McConnel’s field notes on the Klamath Valley (California) Indian language Karuk made in the summers of 1932 and 1933.
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McConnel’s field notes on the Klamath Valley (California) Indian language Karuk
made in the summers of 1932 and 1933.
Collection: Ursula Hope McConnel
Series Identifier: AA 191/05
McConnel’s field notes on the Klamath Valley (California) Indian language Karuk made in the summers of 1932 and 1933.
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AA 191/05/01 -
Top of first page: 'Dora Davis. Medicine for pain in chest & elsewhere.'
AA 191/05/02 -
Title: 'Panther & Wild Cat'.Mythic narrative largely in English.
AA 191/05/03 -
Text in Indian language and English, narrative concerning Wild Cat and Panther and medicines.
AA 191/05/04 -
Title: 'Deer Story. 'How got medicine for deer hunting'.
AA 191/05/05 -
Title: 'Salmon medicine'. Myth re character Ikxanegar. People mentioned: Pete Harry, ?Rita, Dumpey Pepper
AA 191/05/06 -
Title on first page. : 'Johnny Pepper's account of Kitaxriba'.
AA 191/05/07 -
First sentence: 'Medicine used if one is run down sick losing weight etc'.
AA 191/05/08 -
First two sentences: 'Phoebe gave me this got it from Johnny's mother'.
AA 191/05/09 -
Title: 'Song of Kitaxriba'. Indian language and English.
AA 191/05/10 -
Title begins with 'Kitaxriba'.
AA 191/05/11 -
Title: Kitaxriba medicine
AA 191/05/12 -
First 2 lines: 'Snake is near Kitaxriba place'. Mention of Francis Davis. Mostly English.
AA 191/05/13 -
Title: 'Kitaxriba at A[--] (illegible)'. Mention of Mrs ?Donahin's grandfather, and Mrs Ike. Indian language and English.
AA 191/05/14 -
First sentence: 'This Kitaxriba was not a bad one' that's why women in family way goes that way' Mrs Davis threw it through hole first time'.