Index N
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Authors and titles
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.
N. P. S. See U.S. National Park Service
Nahanni, Annastasia
Toypurina's Gathering of the Acorn People
Castel de Oro. photo. 8/4(95) 25
NAHUATL. See AZTEC
Names, personal
Native Californians, pre-contact
Hinton. 9/4(96)7-8
Native Californians, post-contact
Hinton. 9/4(96)8-9
Names, place
California
Hinton. 2/1(88)22-23
colonialism of
Forbes. 10/1(96)51
indigenous vs. European
Forbes. 10/1(96)51
_____, Nancy (Karuk?)
Bright, William, Dr.
Lang. photo only. 3/3(89)3
Napolitan, Nancy. See Smith-
Napolitan, Nancy
National Academy of Sciences
Ward Valley Low-Level Radioactive Waste Dump
Klasky. 9/2(95-96)10-11
National Congress of American Indians (NCAI)
Inouye, Daniel (US Sen)
Slagle. 5/3(91)40-41
Miller, George (US Rep, D-CA)
Slagle. 5/3(91)40
Resolution #SF 91-123 (Federal
Tribal Recognition Policy & Process)
Slagle. 6/2(92)46
tribal status, federal acknowledgment
Slagle. 6/2(92)46, 48
unacknowledged tribes, exclusion of
Slagle.10/2(96-97)38
National Endowment for the Arts
Folk Arts Program
Abbott. 9/2(95-96)14
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
funding
Abbott. 9/2(95-96)14
National Heritage Fellowship
Gendar. 6/1(91-92)19(S6)
National Environmental Policy Act (1969)
described
Smith. 9/4(96)S17
National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) (1966)
appeal to amend language of
Alvarez. 8/3(94-95)6
California Environmental Quality Act
Love. 9/4(96)S29-S30
described
Haro(Queensberry). 9/4(96) S17
Smith. 9/4(96)S17
Mount Shasta, CA
Alvarez. 8/3(94-95)6
Alvarez. 8/4(95)19
Section 106 Review
Alvarez. 8/4(95)19
National Indian AIDS Media Consortium
information packets
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)17
National Indian Justice Center
Presidio Office celebration, 1996
Gendar. 10/2(96-97)19
National Indian Policy Center. See George Washington University
National Museum, Copenhagen, Denmark
Uldall, Hans J. collections
Multiple authors (Uldall). 1/5(87)3
National Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.
Ancestral Memories exhibition
Gendar. 9/3(96)53
Apodaca, Paul and
Gendar. 5/3(91)34
benefit, 1995
Gendar. 9/1(95)45
collection, storage and usage
Apodaca. 5/4(19)28
establishment of
Apodaca. 5/4(91)28
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
LaPena. 5/2(91)30
Heye Foundation collection
Apodaca. 5/4(91)28
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
Native American cooperation
Apodaca. 5/4(91)28
Apodaca. 6/3(92)42
LaPena. 5/2(91)30
S. 978 (establishment of)
LaPena. 5/2(91)30
This Path We Travel exhibition
LaPena. 8/3(94-95)10
West, Rick (Dir.)
Gendar. photo. 5/1(90-91)31
National Park Service. See U. S. National Park Service
National Register of Historic Places
Mount Shasta, CA
Alvarez. photos. 8/3(94-95) 1, 5-7
Rodgers, Jerry (Keeper of the Register)
Alvarez. 8/3(94-95)5, 6-7
National Women's History Month
educational approaches to
Patterson. photos. 3/1(89) 20-21
National Women's History Month Award
Anon. 4/3(90)36
Native America Calling (radio program)
host, search for
Gendar. 8/1(94)52
producers and reporters, positions available
Gendar. 10/4(97)47
Native American Arts Guild of Fresno, Fresno, CA
Little Deer, Mike
Patterson. photo. 3/2(89) 14-15
Multi-Cultural Entry Grant Program, California Arts Council
Patterson. 3/2(89)14-15
Native American Bilingual Program, Mendocino County Office of Education
D-A-R-T
Patterson. chart, illus. 4/3(90) 44-45
described
Patterson. illus. 1/1(87)15-16
Patterson. chart, illus. 4/3(90) 44-45
Eaglesmith, J.C.
