indians, D-Q University, 1990
Margolin. photo. 4/3(90)38
Tribal Scholars Language Conference, 1992
Anon. 7/1(92-93)39
Hinton. photos. 6/4(92)1, 25-31
Ward Valley Low Level Radioactive Dump, CA
Klasky. 10/4(97)42
Working Conference on the Papers of J.P Harrington
Anon. 8/1(94)56
Lobo. photos. 8/2(94)21-22
writers, Native American
Gendar. 5/1(90-91)31
Congress, U.S. See U.S. Congress
Connor, Celeste
Snake Clan staged reading
Margolin. photo.8/3(94-95)44
Connors, Pedro (Old Pedro) (Miwok?)
dancing and dance houses
Bibby. 7/3(93)24, 25
Conrad, Kent (U.S. Sen., D-ND)
Senate Select Committee on Indian Affairs
Slagle. 3/1(89)22
Construction materials, traditional
grape vine
Peri. 2/4(88)9
willow
Peri. illus. 1/ 2(87)13
Cook, Charlie (Charlie Cooke?) (Chumash)
Native American Indian Celebration, Antelope Valley Indian Museum
Gendar. photo only.8/4(95)52
Cook, Josephine P.
photograph collection, Braun Research Library
Bicknell. 3/1(89)24
Cooke, Charlie. See Cook, Charlie
Cooking. See also Food; Recipes
acorns
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
grape leaves and
Peri. 2/4(88)9
ovens
Ortiz. photos. 3/3(89)25, 26-27
seaweed
Ortiz. 4/2(90)8-9
seeds
Farris (LaPlace). 2/3(88)22
venison
Ortiz. photos. 3/3(89)25, 26-27
Cooper, Homer (Yurok)
Blake, George and
Anon. photo. 9/1(95)29
Ortiz. 8/4(95)31-32, 33
bows and arrows
Ortiz. 8/4(95)31-32, 33
carving
Anon. photo only. 9/1(95)29
Cooper, Juan Bautista Roger
Ya-Ka-Ama Indian Education and Development, Inc.
Peri. 1/1(87)7
Cooper, Roberta
Big Time, Chaw'se Indian Grinding Rock State Historic Park
Ortiz. 4/4(90)20, 23
Copa, Maria (Maria Copa Frias) (Miwok, Coast)
Interviews with Tom Smith and Maria Copa (Collier, Thalman, eds.)
Sarris. illus. 10/3(97)21, 22
Coran, Sarah
Honored Elders Day, State Indian Museum
LaPena. photo. 9/4(96)6
Cordage making
materials and techniques
Gendar. 9/4(96)58
Ortiz. 5/2(91)33-34
Ortiz. photos. 10/3(97)10
Cordova, Homer (Pomo, Coast)
Coastal Pomo Dancers, Songs Against the GO Road (1990)
Anon. photo. 4/4(90)25, 48
Cordova, Manuel (Pomo, Dry Creek)
treaties, federal recognition of
Ortiz. 3/2(89)10
Cordova, Rudelle (Pomo, Eastern)
Indian Education Program
Patterson. photo only. 4/1(89) 34
Cordove, Manuel (Miwok, Bodega Bay?) (Manuel Cordova?)
abalone gathering
Smith. photo only. 4/2(90)5
Cornates, Maria Efrena
Corral, Robert Pena (Ohlone,
Muwekma)
obituary
Anon. 10/2(96-97)26
Correction, California Department of. See California Department of Correction
Cortina Rancheria, Colusa County, CA
Cortina Roundhouse
Wright. 4/3(90)27
Wright, Bill
Wright. photo. 4/3(90)27
Cortines, Ramon
racism, Lowell High School mascot
Fredrickson. 3/1(89)19
Costa, Jim (CA Assemb.)
A. J. R. 61: Relative to Federally Reserved Water Rights, 1988
Slagle. 2/2(88)20
Slagle. 2/6(89)21
COSTANOAN . See OHLONE
Costanoan Indian Research
Indian Canyon Ranch office, Hollister, CA
Gendar. 8/2(94)46
Costo, Jeanette Henry (Cherokee)
Missions of California: A Legacy of Genocide, The (Costo, Costo, eds.)
