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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.
LA JOLLA BAND OF LUISEoO. See LUISEoO, LA JOLLA BAND
La Jolla Reservation, San Diego County, CA (Luise¤o)
water rights
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)17
La Raza / Galeria Posada, Sacramento, CA
Reflecting Connections, La Raza/Galeria Posada, 1992
LaPena. illus. 6/3(92)29
La Rumorosa, Baja California (Kumeyaay archaeological site)
Krupp. photo. 1/5(87)12-13
Lacy, Melanie (Ohlone)
Gathering of Ohlonean Peoples
Gendar, Ortiz. photo only. 8/3(94-95)42
Lacy Roberta (Ohlone)
Gathering of Ohlonean Peoples
Gendar, Ortiz. photo only. 8/3(94-95)42
Lafonso, Holai (Maidu)
regalia
Fonseca, Bates. illus. 6/3(92) 41
Lagomarsino, Robert J. (U.S. Rep., R-CA)
Chumash Wilderness Area
Gendar. 4/4(90)32
House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs
Slagle. 3/1(89)22, 23
LAGUNA PUEBLO
Harlan, Theresa
Gendar. 5/3(91)34-35
Gendar. photo only.8/2(94)10
Spencer, Marquel
Ruane. photo. 5/2(91)27
Laidlaw, Robert
California Indian Basketweavers Gathering
Gendar. 6/1(91-92)36 (S24)
gathering, basketweaving materials
Gendar. 6/1(91-92)36 (S24)
Southern California Indian Land Transfer Act
Kaldenberg. 1/5(87)3
Laiwa, Lenette Virginia (Pomo)
From Mother To Daughter: The Knight Family Collection of Pomo Baskets (book)
Gendar. photo. 10/1(96)52
Lake County Pomo Shakehead Dancers
regalia
Brown. photo only. 6/3(92)11
Lake County Sheriff's Dept.
Williams, Mario
Moss. photo. 3/2(89)26
Lake Mendocino Pomo Visitors Center (Lake Mendocino Indian Museum) , Ukiah, CA
construction
Fredrickson. 4/1(89)20
establishment of
Apodaca. 4/4(90)18, 19
Patterson. 3/1(89)29
Native American Arts and Crafts fair
Patterson. 3/1(89)29
LAKE MIWOK. See MIWOK, LAKE
LAKE MONO. See MONO, LAKE
Lake Perris Interpretive Center. See Ya'I Heki ("Home of the Wind") Regional Indian Museum
LAKE POMO. See POMO, LAKE
Lakeport Library, Lakeport, CA
California Indian Project
Margolin. photos. 3/3(89)7, 8, 32
Lakeport Police Dept., Lakeport, CA
Williams, Mario
Moss. photo. 3/2(89)26
LAKOTA. See SIOU , LAKOTA
Lakota Oyate-Ki Indian Culture Club, Oregon State Penitentiary
boats and boat building
Downs. photo. 5/1(90-91)17
Downs, Ralph
Downs. photo. 5/1(90-91)17
LaMarr, Chris (Paiute/Pit River/Shoshone) (Chris Crume?)
Crutcher, Gordon and
Moisa. 2/5(88)8, 9
songs and singing
Alvarez. photo. 7/4(93-94)12
Moisa. 2/5(88)8, 9
Traditional Folk Arts Program
Moisa. 2/5(88)8, 9
WithOut Rezervation
Alvarez. photo. 7/4(93-94)12
LaMarr, Jean (Pit River/Paiute)
art e hibitions
LaPena. photo. 1/1(87)14
LaPena. illus. 3/1(89)17
LaPena. illus. 6/3(92)29
Moisa. 8/3(94-95)8
Wilson. 6/4(92)S4
art, influences
Wilson. 6/4(92)S1
biographical overview
Wilson. photo. 6/4(92)S1
Circle of Voices, A documentation workshop
Robles. photo. 9/1(95)13, 14-15
Lighting Up
Wilson. illus. 6/4(92)S1, 2-3
Me y Tu
Vizenor. illus only. 7/3(93)39
Native American Graphic Workshop
Gendar. 8/1(94)51
Moisa. 8/3(94-95)8
Ohlone Mural Project, Ohlone Park, Berkeley, CA
LaMarr. photos. 9/3(96)23-26
Our Ancestors, Our Future mural, Susanville, CA
Anon. photo. 10/4(97)56
printmaking workshop
Gendar. photo. 7/4(93-94)54
Reflecting Connections e hibition, 1992
LaPena. illus. 6/3(92)29
Seven From Hell
LaPena. illus. 6/3(92)29
Weaving Contemporary Ceremony I & II e hibition, 1995
Moisa. 8/3(94-95)8
Weaving Contemporary Ceremony project
Gendar. 8/1(94)51
LaMarr, Pat
grants and Native Americans conference, 1994
Gendar. photos. 8/2(94)10, 11
Intertribal Friendship House
Gendar. photo. 8/2(94)10, 11
LaMarr, Spencer
Ohlone Mural Project, Ohlone Park, Berkeley, CA
LaMarr. photos. 9/3(96)23, 25, 26
Lamas, Colette Clark (Washo)
Master-Apprentice Language Learning Program
Richardson-Riley. photo only. 8/3(94-95)49
Lame Bill. See Taylor, Richard
Land acquisition
U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Slagle. 4/1(89)25-27
Slagle. 5/4(91)38-41
Land allotment
Dawes Severalty Act
Anon. 7/1(92-93)35 (S15)
Land management. See also Forestry
basketweaving materials
Anderson. 6/2(92)23 (S7)
Before the Wilderness: Environmental Management by Native Californians (Anderson & Blackburn)
Apodaca. 9/1(95)27
environmental issues
Ortiz. 5/3(91)8-9
gathering and
Margolin. photo.8/3(94-95)S7
Native Californians, post-contact
Morris. 6/2(92)26-27 (S10-11)
Native Californians, pre-contact
Apodaca. 9/1(95)27
Margolin. 6/2(92)2
Martinez. 6/2(92)37-40 (S21-24)
reservations and rancherias, development
Ortiz. 5/4(91)30-31
tribal sovereignty
Wilson. 5/2(91)11-12
Land restoration
Indigenous Peoples' Restoration Network
Gendar. 8/4(95)54
wetlands
Gendar. 9/2(95-96)47
Land trust, federal
constitutionality of
Slagle. 9/3(96)57
State of South Dakota v. United States Dept. of the Interior
Slagle. 9/3(96)57
Lang, Julian (Karuk)
California Languages Conference
Abbott, Yamane. photo. 10/1(96)47, 49
Eagle Feathers and Blue Jeans, Los Angeles Public Library
Gendar. photo only.9/3(96)52
environmentalism
Gendar. 8/2(94)12
G-O Road
Lang, photo. 2/3(88)1, 4-7
Margolin. photo. 16(88)10, 11, 16
grants and Native Americans conference, 1994
Gendar. photo. 8/2(94)9, 10, 12
Language Is Life conference, 1996
Abbott, Yamane. photo. 10/1(96)47, 49
language, Karuk (pananu arar hih)
Lang. photo. 3/3(89)3-4
Mattole Project, The e hibit, 1992
Margolin. photo. 6/3(92)37
mythology
Lang. 3/1(89)3
News From Native California benefit, 1990
Anon. photos. 4/4(90)24-25, 48
regalia
Margolin. photos. 7/4(93-94)29, 30, 31, 32 (S9, 10, 11, 12)
Songs Against the G-O Road (1990)
Anon. photo. 4/4(90)24
songs and singing
Lang. 4/2(90)23, 24
Untitled Art Rap in Four Parts, An (1993)
Yamane photo only.7/2(93)14
Wilson, Darryl benefit
Gendar. photo. 6/2(92)44, 45
Language
animals, representation of speech
Hinton. illus. 4/1(89)29-30