Patterson. 4/3(90)44, 45
Project PRIDE
Patterson. 4/3(90)45
Native American Career Education in Natural Resources
California State University, Humboldt
Boham. 2/3(88)3
Native American Church
non-Native participation
d'Azevedo. 3/3(89)9-11
Oregon v. Smith
Slagle. 7/1(92-93)44
peyote
Slagle. 7/1(92-93)44
Washo
d'Azevedo. 3/3(89)9-11
Native American Free Exercise of Religion Act (NAFERA) [Freedom of Religion Act] (S. 1021) (1993)
congressional findings as basis
Slagle. 7/3(93)49-50
definitions
Slagle. 7/3(93)50
eagles, religious use of
Slagle.7 /3(93)51
goals of
Slagle. 7/3(93)49
peyote
Slagle. 7/3(93)51
prisoners' rights
Slagle. 7/3(39)51
progress report
Slagle. 7/4(93-94)56
provisions
Slagle. 7/3(93)49
sacred sites, protection
Slagle. 7/3(93)50-51
Native American Graphic Workshop
Weaving Contemporary Ceremony project and exhibition
Gendar. 8/1(94)51
Moisa. photos. 8/3(94-95)8-9
Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (P.L. 101-601) (1990)
compliance with
Rivera. 6/2(92)42
described
Smith. 9/4(96)S17
establishment of
Planas. 6/2(92)41, 43
Native American Heritage Commission (NAHC)
abolition of (A. B. 861, A. B. 3334)
Anon. 6/2(92)45
Gendar. 7/2(93)46
CSU Long Beach
Gendar. 10/3(97)37-38
constitutionality of
Gendar. 10/3(97)37-38
elections
Gendar. 5/4(91)37
funding and
Anon. 6/2(92)45
gathering limitations, seaweed
Ortiz. 4/2(90)6, 9
G-O Road
Theodoratus. 1/5(87)4-5
human remains, return and reburial
Gendar. 6/3(92)47
Gendar. 7/2(93)45
Gendar. 9/3(96)55
Lara. 9/4(96)S22
Rivera. 2/6(89)12, 13
Rivera. 7/2(93)34
Interagency Native American Policy Committee
Anon. 1/3(87)3
library collections
Fredrickson. 4/1(89)21
Mount Shasta ski resort proposal
Gendar. 6/3(92)46
museum collections
Gendar. 6/1(91-92)22(S10)
museum resources listings, Native California
Gendar. 8/1(94)51
Myers, Larry (Pomo, Ukiah)
Anon. 1/4(87)15
Native Californian resources listings
Gendar. 8/1(94)51
Sinkyone Intertribal Wilderness Park
Patterson. 2/6(89)5
Native American History Project
Anderson, Verle Maize and
Brovarney. 10/1(96)32-34
creation of
Brovarney. 10/1(96)32-33
photograph collection
Brovarney. photos. 10/1(96) 32-33, 34
Native American Indian Program, California State Department of Education
described
Patterson. 2/1(88)20
Native American Intertribal University, UC Irvine, CA
described
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)18
Native American Language Issues (NALI) Institute
conferences
Riley. 7/1(92-93)40-41
Native American Languages Act
Hinton. 5/2(91)22
Native American Languages Act (P.L. 101-477)
funding
Anon. 7/4(93-94)52
goals of
Slagle. 7/2(93)48
history of
Hinton. 5/2(91)22-23
text of (excerpts)
Hinton. 5/2(91)23
Tribally Controlled Community College Assistance Act (H.R. 504)
Hinton. 5/2(91)22
Native American Languages Act (S. 2044) (1992)
objectives
Hinton. 6/4(92)28
