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AHJ_ah10396 Inventory of the Zdeněk Salzmann Arapaho Indian research papers, 1851-1986 Salzmann (Zdeněk) Arapaho Indian research papers Processed by McKinley Sielaff The creation of the EAD-version of this finding aid was made possible through a grant from the National Historic Publications and Records Commission. University of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.

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2006

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Finding aid encoded by Ann Mulfort June 2006 Finding aid is in English Collection Summary Salzmann, Zdeněk Zdeněk Salzmann Arapaho Indian research papers 1851-1986 1949-1986 10396 9.25 cubic ft. (22 boxes) University of Wyoming. American Heritage Center. English and Arapaho Collection contains published background material on Arapaho and North American Indians, Zdeněk Salzmann’s research notes, a card file for an English-Arapaho dictionary, and 21 reel-to-reel and 92 audio cassette tapes of musical performances and interviews with members of the Arapaho tribe concerning their language and culture. Biography of Zdeněk Salzmann

Zdeněk Salzmann, a leader in the field of anthropological linguistics, was born in Prague, Czechoslovakia, on October 18, 1925. He was educated at Charles University in Prague receiving a degree in 1948. He then moved to the United States to attend Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana, where he secured an MA in 1949 and a PhD in 1963. His fields of study were linguistic anthropology and Czech and Slovak studies.

For the greater part of his academic career, Dr. Salzmann has been employed as an anthropology professor at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, Massachusetts. He has been associated with that university since 1968, becoming a full professor in 1974. Prior to that, he was the executive director of the Verde Valley School in Arizona, 1963-1966, and head of the anthropology program at the Phillips Exeter Academy in New Hampshire, 1966-1968.

His primary research interests focus on American Indian linguistics, Czech and Slovak languages and cultures, and Czech settlements in Romania. Many of his works may be borrowed from Coe Library or viewed at the American Heritage Center as part of the Hebard Collection. (See Appendix 2 for a complete listing of his publications.)

His study of the Arapaho language began in 1949, when a faculty member in the Sociology Department at Indiana University suggested it for Salzmann's thesis work. Salzmann traveled to the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming for the summers of 1949, 1950, 1952, 1961, and 1962 where the project was conducted. In 1963 he finished his thesis entitled "A Sketch of Arapaho Grammar."

During his distinguished career, Professor Salzmann has received numerous grants from the American Philosophy Society, International Research and Exchange Building, National Endowment for the Humanities, and National Institute of Mental Health. He was a visiting professor at the University of Freiburg in Germany in 1970, and taught for Semester at Sea in 1982. He has also been a consultant for the National Bilingual Materials Development Center located at the University of Alaska in Anchorage. He lead Arapaho language and Cultural Workshops at the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming and was a Fulbright Hays Scholar.

Dr. Salzmann is married and has three children.

Scope and Content

The Zdeněk Salzmann Arapaho Indian research papers, 1851-1986, include photocopied materials from United States and foreign published journals and books, personal notes and research cards, cassette tapes, and film reels that document Dr. Salzmann's research and life's work on Native American cultures and languages. There is no private correspondence of any sort. Much of the material covers various Native American Tribes and aspects of their culture.

The collection is of value to linguists, historians, students, and Native American peoples.

Access Restrictions

There are no access restrictions on the materials for research purposes, and the collection is open to the public.

The researcher assumes full responsibility for observing all copyright, property, and libel laws as they apply.

Related Materials

For more information on Salzmann's published work, see the catalog of the Coe Library at the University of Wyoming. For other works at the American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming, see:

Hebard Collection Acquisition Information

The Zdeněk Salzmann Arapaho Indian research papers were given to the American Heritage Center by the University of Wyoming Libraries September 1, 1995. The papers were donated by Professor Salzmann with the aid of Professor Anne Slater, who is employed by the University of Wyoming. The papers were received in good condition and in good order.

Processing Information

The collection was processed by McKinley Sielaff in October 1995. Professor Salzmann's original arrangement has been maintained. Two cubic feet of printed materials and one cubic foot of empty file folders were separated from the collection. Of those three cubic feet, two cubic feet of books, pamphlets, and other such published materials were transferred to the University of Wyoming Libraries.

Preferred Citation

Item Description, Box Number, Folder Number, Zdeněk Salzmann Arapaho Indian research papers, 1851-1986, Collection Number 10396, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming.

Existence and Location of Copies

Digital reproductions of select material from this collection are available at http://digitalcollections.uwyo.edu/luna/servlet/uwydbuwy~29~29.