borrowing words
Hinton. map. 8/4(95)36-37
coining words
Hinton. map. 8/4(95)36, 37
Hinton. 10/4(97)16, 17
consonantal word play
Hinton. 8/1(94)14-15
cultural conte t
Butler. 9/2(95-96)43-44
Hinton. 8/3(94-95)17-18
diminutive suffi es
Hinton. 8/1(94)14-15
diversity, biological and
Hinton. 10/2(96-97)13
diversity, linguistic
Hinton. 10/2(96-97)13-14
Emerson Bill (H.R. 123) (Language of Government)
Hinton. 9/2(95-96)33, 34
endangered
Hinton. 10/2(96-97)13-14
Endangered Languages, Endangered Knowledge, Endangered Environments conference, 1996
Hinton. 10/2(96-97)13-14
environmental knowledge and
Hinton. 10/2(96-97)14
evidential suffi es
Hinton. 5/4(91)27
gender
Anon. 5/4(91)28
Hinton. chart. 5/3(91)38-39 [corrections: Anon. 5/4(91)28]
generic vs. particular forms
Hinton. chart. 5/4(91)26, 27
geography and
Hinton. 10/2(96-97)13
grammar
Hinton. chart. 5/4(91)26-28
historical events and
Hinton. 5/3(91)38 [corrections: Anon. 5/4(91)28]
homogeneity of
Hinton. 4/4(90)28
honorifics
Hinton. 8/1(94)15
kinship terms
Hinton.diagram.8/2(94)37-40
legislation
Hinton. 5/2(91)22-23
Hinton. 6/4(92)28
Hinton. 9/2(95-96)33-34
legislation, English language and
Hinton. 9/2(95-96)34
Patterson. illus. 1/1(87)15-16
mythology
Hinton. 8/1(94)16
Vera. 7/3(93)19
names, personal
Hinton. 9/4(96)7-9
nonverbal communication
Hinton. 8/3(94-95)16-17
pidgin
Hinton. 10/1(96)15
poems
Hinton. 6/4(92)31
Yamane. 8/1(94)54
renewal
Richardson. 7/4(93-94)52
semantic e tension/shift
Hinton. map. 8/4(95)36, 37
social considerations
Hinton. chart. 5/3(91)39 [corrections: Anon. 5/4(91)28]
songs and singing as communication
Hinton. 2/5(88)3-4
speaking vs. writing
Hinton. 5/1(90-91)35
suppression of
Richardson-Riley. 8/3(94- 95)48
thought patterns and
Vasquez. 10/1(96)50
time and
Hinton. 5/4(91)27
word play
Hinton. charts. 8/1(94)14-16
world view and
Butler. 7/3(93)18
Hinton. 5/4(91)26, 27-28
writing and
Hinton. 8/1(94)55
Hinton. 8/3(94-95)18-19
Language education programs.
Anuenue Public School, language program
Hinton. photo. 10/4(97)20-22
Bilingual Education Training Program, Humboldt State University, CA
Patterson. 4/1(89)58
Humboldt State University Indian Teacher Education
Patterson. 4/1(89)58
immersion programs
Butler. 9/2(95-96)43-44
Fletcher. photo. 7/4(93-94) 49-51
Gendar. 6/4(92)30-31
Hinton. 7/3(93)13-14
Hinton. photos.10/4(97)16-22
Ikdhup'ihiiraam (Karuk Language Camp)
Gendar. 6/4(92)30-31
Karuk Language Camp (Ikdhup'ihiiraam)
Gendar. 6/4(92)30-31
master-apprentice programs
Butler. 7/2(93)36
Hinton. photos. 7/3(93)13-16
Hinton. 8/1(94)53
Hinton. 8/3(94-95)19-20
Korb. photos. 9/2(95-96) 41-42
Vasquez. 10/1(96)50
Mendocino County bilingual education program
Patterson. chart, illus. 4/3(90) 44-45
Northern Sierra Miwuk Language Program
Bibby. 1/6(88)3
Bibby. photos. 4/3(90)46
program planning
Butler. 7/2(93)35-36
reading programs
Patterson. 5/3(91)22-23
Tribal Scholars Language Conference
Hinton. 6/4(92)26-31
Language education techniques
bilingual education
Bibby. 1/6(88)3
Bibby. photos. 4/3(90)46
Butler. 9/2(95-96)43-44
Patterson. illus. 1/1(87)15-16
Patterson. 3/2(89)15
Patterson. chart, illus. 4/3(90) 44-45
Communication-Based Instruction (CBI)
Supahan, Supahan. photos. 9/2(95-96)35-37
learning process
Hinton. 5/1(90-91)34-36
Hinton. 8/1(94)55
Macri. 7/4(93-94)51
Richardson-Riley. 8/3(94- 95)48-49
Supahan, Supahan. 9/2(95- 96)36
Vasquez. 10/1(96)50
repetition and learning
Macri. 7/4(93-94)51
retention
Richardson. 7/4(93-94)52
teaching methods
Bibby. photos. 4/3(90)46
Hinton. 5/1(90-91)34-36
Hinton. 7/3(93)13-14, 15-16
Hinton. 8/3(94-95)16-20
Hinton. photos.10/4(97)16-22
Patterson. 5/3(91)21-22, 23
total physical response teaching method
Hinton. photo. 6/4(92)28, 29
Language families
California
Hinton. charts. 3/3(89)28-30
overview
Hinton. charts, map. 3/3(89) 28-30
Pomoan
Hinton. chart. 3/3(89)29, 30
Uto-Aztecan
Hinton. chart, map. 3/3(89) 28-29, 30
Yuman
Hinton. chart. 3/3(89)29, 30
Hinton. charts. 8/1(94)15-16
Language Master (teaching machine, Bell and Howell)
described
Bibby. photos. 4/3(90)46
Language preservation. See also Languages, Native American; Languages, Native Californian
Hawaiian language schools
Hinton. photos.10/4(97)15-22
Richardson-Riley. 7/1(92- 93)41
methods
Butler. 7/2(93)35-36
renewal
Richardson. 7/4(93-94)52
Richardson-Riley. photos. 8/3(94-95)47-49
Richardson-Riley. 7/1(92- 93)41
restoration
Anon. 9/3(96)50
Hinton. photos.10/1(96)13-16
Yamane. 10/1(96)17
retention
Richardson. 7/4(93-94)52
spirituality and
Wilson. 7/2(93)38
Language stocks
Hokan
Hinton. chart. 3/3(89)28, 29, 30
Penutian
Hinton. chart. 3/3(89)28-29, 30
Languages, Native American. See also Language preservation; Languages, Native Californian
American Indian Language Development Institute
Anon. 7/2(93)36-37
intolerance for
Hinton. 9/2(95-96)33
Native American Language Issues (NALI) Institute
Hinton. 5/2(91)22
Richardson-Riley. 7/1(92- 93)40-41
Native American Languages Act (P. L. 101-477; P. L. 102-524; S. 2044)
Anon. 7/4(93-94)52
Hinton. 5/2(91)22-23
Hinton. 6/4(92)28
Hinton. 9/2(95-96)34
Slagle. 7/2(93)48
Languages, Native Californian. See also Language preservation
Advocates for Indigenous California Language Survival, The (AICLS)
Lemos. 10/3(97)32
affi es, directional
Hinton. chart. 7/2(93)22-23
Alaskan languages, influence
Oswalt. illus, map, photo. 2/3(88)20-22
animals, increased numbers
Frank [Manriquez]. 10/2(96- 97)43
animals, representation of speech
Hinton. illus. 4/1(89)29-30
baby talk
Hinton. charts. 8/1(94)15-16
Baja Californian languages and
Wilken. 10/3(97)6
basketweaving design terminology
Hinton. illus. 6/1(91-92)4-5
Breath of Life / Silent No More, The Native California Language Restoration Workshop, 1996
Anon. 9/3(96)50
Gendar. photo only. 9/4(96)58
Hinton. photos.10/1(96)13-16
Yamane. 10/1(96)17
Bright, William, Dr.