Native American Museum Claims Commission Act (S. 187)
Amendment
Rivera. 2/6(89)13
Slagle. 2/4(88)25
Native American Oakland Task Force, Oakland, CA
educational materials, Native Californians
Gendar. 7/3(93)46
Native American Women's Wellness Conference
1991 conference described
Gendar. 5/3(91)33
Native Americans
adoption of by non-natives
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)25-26 (S5-6)
archaeology and
Castro. photo. 9/4(96)S9-S11
Chartkoff. photo. 9/4(96)S2-3
de Barros. 8/3(94-95)55
de Barros. 9/4(96)S25-S27
Fuller. photo. 9/4(96)S8
Goode. 9/4(96)S11-S14
Haro. 9/4(96)S15-S19
Lara. 9/4(96)S21-S22
Love. 9/4(96)S29-S31
Planas-Beck. 9/4(96)S23
Windmiller. 9/4(96)S4
budget, federal
Slagle. 9/2(95-96)49-51
demographics
Bahr. 5/3(91)29
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)18
Lippert. 1/2(87)6
Slagle. 9/1(95)48
Europeans and
Wilson. 5/2(91)2
events, public vs. private
Apodaca. 6/4(92)23
federal government policies and attitudes
Slagle. 9/2(95-96)49-51
heroes
LaPena. 10/2(96-97)15
history, public school curriculum
Patterson. 1/5(87)19-20
history, suppression of
Margolin. 8/3(94-95)S13
internet resources
Slagle. 10/1(96)58
journalists and
Apodaca. 6/4(92)22-23
laws and
Margolin. 7/1(92-93)22 (S2)
"Mixed Race" census category
Dr. Coyote. 10/3(97)39
names for
Forbes. 10/1(96)51
non-natives, relations with
Margolin. 8/3(94-95)S13
Objectification of the American Indian symposium, 1992
Gendar. 6/3(92)38, 40-41
poems
Lewis. 7/2(93)8
racism
Margolin. 8/3(94-95)S13
Patterson. 2/2(88)19-20
Vizenor (Strankman). 7/3(93) 38-39
stereotyping by non-natives
Anon. 1/1(87)19
Anon. 2/6(89)15
LaPena. 5/3(91)15, 16
Multiple authors (Ross). 1/2(87)3
Ortiz. 5/1(90-91)32-33
Patterson. 2/2(88)19-20
tourists and
Apodaca. 6/4(92)23
urbanization of
Bahr. 5/3(91)28-29
Lippert. 1/2(87)6
U. S. Forest Service and
Gendar. 7/4(93-94)55
U. S. National Park Service and
Paton. 8/4(95)50-51
World Wide Web sites
Teixeira. 10/3(97)23
Native California Indian Gathering Policy, California Department of Parks and Recreation
museums, regional Indian
Rivera. 1/4(87)8, 9
Native California Network
basketweavers
Abbott. 8/2(94)13
California Languages Conference, 1994
Hinton. photos. 8/1(94)53-55
Community Grants Program
Abbott. 8/2(94)13
establishment of
Abbott. 8/2(94)13
grants and funding
Abbott. 6/3(92)30
Abbott. 8/2(94)13-14
Indigenous Language Program
Abbott. 8/2(94)13-14
Native Californians
Achieving Justice in California Indian Country, conference, 1994
Gendar. 8/3(94-95)51
Alameda County demographics
Slagle. 5/4(91)38-39
assimilation
Margolin. 8/3(94-95)S13
Baja Californians and
Wilken. photo. 10/3(97)6-8
borders, cultural integrity and
Ortiz. 10/3(97)9
California Indian Advisory Act [California Advisory Council Act]
(1992)
Gendar. 8/1(94)50
Slagle. 8/1(94)57-58
California Indians: Primary Resources (Vane & Bean, eds.)
