Box 4
Restricted
Contains 9 Results:
The Old Man and the Raven / Nahanmal Pe Ka-We-Alwut, 1995
Typescript story draft and notes for story "The Old Man and Raven / Nahanmal Pe Ka-We-Alwut" by Henry Rodriguez. Story draft contains pen and ink annotations.
Pictographs / Archaeological Excavations at Molpa, 1974
Photocopy of excerpted chapters from book Archaeological Excavations at Molpa by D.L. True, Clement W. Meighan, and Harvey Crew. Chapters in file are "Excavation at Molpa" and Appendix A. File also contains scanned photocopies of illustrations of pictographs authored by Henry Rodriguez.
Los Coyotes: Songs by Perfecto Segundo, undated
Handwritten and typescript lists and notes regarding the songs of Perfecto Segundo, 1937. File includes song lists and song lyrics in Luiseño and translated into English, Luiseño vocabulary, especially birds. File also contains descriptions of specific songs and dances (Bird Song, Song of the Quails, Fire Dance, Eagle Feather Dance Song, Recreation Song, Ceremonial Dance Song).
Native American Prophecy Panel for the Learning Annex of San Diego, 1995
File contains invoice, receipts, and correspondence related participation by Henry Rodriguez in a seminar titled "The Native American Prophecy Seminar" where Rodriguez was a speaker. Seminar was put together by the Learning Annex of San Diego.
Breakdown of Customs & Traditions, 1991, undated
Outstanding Dates In the History of the Californias, undated
Luiseño Words, undated
Handwritten document by Henry Rodriguez containing Rodriguez's insights into the Luiseño language, and containing vocabulary lists translating English words to Luiseño and Luiseño words to English. Rodriguez notes that "these were the Luiseño words as I have know [sic] and grew up speaking."
Indian Treaties Made At Temecula, California, January 5, 1852 and Santa Ysabel, California January 7, 1852, 1920
List of Stories, undated, 1952
File consists of handwritten list of seven stories and articles, the first two of which are also in the file: 1) "The English Man At Rincon by Margaret Thornburgh," and 2) a Time Magazine article titled, "Science, the Curious Californians."