Lang. photo. 3/3(89)3-4
California Indigenous Languages Conference
Richardson-Riley. photo only. 8/3(94-95)48
California Language Committee
Hinton. 6/4(92)30-31
California Languages Conference
Abbott, Yamane. photos. 10/1(96)47-49
Anon. 9/3(96)50
Hinton. photos. 8/1(94)53-55
California place names
Hinton. 2/1(88)22-23
Munro. 3/2(89)27
Circle of Voices Workshop
Lemos. 10/3(97)32
communication-based instruction
Hinton. 8/1(94)53
consonants
Hinton. charts. 2/6(89)27-29
directional names
Hinton. chart, photos. 7/2(93) 20-23
directional names, egocentric
Hinton. 7/2(93)23
disappearance of
Hinton. 6/4(92)25
diversity
Margolin. 7/1(92-93)2
documentation of
Hinton. 9/1(95)41
education
Hinton. 6/4(92)26-31
Hinton. 8/1(94)53
Supahan, Supahan. photos. 9/2(95-96)35-37
families, California
Hinton. charts, map. 3/3(89) 28-30
geography
Hinton. chart, photos. 7/2(93) 20-23
glottalization
Hinton. chart. 2/6(89)28-29
Harrington, John Peabody
Lang. 3/3(89)3, 4
Hupa Language Camp
Fletcher. photo. 7/4(93-94) 49-51
immersion programs
Fletcher. photo. 7/4(93-94) 49-51
Gendar. 6/4(92)30-31
Hinton. 8/1(94)53
Hinton. 7/3(93)13-14
Supahan, Supahan. photo. 8/3(94-95)50
instrumental prefi es (Kashaya Pomo)
Hinton. 4/4(90)28-29
Karuk Language Camp
Gendar. 6/4(92)30-31
Supahan, Supahan. photo. 8/3(94-95)50
Kroeber, Alfred L.
Lang. 3/3(89)3
language families, California
Hinton. charts, map. 3/3(89) 28-30
Language Is Life conference, 1996
Abbott, Yamane. photos. 10/1(96)47-49
Language Restoration Workshop
Anon. 9/3(96)50
learning process
Hinton. 8/1(94)55
left and right, concept of
Hinton. 7/2(93)23
Master-Apprentice Language Learning Program
Anon. 9/3(96)50
Gendar. 8/2(94)45
Hinton. photos. 7/3(93)13-16
Hinton. 8/1(94)53
Hinton. photos. 8/3(94-95) 14-19
Korb. photos. 9/2(95-96) 41-42
Richardson-Riley. photos only. 8/3(94-95)47, 49
Vasquez. 10/1(96)50
mythology and folklore
Hinton. charts. 8/1(94)16
Vera. 7/3(93)19
Native California Network grants, language preservation
Abbott. 8/2(94)13-14
Northern Sierra Miwuk Language Program
Bibby. photos. 4/3(90)46
Now You're Talking - Karuk Ararahi!
Anon. 7/2(93)37
numbers and counting
Hinton. charts, photo. 3/1(89) 25-27
Ohlone language group
Hinton. map. 2/2(88)23-24
overview
Hinton. 1/6(88)22-23
Pomo, Central
Mithun. 7/3(93)11
researchers
Lang. 3/3(89)3-4
Russian language influences
Oswalt. illus, map, photo. 2/3(88)20-22
San Juan Title VII Indian Bilingual Education Program
Bibby. 1/6(88)3
Bibby. photos. 4/3(90)46
speakers, fluent
Hinton, Montijo map, chart. 7/4(93-94)4-9
speakers, survey
Hinton, Montijo map, chart. 7/4(93-94)4-9
spirituality
Vera. 7/3(93)19-20
stories, translated
Super. illus. 3/3(89)4-6
suppression
Richardson-Riley. 8/3(94- 95)48
symbols, writing. charts.
Hinton. 9/1(95)40, 41, 42
translation of
Shipley. 2/5(88)13-15
tribal name origins
Hinton. map. 2/4(88)27-28
Tribal Scholars Language Conference
Anon. 7/1(92-93)39
Hinton. photos. 6/4(92)1, 25-31
Unifon and
Hinton. chart. 2/6(89)26
U. S. Census Bureau statistics
Hinton,Montijo.7/4(93-94)5,6
Villiana Calac Hyde Archive (Luise¤o)
Montijo. photo. 7/3(93)42-43
vowels
Hinton. charts. 2/6(89)26-27, 28
word games
Hinton. 4/4(90)29
word play
Hinton. charts. 8/1(94)14-16
writing and
Hinton. 8/1(94)55
Hinton. charts. 9/1(95)40-42
writing system for
Hinton. charts. 2/6(89)26-29
Lannan Foundation
Indigenous Communities Program
Drummer. 10/3(97)34-35
Lannan, J. Patrick
Indigenous Communities Program, Lannan Foundation
Drummer. 10/3(97)34
LaPena, _____ (Towendolly?
Young?) (Wintu)
LaPena, Frank (son)
LaPena. photo. 3/2(89)3
LaPena, Frank (Wintun, Wintu:
Nomtipom)
art e hibitions
Bernstein. illus. 3/2(89)6-7
LaPena. 1/1(87)14
Wilson. photo. 6/3(92)14-15
art, influences
LaPena. photos. 3/2(89)3, 4-5
art, traditional and commercialism
LaPena. 6/2(92)4-5
Azbill, Henry (Ke'a'a'la)
LaPena. 3/2(89)4
Bag of Bones
Anon. illus. 3/2(89)1, 2
Wilson. 6/3(92)15
Bear Dance singer
LaPena. 3/2(89)4
Bear Dancer
LaPena. illus only. 1/6(88)18
Wilson. 6/3(92)15
Bear n' Coyote Gallery
Gendar. photo. 6/3(92)23
Big Head Bole Dancer
Wilson. 6/3(92)14
Big Head Design II
Wilson. 6/3(92)14
biography
LaPena. photos. 3/2(89)3-5
Blue Shouldered Man (1986)
Bernstein. illus. 3/2(89)7
Bole Dance Spirit
Yamane. illus only. 5/4(91)13
Burning Feathers (1968)
Bernstein. illus. 3/2(89)6
Burning Roundhouse
Wilson. 6/3(92)14-15
Dance Spirit (1981)
Bernstein. illus. 3/2(89)7
Day, Frank and
LaPena. 3/2(89)4
Deer Dance Spirit
Wilson. 6/3(92)14
environmentalism
LaPena. 8/4(95)16-17
family
LaPena. 10/1(96)24
LaPena, LaPena. photos. 10/2(96-97)1, 23, 24, 25
Margolin. photos. 10/2(96- 97)21
Frank LaPena: A Retrospective e hibition, CN Gorman Museum, UC Davis, 1992
Wilson. 6/3(92)14-15
gathering, plants
LaPena. 9/2(95-96)7
grants and Native Americans conference, 1994
Gendar. photo. 8/2(94)9, 10
Honored Elders Day, State Indian Museum
LaPena. photo. 9/4(96)6
LaPena (?), _____ (Towendolly? Young?) (mother)
LaPena. photo. 3/2(89)3
LaPena, Craig (son)
LaPena. photo. 3/2(89)4, 5, 32
LaPena, Sage (Kari) (daughter)
LaPena. photo. 3/2(89)5
Maidu Dancers and Traditionalists
Anon. photo only. 10/4(97)56
LaPena. photos. 3/2(89)4, 5, 32
McKay, Mabel and
LaPena. 7/3(93)4-5
Messenger Spirit
Anon. illus. 1/2(87)5
Moki
Wilson. 6/3(92)15
Mount Shasta
Anon. illus. 1/2(87)5
Native American's View of Rock Art, A (essay)
