Index Authors and titles
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
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
Alphabetical by author's last name. Subentries list all articles the author has written for News, arranged in chronological order using the following format:
vol / no(year) page nos. title.
SR=Special Report page no.
Abbott, Mary Bates
6/3(92)30. Grants
6/4(92)34-35. Grants: Thinking About College
7/1(92-93)17. Grants
7/1(92-93)47-49. Index, News From Native California,
Volume 6, Numbers 1-4
7/2(93)41. Grants
7/3(93)43. Grants
7/4(93-94)13. Grants
8/1(94)13. Grants
8/2(94)13-14. Grants: Native California Network
8/3(94-95)45-46. Grants: Children's Programs
8/4(95)41-42. Grants: Connecting with Funders
9/2(95-96)13-14. Grants: Moving Forward in Trying Times
9/3(96)51-52. Grants
10/1(96)47-49. The Advocate: Language is Life
Adams, Cheryl J.
4/3(90)25-26. Chico State's Reburial Summit Meeting
Aguilar, Dugan
9/2(95-96)25-32. Spirit and Feeling
Alcantra, Salome
4/1(89)41-42. School Days in Northern California:
The Accounts of Six Pomo Women
Aldama, Maria
7/2(93)6. Coyote Baptizes the Chickens (translator)
Allen, Elsie
4/1(89)40-41. School Days in Northern California:
The Accounts of Six Pomo Women
Alonzo, Josie
8/4(95)10. The Weather In Native California:
The Rainmaker's Song
8/4(95)11. The Weather In California:
Yokuts Rainmakers and their Charmstones
Alvarez, Michelle
7/4(93-94)12. WithOut . The Bay Area's Native
American Rap Group
8/3(94-95)1, 4-7. Mount Shasta: A Question of Power
8/4(95)18-19. An Ongoing Threat to Our Sacred Places.
More news on the status of Mount Shasta
8/4(95)46-47. CIBA Brings Issues to Forest Service
Alvarez, Susan H.
1/4(87)10-14, 24. Acorns: The Staff of Life
Alvitre, Cindi
9/1(95)34. With Respect, Wa'at Guata Tayiy Hunuka,
Remember Our Ancestors, Bernard "Nino" Alvitre, June 25, 192J
January 5, 1995
American Anthropological Associates (AAA)
9/4(96)SR28. California Indians Archaeology. A Special Report:
Ethical Guidelines for Archaeologists and Anthropologists
Anderson, Filbert
5/2(91)21. The Singing Feather
Anderson, Florence
4/1(89)44-45. School Days in Northern California:
The Accounts of Six Pomo Women
Anderson, Kat
6/2(92)19-21. At Home in the Wilderness
6/2(92)22-23. From Burns to Baskets
6/2(92)40. Restoring Deer Grass
Anderson-Dell'Osso
5/4(91)23. With Respect: Arlene Jane Anderson, 1931-1991
Andreas, Anthony J.
9/4(96)SR5. California Indians & Archaeology.
A Special Report: Native Americans and Archaeology
Andrews, Raymond
8/2(94)16-17. Piuga: A Treasured Food
Anonymous
1/1(87)2. Editors' Notes
1/1(87)5. California Indian Music Tapes from the Lowie Museum
1/1(87)8. With Respect É Bill (Kickapoo, Sauk Fox) 1938-87
1/1(87)10-11. Rupert Costo: a Chair and a Library
1/1(87)11. Honored Elder's Day
1/1(87)11. Historian of the Year: Katherine Siva Saubel
1/1(87)11. National Native News on Radio
1/1(87)12-13. Northern California Events
1/1(87)13. Southern California Events
1/1(87)19. Collection Donated
1/1(87)19. How We Are Kept Posted
1/1(87)20. photo only. Yuroks up the Klamath River
1/2(87)2. Editors' Notes
1/2(87)3. Indian History Fellowships
1/2(87)4. Native News on the Radio
1/2(87)5-6. Youth and Elders Gathering D-Q University
Encampment, June 22-27
1/2(87)6. Wintu Medicine Woman Retires
1/2(87)10-11. Northern California Events
1/2(87)11. Folk Arts Programs in the Bay Area
1/2(87)11. Southern California
1/2(87)18. American Indian : Special California Issue
1/2(87)18. Teacher Training
1/2(87) 18. Ya-Ka-Ama's 14th Annual Spring Fair
1/2(87)20. photo only. Pomo woman weaving a
close twine basket
1/3(87)2. Editors' Notes
1/3(87)2. Summer Program For High School Students
1/3(87)3. Art Show
1/3(87)3. Government Cooperation In California
1/3(87)3. Traditional Indian
1/3 (87)12-13. Historic Hupa & Yurok Houses
1/3(87) 14-15. Northern Events
1/3(87)15. Southern California Events
1/3(87)23. Attention Artists
1/3(87)23. Out -Of-Print Books
1/4(87)2. Editors' Notes
1/4(87)3. News Release
1/4(87)3. Third California Indian Conference
1/4(87)3. With Respect É Frank (White Mountain
Apache, Chumash) 1925-1987
1/4(87)9. Alternative Celebration for the Papal Visit
1/4(87)9. Two Centers Proposed for Southern California
1/4(87)15. The Journal of California and Great Basin
Anthropology
1/4(87)15. New Appointment to American Heritage Commission
1/4(87)16-17. Northern California Events
1/4(87)17. Southern California Events
1/4(87)18. With Nature's Children; Emma Freeman 1880-1928
1/5(87)2. Editor's Notes
1/5(87)10. Songs Still to Come (Mendocino Art Show)
1/5(87)16-17. Northern California Events
1/5(87)17. Southern California Events
1/6(88)2. Editors' Notes
1/6(88)3. Maidu Heritage Foundation
1/6(88)6. Fundraising Campaign for Patterson Exhibit Portfolio
1/6(88)6. Promoting Public Awareness of Cultural Resources
1/6(88)6. Seventh Generation Fund
1/6(88)6. United Indian Development Association
1/6(88)12-13. Mono Portraits
1/6(88)16. Fellowship and Summer Institutes
1/6(88)16-17. Northern California Events
1/6(88)17. Southern California Events
2/1(88)2. Editors' Notes
2/1(88)3. Pit River Tribe Wins Recognition
2/1(88)7. New Year's Resolutions
2/1(88)7. Research for Native Americans
2/1(88)14. Stories from the Spirit World
2/1(88)15. California Ethnic Survey
2/1(88)16-17. Northern California Events
2/1(88)17. The Spirit of Place Conference
2/1(88)18. Southern California Events
2/2(88)2. Editors' Notes
2/2(88)3. Deganawidah-Quetzalcoatl University
2/2(88)3. Search for Films
2/2(88)3. Warm Springs Project: Publications Available
2/2(88)7. G-O Road Bulletin
2/2(88)12. No Health Fair in 1988
2/2(88)16-17. Northern California Events
2/2(88)17. Foothill Festival
2/2(88)17-18. Southern California Events
2/2(88)22. With Respect É Harry Demar (Timm) Williams
(Yurok) 1924-1988
2/3(88)3. With Respect É (Florence Shaughnessy)
2/3(88)7. NO-GO Dinner and Dance
2/3(88)9. G-O Road Action: What to Do
2/3(88)10. Satwiwa: Cooperation at Work
2/3(88)10. Sherman Indian High School Adds College Prep
2/3(88)11. Chumash Guidelines for Archaeological Monitoring
2/3(88)11. Museums Make a Statement
2/3(88)13. American Indians and the Death Penalty
2/3(88)16-17, 32. Fishing in Northwest California:
Historical Photos
2/3(88)18-19. Northern California Events
2/3(88)18. Foothill Festival
2/3(88)19. Southern California Events
2/3(88)24. Fort Ross
2/3(88)29. California Indian Scholarship in Library Science
2/3(88)29. Data Needed on Destruction of Sacred Sites
2/3(88)29. What to Tell Vandals
2/4(88)2. Editors' Notes
2/4(88)13. G-O Road Benefit
2/4(88)13. Apply at Berkeley
2/4(88)20-21. Northern California Events
2/4(88)21. Southern California Events
2/4(88)32. Photographers of the Humboldt Bay Region
2/5(88)2. Editors' Notes
2/5(88)12-16. The Theft of Fire
2/5(88)16-17. Northern California Events
2/5(88)17. Southern California Events
2/5(88)29. All-Indian AIDS Advisory Board
2/5(88)29. Benefit Dinner for Manchester/Point Arena
Round House
2/5(88)29. Multiple Images of Earth and Home
2/5(88)29. Timbisha Shoshone Enrollment
2/6(89)2. Editor's Notes
2/6(89)2. BLM Employment Opportunities
2/6(89)7. Lost Caption #1
2/6(89)15. Indian Images At Issue Again!
2/6(89)15. The Olompali People
2/6(89)15. With Respect É Kay Black (Seneca) 1904-1988
2/6(89)18. Northern California Events
2/6(89)19. Southern California Events
3/1(89)14-15. Northern California Events
3/1(89)16. Southern California Events
3/1(89)28. New Map of Native California.
3/1(89) 29. Attention: Indian Educators & Parents
3/1(89)29. Hupa Celebration
3/1(89)29. Senate Hearing in California
3/2(89)2. Editors' Notes
3/2(89)12. The Greedy Father
3/2(89)15. Festival at the Lake, Oakland
3/2(89)20-21. Northern California Events
3/2(89)21-22. Southern California Events
3/2(89)27. Steps to Filing a Civil Rights Lawsuit
3/2(89)28. State Library Reception
3/3(89)9-11. "Mohawks." Reflections on a Lost Tribe
3/3(89)14-15. Northern California Events
3/3(89)15. Southern California Events
3/3(89)16. Be Counted in the Next Census
3/3(89)16. California Indian Conference
4/1(89)2. Editors' Notes
4/1(89)2. With Respect É Rupert Costo (Cahuilla)
4/1(89)10-11. Wintu Spiritual Gathering
4/1(89)18-19. Saddle Rock
4/1(89)21. Santos Family Reunion
4/1(89)22. Northern California Events
4/1(89)22-23. Southern California Events
4/1(89)31. [Introduction to] News from Native
California Education Supplement, Fall 1989
4/1(89)39. Sand Paintings
4/1(89)57. For Fourth Grade Teachers
4/1(89)59. Student Support Services
4/2(90)26-27. Inept Bureaucrats and Corrupt Officials.