Apodaca. photos. 3/1(89)18
Rupert Costo Chair, U.C. Riverside
Anon. 1/1(87)10, 11
Costo, Rupert (Cahuilla)
Missions of California: A Legacy of Genocide, The (Costo, Costo, eds.)
Apodaca. photos. 3/1(89)18
obituary
Anon. 4/1(89)2
Rupert Costo Chair, U.C. Riverside
Anon. 1/1(87)10-11
Counsil, Kenneth L.
Honored Elders Day, State Indian Museum
LaPena. photo. 9/4(96)6
County of Yakima et al. v. Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakima Indian Nation
Editor. 6/3(92)32
Covelo Reservation. See Round Valley Indian Reservation
COWLITZ
Iyall, Debora
Moisa. illus. 8/3(94-95)8
Coyote (mythological figure)
art
Baca. illus. 4/3(90)31
LaPena. illus. 1/4(87)1, 21
LaPena. illus. 1/5(87)18, 19
baptizing the chickens (Luise§o)
Melendres. photo. 7/2(93)6
Coyote and the Stars (Karuk)
Sanderson. 2/1(88)6
Coyote Dancer, Harry Fonseca
Fonseca. illus only. 6/3(92)1
Coyote in Front of Studio, Harry Fonseca
Baca. illus only. 4/3(90)31
LaPena. illus. 1/5(87)19
Coyote the Spoiler (Maidu)
Hanc'ibyjim. illus. 5/3(91)7
creation mythology
Hanc'ibyjim. illus. 5/3(91)7
Shipley (trans). illus. 5/3(91)7
Wilson. map. 5/3(91)5-6
Wilson. illus. 5/4(91)4-6
dancing
Fonseca. illus only. 6/3(92)1
family relationships represented
Patterson. 3/3(89)24
Fonseca, Harry and
Baca. illus. 4/3(90)31
Gilak and
Patterson. 8/1(94)31-33
grass game
Patterson. 8/1(94)31-33
How the Great Canyon Was Made (Pit River)
Wilson. map. 5/3(91)5-6
Kwiyatsi (Chemehuevi mythological figure)
Montijo. 8/2(94)8
quail hunting (Pit River)
Wilson. 5/2(91)2-3
rain
Lewis. 8/4(95)5
regalia
Lang. photo. 7/4(93-94)25- 26, 27 (S5-6, 7)
Stinkbug and
Peralta. 10/3(97)8
Three Women/Three Sisters
Lewis. photos. 8/1(94)38
weather and
Lewis. 8/4(95)5
Coyote: A Myth in the Making exhibition (Harry Fonseca), Oakland Museum, Oakland, CA, 1987-1988
Coyote, popularity of in art
LaPena. illus. 1/4(87)1, 21
interview, Harry Fonseca
LaPena. illus. 1/5(87)18-19
Coyote Hills Regional Park, Fremont, CA
shellmound excavation
Cambra. photo only. 4/1(89) 16
tule boat building
Yamane. illus, photos. 2/4(88)16
COYOTE VALLEY BAND OF POMO INDIANS. See POMO, COYOTE VALLEY
Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians v. United States
tribal status, federal acknowledgment
Slagle. 2/5(88)23
COYOTE VALLEY POMO. See POMO, COYOTE VALLEY
Coyote Valley Pomo Dancers
children
Patterson. photo only. 5/3(91) 22
Yamane. photo only. 4/3(90) 32
regalia
Patterson. photo only. 5/3(91) 22
Yamane. photo only. 4/3(90) 32
Coyote Valley Rancheria, Mendocino County, CA (Pomo, Northern)
history of
Patterson. 3/1(89)29
tribal status, federal acknowledgment
Slagle. 1/3(87)20
tribal status, termination
Slagle. 1/5(87)21
Crabs
crab louis recipe
Smith. 5/2(91)16
fishing
Smith (Pardee). photo. 5/2(91)15-16
grapes, wild and
Peri. 2/4(88)9
Cradle baskets and boards
construction
Ortiz. photos. 5/2(91)32, 33, 34
learning and
LaPena, LaPena. 10/2(96- 97)22