LaPena. 6/2(92)4-5
Ne t of Kin :LaPena family, Headlands Center for the Arts, 1996
Margolin [Intro]. 10/2(96- 97)21
North
Wilson. 6/3(92)15
North Mountain (triptych)
Alvarez. illus only. 8/4(95)19
Our Ancestors, Our Future mural, Susanville, CA
Anon. photo only. 10/4(97)56
poetry
LaPena. 2/5(88)4, 9, 10
roundhouses
Nabokov. 3/1(89)4, 7, 9
Sacred Mountain '94 (1994)
Alvarez. illus only. 8/3(94-95)5
Singer (1980)
Hinton. illus only. 2/5(88)4
Spirit Singer Praising
LaPena. 2/5(88)4
Two People
LaPena. 2/5(88)9
What It Is To Laugh, What It Is To Sing
LaPena. 2/5(88)10
Wheelwright Museum Twenty Year Retrospective E hibition, 1989
Bernstein. illus. 3/2(89)6-7
Wuk' Wuk (1987)
Bernstein. illus. 3/2(89)6
Wuk' Wuk (1988)
LaPena. photo. 3/2(89)4
Wilson. photo. 6/3(92)14, 15
Yokoli
LaPena. 3/2(89)4
LaPena, Sage [Kari] (Wintun, Wintu: Nomtipom)
childhood
LaPena, LaPena. photo only. 10/2(96-97)23
cradleboard, culture and
LaPena, LaPena. 10/2(96- 97)22
cultural continuity
LaPena, LaPena. photos. 10/2(96-97)1, 21-22, 23
Dancing (poem)
LaPena. 9/3(96)17
family
LaPena, LaPena. photos. 10/2(96-97)21-22, 25
Maidu Dancers and Traditionalists
LaPena. photo. 3/2(89)5
music
LaPena, LaPena. 10/2(96- 97)21
musical instruments
LaPena, LaPena. 10/2(96- 97)21-22
Ne t of Kin :LaPena family, Headlands Center for the Arts, 1996
LaPena, LaPena. 10/2(96- 97)1, 21-22, 23
outdoor learning
LaPena, LaPena. 10/2(96- 97)22, 24
poems
LaPena. 9/3(96)17
portraits, photo
LaPena, LaPena. photos. 10/2(96-97)1, 21, 23
Margolin. photo. 10/2(96-97) 1, 2
LaPena, Vince (Craig) (Wintun, Wintu: Nomtipom)
Bear Dance
LaPena, LaPena. 10/2(96- 97)23, 25
childhood
LaPena, LaPena. photo. 10/2(96-97)23
cultural preservation
LaPena, LaPena. 10/2(96- 97)23, 24-25
dancing
LaPena, LaPena. photos. 10/2(96-97)21, 23, 24-25
education, nature
LaPena, LaPena. 10/2(96- 97)24
Effie Yeaw Nature Center
LaPena, LaPena. 10/2(96- 97)24
elders and
LaPena, LaPena. photo. 10/2(96-97)23, 24, 25
family
LaPena, LaPena. photos. 10/2(96-97)1, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25
LaPena, Frank (father) and
LaPena. photos. 3/2(89)4, 5
Maidu Dancers and Traditionalists
Anon. photo only. 10/4(97)56
LaPena. photo. 3/2(89)4, 5, 32
LaPena, LaPena. photo. 10/2(96-97)23, 25
Ne t of Kin :LaPena family, Headlands Center for the Arts, 1996
LaPena, LaPena. 10/2(96- 97)22-25
songs and singing
LaPena. 2/1(88)19
LaPena, LaPena. 10/2(96- 97)25
Thomas, Al and
LaPena, LaPena. photo only. 10/2(96-97)23
Thunder and Lightning Dance
LaPena, LaPena. 10/2(96- 97)25
LaPlace, Cyrille
Fort Ross
Farris (LaPlace). 2/3(88) 22-23
Pomo, Kashaya and
Farris (LaPlace). 2/3(88) 22-23
Lara, Margaret Marks (Yurok)
Sumeg village (Patrick's Point State Park)
Parkman. photo. 1/3(87)9-10
Lara, Walter, Sr. (Yurok, Coast)
archaeologists and
Lara. 9/4(96)S21, S22
California Heritage Commission
Lara. 9/4(96)S22
Hoopa-Yurok Settlement Act
Lang. 2/6(89)8-9, 11
photograph
Lara. photo. 9/4(96)S21
Sumeg (Patrick's Point State Park)
Fredrickson. photo. 4/1(89)20
Parkman. 5/2(91)4, 5, 7, 8
Largo, David (Cahuilla)
pottery
Ortiz. photos. 9/1(95)35-39
Largo, Donna (Cahuilla)
baskets and basketweaving
Ortiz. photos. 6/2(92)6-7
gathering techniques, basketweaving materials
Ortiz. 6/2(92)6-7
Largo, Tonita "Amuah Anwa"
educational program, Native Californians
Gendar. 5/2(91)39
Lark, Sylvia (Seneca)
obituary
LaPena. 5/2(91)30
Larsen, Nicola (Tule River)
Volunteers In Service To America (VISTA) award
Anon. 4/3(90)36
Larson, John (USFS)
California Basketweavers Gathering
Gendar. 6/1(91-92)34 (S22)
gathering, basketweaving materials
Gendar. 6/1(91-92) (S22)
Lasley, Walter
Intertribal Friendship House
Anon. photo only. 2/1(88)13
Lassen County, CA
demographics, Native Californians, 1927
Slagle. 5/4(91)40
land purchase recommendations, BIA, 1927
Slagle. 5/4(91)40
Lassen Indian Health Center, Susanville, CA
described
Fredrickson. 1/5(87)23
Latta, Frank (Yokuts, Wukchumni)
mythology and folklore
Lewis. 8/1(94)37
Three Women/Three Sisters
Lewis. photos. 8/1(94)37
Lava Beds National Monument, CA
Captain Jack's Stronghold
Hathaway. illus, photo. 4/3(90)4, 5, 7, 10, 12
human remains, reburial, 1988
Hathaway. 4/3(90)10
Modoc War (1872-73)
Hathaway. illus, photos. 4/3(90)4-7
Stronghold Ceremony, 1990
Hathaway. 4/3(90)12
Lavato, Angelo ("Auggie") (Pala Reservation)
Bear Dance
Margolin. 6/4(92)10
bears
Margolin. photo. 6/4(92)9
Law, traditional
Margolin. photo. 8/3(94-95) S10-11
Lawson, Michael, Dr. (BIA)
tribal status, federal acknowledgment
Slagle. 4/2(90)38-39
Lawson, Vana (Pomo, Kashaya?)
Torrez, Bernice Evelyn (Scott- Torrez) (sister)
Lawson. 10/1(96)26
Lawton, Harry
Tell Them Willie Boy Is Here (film, 1970)
Apodaca. 5/3(91)37
Willie Boy: A Desert Manhunt (Lawton)
Apodaca. 5/3(91)36-37
Learning. See also Educational techniques
conte tual vs. structured sequence
Patterson. 5/3(91)21-22, 23
imagery and
Patterson. 5/3(91)23
intelligence and
Patterson. 5/3(91)22
physiology of
Patterson. 5/3(91)21
Leaves, playing
described
Lucas. photo. 8/1(94)45
McClendon, Ortiz. 8/1(94) 44
Lee, Gaylen (Mono, North Fork?)
Mono Wind Flower Farm
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)17
Lee, Georgia
artists, Native Californian
Apodaca. 4/2(90)41
Columbian Consequences: Archaeological and Historical Perspectives on the Spanish Borderlands West (Hurst, ed.)