Report of the Senate Select Committee on Indian Affairs
4/2(90)29. A Sense of Place
4/2(90)30-31. Northern California Events
4/2(90)31. Southern California Events
4/2(90)33. Protecting Tribal Interests at China Lake
4/2(90)45. California Indian Shamanism, California
State University, Hayward, February 16 - June 11, 1990
4/2(90)45. Photographs Sought
4/3(90)24. California Indian Women's Clubs: Past and
Present. The United Indian Women's Club
4/3(90)26. Rose Anderson, Koi Pomo Elder
4/3(90)27. AB 2577
4/3(90)28-29. The GO Road - 2 Years Later É
4/3(90)36-37. Big Times/Little Times
4/4(90)19. California Indian Conference
4/4(90)19. Dr. Coyote Returns
4/4(90)19. Maori Film to be Shown
4/4(90)24-25, 48. Songs Against the GO Road
5/1(90-91)2. Investors Sought
5/1(90-91)27. Young Writers Sought
5/2(91)24-25. Northern California Events
5/2(91)25. Southern California Events
5/3(91)35. Seventh Annual California Indian Conference
Call for Papers by May 30, 1991
5/4(91)12. The Indian Arts and Crafts Act
5/4(91)24-25. 20 Years at Pacific Western Traders
5/4(91)21. Traditional Running
5/4(91)28. Correction
6/1(91-92)20. A Mendocino County Resource Guide
6/1(91-92)34. Public Land Agency Policies. (California
Indian Basketweavers Gathering, June 28-30, 1991)
6/1(91-92)36. Resource People at the 1991
Basketweavers Gathering
6/2(92)10-13. Northern California Events
6/2(92)13. Southern California Events
6/2(92)15. "Mewuk Indian Tribe Burns 'Old Man Digger'
in Effigy at Ione Festival."
6/2(92)16. With Respect: Angelina Elliott Campbell, 1894-1992
6/2(92)16. With Respect, Annie Louise Orozco, 1917-1992
6/2(92)insert. Brian Tripp: selected Exhibitions
6/2(92)45. Native AmericanHeritage Commission Endangered
6/3(92)23. Why Do These People Look So Content?
6/3(92)47. More on Repatriation
6/4(92) 7. California IndianBasketweavers Association
6/4(92)center insert. JeanLaMarr: Selected Exhibitions
6/4(92)32. With Respect: Juanita Ochoa Centeno, 1918-1992
7/1(92-93)26. California Indian Legal Service After 25 Years:
CILS/Oakland
7/1(92-93)27. California Indian Legal Service After 25 Years:
CILS/Escondido
7/1(92-93)center insert. Harry Fonseca: Selected Exhibitions.
Lectures
7/1(92-93)29. California Indian Legal Service After 25 Years:
CILS/Eureka
7/1(92-93)33. California Indian Legal Service After 25 Years:
CILS/Ukiah
7/1(92-93) 34. California Indian Legal Service After 25 Years:
Federal Acknowledgment
7/1(92-93)36.California Indian Legal Service After 25 Years:
CILS/Bishop
7/1(92-93)36. California Indian Legal Service After 25 Years:
The Long and Winding Road
7/1(92-93)39. The Advocate: Steps Toward the Future
7/1(92-93)39. The Advocate: Notices
7/1(92-93)42. The Advocate: Who are the Advocates for
Indigenous California Language Survival?
7/1(92-93)43. The Advocate: Language Education Survey
7/1(92-93)43. The Advocate: Language lives on in its speakers.
7/2(93)29. Native Reflections
7/2(93)36-37. The Advocate: Notices
7/3(93)2. Comments & Corrections
7/3(93)18. The Advocate: Notices
7/4(93-94)2. Fund for Folk Culture
7/4(93-94)52. The Advocate: Announcements
8/1(94)52. With Respect: Berneice Humphrey, 1910-1994
8/1(94)56. The Advocate: Announcements
8/2(94)11. Intertribal Friendship House
8/2(94)14. Announcements
8/2(94)31. Directory of Community Services
8/3(94-95)46. Announcements
8/3(94-95)49. The Advocate: Announcements
8/3(94-95)50. The Advocate: Pomo Tribes Explore
Language Revival
8/3(94-95)52. With Respect
8/4(95)6. The Weather In Native California: The Thunder
Dog: A Yana Tale
8/4(95)15. The Weather In Native California: The Sun Is
the Beauty of the World
8/4(95)47. Pesticide Petition Filed with EPA
9/1(95)28-29. The Caver's Art
9/1(95)42. Some Common Symbols for Native California
Sounds. Other Common Symbols
9/2(95-96)40. Untitled [Remember Your Relations exhibit]
9/3(96)28-29. Introduction to "Traditional Tobacco Use in
Northern California"
9/3(96)50. The Advocate: Announcements
9/4(96)52-54. Calendar of Events
9/4(96) SR20. What To Do If You Find Artifacts or Human
Remains: A Guide to the General Public
10/1(96)20-23. Calendar of Events
10/1(96)50. The Advocate: Announcements
10/2(96-97)26. With Respect: Dolores Sanchez, December 25,
1911-August 18, 1996
10/2(96-97)26. With Respect: Robert Pena Corral, May 10,
1926-June 28, 1996
10/2(96-97)41-42. Calendar of Events
10/3(97)2. Corrections
10/3(97)7. The Native Cultures Institute of Baja California
(CUNA)
10/3(97)9. Kuri Kuri All Nations Gathering, July 18-20
10/3(97)17-19, 48. Calendar of Events
10/3(97)32. The Advocate: Announcements
10/4(97)2. Correction
10/4(97)11-14. Calendar of Events
Apodaca, Paul
2/5(88)10-11. First Voices of Southern California
3/1(89)17-18. Books: Strands of Time - Yokuts, Mono and
Miwok Basketmakers; The Missions of California: A Legacy of
Genocide
3/2(89)22. Books: The Other Californians; Prejudice and
Discrimination under Spain, Mexico and the United States to
1920
3/3(89)19. Books: I'Isniyatam (Designs) A Cahuilla Word Book.
Jaime De Angulo: The Music of the Indians of Northern
California
4/1(89)28-29. Books: Two California Classics
4/2(90)20-21, 48. Found Treasures in Southern California
4/2(90)40-41. Books: Basketmakers and Mission Artists
4/3(90)20-21. Juanenos Protest at Mission San Juan
Capistrano.
4/3(90)42. Books: Living on the Frontier
4/4(90)18-19. California Tribes Look into Creating Museums
4/4(90)27. With Respect, Fred Estrada
4/4(90)40-41. Books: American Racism and Empire Building
5/2(91)26. Sharing Information. The Cahuilla Tribe and the
Bowers Museum
5/2(91)28-29. Books: Tools for Teachers and Researchers
5/3(91)14. With Respect: Juanita Rios Foy - 1913-1991
5/3(91)35. Mystery Collection
5/3(91)36-37. Books: A Classic and a New Treasure
5/4(91)28. Smithsonian Consultation
5/4(91)42. Books: Indian Country, L.A.: Maintaining Ethnic
Community in Complex Society
6/3(92)31-32. Books: Delfina Cuero: Can We Come Home?
6/3(92)42. NMAI Comes to California
6/4(92)22-23. Books: California Indian Country
7/2(93)24-26. Books: California Indian Shamanism and
California Indian Nights
8/3(94-95)12-13. Books: Cry for Luck: Sacred Songs and
Speech
8/3(94-95)46. Announcements
8/4(95)48-49. Books: Mabel McKay - Weaving the Dream
9/1(95)27. Books: Before the Wilderness
9/2(95-96)8. Books: Chumash Healing: Changing Health and
Medical Practices in an American Indian Society
10/1(96)41-45. Books: Past and Present
10/3(97)20-21. Books: A Time of Little Choice: The
Disintegration of Tribal Culture in the San Francisco Bay Area,
1769-1810
Association of Non-Federally Recognized Tribes
4/3(90)13. Acknowledgment message . . .to all Indian tribes of
the United States
Azbill, Henry
7/1(92-93)38. The Maidu Story of Creation
Baca, Lorenzo
4/3(90)31. The Arts: Coyote: An Interview with Harry Fonseca
Bahr, Diana Meyers
5/3(91)28-29, 48. The Urbanization of a Cupeno Family
Baker, Rob
6/2(92)28-29. The Clam "Gardens" of Tomales Bay
Baldy, Ray
7/1(92-93)41. The Advicate: Story of Skunk (Hupa)
7/2(93)37. The Advocate: Story of Ki'tsai
7/3(93)20. The Advocate: The Hupa Story of Xonsil'chwiw
7/4(93-94)50. The Advocate: Story of Nil'chin'whowh and Tl iw
9/3(96)48-49. The Advocate: Lo'q Ya:n. A Story for Children
about the Bald Eagle
Barrett, _____
10/2(96-97)6. Surf Fishing
Barter, Eloise Richards
1/3 (87)1, 17. California Collections In The Field Museum,
Chicago
Bates, Craig D
5/1(90-91)6-8. With Respect: Dorothy Stanley, 1924-1990
5/3(19)18-20. Chico Maidu Women's Dance Regalia: Then and Now
5/3(91)19. Henry Ke'a'a'la Azbill, 1898-1973
6/3(92)38-41. Chico Maidu Dancers
7/1(92-93)38. The Maidu Story of Creation
8/4(95)13-14. The Weather In Native California: Forecasters,
Shamans and Newspapers. Weather and Mewuk People of
Tuolumne County
Bates, Mary
2/2(88)26-27. Index, News From Native California Volume 1,
Numbers 1-6
3/2(89)30-31. Index, News From Native California Volume 2,
Numbers 1-6
5/2(91)41-43. Index, News From Native California, Volume 3,
Numbers 1-3; Volume 4, Numbers 1-4
6/1(91-92)41-42. Index, News From Native California, Volume
5, Numbers 1-4
Bean, Lowell John
2/6(89)24-25 Museums & Archives: The Campbell Collection
Beasley, Conger, Jr.
2/4(88)18-19. The Yurok Redwood Canoe. [in California
Watercraft: Ongoing Traditions]
Belardes, David L.
9/4(96)SR6-7. California Indians & Archaeology. A Special
Report: The Ancestral Homeland and Archaeology
Bell, Linda
1/1(87)8. Plant of the Season
Benner, Marvin
3/2(89)18-19. Jamani Maidu Wedam: Mountain Maidu Spring
Rite
Benson, Foley
5/4(91)23. With Respect: Gary Sheard, 1949-1990. In His
Memory
Bernstein, Bruce
3/2(89)1, 6-7. Frank LaPena: The Art and the Artist
Bibby, Brian
1/6(88)3. Northern Sierra Miwuk Language Program
4/3(90)46. Preserving the Miwok Language: A Grassroots Effort
6/1(91-92)9. Fifty Years Later
6/3(92)12-13. The Grindstone Roundhouse
7/1(92-93)8. A Purpose For Everything
7/3(93)1, 21-36. Still Going. Bill Franklin and the revival of
Miwuk traditions
8/1(94)18-22. Field Games of Native California
Bicknell, Kenneth
3/1(89)23-24. Museums & Archives: Southwest Museum's
Braun Research Library
Bill, Lonnie
6/4(92)16. Mono Fishing
Billy, Susie
5/2(91)31. With Respect. Elsie Allen, 1899-1990
Blake, Falene
6/3(92)22. The Blessing of Our People
Block, Gwendoline H.
