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Handwritten story draft titled "King Deer -- čawe-wut" by Henry Rodriguez.

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Typescript history of the Kumeyaay people. Contains a further reading list and a list of Kumeyaay reservations.

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Typescript copy of San Diego Union newspaper story regarding Kumeyaay basketmaking traditions in Baja California.

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Three articles in file: 1) "Kumeyaay Basketry: A Gift of the Past for the Present and Future" by Bev Ortiz, 2) "Reweaving Luiseño Traditions" by Susan Hamilton Mitchell, and 3) "Traditions weave a dying Indian lore to Earth Day" by Angela Lau.

Scope and Contents File consists of articles related to Paipai and Kumeyaay Indians of Baja California, as follows: 1) "Baja's Paipai Indians: People From An Ancient Time," by Michael Wilken, Baja Explorer, November/December 1992; 2) "Paipai Pottery" by Michael Wilken, Baja Explorer, November/December 1992; 3) "Early Arrivals" by Michael Wilken, Baja Explorer, November/December 1992; 4) "Rare Visit By Baja California Indians," "Crafts Corner," and "Indian Fair Foods," published in Discovery: A Monthly...

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Scanned photocopy of Mfcu! December 1994 issue. Contains article "Mt. Empre School Revisited" about educators Diana Caldeira and Roberta Labastida receiving a $59,000 grant to write curriculum for the Campo School District covering Kumeyaay American Indians.

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Page 1 of the Indian Child and Family Services Newsline, which aimed to protect, preserve and promote American Indian Families. The front page article, "The Children's Festival At Sherman" reports on The Indian Children's Festival at Sherman High School in Riverside, California.

Scope and Contents Scans of three clipped newspaper articles featuring Celia Silva, Paipai American Indian from Baja, Mexico. 1) "Native American philosophy provides insights" by Judy Winter Meier, published in the Borrego Sun, regarding the Native American Educational Resources Symposium at Anza Borrego Desert State Park, February 7, 1997. 2) "Native American Days" February 8-9, 1997 at Anza Borrego Desert State Park, published in the Borrego Sun, photographs by Brenda Colby. 3) "Kumeyaay Culture," published...

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Scanned article regarding Kuymeyaay ethnobotany, baskets, and environmental restoration of Tecolote Canyon.

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Photocopy of book chapter, "Religion of the Luiseños [in Southern California]" regarding religious beliefs and ceremonies of the Luiseño American Indians.