Apodaca. 4/2(90)41
missions and art
Apodaca. 4/2(90)41
Sapaski ("House of the Sun")
Krupp. 1/5(87)12
Lee, Judy (Mono, North Fork?)
Mono Wind Flower Farm
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)17
Lee, Stephanie (Mono?)
Indian Fair Days, Sierra Mono Museum
Anon. photos only. 1/6(88)13
LeFobeau, Beverly (Pit River)
ceremonial skirts
Ortiz. photos. 2/4(88)28, 29
Legislation, California, county and local
archaeological sites
Dr. Coyote. 1/3(87)23
Legislation, California State. See also Legislation, federal
A. B. 12 (Return of Human Remains and Grave Artifacts)
Gendar. 5/4(91)36
A. B. 240 (Peace Bill)
Slagle. 5/3(91)41
A. B. 861 (abolition of Native American Heritage Commission)
Gendar. 7/2(93)46
A. B. 2577 (Return of Human Remains and Grave Artifacts)
Anon. 4/3(90)27
Gendar. 5/1(90-91)30
Katz. 5/1(90-91)23
LaPena. 5/1(90-91)28
A. B. 3334 (Eliminate funding for Native American Heritage Commission)
Anon. 6/2(92)45
A. B. 3477 (Hazardous Waste)
Gendar. 5/1(90-91)30
A. B. 3709 (Indian Education)
Gendar. 5/1(90-91)30
A. C. R. 158 (Hlel-Din Memorial Bridge)
Fredrickson. 3/1(89)19
A. J. R. 61: Relative to Federally Reserved Water Rights
Slagle. 2/2(88)20
Slagle. 2/6(89)21
Affirmative Action
Slagle. 10/2((6-97)37
archaeological sites
Dr. Coyote. 1/3(87)23
archaeological vandalism
Fredrickson. 1/2(87)15
C. C. R. Section 30, Title 14 (limits on gathering seafood)
Ortiz. 4/2(90)6-7, 9
California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)
Gendar. 9/2(95-96)45
Love. 9/4(96)S29-S30
Smith. 9/4(96)S17
education
Gendar. 5/1(90-91)30
gambling
Slagle. 1/2(87)16
gathering limitations
Fredrickson. 4/1(89)20
Ortiz. photos. 2/2(88)24-25
Ortiz. 4/2(90)6-7, 9
grave vandalism (S. B. 477)
Fredrickson. 1/2(87)15
human remains, return and reburial
Anon. 4/3(90)27
Gendar. 5/1(90-91)30
Gendar. 5/4(91)36
Katz. 5/1(90-91)23
LaPena. 5/1(90-91)28
Rivera. 2/6(89)13
Slagle. 2/4(88)25
Indian education programs
Gendar. 5/1(90-91)30
jurisdiction, state vs. federal
Slagle. 7/4(93-94)56
Native American Heritage Commission, abolition of (A. B. 861)
Gendar. 7/2(93)46
Native American Heritage Commission, elimination of funding (A.B. 3334)
Anon. 6/2(92)45
Peace Bill (A.B. 240)
Slagle. 5/3(91)41
Proposition 209 (end Affirmative Action)
Slagle. 10/2(96-97)37
S. B. 477 (Native American grave vandalism)
Fredrickson. 1/2(87)15
S. B. 1180
Gendar. 9/2(95-96)45
to ic waste
Slagle. 5/3(91)41
water rights
Slagle. 2/2(88)20
Slagle. 2/6(89)20
Legislation, federal. See also Legislation, California State; U.S. Constitution
25 C. F. R. 83
Slagle. 1/4(87)18-19, 20
Slagle. 1/5(87)21
Slagle. 5/3(91)41
Slagle. 6/1(91-92)37, 38, 39, 40
Slagle. 8/3(94-95)59
25 U. S. C. 465
Slagle. 9/3(96)58
25 U. S. C. 476
Slagle. 1/5(87)21
Slagle. 3/2(89)24
Slagle. 8/3(94-95)56, 57
25 U. S. C. 479
Slagle. 1/5(87)21
25 U. S. C. 2502
Slagle. 6/1(91-92)40
Administrative Procedures Act (APA)
Slagle. 5/3(91)41-42
adoption and foster care
Slagle. 10/4(97)51
American Indian Development Finance Corporation Act (S. 143; S.721/H.R. 2455 H.R. 4248)
Slagle. 2/3(88)28-29
American Indian Religious Freedom Act (P.L. 95-341, 25 USC, Sec 1996) (1976)
Slagle. 7/2(93)48
Smith. 9/4(96)S17
American Indian Religious Freedom Act Amendments (S. 1124; S. 1979; S.2250)
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
Antiquities Act (1906)
Smith. 9/4(96)S17
Archaeological Resources Protection Act (1979)
Smith. 9/4(96)S17
archaeological sites
Dr. Coyote. 1/3(87)23
Smith. 9/4(96)S17
Archaeology Protection Act (1981)
Fredrickson. 1/1(87)15
California Desert Protection Act
Paton. 8/4(95)50-51
Paton. 9/4(96)55, 56
California Indian Advisory Act [California Advisory Council Act] (1992)
Gendar. 8/1(94)50
Slagle. 8/1(94)57-58
California Land Claims Act (1851)
Slagle. map. 3/3(89)22-23
California Rancheria Act (1958) (H.R. 2824)
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)33, 34 (S13, 14)
Slagle. 1/5(87)21-22
Slagle. 8/1(94)57
California Tribal Status Act (H. R. 2144)
Slagle. 5/4(91)38
Slagle. 6/1(91-92)39
Slagle. 6/4(92)41
California Tribal Status Act (H. R. 5436)
Slagle. 5/1(90-91)26-27
Slagle. 5/2(91)35
Slagle. 5/3(91)40-41, 43
Central Valley Project Improvement Act
Gendar. 8/2(94)45
Commission on Indian Recognition (H.R. 1154)
Slagle. 10/4(97)50
Dawes Severalty Act (1887?)
Anon. 7/1(92-93)35 (S15)
Patterson. 4/1(89)34
eagles, religious use of
Slagle. 7/3(93)51
Emerson Bill (H.R. 123) (Language of Government)
Hinton. 9/2(95-96)33, 34
Equal Protection Clause
Slagle. 7/2(93)49
Foreign Service internship program (H.R. 1488)
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
gambling
Slagle. 1/2(87)16, 17
Slagle. 10/4(97)49, 50, 51
Grand Ronde Restoration Act (1983) (P.L. 98-185)
Slagle. 1/5(87)21
H. C. R. 83-108 (Termination of Tribal Status)
Slagle. 6/1(91-92)40
H. C. R. 108 (Termination of Tribal Status)
Slagle. 3/1(89)23
Slagle. 9/3(96)56
H. R. 123 (Emerson Bill) (Language of Government)
Hinton. 9/2(95-96)33, 34
H. R. 325 (Indian gaming ta )
Slagle. 10/4(97)49, 50
H. R. 452 (Indian Gaming Regulatory Act amendment)
Slagle. 10/3(97)41
H. R. 504 (Tribally Controlled Community College Assistance Act)
Hinton. 5/2(91)22
H. R. 563
Alvarez. 8/4(95)19
H. R. 671 (Federal recognition procedures)
Slagle. 8/4(95)57
H. R. 739 (Roth Bill) (Language of Government)
Hinton. 9/2(95-96)33
H. R. 1005 (King Bill) (Language of Government)
Hinton. 9/2(95-96)33
H. R. 1154 (Commission on Indian Recognition)
Slagle. 10/4(97)50
H. R. 1426 (Lumbee Recognition Act)
Slagle. 6/1(91-92)37
H. R. 1448 (Indian Child Welfare Act amendment)
Gendar. 9/1(95)44
H. R. 1488 (Foreign Service internship program)
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
H. R. 1554 (unrelated business income ta )
Slagle. 10/4(97)49-50
H. R. 2144 (California Tribal Status Act)
Slagle. 5/4(91)38
Slagle. 6/1(91-92)39
Slagle. 6/4(92)41
H. R. 2507
Slagle. 2/4(88)26
H. R. 2591 (California Acknowledgment Bill)
Slagle. 9/3(96)56, 57
H. R. 2824
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)33, 34 (S13, 14)