Apodaca. 5/2(91)28-29
California Land Claims Act (1851)
Slagle. map. 3/3(89)22-23
California Rancheria Termination Act (1958) (H.R. 2824)
Gendar. 7/1(92-93)33, 34 (S13, 14)
Slagle. 1/5(87)21
Slagle. 8/1(94)57
California Sesquicentennial Commemoration
Kulhavy. 10/3(97)35
Myers. 10/1(96)29-30
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
culture, modern
Margolin. 8/3(94-95)S14
Dawes Severalty Act
Anon. 7/1(92-93)35 (S15)
"Digger" Indians
Hinton. 6/2(92)14-15
Europeans, relations with
Apodaca. 4/3(90)42
Apodaca. 10/3(97)20-21
federal services eligibility list
Slagle. 10/3(97)42
geography, concepts of
Margolin. 8/3(94-95)S10
Gold Rush and
Myers. 10/1(96)29
homelands
Margolin map only .8/1 (94)17
Margolin. map & chart. 8/3 (94-95)S2
horse-stealing
Apodaca. 4/3(90)42
Indian Arts and Crafts Act (P.L. 101-644) (1990)
Anon. 5/4(91)12
Indian Reorganization Act and
Slagle. 8/2(94)49
judicial systems
Gendar. 8/3(94-95)51
land acquisition for
Slagle. 6/3(92)48-51
laws, traditional
Margolin. photo. 8/3(94-95) S10-11
living conditions
Slagle. 6/3(92)48-50
murder of
Cook. 9/4(96)13
museum resources listings, Native American Heritage
Commission
Gendar. 8/1(94)51
names, personal
Hinton. 9/4(96)7-9
northwest California, overview
Margolin. illus, map, photos. 8/3(94-95)S1-16
pan-Indianism and
LaPena. 4/3(90)30
perceptions of, non-Indian
LaPena. 4/3(90)30
public awareness of
Margolin. 10/2(96-97)2
racism
Hinton. 6/2(92)14-15
research materials
Apodaca. 5/2(91)28-29
resistance and revolts
Margolin. 7/2(93)2
Montijo. illus, photos. 7/2(93) 4-6, 8, 11
San Francisco Bay Area
Apodaca. 10/3(97)20-21
spirituality
Margolin. photos. 8/3(94-95) S12
Time of Little Choice: The Disintegration of Tribal Culture in the
San Francisco Bay Area, 1769-1810 (Milliken)
Apodaca. illus. 10/3(97)20-21
Time's Flotsam - Overseas Collections of California Indian
Material Culture (Blackburn & Hudson)
Apodaca. 5/2(91)29
treaties
Margolin. 8/3(94-95)S13
Slagle. map. 3/3(89)22-23
Slagle. 6/3(92)48, 50, 51
Smith. 5/2(91)15-16
tribal character
Slagle. 8/2(94)48-49
tribal sovereignty
Slagle. 8/2(94)48-49
Slagle. 8/3(94-95)57, 58
warfare
Montijo. illus, photos. 7/2(93) 4-5, 6
World Wide Web sites
Teixeira. 10/3(97)23
Native Cultures Institute of Baja California, The (CUNA)
cultural preservation
Wilken. 10/3(97)7
Kuri Kuri 1997
Anon. 10/3(97)9
Native Reflections Festival, Humboldt State University
Chabolla, Luis
Anon. 7/2(93)29
described
Anon. 7/2(93)29
Healing Voices Symposium
Dunn. photo. 7/2(93)30-31
Northwest Traditions performances
Hanly. photos. 7/2(93)29-30
Native Seeds. See SEARCH
Natural resources management
educational programs
Boham. 2/3(88)3
government control of
Slagle. 3/1(89)22
tribal sovereignty and
Slagle. 3/1(89)22
U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Slagle. 3/1(89)22
Nature
human beings and
Margolin. 6/2(92)18 (S2)
senses and
Williams. 3/1(89)2
Nature Conservancy, The
Native Californians and
Greensfelder. 6/1(91-92)28 (S16)
gathering, basketweaving materials
Greensfelder. 6/1(91-92)28 (S16)
NAVAJO (DIN)
Apodaca, Paul
Anon. photo. 4/4(90)24
Apodaca. 2/5(88)11
Gendar. 5/3(91)34
Gendar. photo only.9/3(96)52
Gendar. 9/4(96)57
Colorado River Indian Tribes Museum
Shanks. 2/3(88)12
Gorman, R.C.
Ng'Weno. photo only. 4/1(89) 49
Havasupai Horse Songs and Blessingway
Hinton. 2/5(88)4
Indian Child Welfare Act
Moisa. 2/4(88)10, 11
Keetso, "Baby"
Moisa. 2/4(88)10, 11
language
Hinton. chart. 3/3(89)28
Mikkelsen, Leatrice
LaPena. 2/4(88)22
LaPena. 2/6(89)20
Nez, Kevin
Alvarez. photo. 7/4(93-94)12
Spencer, Marquel
Ruane. photo. 5/2(91)27
Vasquez, Nora Burns
Vasquez. 10/1(96)50
Zah, Peterson
Slagle. 7/2(93)49, 50
Naval Weapons Center, China Lake, CA
Hanson, Dugan
Anon. map. 4/2(90)33
human remains, return and reburial
Anon. map. 4/2(90)33
Nawlet, Tamasa (Cupe¤o)
photograph
Scholder. photo. 9/2(95-96) 3, 5
Nell, Wesley (Miwok?)