photographs
Anon. photo only. 1/6(88)12
Ortiz. photos. 5/2(91)32, 33, 34
Cranston, Alan (U.S. Sen., D-CA)
American Indian Religious Freedom Act
Margolin. 1/6(88)11
Indian Health Care Improvement Act (1976)
Slagle. 1/6(88)19
Creation Cave, CA
protection of, legislation
Gendar. 5/1(90-91)30
Creation mythology. See Mythology, creation
CREE
James Bay Convention
Slagle. 2/2(88)21-22
language
Hinton. 2/6(89)26
S. 611 (reform of federal acknowledgment process)
Slagle. 3/3(89)21
CREEK
Aranaydo, Marty
Lobo. photo. 6/1(91-92)12
Powell, Darren
Lobo. photo. 6/1(91-92)12
Crickets
swallowing to become a singer
Torrez. 2/5(88)7-8
CRIHB. See California Rural Indian Health Board
Cross, Beryl Potts
Honored Elders Day, State Indian Museum
LaPena. photo. 9/4(96)6
Cross, Mike
Point Arena Roundhouse
Jenkins, Theodoratus. 3/1(89) 13
Crossword puzzles
North American Indian Tribes
Moser. 9/3(96)54, 55
Crutcher, Gordon (Paiute/Shoshone)
LaMarr, Chris and
Moisa. 2/5(88)8, 9
songs and singing
Moisa. 2/5(88)8, 9
Traditional Folk Arts program
Moisa. 2/5(88)8, 9
Cry for Luck: Sacred Song and Speech (Keeling)
reviewed
Apodaca. 8/3(94-95)12-13
Cuero, Delfina (Kumeyaay)
Autobiography of Delfina Cuero, The
Apodaca. photo. 4/1(89)28
Delfina Cuero: Her Autobiography, An Account of Her Last Years and Her Ethnobotanic Contributions (Shipek)
Apodaca. 6/3(92)31-32
Cuimac Rancheria (Ipai/Tipai)
revolt, Mission San Diego de Alcala, 1775-76
Montijo. 7/2(93)6
Culin, R. Stewart
Brooklyn Museum collection
McClendon, Ortiz. 8/1(94) 42-43, 44
collecting, Native American art
Gendar. 6/3(92)38, 39, 41
Objects of Myth and Memory: American Indian Art at the Brooklyn Museum, Oakland Museum, 1992
Gendar. 6/3(92)38-41
toys
McClendon, Ortiz. illus. 8/1(94)42-43, 44-45
tule bitterns
McClendon, Ortiz. illus. 8/1(94)42-43, 44-45
Cultural integrity
borders, state and international
Ortiz. 10/3(97)9
Cultural preservation. See also Archaeological artifacts; Archaeological sites, preservation; Historic preservation
adaptation and
Margolin. 8/3(94-95)S14
Amador Tribal Council programs
Ortiz. photos. 4/4(90)20-23
Big Time, Chaw'se Indian Grinding Rock State Historic Park
Ortiz. photos. 4/4(90)20-23
Circle of Voices documentation workshop
Gendar. 8/3(94-95)51
education of non-Indians
Moisa. 4/4(90)26-27
ethnography and
Keeling. 1/1(87)4
Euro-American culture and
Butler. 9/2(95-96)44
family and
LaPena. 10/1(96)24
Franklin, Bill (Miwok)
Bibby. photos. 7/3(93)30-36
grants and funding
Abbott. 7/2(93)41
Institute of Native Knowledge
Margolin. 5/3(91)2
internal conflicts and
Castro. 9/1(95)15
Keepers of the Treasures
Lang. 6/2(92)8-9
museums, California Indian
Rivera. 1/4(87)6, 7-9
pan-Indianism and
LaPena. 4/3(90)30
public performances for non- Indians
Moisa. 4/4(90)26-27
recordings, audio
Anon. 1/1(87)5
Apodaca. 4/2(90)21
Bibby. 7/4(93)30-31
Keeling. 1/1(87)4-5
tribal membership and
LaPena. 5/3(91)15-16