Slagle. 1/5(87)21
H. R. 2997, te t quoted
Slagle. 9/3(96)58
H. R. 3430 (reform of acknowledgment process)
Slagle. 6/1(91-92)37
H. R. 3607 (Southern California Indian Land Transfer Act)
Fredrickson. 2/6(89)20
Kaldenberg. 1/5(87)3
H. R. 4248 (American Indian Finance Development Corp.)
Slagle. 2/3(88)28-29
H. R. 4462 (Indian Federal Recognition Administrative Procedures Act) (1994)
Slagle. 8/3(94-95)58-59
H. R. 4469 (partition reservation land in Hoopa Valley)
Slagle. 2/3(88)30
H. R. 5411 (return of human remains by Smithsonian Institution)
Rivera. 2/6(89)13
H. R. 5436 (California Tribal Status Act)
Slagle. 5/1(90-91)26-27
Slagle. 5/2(91)35
Slagle. 5/3(91)40-41
Hoopa-Yurok Settlement Act (P.L. 100-580)
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
Lang. map, photos. 2/6(89) 8-11
Slagle. 2/5(88)23
human remains, repatriation and reburial
Chartkoff. 9/4(96)S2, S3
Planas. 6/2(92)41,
Rivera. 2/6(89)13
Rivera. 6/2(92)42
Smith. 9/4(96)S17
Indian Arts and Crafts Act (P.L. 101-644) (1990)
Anon. 5/4(91)12
Gendar. 6/2(92)45
Indian Child Welfare Act
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)25-26 (S5-6)
Gendar. 9/1(95)44
Moisa. 2/4(88)10-11; 8/2(94)29
Peters. 1/1(87)19
Slagle. 10/4(97)50-51
Indian Civil Rights Act (1968)
Slagle. 3/1(89)22
Indian Civilization Act (1819)
Patterson. 4/1(89)33
Indian Claims Commission Act
Slagle. 8/2(94)49
Indian Federal Recognition Administrative Procedures Act (H.R. 4462) (1994)
Slagle. 8/3(94-95)58-59
Indian Gaming Regulatory Act (S.555)
Fredrickson. 2/6(89)21
Slagle. 2/4(88)25-26
Slagle. 2/5(88)22-23
Slagle. 7/4(93-94)56
Indian Gaming Regulatory Act amendment (H.R. 452)
Slagle. 10/3(97)41
Indian General Environmental Assistance Act
Slagle. 10/3(97)40
Indian Health Care Improvement Act reauthorization (S.129)
Fredrickson. 1/6(88)22
Fredrickson. 2/2(88)22-23
Fredrickson. 3/2(89)23
Slagle. 1/1(87)16[, 18]
Slagle. 1/6(88)19
Slagle. 2/1(88)21
Slagle. 2/2(88)20-21
Slagle. 2/5(88)22
Indian Religious Crimes Code (1921)
Slagle. 7/2(93)48, 49
Indian Reorganization Act (Wheeler-Howard Act)
Slagle. 1/5(87)20-21
Slagle. 5/1(90-91)27
Slagle. 5/3(91)43
Slagle. 6/1(91-92)40
Slagle. 6/3(92)50-51
Slagle. 8/1(94)57, 59
Slagle. 8/2(94)47, 49
Slagle. 8/3(94-95)56, 57
Slagle. 10/2(96-97)38
Johnson-O'Malley Act
Patterson. 4/1(89)34
jurisdiction, state vs. federal
Slagle. 7/4(93-94)56
King Bill (H. R. 1005) (Language of Government)
Hinton. 9/2(95-96)33
language
Hinton. 5/2(91)22-23
Hinton. 9/2(95-96)33-34
Low-level Radioactive Waste Policy Act (1985)
Klasky. 6/4(92)20
Mineral Royalty on Federal Lands Collection Act (P.L. 104-185)
Slagle. 10/3(97)40
National Environmental Policy Act (1969)
Smith. 9/4(96)S17
National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) (1966)
Alvarez. 8/3(94-95)6
Alvarez. 8/4(95)19
Haro(Queensberry). 9/4(96) S17
Love. 9/4(96)S29-S30
Smith. 9/4(96)S17
Native American Free E ercise of Religion Act (NAFERA) (S. 1021) (1993)
Slagle. 7/3(93)49-51
Slagle. 7/4(93-94)56
Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (PL 101-601) (1990)
Chartkoff. 9/4(96)S2, S3
Gendar. 6/3(92)47
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)18
Planas. 6/2(92)41, 43
Rivera. 6/2(92)42, 43
Smith. 9/4(96)S17
Native American Housing Assistance and Self Determination Act
Slagle. 10/3(97)40
Native American Languages Act (P. L. 101-477; P. L. 102-524; S. 2044)
Anon. 7/4(93-94)52
Hinton. 5/2(91)22-23
Hinton. 6/4(92)28
Hinton. 9/2(95-96)34
Slagle. 7/2(93)48
Native American Museum Claims Commission Act (S. 187)
Rivera. 2/6(89)13
Slagle. 2/4(88)25
Oklahoma Indian Welfare Act (1935)
Slagle. 1/5(87)20-21
Omnibus Appropriations Bill
Slagle. 10/3(97)41
Organized Crime Control Act (OCCA)
Slagle. 1/2(87)16
P. L. 93-437 (Indian Health Care Improvement Act)
Fredrickson. 1/6(88)22
Fredrickson. 2/2(88)22-23
Fredrickson. 3/2(89)23
Slagle. 1/1(87)16[, 18]
Slagle. 1/6(88)19
Slagle. 2/1(88)21
Slagle. 2/2(88)20-21
Slagle. 2/5(88)22
P. L. 98-185 (Grand Ronde Restoration Act)
Slagle. 1/5(87)21
P. L. 100-580 (Hoopa-Yurok Settlement Act)
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
Lang. map, photos. 2/6(89) 8-11
Slagle. 2/5(88)23
P. L. 101-477 (Native American Languages Act)
Hinton. 5/2(91)22-23
Slagle. 7/2(93)48
P. L. 101-601 (Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act, 1990)
Chartkoff. 9/4(96)S2, S3
Planas. 6/2(92)41, 43
Rivera. 6/2(92)42
Smith. 9/4(96)S17
P. L. 101-644 (Indian Arts and Crafts Act)
Anon. 5/4(91)12
Gendar. 6/2(92)45
P. L. 102-188 (Year of the American Indian)
Gendar. 6/2(92)45
P. L. 102-524 (Native American Languages Act)
Anon. 7/4(93-94)52
P. L. 103-263 (review of tribal status)
Slagle. 8/2(94)47-48, 49
Slagle. 8/3(94-95)56
Slagle. 9/3(96)57
P. L. 104-178 (Trading With the Indians Act Repeal)
Slagle. 10/3(97)40
P. L. 104-182 (Safe Drinking Water Act reauthorization)
Slagle. 10/3(97)40
P. L. 104-185 (Mineral Royalty on Federal Lands Collection Act)
Slagle. 10/3(97)40
P. L. 104-188 (Small Business Protection Act)
Slagle. 10/3(97)40
P. L. 280 (tribal sovereignty)
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)25 (S5)
Moisa. 2/4(88)11
Slagle. 1/2(87)16, 17
Slagle. 2/4(88)26
peyote
Slagle. 7/3(93)51
prisoners' rights
Slagle. 7/3(93)51
Relocation-Vocational Training Act (1951)
Moisa. map, photos. 2/2(88)8-11
Roth Bill (H.R. 739) (Language of Government)
Hinton. 9/2(95-96)33, 34
S. 129 Indian Health Care Improvement Act reauthorization
Fredrickson. 1/6(88)22
Fredrickson. 3/2(89)23
Slagle. 1/1(87)16[, 18]
Slagle. 1/6(88)19
Slagle. 2/1(88)21
Slagle. 2/5(88)22