8/4(95)6. The Weather In Native California: The Thunder Dog:
A Yana Tale
Blue Cloud, Peter
10/1(96)45. Clans of Many Nations
Boham, Russell V.
2/3(88)3. Indians in Natural Resources
Bright, William (translator)
3/3(89)4-6. Story of How Panther Got Tear Marks
Brovarney, Dot
10/1(96)32-34. From the Inside Out. The Native American
History Project
Brown, Donalee
6/2(92)16. With Respect, Angelina Elliott Campbell, 1894-1992
Brown, Karen
2/6(89)14-15. The Indian Library Services Projects
Brown, Marvin
6/2(92)10-11. The Big Head Religion Today
Buckley, Thomas
1/3(87)10-11. Yurok Houses
Butler, Parris K.
7/2(93)11. "wandering . . ."
7/2(93)35-36. The Advocate: "To Foster the Revival of
Indigenous Languages . . ."
7/3(93)17-18. The Advocate: Rediscovering Tribal Values
Through Language
9/2(95-96)43-44. The Advocate: To Raid Or Not To Raid? The
value of "modern institutionalized education" among
contemporary indigenous nations
California Council for the Humanities
10/3(97)35. A Special Invitation for California Sesquicentennial
Projects
California Department of Education
7/1(92-93)35. California Indian Legal Service After 25 Years:
Federal Indian Policy: a Swinging Pendulum
California Department of Parks and Recreation
6/3(92)47. More on Repatriation California Indian Legal
Services
8/3(94-95)53-54. News from California Indian Legal Services
Cambra, Rosemary
4/1(89)15-17. Control of Ancestral Remains
Campbell, Nancy D
5/1 (90-91)37. Round Valley Public Library
Carney, Ismana
10/1(96)28. With Respect: Bernice Evelyn Scott-Torrez. She
Was A Song
Carpenter, Melodie
9/3(96)47-48. The Advocate: Niwho:ngxw sa'a: na'a:sya' (In a
Good Way He Lived Long)
Castel de Oro, Melinda
5/1(90-91)22. Puvungna: A Gathering of the People
7/2(93)28. A Celebration at Sherman
7/2(93)28. Nashun Huaute
8/4(95)25-27. Toypurina's Gathering of the Acorn People
9/1(95)31-32. Master of Coincidence
Castillo, Edward D.
1/3(87)4. Junipero Serra: A Saint?
5/3(91)12-13. Mission Studies and the Columbian
Quincentennial
7/2(93)7. Drastic Measures
Castro, Gregg
8/4(95)42-43. A Nation Awakens
9/1(95)14-15. untitled
9/4(96)SR9-11. California Indians & Archaeology. A Special
Report: Educating Ourselves About Archaeology
Chartkoff, Joseph L.
9/4(96)SR2-3. California Indians & Archaeology. A Special
Report: Relationships between Archaeologists and Native
Americans in the History of the Society for California
Archaeology
Chases-the-Wind (Jason Smith)
6/3(92)17. Woman - do you see how I move?
Chavez, Ronda
4/2(90)17. Thoughts About Being a Native American Woman
Clark, Chris
7/2(93)47. Inter-Tribal Sinkyone Park - It Could Happen Soon
7/4(93-94)45-46. Maintaining the Wealth. The Inter-Tribal
Sinkyone Wilderness
Cleaves, Wallace T, II.
8/2(94)18-19. We Remain
Cleaves, Wallace T., Ph.D.
8/2(94)17-18. Lollapalooza
8/2(94)18-19. We Remain
Cole, Kay
7/3(93)47. Wailaki Gardens
Colegrove, Eugene
4/2(90)18-19. The Acorn Feast at Takimilding
Collins, Brenda
5/4(91)23. With Respect: Gary Sheard, 1949-1990
Cook, Raymond B.
4/3(90)39. A Freeway, A Roundhouse, and George Somersall
Cook, Rhoby
9/4(96)11-16. Inside News: California Indian Radio
Crum, Annette Reed
9/3(96)8-9. With Respect: Genevieve "Genny" George Mitchell,
1924-1995 (Karuk -Yurok), Leonard "Lundy" Mitchell, 1918-
1991 (Northern Paiute)
Dabny, Leona
10/3(97)24. Nasty Beast Bear
Davis, Denise
6/1(91-92)25. A Response. (California Indian Basketweavers
Gathering, June 28-30, 1991)
Davis, Lee
1/3(87)16-17. The Leldin Towns In Indian Time, The South Fork
Bridge Today
1/5(87)14-15. The Sacred Life of Trees
2/5(88)20-21. Museums & Archives: The Grace Hudson Museum
2/6(89)24-25. Museums & Archives: Artifacts and the
Ownership of History
3/2(89)11-12. Museums & Archives: Art and Artifact
4/1(89)1, 4-9, 64. Locating the Live Museum
9/3(96)48. The Advocate: Ray, You Make It Beautiful
d'Azvedo, Warren
3/3(89)9[-11]. "Mohawks." Reflections on a Lost Tribe
de Angulo, Jaime
4/4(90)4-6. Indians in Overalls. Pit River Country in the 1920s
(excerpt)
De Barros, Philip
8/3(94-95)55. Native Americans and Archaeology. Regional
Workshops Proposed
9/4(96)SR25-27. California Indians & Archaeology. A Special
Report: SCA's Native American Programs Committee: Improving
Communication and Cooperation Between Native Americans
and Archaeologists
DeLorme, Mace J.
6/2(92)35-36. A Gathering of Good Spirits
Dides, Judith (interviewer)
6/4(92)4-6. The Law of the Land
Dillow, Barbara
9/3(96)7. With Respect: Milton "Bun" Lucas, 1925-1995 (Pomo)
10/3(97)11-16. Inside News: Stranger Amongst My People
Dittman, Carl
8/4(95)28. Juana Maria
Dixon, Roland
8/1(94)36. Shasta Guessing Games
8/1(94)44. Ring and Pin Games
Downey, Fred "Coyote"
6/2(92)38. Our Greatest Need
Downs, Ralph
5/1(90-91)17. The Times They Are A-Changing
Dozier, Deborah
10/4(97)25-32. The Heart is Fire: The World of the Cahuilla
Indians of Southern California (excerpts)
Dr. Coyote
1/1(87)6; 1/2(87)19; 1/3(87)23; 1/4(87)23; 1/5(87)23;
1/6(88)23; 2/2(88)28; 2/4(88)7; 2/5(88)32; 2/6(89)32;
10/3(97)39. Ask Dr. Coyote.
Drummer, Marina
10/1(96)30-31. Grants: The Basics
10/2(96-97)18; 10/3(97)34-35. Grants
10/4(97)34. Books: People of the Seventh Fire: Returning
Lifeways of Native America
10/4(97)43-44. Grants: Resources for Native American Youth
Dubin, Margaret
8/3(94-95)54. The Artist as Community Healer. A report form
the Atlatl Conference
Dunn, Carolyn M.
7/2(93)30-31. Healing Voices. Native American Women Speak
on Survival into the Future
Eidsness, Janet P
1/2(87)5. The Archaeological Conservancy: Preservation
Through Direct Acquisition
English, Dorette Quintana
10/4(97)56. photo only.
Estrada, Fred
4/4(90)27. Excerpts from Fred Estrada's speech at the 1989 Public Humanities Conference in Fullerton
Falk, Donald
2/3(88)8-9. Where the G-O Road Stands Now
Farmer, Justin F.
2/1(88)1, 8-10. Basketry of the Southern California "Mission" Indians
Farris, Glenn J.
2/3(88)22-23. A French Visitor's Description of the Fort Ross Rancheria in 1839
4/1(89)12. Wintun Settlers in Colorado in 1874
6/4(92)37. Aid for the Voznesensky Collection
Festersen, Charles L.
8/4(95)17-18. With Respect: George Wessell, January 13, 1915-December 11, 1994
Fields, Virginia
3/2(89)11-12. Museums & Archives: Art and Artifact
3/2(89)13. Museums & Archives: The Clarke Memorial Museum
Fillmore, Laura
9/2(95-96)23. Washoe Pinenut Camp, 1991. A Tribute to Goldie
Fletcher, Jill Sherman
7/4(93-94)49-51. The Advocate: Na:Tinixwe: Xonta - Hupa Home.
Fonseca, Harry
6/3(92)38-41. Chico Maidu Dancers
7/1(92-93)center insert. The Maidu Creation Story
Forbes, Jack D.
4/1(89)35-36, 38-39. Teaching Native American Values and Cultures
9/2(95-96)12-13. Native Intelligence: Affirmative Action in Perspective
9/3(96)16. Native Intelligence: Who Owns the Water?
10/1(96)51. Native Intelligence: The Colonialism of Names
Fortunate Eagle, Adam
7/2(93)12. To Take the Island for the Indian People
Franco, Hector
7/2(93)17-19. "That Place Needs a Good Fire"
Francois, Julie
10/1(96)28. Photo of Bernice Torrez
Frank, George
5/1(90-91)29. Point Arena Roundhouse Reconstruction
Frank, Jackie
3/1(89)12. Point Arena Roundhouse: "There is no other way. . . ."
Frank, L.
6/2(92)56; 6/3(92)56; 6/4(92)48; 7/1(92-93)56; 7/2(93) 56; 7/3(93)56; 7/4(93-94)64; 8/1(94)64; 8/2(94) 56; 8/3(94-95)64; 8/4(95) 64; 9/1(95)56; 9/2(95-96) 56; 9/3(96)64; 9/4(96)64; 10/3(97)39; 10/4(97)44. Acorn Soup.
10/1(96)1, 64. Illustrations only
10/2(96-97)43. The Advocate: Words are Ceremony
10/2(96-97)48. illustration only
Frederickson, Vera Mae
1/1(87)14-15. Archaeology:
Notes From Around the State
1/2(87)15. Archaeology:
Desecration and the Law
1/3(87)21. Health: Health Resources
1/3(87)22. Recipes: Acorn Pinenut Bread
1/5 (87)10. Indian Fire Fighters
1/5(87)15. College Opportunities
1/5(87)22-23. Health: More
Health Resources
1/6(88)21-22. Health: Health Notes
2/2(88)22-23. Health: Health Notes. Indian Health Care Eligibility: The Rules Aren't Final
2/4(88)19. Reagan's Comments Draw Fire
2/4(88)22-23; 2/5(88)18-19; 2/6(89)20-21; 3/1(89)19-20; 3/2(89)22-23; 3/3(89) 17-18; 4/1(89)20-22. Big Times/Little Times
4/1(89)40-45. (ed.) School Days in Northern California: The Accounts of Six Pomo Women
4/2(90)2. Editors' Notes
9/4(96)SR20. California Indians & Archaeology. A Special Report: What To Do If You Find Artifacts or Human Remains: A Guide to the General Public
Fuller, Reba
9/4(96)SR7-9. California Indians & Archaeology. A Special Report: Sierra Me-Wuk Cultural and Historic Preservation Committee
Garbani, Ledonna
9/1(95)47. Handgames
Gendar, Jeannine
4/2(90)32-33. Big Times/Little Times
4/3(90)8-9. The Modoc People
4/4(90)32-33; 5/1(90-91)30-31; 5/2(91)39; 5/3(91)33-35; 5/4(91)36-37; 6/1(91-92)12. Big Times/ Little Times
6/1(91-92)15-16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36. Report on Panel Discussions and Workshops (California Indian Basketweavers Gathering, June 28-30, 1991)
6/2(92)44-45. Big Times/Little Times
6/3(92)23. Why Do These People Look So Content?