Miwok Dancers
Bibby. photo only. 7/3(93)32
Nelson, Byron (Hupa)
No-GO March, 1988
Lang. photo. 2/3(88)4, 6, 7
Nelson, Patricia (Pala Reservation)
Medicine Ways Conference
Gendar. 4/4(90)32
Nelson-Rodriguez, Catherine L (Luise¤o)
Unwed Mothers (monoprint), 1994
Moisa. illus. 8/3(94-95)8, 9
Weaving Contemporary Ceremony I & II exhibition, 1995
Moisa. illus. 8/3(94-95)8, 9
Net making
materials and techniques
Ortiz. photos. 10/3(97)9-10
Neuerburg, Norman, Dr.
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
Nevada City Rancheria, Nevada County, CA
tribal status, termination
Slagle. 1/5(87)22
New, Ilson
abalone, commercial harvesting
Gendar. 6/2(92)44
Newbreast, Betty
Intertribal Friendship House
Anon. photo only. 2/1(88)13
Newland, Clyde (CA Dept of Parks and Rec)
Chaw'se Indian Grinding Rock State Historic Park
Bibby. 7/3(93)34
News From Native California. See also Heyday Books
clipping services
Gendar. 5/4(91)37
color printing
Margolin. 10/1/(96)2
corrections
Margolin. 10/1/(96)2
donations
Margolin. 5/4(91)2
Margolin. 8/3(94-95)2
Eagle Feathers and Blue Jeans, Los Angeles Public Library
Gendar. photo only.9/3(96)52
Fall/Winter 1993-1994 issue delay
Margolin. 7/4(93-94)2
first issue described
Margolin. 10/3(97)2
Fredrickson, Vera Mae
Fredrickson. 4/2(90)2
Margolin. 4/2(90)2
Friends of News From Native California
Margolin. 4/4(90)2
Margolin. 8/3(94-95)2
growth of
Margolin. 8/4(95)2
Index, Vols. 1 and 2
Bates. 3/2(89)30-31
Index, Vols. 3 and 4
Bates. 5/2(91)41-43
Index, Vol. 5
Bates. 6/1(91-92)41-42
Index, Volume 6
Abbott. 7/1(92-93)47-49
Next of Kin :LaPena family, Headlands Center for the Arts, 1996
Margolin [Intro]. 10/2(96- 97)21
photography contest
Gendar. 9/1(95)44
plans for improvement, 1995
Margolin. 8/3(94-95)2
Songs Against the GO Road, benefit performance, 1990
Anon. photos. 4/4(90)24-25, 48
Margolin. 4/4(90)2
tenth anniversary
Margolin. 10/3(97)2
web site
Gendar. 10/1(96)54
Nez, Kevin (Navajo)
WithOut Rezervation
Alvarez. photo. 7/4(93-94)12
NEZ PERCE
Hernandez, Ines
Dunn. photo. 7/2(93)30-31
NGARRINDJERI (Australia)
Basket Conference, The, Adelaide, Australia, 1997
Ross. photos. 10/3(97)25, 26, 27-28
Gollan, Uncle Neville
Ross. photo. 10/3(97)28
Kumarangk (Hindmarsh Island), Australia
Ross. 10/3(97)27
Rankine, Auntie Daisy
Ross. photo. 10/3(97)25, 28
Trevorrow, Tom
Ross. photo. 10/3(97)26, 28
Nicholas V, Pope
Inter Caetera Bull (1493)
Slagle. 7/2(93)49
Nichols, Nina "Tiny" (Wintun, Wintu)
Sister's Farewell Greeting (poem - Silverthorn)
Silverthorn. 10/2(96-97) 32-33
Nicholson, Grace
Grace Nicholson: At The Center Of The Web exhibition, 1996
Anon. photo only. 10/1(96)21
Nidever, George
Maria, Juana
Heizer, Elsasser, Dittman. 8/4(95)28
Nightingale, Maude (Wintun, Wintu)
Spiritual Gathering, Coonrod Flat, 1989
Anon. photo only. 4/1(89)10
Ni 'chin'whowh (Kingsnake) (Hupa mythological figure)
T iw (Rattlesnake) and
Baldy. illus. 7/4(93-94)50