S. 187 Native American Museum Claims Commission Act
Rivera. 2/6(89)13
Slagle. 2/4(88)25
S. 356 (Shelby Bill) (Language of Government)
Hinton. 9/2(95-96)33
S. 555 (Indian Gaming Regulatory Act)
Fredrickson. 2/6(89)21
Slagle. 2/4(88)25-26
Slagle. 2/5(88)22-23
Slagle. 7/4(93-94)56
S. 611 (federal acknowledgment process reform)
Slagle. 3/2(89)24-25
Slagle. 3/3(89)20, 21-22
Slagle. 4/2(90)34, 36-38
S. 764 (Indian Child Welfare Act amendment)
Gendar. 9/1(95)44
S. 912 (reform of federal acknowledgment process)
Slagle. 3/3(89)21, 22
Slagle. 4/2(90)36, 37-38
S. 978 (creation of National Museum of the American Indian)
LaPena. 5/2(91)30
S. 1021 (Native American Free E ercise of Religion Act)
Slagle. 7/3(93)49-51
Slagle. 7/4(93-94)56
S. 1315 (reform of federal acknowledgment process)
Slagle. 6/1(91-92)38, 39-40
S. 1722 (human remains return)
Rivera. 2/6(89)13
S. 2017 (protection of privileges and immunities)
Slagle. 8/1(94)59
S. 2044 (Native American Languages Act) (1992)
Hinton., 6/4(92)28
S. 2250 American Indian Religious Freedom Act amendment
Falk. 2/3(88)8-9
Margolin. 1/6(88)11
Slagle. 2/4(88)24-25
S. 2375 Federal Acknowledgment of Tribal Status
Slagle. 6/2(92)48
Slagle. 8/4(95)56
S. 2382 Indian Health Services
Slagle. 2/3(88)29
sacred sites
Slagle. 7/3(93)49, 50-51
Safe Drinking Water Act Reauthorization (P.L. 104-182)
Slagle. 10/3(97)40
Shelby Bill (S.356) (Language of Government)
Hinton. 9/2(95-96)33
Small Business Protection Act (P.L. 104-188)
Slagle. 10/3(97)40
Southern California Indian Land Transfer Act (H.R. 3607), 1985
Fredrickson. 2/6(89)20
Kaldenberg. 1/5(87)3
ta es
Slagle. 10/4(97)49-50, 51
Technical Corrections to Interior Department Legislation (1994)
Slagle. 8/3(94-95)56, 57-58
Trading With the Indian s Act Repeal (P.L. 104-178)
Slagle. 10/3(97)40
tribal sovereignty
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)25 (S5)
Slagle. 5/3(91)40, 41
Slagle. 8/3(94-95)56-58
tribal status, federal acknowledgment
Slagle. 1/3(87)20
Slagle. 1/4(87)18-19, 20
Slagle. 3/3(89)20-23
Slagle. 5/2(91)35
Slagle. 5/3(91)40-41
Slagle. 6/1(91-92)37-40
Slagle. 6/2(92)47, 48
Slagle. 8/1(94)57-59
Slagle. 8/3(94-95)58-59
tribal status, federal acknowledgment process reform
Slagle. 3/2(89)24-25
Slagle. 3/3(89)20, 21-22
Slagle. 4/2(90)34, 36-38
Slagle. 6/1(91-92)37-40
Slagle. 8/1(94)59
Slagle. 8/3(94-95)58-59
Slagle. 8/4(95)57
tribal status, restoration
Slagle. 1/5(87)20-21
tribal status, termination
Slagle. 1/5(87)20-21
Tribally Controlled Community College Assistance Act (H.R. 504)
Hinton. 5/2(91)22
welfare, Native Americans and
Gendar. 8/3(95)54
welfare reform
Slagle. 10/3(97)40-41
world wide web sites
Gendar. 10/3(97)38
Year of the American Indian (PL 102-188)
Gendar. 6/2(92)45
Lehman, _____ (U.S. Rep., D-CA)
House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs
Slagle. 3/1(89)23
Leivas, Matt (Chemehuevi)
Master-Apprentice Language Learning Program
Richardson-Riley. photo only. 8/3(94-95)49
Leldin (Hupa settlement)
history of
Davis. photo. 1/3(87)16-17
South Fork/Trinity Bridge (Hlel- Din Memorial Bridge)
Fredrickson. 3/1(89)19
Lemos, Frank Winai (Chumash, Venture¤o)
Advocates for Indigenous California Language Survival
Lemos. 10/2(96-97)43
autobiographical overview
Lemos. 10/2(96-97)43
Breath of Life / Silent No More language restoration workshop, 1996
Gendar. photo only. 9/4(96) 58
Hinton. photo. 10/1(96)13, 16
Language Is Life conference, 1996
Abbott, Yamane. photo. 10/1(96)47
language preservation
Abbott, Yamane. photo. 10/1(96)47
______, Lena
Lena (photograph, Aguilar)
Aguilar. photo only. 9/2(95- 96)31
Silent No More, Breath of Life workshop
Gendar. photo only. 9/4(96) 58
Leshy, John D. (Dept. of Interior Solicitor)
25 U. S. C. 476
Slagle. 8/3(94-95)56-57
tribal sovereignty
Slagle. 8/3(94-95)56-57
tribe, definition of
Slagle. 8/3(94-95)56
_____, Letitia ("Titti") (Miwok)
Northern Sierra Miwuk Language Program
Bibby. photo only. 4/3(90)46
Levi, Beresto (Cahuilla)
music recordings, songs and singing
Apodaca. 4/2(90)21
Levi, Robert (Cahuilla)
Bird Songs
Apodaca. photos. 4/2(90)20, 21
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
Moisa. photo. 4/4(90)26
Cahuilla Bird Singers
Apodaca. photo only. 4/2(90) 20
Levi, Beresto (father), Cahuilla music recordings
Apodaca. photos. 4/2(90)20, 21
Macarro, Mark and
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
Moisa. 4/4(90)26
songs and singing
Apodaca. photos. 4/2(90)20, 21
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
Moisa. photo. 4/4(90)26
traditional folk arts grant
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
Levine, _____ (U.S. Rep., D-CA)
House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs
Slagle. 3/1(89)22, 23
Levy, Neil (CILS)
California Indian Legal Services
Margolin. 7/1(92-93)22, 24 (S2, 4)
Lewis, Andy
California Indian Basketweavers Gathering
Ortiz. photo only. 6/1(91- 92)29 (S17)
Lewis, Carol Korb. See Korb, Carole
Lewis, Claude (Mojave)
Master-Apprentice Language Learning Program
Hinton. photo. 7/3(93)14, 15
Hinton (Preserving). photo. 8/3(94-95)15, 16, 17
Lewis, Henrietta (Yurok)
California Indian Basketweavers Gathering
Ortiz. photo only. 6/1(91- 92)29 (S17)
gathering, basketweaving materials
Ortiz. 6/1(91-92)29 (S17)
Lewis, Josephine ("Josie") (Karuk/Wiyot)
baskets and basketweaving
Lewis, Dides. 6/4(92)4-6
Circle of Voices, A documentation workshop
Robles. photo only. 9/1(95)13
gathering basketweaving materials
Lewis, Dides. 6/4(92)4, 5
Lewis, Kathy (Yokuts, Chukchansi; Choinumni; Chowchilla/ Cassons/Dalinche/Cherokee)
biographical overview
Anon. 10/4(97)35