6/3(92)28. With Respect. William Anthony Johnson, 1929-1992
6/3(92)38-41. Breaking New Ground
6/3(92)46-47. Big Times/Little Times
6/4(92)30-31. Language: Ikshup'ihiiraam - Karuk Language Camp
6/4(92)36-37; 7/1(92-93)18-20. Big Times/Little Times
7/1(92-93)25-27. California Indian Legal Service After 25 Years: Sovereignty
7/1(92-93)28-32. California Indian Legal Service After 25 Years: Environmental Issues
7/1(92-93)33-35. California Indian Legal Service After 25 Years: Tribal Status
7/2(93)45-47; 7/3(93)46-47; 7/4(93-94)53-55. Big Times/Little Times
8/1(94)46. String Figures
8/1(94)50-52. Big Times/ Little Times
8/2 (94)9-12. People of Culture.
8/2(94)45-46. Big Times/ Little Times
8/3(94-95)41. A Gathering of Ohlonean People. Coyote Hills Regional, Park, October 30, 1994
8/3(94-95)51-53. Big Times/ Little Times
8/4(95)44-45. Food for Thought
8/4(95)52-54. Big Times/ Little Times
9/1(95)30. Hand Game
9/1(95)44-47; 9/2(95-96)45-48. Big Times/Little Times
9/3(96)43. Books: Yurok-Karok Basket Weavers
9/3(96)52-55; 9/4(96)57-58. Big Times/Little Times
10/1(96)46. Weaving a California Tradition
10/1(96)52-54; 10/2(96-97) 19-20. Big Times/Little Times
10/2(96-97)40. Education: Games for Children
10/3(97) 4. The Wonder of It All
10/3(97)37-38. Big Times/Little Times
10/4(97)33. Books: Surviving in Two Worlds; Contemporary Native American Voices
10/4(97)33. Books: Her Mind Made Up: Weaving Caps the Indian Way
10/4(97)33-34. Baskets and Weavers
10/4(97)34. Books: Memory and Imagination; The Legacy of Maidu Indian Artist Frank Day
10/4(97)46-47. Big Times/Little Times Gifford, Edward W.
7/4(93-94)42-43. How Big Dentalium Created Wealth
8/4(95)6. The Weather In Native California: The Thunder Dog: A Yana Tale
Goddard, Pliny Earl
3/3(89)30. From a Hupa Plaque. . .
4/2(90)18. The Acorn Feast at Takimilding (Turn of the Century)
Goode, Ron W.
6/4(92)8-10. Gathering Philosophy
9/4(96)SR11-14. California Indians & Archaeology. A Special Report:Archaeology and the Native American Perspective
Gordon, Joel
10/2(96-97)9-10. Hooking Eels
Gould, Janice
10/1(96)35. Inside News: Blood Sisters
10/1(96)36. Inside News: Questions About the Soul
10/1(96)37. Inside News: Outside Language
10/1(96)38. Inside News: Alphabet
10/1(96)39-40. Inside News: Easter Sunday
Grant, Samson
1/2(87)4. My Childhood
Greensfelder, Sara
6/1(91-92)14-15. Introduction (to "California Indian Basketweavers Gathering, June 28-30, 1991")
6/1(91-92)28. The Nature Conservancy. (California Indian Basketweavers Gathering, June 28-30, 1991)
Guerrero, Edna
4/1(89)41. School Days in Northern California: The Accounts of Six Pomo Women
8/4(95)40. untitled
Hailstone, Vivien
7/1(92-93)4-5. The Past is But the Beginning of the Beginning
9/3(96)15. Is It Authentic, Indian Made, or Real Indian?
Hanc'ibyjim
5/3(91)7. illus. Coyote the Spoiler (Shipley, trans)
Hanley, Beverly
7/2(93)29-30. Northwest Traditions. An evening of dance demonstrations, singing and poetry
7/2(93)31-32. Indian Tails. A Review
10/2(96-97)3-4, 6-8. Fish Camp
10/2(96-97)5. A Kind of History
Haro, Donna
9/4(96)15-16, 18-19. California Indians & Archaeology. A Special Report: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Harrington, John P.
1/4(87)15. The Acorn Maidens; A Karuk Story
8/4(95)15. The Weather In Native California: The Sun Is the Beauty of the World
Hathaway, Gary
4/3(90)4-12. Two Nations At War: The Prelude, the Aftermath, the Healing. A Return to Captain Jack's Stronghold: A 1990 Summer Gathering
4/3(90)12. Stronghold Ceremony 1990
Hays, Beth
8/4(95)12. The Weather In Native California: Rain Rock
Hightower, Ben
7/4(93-94)48. Solving Disputes From a Native Perspective
Hill, Dorothy J.
4/3(90)51. Indians of Round Valley - 1926
Hill, Michael
4/1(89)47. Indians and the Concept of Education
Hillyeard, Ted C.
5/4(91)37. Wassama Roundhouse: A New State Historical Landmark
Hinton, Leanne
1/6(88)22-23. Language: Living California Indian Languages
2/1(88)22-23. Language: Native California Names On the Land
2/2(88)23-24. Language: The Ohlone Languages of the San Francisco Bay Area
2/4(88)27-28. Language: On the Origin of California Tribal Names
2/5(88)3-4. Song: Overcoming the Language Barrier
2/6(89)26-29. Language: Symbols for the Sounds of California
3/1(89)25-27. Language: California Counting
3/3(89)28-30. Language: Language Families in California
4/1(89)29-30. Language: Coyote Talk
4/3(90)40-41. Language: What Language Can Tell Us About History
4/4(90)28-29. Language: Kashaya Hitting Words
5/1(90-91)34-36. Language: How to Learn Your Language
5/2(91)22-23. Language: The Native American Languages Act
5/3(91)37. Books: A Classic and a New Treasure
5/3(91)38-39. Language: Men's and Women's Talk
5/4(91)26-28. Language: Does Language Affect Thought?
6/1(91-92)4-5. Language: Basketry Words
6/2(92)14-15. Language: A pinenut by any other name...
6/3(92)34-36. Language: Songs Without Words
6/4(92)1, 25-31. Language: Keeping the Languages Alive: The Tribal Scholars Language Conference
6/4(92)28. Language: S. 2044, Native American Languages Act of 1992
6/4(92)31. Language: To the Lonely Hearts Language Club
7/1(92-93)9-13. Language: The House is Afire! John Peabody Harrington - Then and Now
7/2(93)6. Coyote Baptizes the Chickens (translator)
7/2(93)20-23. Language: Dancing Downriverward to the West. How California languages talk about direction of movement
7/3(93)13-16. Language: Awakening Tongues. Elders, Youth, and Educators Embark on Language Renaissance
7/4(93-94)4-9. Language: In Our Own Words. How much is really left of California's native languages?
8/1(94)14-16. Language: Word Play
8/1(94)53-55. The Advocate: The 1994 California Languages Conference
8/2(94)37-40. Language: All Our Relations
8/3(94-95)14-19. Language: Preserving the Future. A Progress Report on the Master-Apprentice Language Learning Program
8/3(94-95)16-20. Language: Ten Points for Successful Language Learning
8/4(95)36-39. Language: New Words
9/1(95)40-42. Language: In Writing. Some reasons for writing modern California languages
9/2(95-96)33-34. Language: The "Language of Government Act." Bad News for California Indian Languages
9/4(96)7-9. Language: Names
10/1(96)13-16. Language: Breath of Life/ Silent No More. The Native California Language Restoration Workshop
10/2(96-97)13-14. Language: Endangered Languages, Endangered Knowledge, Endangered Environments. A working conference
10/3(97)29. Agnes Vera's Autobiography (introduction)
10/4(97)15-22. Hawaiian Language Schools
Huaute, Semu
9/1(95)31-32. Master of Coincidence
Hubbell, Julie
10/1(96)27. We Will Carry On
Hunter, Priscilla
4/1(89)45. School Days in Northern California: The Accounts of Six Pomo Women
6/2(92)16. With Respect, Angelina Elliott Campbell, 1894-1992
IFH (Intertribal Friendship House) Community History Project
2/1(88)12-13. Intertribal Friendship House, Oakland
Ipina, David
2/3(88)9. What will history say of us?
9/2(95-96)18-19. Inside News: The Ballad of "Hey Hank, I Mean. . ."
9/2(95-96)20. Inside News: For Dad/Steven
9/2(95-96)20. Inside News: Pauline Deana Ipina, 4-6-94
9/2/(95-96)21. Inside News: Danelle, 13th birthday
9/2(95-96)21. Inside News: Untitled
9/2(95-96)22. Inside News: Our People, Our Times
Jack, Frances
2/5(88)5-6. Shoqowa Ke: Hopland Pomo Dance Songs
4/1(89)43-44. School Days in Northern California: The Accounts of Six Pomo Women
Jack, Mitchell
2/5(88)5-6. Shoqowa Ke: Hopland Pomo Dance Songs
Jacknis, Ira
7/4(93-94)22-24. Indian Regalia of Northwest California: Introduction
Jamison, Eugene
5/2(91)21. The Singing Feather
Jenkins, Richard
3/1(89) 13. Point Arena Roundhouse: Update on Point Arena Roundhouse
Joaquin, Jeff
3/3(89)12-13. Traditional Pomo Fishing
Johnson, Gordon
9/3(96)10. With Respect: Rosalie Lugo Valencia, 1916-1995 (Cahuilla)
Johnson, John W.
5/1(90-91)41. The Evolution of PICES
Johnson, Ron
10/1(96)8. With Respect: Vera Ryerson, 1916-1996
Johnson, Sharon G.
1/5(87)7. California Oaks
Jones, P.M.
1/5(87)1. photo only
Jones, Arthur Smoky
9/3(96)21. Inside News: Goodbye
Joyce, Barry
6/3(92)20-21. Kumeyaay Bird Singers
Kaldenberg, Russell L.