Niles, Emerson (Wintun, Wintu)
Spiritual Gathering Coonrod Flat, 1989
Anon. photo only. 4/1(89)11
NISENAN. See MAIDU, NISENAN
Nix, Peter (Yurok)
tattoos and tattooing
Margolin. photos. 4/4(90)7, 8, 9
Walsh, Beverly Nix
Margolin. photos. 4/4(90)7, 8, 9
Nixon, Mildred (Hupa)
acorn s as medicine
Ortiz. 5/2(91)10
No G-O March. See G-O Road
Nokomis Elementary School, Hopland Rancheria, CA
described
Anderson. photo. 4/1(89) 44-45
Nolasquez, Rosinda (Cupe¤o)
Cupa (Warner's Hot Springs), expulsion from, 1903
Margolin. 5/3(91)26, 27
Noli School, Soboba Reservation, Riverside County, CA
dedication
Gendar. 5/3(91)33
NOMLAKI. See WINTUN, NOMLAKI
NOMTIPOM WINTU. See WINTUN, WINTU: NOMTIPOM
Noonan, Michelle
Circle of Voices, A documentation workshop
Robles. photo only. 9/1(95)13
NOOTKA
language
Hinton. 8/1(94)14-15
word play
Hinton. 8/1(94)14-15
NORELMUK WINTU. See WINTUN, WINTU: HAYFORK NORELMUK
Norte, Fidel (Cahuilla)
cattle herding
Anon (Dozier). photo only. 10/4(97)S[4]
North American Indigenous Games
first annual, 1990
Fredrickson. 3/3(89)17
Soboba indian Reservation athletes
Gendar. 5/1(90-91)30
NORTH FORK MONO. See MONO, NORTH FORK
North Fork Rancheria, CA
tribal status, termination
Slagle. 1/5(87)22
NORTHEAST MAIDU. See MAIDU, NORTHEAST
NORTHEAST POMO. See POMO, NORTHEAST
Northern California Native
American Basketweavers and Gatherers
U. S. Forest Service and
Ortiz. 7/3(93)9-10
NORTHERN CHUMASH. See CHUMASH, NORTHERN
Northern Circle Indian Housing Authority, Ukiah, CA
management excellence award
Fredrickson. 3/1(89)19
NORTHERN MAIDU. See MAIDU, NORTHERN
NORTHERN MIWOK. See MIWOK, NORTHERN
NORTHERN PAIUTE. See PAIUTE, NORTHERN
NORTHERN POMO. See POMO, NORTHERN
NORTHERN SALINAN CHUMASH. See CHUMASH, SALINAN: NORTHERN
NORTHERN SIERRA MIWOK. See MIWOK, NORTHERN SIERRA
Northern Sierra Miwuk Language Program
described
Bibby. 1/6(88)3
Bibby. photos. 4/3(90)46
Language Master machine
Bibby. photo. 4/3(90)46
Northern Valley Indian Health, Inc.
described
Fredrickson. 1/5(87)23
Fredrickson. photo. 1/6(88)21
program
Fredrickson. 1/3(87)21
NORTHERN WINTUN. See WINTUN, WINTU
NORTHERN VALLEY YOKUTS. See YOKUTS, NORTHERN VALLEY
Northwest Indian Cemetery Protective Association
G-O Road
Theodoratus. 1/5(87)4-5
Northwest Indian Cemetery Protective Association, et al. v. Peterson, et al. See
G-O Road
Northwest Intertribal Gathering, Eureka, CA
Seventh Annual
Moisa. photos. 2/6(88)16-17
Norton, Marcellene (Hupa)
California Languages Conference
Hinton. photo. 8/1(94)53, 54
Keepers of the Treasures
Lang. photo. 6/2(92)8, 9
Norton, Tasha (Hupa)
California Languages Conference
Hinton. photo only.8/1(94)53
Numbers and counting
language, California Native
Hinton. charts, photo. 3/1(89) 25-27
Nunes, Rita
Honored Elders Day, State Indian Museum
LaPena. photo. 9/4(96)6
Nuri'A'wa'vit (Serrano mythological figure)
spirits and
Siva. 10/1(96)19
NUTUNUTU. See YOKUTS, NUTUNUTU
NUWUVI. See CHEMEHUEVI |