Captured Warrior, The (poem)
Lewis. 10/4(97)39
childhood
Lewis. 8/1(94)37
For J.M. (poem)
Lewis. 10/4(97)35
Grandpa's Hands (poem)
Lewis. 9/3(96)20
Guesser, The (poem)
Lewis. 10/4(97)36-37
human remains, return and reburial
Planas. photo only. 6/2(92)41
My Father's Story (poem)
Lewis. 10/4(97)38
mythology and folklore
Lewis. 8/1(94)37-38
Sisters in Struggle (poem)
Lewis. 10/4(97)40
Three Women/Three Sisters
Lewis. photos. 8/1(94)37-38
Librado, Fernando (Chumash)
musical instruments
Sterling. photo. 2/2(88)4, 5, 6, 7
Libraries
American Indian Center Library, San Jose, CA
Gendar. 4/4(90)33
Gendar. 5/1(90-91)30
American Indian Resource Center, Los Angeles County Public Library
Lippert. 1/2(87)6-7
Auberry Library
Margolin. photos. 3/3(89)7, 8
Braun Research Library
Bicknell. 3/1(89)23-24
California Indian Project
Margolin. photos. 3/3(89)7-8, 32
California State Library
Anon. 3/2(89)28
Indian Library Services Project, San Diego County Public Library
Brown. photos. 2/6(89)14-15
Fredrickson. 2/4(88)23
Lakeport Library
Margolin. photos. 3/3(89)7, 8, 32
Library of Congress
Hinton. 2/4(88)28
Keeling. 1/1(87)4-5
Lang. 4/2(90)24
Library Services for Indian Tribes, California State Department of Education
Fredrickson. 2/5(88)19
Morongo Indian Reservation Library
Fredrickson. 3/2(89)22-23
North Fork Library
Margolin. photo. 3/3(89)7, 8
Round Valley Public Library
Campbell. photo. 5/1(90- 91)37
U. S. Department of Education grants
Fredrickson. 3/2(89)22-23
Library of Congress
Federal Cylinder Project, American Folklore Center, 1979
Hinton. 2/4(88)28
Keeling. 1/1(87)4-5
Lang. 4/2(90)24
Life On The Water Theater, Fort Mason, San Francisco, CA
News From Native California benefit, 1990
Anon. photos. 4/4(90)24-25, 48
Margolin. 4/4(90)2
Songs Against the GO Road (1990)
Anon. photos. 4/4(90)24-25, 48
Lifestyles
education
Margolin. 10/3(97)33
housing
Margolin. photo. 10/3(97)33
traditional vs. contemporary
Margolin. photo. 10/3(97)33
Limbaugh, Rush
hate crimes
Slagle. 9/1(95)48
Native Americans, hostility toward
Slagle. 8/4(95)58
Slagle. 9/1(95)48-49
racism
Slagle. 9/1(95)48-49
Lincoln, Edie (Round Valley)
singers, traditional
Margolin. photo only. 3/3(89) 7
Lincoln, Edwina (Yuki)
Longest Walk Anniversary Reunion, 1990
Anon. 4/3(90)37
police harassment
Pickett. 9/4(96)4
Wailaki Gardens
Cole. 7/3(93)47
Lincoln, Eugene Bear (Round Valley Reservation)
Davis, Bob, death of
Pickett. 9/4(96)3, 4, 5
Lincoln, Lavena (Pomo)
singers, traditional
Margolin. photo only. 3/3(89) 7
Lincoln, Pat (Wailaki)
Longest Walk Anniversary Reunion, 1990
Anon. 4/3(90)37
singers, traditional
Margolin. photo only. 3/3(89) 7
Wailaki Gardens
Cole. 7/3(93)47
Lincoln, Ron
Eel River Indian Cultural Organization
Patterson. 3/2(89)15
Lindauer, Frederick J.
artifact theft
Gendar. 9/3(96)55
Lindgren, A el (Yurok)
boats and boat building
Beasley, Mount. photo. 2/4(88)18-19
Sumeg (Patrick's Point State Park)
Fredrickson. 4/1(89)20
Lingo, Josh (Tuolumne Rancheria)
Youth Injury Prevention Project
Anon. photo only. 4/3(90)36
Lingo, Melissa (Tuolumne Rancheria)
Youth Injury Prevention Project
Anon. photo only. 4/3(90)36
Lisac, Andrew
Stanford at Kashaya Program
Sarris. 4/1(89)56-57
Lisenburg, Marlene
human remains, return and reburial
Planas. photo only. 6/2(92)42
Little Deer, Mike
Native American Arts Guild of Fresno
Patterson. photo. 3/2(89) 14-15
Little Ike (Karuk)
fishing
Anon. photo only. 2/3(88)32
Little Toby (Yuki)
anthropologists and
Oandasan. 2/4(88)12
Living Traditions, Humboldt County Cultural Art Center, 1991
LaPena. 5/2(91)30
Lobby Gallery, Mendocino Art Center, Mendocino, CA
Songs Still To Come . . ., 1987
Anon. 1/5(87)10
Lobo, Frank (Acjachme [Juane¤o])
Circle of Voices, A documentation workshop
Robles. photos. 9/1(95)13, 15
Lobo, Kelina (Acjachme)
Waha' Wuot I (monoprint), 1994
Moisa. illus. 8/3(94-95)8
Weaving Contemporary Ceremony I & II e hibition, 1995
Moisa. illus. 8/3(94-95)8
Lobo, Susan
California Indian Radio
Cook. 9/4(96)12
Local Indians For Education (LIFE), Shasta County, CA
arts and crafts collective, Old Shasta Visitor Center
Moisa. 2/5(88)10
Ortiz. map, photo. 2/4(88)29
Indian Art and Design Gift Shop
Seely. 10/1(96)53
Lockart, Loraine (Pomo?)
Pomo Women's Club
McGill. photo only. 4/3(90)23
Locke, Patricia (Siou , Hunkpapa; Lakota; Standing Rock/ Chippewa, White Earth, Mississippi Band)
Lockhart, Garth (Pomo?)
Pinoleville Athletic Club
Brovarney. photo only. 10/1(96)33
Lockhart, Lou (Pomo?)
baseball
Brovarney. photo only. 10/1(96)33
Margolin. 10/1(96)10
Myers, Joseph A. (Joe) (nephew)
Margolin. 10/1(96)10
Pinoleville Athletic Club, baseball
Brovarney. photo only. 10/1(96)33
Loew, Oscar, Dr.
Wintun in Colorado, 1879
Farris. 4/1(89)12
Lofton, Geneva (Luise¤o / Diegue¤o / Cupe¤o)
California Indian Basketweavers Gathering
Ortiz. 6/1(91-92)21 (S9)
Logan, Eleanor
California Indian Basketweavers Gathering, 1992
Anon. photo only. 6/4(92)7
Logan, Rachel (Yuki)
Round Valley Indian Reservation
Multiple authors (Logan). 5/2(91)20
language
Multiple authors (Logan). 5/2(91)20
Logging
restrictions, traditional
Thompson. 6/2(92)27 (S11)
LOLANGKOK. See SINKYONE, LOLANGKOK
Lollapalooza concert tour
Tongva participation 1993
Cleaves. photo. 8/2(94)17-19
Lolsel ("Wild Tobacco") village (Pomo)
McKay, Mabel and
Sarris. 2/4(88)3, 6
site of
Sarris. 2/4(88)6
Loma Prieta Earthquake, 1989
reaction to
Anon. 4/1(89)2
Shared Living Resource Center
Gendar. 4/4(90)32
Lompoc Museum, Lompoc, CA
Centeno, Juanita, memorial e hibit
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)20</ |