1/5(87)3. Southern California Indian Land Transfer Act
Katz, Richard
5/1(90-91)23. A Matter of Respect
Kauffman, Kathy
6/4(92)6. . . .and in Eastern California
Keeling, Richard
1/1(87)4-5. Returning Indian Music to Its Sources
Kelley, Coleen
2/6(89)11. With Respect. . . Carrie Turner (Yurok) 1890-1988
Klasky, Philip M.
6/4(92)19-20. Spirit Run. Native Americans and environmentalists battle a radioactive waste sump in the Mojave Desert
9/2(95-96)9-11. An Extreme and Solemn Relationship. The Battle Against Radioactive Waste Dumping in the Mojave Desert
10/4(97)41-42. Across a Wide Canyon
Knight, David
4/3(90)19. The Dark Side of the Moon
Koerper, Henry C.
10/4(97)1, 4-6. John Tortes Meyers: A Cahuilla in the Big Leagues
Korb, Carole
9/2(95-96)41-42. The Advocate: AICLS News
Kotzen, Alice
8/4(95)45. "Malki Museum's Native Foods Tasting Experience" excerpt in Food for Thought [Gendar]
Koutnik, Auriana
9/2(95-96)39. Remembering Indian Island
Kroeber, A.L.
7/4(93-94)42-43. How Big Dentalium Created Wealth
Kroeber, A.L. and Barrett
10/2(96-97)6. Surf Fishing
Krupp, E.C.
1/5(87)10-11. Saluting the Solstice
1/5(87)12-13, 24. Winter Solstice Sites
Kulhavy, Gail
10/3(97)35. From the Sesquicentennial Commission: A Time to Share
La Marr, Jean
6/4(92)center insert. Lighting Up #4
9/3(96)23-26. Abundance, Happiness, Pride and Hope. Jean LaMarr and the Ohlone Mural Project
Lang, Julian
2/3(88)1, 4-7. The No-GO March
2/6(89)8-11. The Hoopa-Yurok Settlement Act
3/1(89)3. It's Hard to Be an Indian
3/2(89)16-17. BDTripp: Karuk Indian Artist
3/3(89)3-4. Pay pananu' ararahih. Our Indian Language
3/3(89)4-6. trans. Story of How Panther Got Tear Marks
4/2(90)22-25, 48. How They Almost Killed Our Songs
6/2(92)8-9. Keepers of the Treasure
6/2(92)17. Peethivthaaneen: The Earth
7/4(93-94)25-27. Indian Regalia of Northwest California: The Embodiment of Wealth
7/4(93-94)34-41. Indian Regalia of Northwest California: The Dances and Regalia
9/3(96)28-36. Traditional Tobacco Use in Northern California: Indian Tobacco in Northwestern California
LaPena, Frank
1/1(87)14. The Arts: Reflections of a Changing Earth
1/2(87)1, 14-15. The Arts: Frank Day: Concow Maidu Artist and Traditionalist.
1/2(87)5. illus only. Messenger Spirit/Mt. Shasta
1/3(87) 18. The Arts: What Does Blood Have To Do With Indian Art?
1/4(87)1, 21. The Arts: Harry Fonseca Exhibition
1/5(87)18-19. The Arts: Coyote: A Myth in the Making. An Interview with Harry Fonseca
1/6(88)18-19. The Arts: Keeping the Tradition Alive In Art and Practice
2/1(88)19. The Arts: The Art of Living
2/2(88)18-19. The Arts: The Multimedia of George Longfish and Brian Tripp
2/3(88)26. The Arts: Art Notes
2/4(88)22. The Arts: Some Good Art
2/5(88)4. Spirit Singer Praising
2/5(88)9. Two People
2/5(88)10. What It Is To Laugh What It Is To Sing
2/6(89)19-20. The Arts: Exhibitions/Exposure
3/1(89)16-17.The Arts: California Indian Museum
3/2(89)3-5, 32. The World Is A Gift
3/2(89)14. The Arts: Where Are We?
3/3(89)2. With Respect. Oscar McDaniel, 1898-1989
4/1(89)46-47. The Arts: Sharing Tradition
4/2(90)28. Arts: Artworks
4/3(90)1, 30-31. Choice
4/4(90)30-31. The Arts: Art Reviews
5/1(90-91)28-29. The Arts: The Protection Of Art
5/2(91)30. The Arts: Artspace
5/3(91)15-16. The Arts: Myths to Live and Die By
5/4(91)10-12. The Arts: Changes and Choices
6/1(91)6-7. The Arts: Artview
6/2(92)4-5. The Arts: Rights and Symbols
6/3(92)16-17. The Maidu Dancers and Traditionalists
6/3(92)29-30. The Arts: Sometimes
6/4(92)21-22. The Arts: The Legacy of Art
7/2(93)27. The Arts: Artnotes
7/3(93)4-5. The Arts: Rites of Passage
7/4(93-94)14-15. The Arts: To Be or Not to Be, In or Out
8/1(94)4-5. The Arts: Using Quality
8/3(94-95)10. The Arts: One and All
8/4(95)15. The Weather In Native California: Sunusa Stopped the Rain
8/4(95)16-17. The Arts: Looking Out Looking In
9/1(95)26. Running Backwards
9/2(95-96)7. The Arts: Doing the Things We Need to Do
9/4(96)5-6.The Arts: Labels
10/1(96)23-24. The Arts: Same Old Story
10/2(96-97)15. The Arts: Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
10/4(97)10. The Arts: A Presentation to Graduates
LaPena, Sage
9/2(95-96)47. Educational Opportunities at Ya-Ka-Ama
9/3(96)17. Inside News: Dancing
10/2(96-97)1, 21-25. All in the Family
LaPena, Vince
10/2(96-97)1, 21-25. All in the Family
LaPlace, Cyrille
2/3(88)22-23. A French Visitor's Description Of The Fort Ross Rancheria In 1839
Lara, Walt, Sr.
9/4(96)SR21-22. California Indians & Archaeology. A Special Report: Respect for the Dead
Lawson, Vana
10/1(96)26. Looking Back on Yesterday
LeBeau, Beverly
4/1(89)48. untitled ("You don't know me . . .)
Lemos, Frank Winai
10/2(96-97)43. The Advocate: From the Chairman
10/3(97)32. The Advocate
Lewis, Josie
6/4(92)4-6. The Law of the Land
Lewis, Kathy
7/2(93)8. Silent Voices
8/1(94)37-38. The Three Women
8/1(94)41. Games of Long Ago
9/3(96)20. Inside News: Grandpa's Hands
10/4(97)35. Inside News: For J.M.
10/4(97)36-37. Inside News: The Guesser
10/4(97)38. Inside News: My Father's Story
10/4(97)39. Inside News: The Captured Warrior
10/4(97)40. Inside News: Sisters in Struggle
Lewis, Roy
8/4(95)5. The Weather In Native California: Coyote and the Rain
Lippert, Tom
1/2(87)6-7. Library Services and the Urban Indian: Los Angeles.
Lobo, Susan
2/4(88)23-24. Oakland's Indian Education Programs: A Success Story
6/1(91-92)12. Youth Art Express Mural
8/2(94)21-22. Acjachemen Host Harrington Conference
Loeb, Edwin M.
4/1(89)37. Roundhouse as "School"
Logan, Rachel
5/2(91)20. The Singing Feather
Lopez, Alfred
8/2(94)20-21. Reburial at Bolsa Chica
8/4(95)29. With Respect: Chief Frederick "Sparky" Morales
Lopez, Lupe
8/2(94)20-21. Reburial at Bolsa Chica
8/4(95)29. With Respect: Chief Frederick "Sparky" Morales
Lopez, Steve (Ech Kwach Nyorr)
5/4(91)20-21. A Spirit Run for the Desert
6/3(92)19-21. Mojave Bird Dance and Song. A Newfound Tradition
Lopez, Wilhelmina
8/2(94)20-21. Reburial at Bolsa Chica
Love, Bruce
9/4(96)SR29-31. California Indians & Archaeology. A Special Report: Strategies for Indian Participation in Cultural Resource Management
Lucas, Milton "Bun"
6/2(92)8-9. Drawings by Bun
Lucas [Kashia Pomo dance traditions]
8/1(94)45. Playing Leaves: A Kashaya Game
8/4(95)7-8. The Weather In Native California: Fog: Some Kashaya Pomo Stories
Luckie, Kate
6/2(92)36. The Ground Cries Out
Luna, James
5/4(91)11. James Luna: Half Indian/Half Mexican
Macri, Martha
7/4(93-94)51. The Advocate: Like a River Turtle, Like an Eagle
Margolin, Malcolm
1/1(87) 9-10. Center Post for Kule Loklo
1/6(88)10-11, 16. G-O Road Update. The Journey to Washington
2/3(88)2. Editors' Notes
2/4(88)14-15. California Watercraft: Ongoing Traditions
3/3(89)7-8, 32. California Indian Library Collections
4/2(90)2. Editors' Notes
4/3(90)38. Spanish Missions and California Indians Conference
4/4(90)2. Editor's Notes: Become a Friend of News From Native California
4/4(90)7-9. The Return of the Hundred-and-Elevens to Northwest California
5/1(90-91)2. Editors' Notes
5/1(90-91)18-21. Preston Arrow-weed, Playwright
5/3(91)2. Editors' Notes
5/3(91)16-17. Nisenan Feast
5/3(91)24-27, 48. The Cupeno Expulsion of 1903
5/4(91)2. Editors' Notes
5/4(91)8-9. Ceremonial Enclosure at Ya-Ka-Ama
6/1(91-92)2. Editors' Notes
6/1(91-92)35. Interviews: Nancy Riley; Rochelle Marie O'Rourke. (California Indian Basketweavers Gathering, June 28-30, 1991)
6/2(92)2. Editor's Notes
6/2(92)18. Among Kin
6/2(92)24-25. The Quechan Landscape
6/3(92)2. Editors' Notes
6/3(92)33. Hawaiian Connections
6/3(92)37. The Mattole Project
6/4(92)2. Editor's Notes
6/4(92)32-33. With Respect: Vincent Tumamait, 1919-1992
7/1(92-93)2. Editor's Notes
7/1(92-93)22-24. California Indian Legal Service After 25 Years: Indian Law for Indian People
7/2(93)2. Editors' Notes
7/3(93)2. Editors' Notes
7/4(93-94)2. Editors' Notes
7/4(93-94)28-33. Indian Regalia of Northwest California: Wealth and Spirit
8/1(94)2. Editors' Notes
8/1(94)17. Games and Toys of Native California
8/1(94)47-48. Just for Fun. A Few Little-Known Traditional California Indian Games.
