California, Southern

Scope and Contents File contains multiple documents as follows: 1) Map of Southern California Indian tribes with locations of missions and cities; 2) Map of Southern California Indian tribes with locations of missions, cities, and geographical features; 3) Henry Rodriguez's story notes and vocabulary; 4) Map of major American Indian tribes of the Southwest; 5) Two maps of linguistic groups and famlies for California Indians; 6) Letter from Henry Rodriguez to Louise Robbin in support of a "Mission Period"...

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[Author's account of working in afterschool program at beginning of the pandemic, safety measures, contracting Covid-19.]

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Handwritten list of American Indian placenames and listings of villages placing them in their geographic context.

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[Author's description of transitioning from military service to civilian life during the pandemic, spring 2020.]

Scope and Contents Digital file consists of scans of documents of various origins, including: 1) manuscript written by Ralph Heidsiek of San Fernando Valley State College, inferred to be for the Music Educators National Conference (MENC) held in San Diego, 1971. Resource focuses on the Luiseño peoples, including cosmology and religion, and especially on music, dance, and ceremony. 2) Songs/sheet music for works with titles "Flute Tune," "Kashil, Kashil," "Kutomut (U.S. Flag Song)," "Peon Game Song," "Morahash...

Scope and Contents Oral History of 2nd generation (George and Alethea Nagata) who represent four generations of Japanese Americans contributing to the agricultural industry of North County San Diego, California. During their interview the Nagatas discuss their family history, their forced internments at Poston Relocation Center in Yuma, Arizona during World War II, their lives post-internment, and their working lives as agricultural laborers and family farmers. The Nagatas discuss their operations in detail...

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Handwritten notes from various dates related to Luiseño language, ethnobotany, history, religion and ceremony, place and geography. List of resources pages 35-37.

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Typewritten description of place named "Oo-oom-mic" which "was steep and wagons had a hard time ascending." Accompanied by short story of the place.

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Handwritten listing of American Indian placenames beginning with the letter A. Listing also contains a control number and the location of the places listed.

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Handwritten listing of American Indian placenames beginning with the letter C. Listings contain a control number, placename, and geographical context for the placename. Page 3 is related to colors, containing Luiseño words and context for the color yellow.