tribal scholars and
Margolin. 5/3(91)2
women and
Chavez. 4/2(90)17
Cultural resource management
documentation
Fuller. 9/4(96)S8
government agencies and
Fuller. 9/4(96)S8
Native Americans and
Fuller. 9/4(96)S8
Love. 9/4(96)S29-S31
public hearings
Love. 9/4(96)S31
public officials
Love. 9/4(96)S31
tribal committees
Love. 9/4(96)S30
Cultural resources
California Environmental Quality Act and
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)29 (S9)
Cultural restoration
Sinkyone Intertribal Wilderness
Martinez. 6/2(92)37-40 (S21-24)
CUNA. See Native Cultures Institute of Baja California, The
Cupa (Agua Caliente/Warner's Hot Springs)
Cupe§o expulsion from
Bahr. 5/3(91)28
Margolin. photos. 5/3(91) 25-27, 48
described
Margolin. photos. 5/3(91) 24-25
CUPE•O
Apapas, Celsa
Margolin. 5/3(91)25
architecture
Margolin. photos only. 5/3(91)25, 27
basketweavers
Ortiz. 6/1(91-92)21 (S9)
bird dancing
Nyorr. photo only. 6/3(92)21
bird singing
Ortiz. photo. 9/1(95)5, 6
Chuperosa, Dominga
Margolin. photo only. 5/3(91) 27
Chuperosa, Manuel
Margolin. photo only. 5/3(91) 27
Cupa (Warner's Hot Springs) described
Margolin. photos. 5/3(91) 24-25
Cupa (Warner's Hot Springs), expulsion from, 1903
Bahr. 5/3(91)28
Margolin. photos. 5/3(91) 25-27, 48
Dolan, Patricia (Pat Gann)
Bahr. 5/3(91)28, 29
D-Q University Big Time
Ortiz. photo. 9/1(95)5, 6
family portrait
Margolin. photo only. 5/3(91) 48
Gann, Anna May King
Bahr. 5/3(91)28, 29
Garra, Antonio
Montijo. 7/2(93)8
Rivera. 7/2(93)9
Helm, Anna May Lawson Smith
Bahr. 5/3(91)29
Helm, Steve "Box"
Bahr. 5/3(91)28
Indian Tax Revolt, 1851
Rivera. 7/2(93)9
Jewett, Belva May Helm King
Bahr. 5/3(91)28, 29
Josephine P. Cook Collection (photographs), Braun Research Library
Bicknell. 3/1(89)24
language
Munro. map. 3/2(89)27
language, speakers
Hinton, Montijo. chart, map. 7/4(93-94)4, 6-7
Lofton, Geneva
Ortiz. 6/1(91-92)21 (S9)
Lummis, Charles F. and
Margolin. 5/3(91)24-25
Nawlet, Tamasa
Scholder. photo. 9/2(95-96) 3, 5
Nolasquez, Rosinda
Margolin. 5/3(91)26, 27
Pala Reservation
Margolin. 5/3(91)26-27
Pala Reservation Bird Singers
Ortiz. photo. 9/1(95)5, 6
Partillo, _____ Mrs.
Margolin. photo only. 5/3(91) 27
Scholder, Joaquina Nawlet
Scholder. photos. 9/2(95-96) 3, 4, 5, 6
singers and singing groups
Ortiz. photo. 9/1(95)5, 6
sweathouses
Margolin. photos only. 5/3(91)25, 27
urbanization
Bahr. 5/3(91)28-29
Valenzuela, Salvadora
Margolin. photo only. 5/3(91) 27
water rights
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)17
weaving, yucca mats
Margolin. photo only. 5/3(91) 25
Curly-headed Doctor (Modoc)
Modoc War (1872-73)
Hathaway. 4/3(90)6, 7
Curtis, E.S.
Curtis, Kyle (Paiute)
Youth Art Express mural, 1991
Lobo. photo. 6/1(91-92)12
Cuyamaca State Park, CA
archaeological artifact theft
May. 1/4(87)22
human remains, reburial, 1981
Rivera. 7/2(93)33
Cylinder Project, Federal. See Library of Congress, Federal Cylinder Project |