8/2(94)2. Editor's Notes
8/2(94)6. A Rattlesnake Ceremony Song
8/2(94)7. The Rattlesnake Shaman
8/2(94)26-27. The Family
8/3(94-95)2. Editor/s Notes
8/3(94-95)S1-S16. Living in a Well-Ordered World; Indian People of Northwestern California
8/3(94-95)44. Snake Clan Reading
8/4(95)2. Editor's Notes
8/4(95)5. The Weather in Native California. Introduction
9/1(95)2. Editor's Notes
9/2(95-96)2. Editor's Notes
9/3(96)2. Editor's Notes
9/4(96)1, 2. Editors' Notes
10/1(96)2. Editor's Notes
10/1(96)9-12. Impulse and Fortuitous Circumstances. An Interview with Joe Myers
10/2(96-97)2. Editor's Notes
10/2(96-97) 21. All in the Family (introduction)
10/3(97)2. Editor's Notes
10/3(97)33. Education: What the Tule House Has to Teach Us
10/4(97)2. Editor's Notes
10/4(97)24. Education: Some questions for teachers and students
Marks, Coleen Kelley
9/1(95)17-21. Preserving through Mutual Respect
Marston, Les
3/3(89)16. A Tribute. Mitchell Jack 1912-1989
Martinez, Dennis
6/2(92)37-40.Restoring the Sinkyone
Martinez, Iris
6/2(92)16. With Respect, Angelina Elliott Campbell, 1894-1992
Martinez, Iris Campbell
8/4(95)40. The Advocate: Edna Campbell Guerrero, Pomo Elder & Linguist, 1908-1995
Mattz, Geneva
7/1(92-93)31. California Indian Legal Service After 25 Years: Protest Fishing
7/2(93)10. The Judge's Visit
May, Ronald V.
1/4(87)22. Archaeology
Mayfield, Thomas Jefferson
7/4 (93-94)10-11. Snaring Pigeons
8/1 (94)23. . . .as happy as it is possible for human beings to be (excerpt from Indian Summer)
McCarthy, Helen
2/1(88)4-5. Debunking a Historic Myth: The Saclan Rebellion
10/2(96-97)17. Dan McSwain
McCarthy, Jim
8/2(94)7. The Rattlesnake Shaman
McGill, Marsha Ann
4/3(90)22-23. California Indian Women's Clubs: Past and Present. The Pomo Women's Club
Mclendon, Sally
8/1 (94)42-45. Susanna Graves' Tule Bitterns
McSwain, Dan
10/2(96-97)16. Hainunu and his Brother Retrieve the Corpses from the Southern San Joaquin Valley
Melendres, Alejandrina Murillo
7/2(93)6. Coyote Baptizes the Chickens
Meredith, H.C.
5/4(91)1. (photo only). "White deerskin dance at Hoopa"
Mertz, Lisa Ann
4/2(90)10(-16). Standing at the Center. Reflections of a Dreamer and Healer
Metz, Sharon
7/3(93)48. Bulldozing Sacred Burial Sites
Miranda, Deborah
9/3(96)18-19. Inside News: I Am Not a Witness
9/3(96)19. Inside News: The Maidu Song Your Mother Knew
Mitchell, Emma
4/3(90)23-24. California Indian Women's Clubs: Past and Present. The Pomo Inter- Clan Women's Coalition
Mitchell, Susan Hamilton
8/3(94-95)23. Reweaving Luiseno Traditions
Mitchell, Syke
9/1(95)26. He-Who-Is-Above (Olelbes)
Mithun, Marianne
7/3(93)11-12. With Respect: Frances Jack, 1912-1993
Moisa, Ray
2/1(88)10-11. Intertribal Friendship House. New Business Approaches to Self-Determination
2/2(88)8-11. The BIA Relocation Program: Some Personal Recollections
2/4(88)10-11. The Indian Child Welfare Act Comes of Age
2/5(88)8-10. Learning Ancient Songs Using Modern Methods
2/6(89)1, 16-17. Eureka Powwow. The Intertribal Spirit
4/4(90)26-27. Rivers of Song
4/4(90)26. And Still They Continue Singing
8/2(94)29. The Indian Child Welfare Act
8/3(94-95)8-9. Weaving Contemporary Ceremony. Native Women Weave their Lives and Artwork Together
Montijo, Yolanda
4/3(90)56. The Story of the Mountain Lion
7/2(93)1, 4-6, 8, 11. The Other History
7/3(93)42-43. In Her Own Words. The Villiana Calac Hyde Archive
7/4(93-94)4-9. Language: In Our Own Words. How much is really left of California's native languages?
8/1(94)9. Books: New Books, New Approaches
8/2 (94)8. Kwiyatsi's Bite
8/2(94)28-30. The American Indian Child Resource Center. A Twenty-Year Celebration.
Morris, Gary
6/2(92)24-27. A Land Divided: Yurok Land Allotment
Moser, Dawn L.
9/3(96)54. Name the North American Indian Tribes
Moss, Joan
3/2(89)26-27. A Chance for Peace in Lake County
3/3(89)13. Hitching
Mota, Evelene
1/2(87)18. A Story
Mount, Guy
2/4(88)18-19. The Yurok Redwood Canoe. [in California Watercraft: Ongoing Traditions]
Mowery, Ivadelle
1/6(88)14-15. The Sierra Mono Museum
2/3(88)3. North Fork Indian Fair Days
Multiple authors. See also Dr. Coyote
1/1(87)3; 1/2(87)3; 1/3 (87) 3; 1/4(87)3; 1/5(87)3; 1/6(88) 3; 2/1(88)3; 2/2(88)3; 2/3 (88) 2; 2/4(88)2; 3/1(89)2; 3/2 (89)2; 3/3(89)2; 4/2(90) 2; 5/1(90-91)2. Letters
9/4(96) SR28. Ethical Guidelines for Archaeologists and Anthropologists
10/1(96)27. untitled [obituary for Bernice Evelyn Torrez]
Munro, Pamela
3/2(89)27-28. Language: Gabrielino: Language of the Indians of Los Angeles
Myers, Larry
9/4(96)SR20. California Indians & Archaeology. A Special Report: What To Do If You Find Artifacts or Human Remains: A Guide to the General Public
10/1(96)29-30. The Gold Rush Revisited
Myshrall, Wm. R.
10/1(96)28. With Respect: Bernice Evelyn Scott-Torrez. For Bernice
Nabokov, Peter
2/3(88)7-8. G-O Road "Principle"
3/1(89)1, 4-9. The Roundhouse. Giving Life to the Community
Ng'Weno, Fleur
4/1(89)48-51. D-Q University
Nomland, Gladys
4/3(90)15. Origin of Abalone
Nyorr, Ech Kwach (Steve Lopez)
6/3(92)19-21. Mojave Bird Dance and Song. A Newfound Tradition
Oandasan. William
2/4(88)12-13. Grandma Jessie
Odom, Lei Lynn
7/3(93)9. We Can't Just Go Home and Relax
Oppenheimer, Helene (interviewer)
7/1(92-93)31. California Indian Legal Service After 25 Years: Protest Fishing
7/2(93)10. The Judge's Visit
Orozco, Joseph
5/1(90-91)23. Home Where It Belongs
Ortiz, Bev.
2/1(88)5. Mount Diablo
2/2(88)24-25. Skills & Technology: On Tradition and the State's Gathering Policy
2/3(88)26-28. Skills & Technology: Clam Shell Bead Making
2/4(88)28-29. Skills & Technology: Baskets of Dreams
2/5(88)24-28. Skills & Technology: It Will Live Forever: Yosemite Indian Acorn Preparation
2/6(89)22-24. Skills & Technology: Things Have Changed
3/1(89)10-11, 32. It's a Living Thing. Bus Lucas Reflects on the Roundhouse
3/1(89)27-28. Skills and Technology: The Color of the Earth: Magnesite Beadmaking
3/2(89)8-11. Skills & Technology: The Art of Life: An Interview with Five Smith Artists
3/3(89)25-27. Skills & Technology: Food for Sharing
4/1(89)13-14. Redwood Bark Dolls: Redwood Bark Dolls
4/2(90)6-9. Skills & Technology: Seaweed from the Coast: Restoring Collecting Rights
4/3(90)13. Acknowledgment Conference at D-Q U Hosted by the Association of Non-Federally Recognized Tribes of California
4/3(90)16-19. Skills & Technology: Skills Remembered, Cherished, and Continued. Northern Sierra Miwok Food Preparation and Soaproot Brush Making
4/3(90)43. With Respect. Frances B. McDaniel, December 21, 1919-March 5, 1990
4/4(90)20-23. Skills & Technology: Big Time Special Times: Chaw'se and the Amador Tribal Council
5/1(90-91)4-5. With Respect: Laura Fish Somersal, 1892-1990
5/1(90-91)1, 12-16. Skills & Technology: A Rich Red Hue: Yurok Dugout Canoes
5/1(90-91)32-33. Beyond the Stereotypes
5/2(91)9-10. With Caring, Sharing, and Hard Work. Acorn at the Sumeg Village Dedication
5/2(91)32-34. Skills & Technology: A Beautiful Life: Chumash Baby Baskets, String, and Foods
5/3(91)8-9. The Most Beautiful Areas
5/3(91)1, 10-11. Skills & Technology: Traditional Bird Singers
5/4(91)29-32. Skills & Technology: A Bird Dance at the Andreas Ranch
5/4(91)30-31. Skills & Technology: Palm Springs and the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians
5/4(91)33. Skills & Technology: With a Past and a Future: The Agua Caliente Cultural Museum
6/1(91)2. With Respect: Salome Alcantra
6/1(91-92)16-34. Interviews: Gladys Gonzales; Elsie Allen & Susan Billy; Linda Aguilar McGill; Lucy & Kathleen Smith; Silverio Espinoza; Geneva Lofton; L. Frank Manriquez; Mary Lou Brown and Her Students; Jennifer Bates; Lilly Baker; Norma Turner; Barbara Bill; Ivadelle Mowery; Alberta Sylvia & Henrietta Lewis; Sharon Tate, Kathy Wallace; Vivien Hailstone; Elsie Griffin; Yvonne Jolley; Terry Tripp Rompom. (California Indian Basketweavers Gathering, June 28-30, 1991)
6/2(92)6-7. Skills & Technology: Cahuilla Basketry
6/2(92)22-23. Collecting or Gathering?
6/3(92)24-28. Skills & Technology: Our Stories, Prayers, and Poems. California Indian Basketmakers and the Forest Service
6/4(92)14-18. Skills & Technology: Patient Tasks. Mono Arrowhead Making, Bow Making, and Hunting. Mojave Bows, Arrows and Running
6/4(92)15. Mono Bow Making
7/1(92-93)1, 6-7. Skills & Technology: Bears, Birds and Pepperwood Leaves
7/2(93)43-44. William Vance Smith
7/2(93)44. The Warm Springs Cultural Resources Project
7/3(93)5-6. With Respect: Mabel McKay, 1907-1993
7/3(93)7-10. Skills and Technology: Pesticides and Basketry
7/3(93)9. We Can't Just Go Home and Relax
7/4(93-94)17-20. Skills and Technology: A Commitment to the Future. The Artistry of Frank Gist
8/1(94)10. Skills and Technology: Rella Allan's Artistry
8/1(94)11-12. Skills and Technology: Washo Baskets and Foods
8/1(94)42-45. Susanna Graves' Tule Bitterns
8/1(94)43. Kashaya Kelp Dolls
8/2(94)23-24. Skills & Technology: Poison Oak
8/3(94-95)21-23. Skills and Technology: Kumeyaay Basketry. A Gift of the Past for the Present and Future
8/3(94-95)42-43. A Gathering of Ohlonean Peoples. Coyote Hills Regional Park, October 30, 1994
8/4(95)7-8. The Weather In Native California: Fog. Some Kahaya Pomo Stories
8/4(95)8-10. The Weather In Native California: Handling the Elements Kashaya Way
8/4(95)30-34. Skills & Technology: George Blake, A Traditional/Contemporary Artist
9/1(95)1, 4-6. For the People. D-Q University's First Big Time
9/1(95)35-39. Skills & Technology: Keeping Tradition Alive. Cahuilla Potter David Largo
9/1(95)39. Dedication of the Marion Steinbach Indian Basket Museum
9/3(96)4-6. With Respect: Milton "Bun" Lucas, 1925-1995 (Pomo)
9/3(96)39-41. An Interview with Florence Jones
10/1(96)4-7. Stairway to Our Ancestors
10/1(96)25. With Respect: Bernice Evelyn Scott-Torrez
10/2(96-97)27-30. Skills & Technology: Regathering a Tradition
10/3(97)9-10. Skills & Technology: Kumeyaay Netmaking
10/4(97)7-10. A Mission Indian Memorial
Oswalt, Robert L.
2/3(88)20-23. Language: The Russians in California: Kashaya Pomo Memories
10/1(96)26. untitled [obituary for Bernice Evelyn Torrez]
Owns the Sable, Paul A.
4/1(89)52. Pictorial History of D-Q U, 1970-1989. A Personal Statement by the Artist, Paul A. Owns the Sabre
Parker, Debby
8/2(94)16-17. Piuga: A Treasured Food
Parker, John
1/2(87)12. Native American Cultural Camping Program
Parker, Lucy
8/1(94)28-29. Miwok Games
Parkman, E. Breck
1/3(87)8-10, 24. Building a Yurok Village
5/2(91)4-8. Dedicating Sumeg
Parrish, Essie
2/6(89)26-27. Preserving Shellfish (Kashaya Pomo using the phonetic alphabet)
Parrish, Otis
8/2(94)24. A Poison Oak Story
Paton, Robert J.
8/4(95)50-51. Back into the Park. California Desert Protection Act offers hope to Timbisha Shoshone
9/4(96)55-56. Desert Protection or Indian Removal? Federal Agencies Stonewall Timbisha Shoshone Over Trust Land in Death Valley
Patterson, Victoria
1/1(87)15-16. Education: Bilingual Backlash: A New Public Policy?
1/2(87)15-16. Education: A Woman Of Courage
1/3(87)18-19. Education: City-As-School, Community As Classroom
1/4(87)14. Acorns, Woodpeckers, and Weather Forecasts
1/4(87)20-21. Education
1/5(87)19-20. Education: Thanksgiving Thoughts
1/6(88)7-10. Virgilia Knight et al. v. Carroll School District
2/1(88)19-20. Education: California's American Indian Education Office
2/2(88)19-20. Education: Indian Images
2/3(88)23-25. Education: Dorya Harjo, Student Ambassador
2/4(88)23-24. Education: Oakland's Indian Education Programs: A Success Story
2/5(88)5-6. Shoqowa Ke: Hopland Pomo Dance Songs
2/6(89)3-6. The Sinkyone: Island of Sanity
3/1(89)20-21. Education: National Women's History Month
3/1(89)29. Lake Mendocino Pomo Visitors Center
3/2(89)14-15. Education: The California Arts Council Multi-Cultural Entry Grant Program
3/3(89)16. A Tribute. Mitchell Jack 1912-1989
3/3(89)24-25. Education: Coyote's Revenge
4/1(89)32-34. Indian Education: Then and . . .
4/1(89)42-43. Some Hard Memories: Round Valley Indian Boarding School
4/1(89)58-59. Humboldt State University Indian Teacher Education
4/2(90)42-43. Education: Oral History
4/3(90)44-45. Education: A Bilingual Education Program Gets a New Start
4/4(90)34-36. Education: An Interview with Stewart Wilburn. Thoughts on Art Education
5/2(91)17-19. Education: Walking Well in Two Worlds
5/3(91)21-23. Education: New Reasons for Old Methods
5/4991)34-35. Education: The Four Worlds
6/1(91-92)8. Education: Basketmaking -An Integrated Lesson
6/2(92)39. The Sinkyone Revisited
6/3(92)5-6. The Beat Goes On
6/3(92)7. Qhabe Jaach - The Rock Man 7/2(93)40-41. Education:
Possibilities
8/1(94)30-33. Playing for Real. Sho qa, the Grass Game
8/4 (95)20. Return of the Sinkyone
Peralta, Benito
10/3(97)8. Coyote Meets Stinkbug
Peri, David W
1/1(87)7-8. The Founding of Ya-Ka-Ama
1/2(87)8-9. Ya-Ka-Ama: "Our Land," The First Fourteen Years, 1971-85
1/2(87)2, 13. Plant of the Season: Willows
1/2(87)17-18. Recipes: California Fry Bread
1/3(87)5-7. The Game of Staves
1/4(87)10-14, 24. Acorns: The Staff of Life
1/4(87)22-23. Recipes: Cooking with Acorns
1/5(87)6-9, Plant of the Season: Oaks
1/6(88)1, 4-5. Venison: Indian Beef. On Deer and Preparing Venison for Cooking or Why Things Are and How They Came to be That Way
2/1(88)14-15. Venison: Indian Beef. On Deer and Preparing Venison for Cooking or Why Things Are and How They Came to Be That Way, Part II
2/2(88)1, 12-15. Visions of the Past Remembered and Reborn (or Renewed). The Artistry of Milton Lucas, Kashaya Pomo Carver
2/4(88)8-9. Plant of the Season: The California Wild Grape
8/1(94)39-41. The Game of Staves
Perry, Jean
2/3(88)13-15. Yurok Fishing
Perry, Joyce
8/1(94)56. Family Discoveries
Peters, Ed
1/1(87)18-19. Going Home
Peterson, Paul
9/4(96)SR24. California Indians & Archaeology. A Special Report: Early Spring, 2,200 Years Ago On Anderson Flat
Pfeffer, Mike
9/3(96)45. Free Legal Services for California Indians Threatened
Pickett, Karen
9/4(96)3-5. Trouble in Round Valley
Pierce, C.C.
5/1(90-91)48. photo only. Old materials and a new design
Pike, Keith R
5/1(90-91)41. The Evolution of PICES
Planas-Beck, Lorrie
6/2(92)41-43. Not Lightly Forgotten
9/4(96)SR23. California Indians & Archaeology. A Special Report: When Archaeologists and Indians Cross Paths
Poe, Alice
6/1(91-92)2. With Respect: Salome Alcantra
Poe, Lynn
5/1(90-91)29. Point Arena Roundhouse Reconstruction
Puffer, Herb
7/3(93)40-41. Ishi's Mysterious Companion
Queensberry, Stephen
2/5(88)2. The G-O Road Case: An Update
9/4(96)SR17. California Indians & Archaeology. A Special Report: National Historic Preservation Act
Raymond, Michael Joseph
5/2(91)31. Genny's Song: Genevieve Billyrene Marrufo, 1936-1990
Renick, Robert
5/4(91)22. With Respect, Robert Renick, 1914-1991
Richardson, Nancy
7/4(93-94)52. The Advocate: What is "Language Retention"?
Richardson-Riley, Nancy
7/1(92-93)40-41. The Advocate: The State of Our Languages.
8/3(94-95)47-49. The Advocate: Indian Language is Happening in California
Rivera, Jose Ignacio
1/4(87)6-9. Regional Indian Museums: An Indian Perspective
2/6(89)7. A General Plan for the State Indian Museum: Looking Into The Future
2/6(89)12-13. The Reburial of Our Ancestors: A Moral, Ethical, And Constitutional Dilemma For California
4/4(90)16-17. A New California State Indian Museum. Public Input Needed
6/2(92)42-43. Open Letter to the California Secretary of Resources, Mr. Douglas Wheeler, and Director of the California Department of Parks and Recreation, Mr. Don Murphy
7/2(93)9. Garra: a Native Californian Freedom Fighter
7/2(93)33-34. Repatriation and the California Park Service. An Interview with Director Don Murphy and Staff
7/3(93)48. CPS Theft Handled Honorably
Rizzo, Tina
8/2(94)33-36. Unlocking the Past
Roberts, Harry
1/1(87)1, 3. A Yurok Story
Roberts, Helen H.
4/3(90)51. K!imshu, or Concow Acorn Mush Drawings
Robin, Lois
5/4(91)16-19. A Day with Diana
Robles, Louis, Jr.
9/1(95)13-16. A Circle of Voices. Preserving our stories in our own words and expressions
Rosales, Hawk
7/4(93-94)46. We Didn't Want for Anything (interviewer)
Ross, Jacquelyn
10/3(97)25-28. In the Arms of the Coorong. A Weaving of Hearts and Culture in Australia
10/3(97)27. Kumarangk
10/4(97)23-24. Education: Mussels: A Gift from the Ocean
Rossman, Rusty
1/1(87)5. illus. only. Makahmo Pomo Musical Instruments
Ruane, Mary
5/2(91)27. The Bill Wahpepah Indian Youth Fund
Sanderson, Grover C.
2/1(88)6-7, 24. Two Peek-Wa Stories from the Karuk
Sarris, Greg
2/4(88)1, 3-6. On the Road to Lolsel: Conversations with Mabel McKay
4/1(89)53-57. Stanford University and the Kashaya Pomo Reservation: Mutual Aid
10/3(97)21-22. Books: Interviews with Tom Smith and Maria Copa: Isabel Kelly's Ethnographic Notes on the Coast Miwok Indians of Marin and Southern Sonoma Counties, California
Saubel, Katherine
5/2(91)11-13. Five Hundred Years from Now. An Interview with Katherine Saubel
Scholder, Fritz
9/2(95-96)4-6. The Cupeno and the German
Seely, Gennie
10/1(96)53. A Clarification
Shanks, Ralph Woo
2/3(88)12. Colorado River Indian-Owned Museums and Cultural Activities
Shaughnessy, Florence
2/3(88)15. How Fish Came to Be in the River
Sheffer, Ken
8/4(95)27-28. The Tongva Mural Project
Shipley, William
2/5(88)12-15. Mountain Maidu and the Art of Translation
5/3(91)7. trans. The Spoiler
Silverthorn, Steve, Fire Tender
10/2(96-97)31-36. Inside News: Sister's Farewell Greeting
Sisk, Caleen A.
4/1(89)10-12. Toyon Belongs to the Wintu: Respect Our Vision
Sisk-Franco, Caleen
9/3(96)37-38. Traditional Tobacco Use in Northern California: Use or Abuse. Indian Tradition and Tobacco Education
Siva, Ernest
10/1996)19. Nuri' A'wa'vit (Pirct naverka'). The Foolishly Determined One (translator)
Slagle, Allogan
1/1(87)16-18. Groundhog Day. A Byline of Warning Barks, with Chirps of Cautious Optimism, from the News Burrow to the Grassroots
1/2(87)16-17; 1/3(87) 19-21. Groundhog Day. A Byline of Warning Barks (with Chirps of Cautious Optimism, from the News Burrow to the Grassroots)
1/4(87)18-20; 1/5(87) 20-22; 1/6(88) 19-21; 2/1(88)20-22; 2/2 (88)20-22; 2/3(88) 28-30; 2/4(88)24-26; 2/5 (88)22-23; 2/6(89)21-22; 3/1(89) 21-23; 3/2(89)23-25; 3/3(89)20-23; 4/1(89) 24-27; 4/2(90)34-39; 4/3 (90)47-50; 4/4(90)42-43; 5/1(90-91)26-27. Groundhog Day. A Byline of Political and Legal Concerns
5/2(91)35-38. Groundhog Day: Suggestions for the New Congress
5/3(91)40-43; 5/4(91) 38-41; 6/1(91-92)37-40. Groundhog Day. A Byline of Political and Legal Concerns
6/2(92)46-49; 6/3(92)48-51; 6/4(92)38-41; 7/1(92-93) 44-46; 7/2(93)48-50; 7/3 (93)49-51; 7/4(93-94)56-57; 8/1(94)57-59; 8/2(94) 47-49; 8/3(94-95)56-59; 8/4(95)55-58; 9/1(95)48-50. Groundhog Day.
9/2(95-96)49-51. Groundhog Day: The Termination Budget
9/3(96)56-58; 9/4(96)59-60. Groundhog Day
9/4(96)60. Burrowing Into Politics On the Internet. Groundhog's Handy-Dandy Guide (Part I)
10/1(96)55-57. Groundhog Day
10/1(96)58. Burrowing into Politics on the Internet. Groundhog's Handy-Dandy Guide (Part 2)
10/2(96-97)37-38. Groundhog Day
10/2(96-97)39. Burrowing into Politics on the Internet. Groundhog's Handy-Dandy Guide (Part 3)
10/3(97)40-42; 10/4(97)49-51. Groundhog Day Smith, Ann King
9/4(96)SR17. California Indians & Archaeology. A Special Report: Some Of The Key Laws Affecting Native Archaeological, Religious, And Historic Sites
Smith, Christina
7/4(93-94)46. We Didn't Want for Anything
Smith, Jason (Chases-the- Wind)
6/3(92)17. Woman - do you see how I move?
Smith, Kathleen
4/2(90)4-5. You'll Never Go Hungry: Food Traditions of One Dry Creek Pomo/ Bodega Miwok Family
4/3(90)14-15. Abalone: A Precious Gift
4/4(90)14-15. More than Food Alone: Springs from Childhood
5/1(90-91)10-11. More than Food Alone: The Bitter and the Sweet
5/2(91)14-16. More than Food Alone: Crab Louis and the Jitterbug
7/2(93)42-43. The Measure of a Man
10/3(97)1, 4-5. The Wonder of It All
Smith, Lorin W.
4/2(90)1, 10-16. Standing at the Center. Reflections of a Dreamer and Healer
Smith, Lucy
6/2(92)29. Many Relatives
Smith, Ralph H
1/2(87)19. Tamalpais: Tribal History
Smokey, Carnegie
9/3(96)49-50. The Advocate: Sylvia Barber Andrews
Society for California Archaeology
9/4(96)SR28. California Indians & Archaeology. A Special Report: Ethical Guidelines for Archaeologists and Anthropologists
Socktish, Mary
4/2(90)18-19. The Acorn Feast at Takimilding (1940s)
Sterling, Clarence R.
2/2(88)4-7. Chumash Wind Instruments
Stewart, Jack
8/1(94)24-27. Tuhuki'ni' and the Gambler
Supahan, Nisha
9/3(96)1, 42. The Arts: Absurd Magic
Supahan, Sarah
8/3(94-95)50. The Advocate: Summer Language Camps
9/2(95-96)35-37. Teaching Well, Learning Quickly. Communication-Based Language Instruction
Supahan, Terry
8/3(94-95)50. The Advocate: Summer Language Camps
9/2(95-96)35-37. Teaching Well, Learning Quickly. Communication-Based Language Instruction
Super, Violet
3/3(89)4-6. Story of How Panther Got Tear Marks
Surber, Judith
4/1(89)50. untitled ("Standing alone in the middle of nowhere É ")
Sweet William (to Kroeber & Gifford)
7/4(93-94)42-43 (S22-23). Indian Regalia of Northwest California: How Big Dentalium Created Wealth
Tallmountain, Mary
8/3(94-95)52. With Respect: There is No Word for Goodbye
Tamez, Sonia
6/3(92)25. A Forest Service Perspective
Teixeira, Lauren S.
9/4(96)49-51. Like the Air we Breathe: California Indian Stories and the Spirit
10/3(97)23; 10/4(97)48. Sources & Resources
Thalman, Sylvia
4/2(90)15. Tom Smith
Theodoratus, Dorothea J.
1/4(87)4-5. Preserving the Point Arena Roundhouse
1/5(87)4-5. G-O Road: Northwest California Religion Case to be Reviewed by Supreme Court
3/1(89)13. Point Arena Roundhouse: Update on Point Arena Roundhouse
5/1(90-91)29. Point Arena Roundhouse Reconstruction
Thompson, Lucy
5/2(91)4-7. To the American Indian (excerpt)
6/2(92)26-27. "I leave the reader to decide. . ." (excerpt To the American Indian)
Timbrook, Jan
2/4(88)17. The Chumash Plank Canoe [in California Watercraft: Ongoing Traditions]
Torrez, Bernice
2/5(88)7-8. How I Learned to Sing
8/4(95)8-10. The Weather In Native California: Handling the Elements Kashaya Way
Trafzer, Clifford E
4/3(90)43. With Respect, Tom Lucas, 1903-1989
5/1(90-91)40-41. Indians and Textbooks
Trevor, Terra
10/2(96-97)10-11. Tomol Trek
Tripp, Brian
6/2(92)insert. They Think They Own the Place
9/3(96)22. Inside News: When I'm Wearing My Colors United Indian Health Services
9/2(95-96)48. California Natives and Diabetes. You Are at Risk
Vane, Sylvia Brakke
2/6(89)24-25. The Campbell Collection
Van Fleet, Ron, Sr.
6/4(92)18. How the Animals Got their Colors - A Mojave Story
Vasquez, Nora Burns
10/1(96)50. The Advocate: You Have to Think Indian
Vera, Agnes
10/3(97)29-31. Agnes Vera's Autobiography
Vera, Matt
7/3(93)19-20. The Advocate: The Creation of Language, a Yowlumni Story
Vizenor, Gerald
7/3(93)38-41. The Power of Names
White, Greg
9/4(96)SR24. California Indians & Archaeology. A Special Report: Early Spring, 2,200 Years Ago On Anderson Flat
Wilken, Michael
10/2(96-97)20. Common Ground: A Kumiai/ Kumeyaay Summit
10/3(97)6-8. Native People of the Other California
Williams, H.D. "Timm"
3/1(89)2. Getting A Sense of the World
Willie, Ed
5/1(90-91)38-39. Hintil Kuu Ca: Little Children's House
6/3(92)4-5. It Feels Good. The Hintil Kuu Ca Pomo Dancers
Willits, Elizabeth
5/2(91)20-21. The Singing Feather
Wilson, Darryl Babe
4/4(90)4-6. Pit River Country Today: Destination Unknown
5/1(90-91)9. It-spo-iotisi: Truth
5/2(91)2-3. "Kinder and Gentler"
5/2(91)11-13. Five Hundred Years from Now. An Interview with Katherine Saubel
5/3(91)4-6. How the Great Canyon Was Made
5/4(91)4-6. Before There Was Something, There Was Nothing: The Creation
6/2(92)insert. Brian Tripp
6/2(92)1, 30-34. Mis Misa: The Power Within Akoo-Yet That Protects the World
6/3(92)14-15. LaPena
6/4(92)center insert. Jean La Marr
7/1(92-93)center insert. Harry Fonseca
7/2(93)38. The Advocate: Salila-ti Mi-mu d-enn-i-gu
8/2(94)4-8. How-Ta Doctors of Cayton, California
9/1(95)7-12. Inside News: Dose!
Windmiller, Ric
9/4(96)SR4. California Indians & Archaeology. A Special Report: Looking Back: Reburial/Repatriation Thirty years Ago
Wolf, Cathy
6/3(92)18-19. The Great Clan Dances. We Are One Again
Woodruff, Joan Leslie
4/1(89)19. Heritage
Wright, Bill
4/3(90)27. Bill Wright of the Wintun/ Cortina Band
Wright, Georgina
1/6(88)8-9. The Old Reservation School
Yamane, Linda
2/4(88)16. The Ohlone Tule Boat [in California Watercraft: Ongoing Traditions]
4/3(90) 32-34. Northern California Events
4/3(90)34-35. Southern California Events
4/3(90)52. Baskets Sought
4/4(90)10-13. Reburial Verses
4/4(90)37-39. Northern California Events
4/4(90)39. Southern California Events
5/1(90-91)24-25. Northern California Events
5/1(90-91)25, 48. Southern California Events
5/3(91)30-31. Northern California Events
5/3(91)31-32. Southern California Events
5/4(91)7. Baskets in Museum Collections. A California Indian Perspective
5/4(91)13-15. Northern California Events
5/4(91)15. Southern California Events
6/1(91-92)10-11. Northern California Events
6/1(91-92)11. Southern California Events
6/3(92)26-27. Lessons in Flexibility
6/3(92)43-44. Northern California Events
6/3(92)45. Southern California Events
6/4(92)11-12. Northern California Events
6/4(92)13. Southern California Events
7/1(92-93)14-16. Northern California Events
7/1(92-93)16-17. Southern California Events
7/2(93)13-15. Northern California Events
7/2(93)15-16. Southern California Events
7/3(93)44-45. Northern California Events
7/3(93)45-46. Southern California Events
7/4(93-94)15-16. Northern California Events
7/4(93-94)16. Southern California Events
8/1(94)6-8. Northern California Events
8/1(94)8. Southern California Events
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