Access Terms Arapaho Indians. Arapaho language. Wind river Indian Reservation (Wyo.) Wyoming--History--1946- Audio tapes. Interviews. Anthropologists. <?xm-replace_text {Title as Subject}?> Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Anthropology People, Ethnicity, and Culture Native Americans Social Life and Customs Sound Recordings Container List Series I. Photocopied Materials 1851-1986 6.3 cubic ft. (14 document boxes)

Arranged alphabetically. Articles about the Arapaho language and culture, other native American tribes and their issues.

1 1 Albaugh, Bernard and Philip Anderson. "Peyote in the Treatment of Alcoholism among American Indians." American Journal of Psychiatry, 131:1247-50 1974 1 1 "Albert D. Richardson and Little Raven; from Richard's 'Beyond the Mississippi.'" Trail, 7:8:16-17 1914 1 1 Ambler, Marjane. "Nuclear Homestead." Nations; The Native American Magazine, 1:3:19-21 1981 1 1 Ambler, Marjane. "Who Controls the Oil?" Nations; The Native American Magazine, 1:2:20-3 1981 1 1 Ambler, Marjane. "Wind River Women; Change in a Traditional Culture." Wyoming Horizons; Sunday Supplement to Casper Star Tribune, January 1, p.8-10 1984 1 1 "Ancient Arapaho Invocation." Wind River Rendezvous, 11:6:[26] 1981 1 1 Anderson, Richard. Federal Relations with the Southern Cheyenne-Arapaho Indians, 1825-1869. M.A. Thesis (History), University of Oklahoma. Norman, OK 1962 1 1 Anderson, William. Rocky Mountain Journals of William Marshall Anderson. The West in 1834. Dale Morgan and Eleanor T. Harris, eds. San Marino, CA: Huntington Library, 1967. [pages 106, 144, 222-3, 266, 315-17] 1967 1 1 Andrist, Ralph. Long Death; The Last Days of the Plains Indian. New York, NY: Macmillan Company, 1964. [map, pages 19, 69-74, 80-2, 108-110, 133-4, 145-8, 160-6, 189-191, 274-5, 337-342] 1964 1 1 "Arapaho." Encyclopedia Britannica; A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, Literature and General Information, 11th ed., vol 2, Andros to Austria. Cambridge, England: University Press, 1910. [page 319] 1910 1 1 "Arapaho." Encyclopedia Britannica; A New Survey of Universal Knowledge, vol 2, Annual Register to Baltic Sea. Chicago, IL: Encyclopedia Britannica, 1949. [page 214] 1949 1 1 "Arapaho." Great Soviet Encyclopedia; A Translation of the 3rd ed. vol 2. New York, NY: Macmillan, 1973. [page 232] 1973 1 1 "Arapaho." New Encyclopedia Britannica, Micropedia, vol 1, A-Bib. Chicago, IL: Encyclopedia Britannica, 1974. [page 477-478] 1974 1 1 "Arapaho & Shoshoni...and the Buffalo." Wind River Rendezvous, 13:2:8 1983 1 1 "Arapaho Indians." Encyclopedia Americana; International ed., vol. 2. Ankara to Azusa. Danbury, CT: American Corp., 1980. [page 170] 1980 1 1 "Arapaho Indians." World Book Encyclopedia, vol. 1. A. Chicago, IL: Field Enterprises Educational Corp., 1977. [page 551-2] 1977 1 1 "Arapaho Indians." Trail, 7:4:20-3 1914 1 1 [Arapaho issue of] Wind River Rendezvous, 15:3:1-16 1985 1 1 "Arapaho Mass - 'Batan tawtini hinonoei.'" Wind River Rendezvous, 11:2:4-5 1981 1 1 "Arapaho Naming-Ceremony." Wind River Rendezvous, 5:3:4-5 1975 1 1 "Arapahos in Early Denver." Wind River Rendezvous, 11:1:7-9 1981 1 2 Armstrong, Robert. Acculturation of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians. MA Thesis (Anthropology), University of Oklahoma. Norman, OK. 1942 1 2 Arps, Loisa and Elinor Kingery. High Country Names; Rocky Mountain National Park. Denver, CO: Colorado Mountain Club, 1966. [pages 3, 22-3, 92-3, 102-0, 126-7, 136-9, 152-3, 176-7, 188-91, 196-7] 1966 1 2 "As the World Turns." Wind River Rendezvous, 5:1:6-7 1975 1 2 Athearn, Robert. "Colorado and the Indian War of 1868." Colorado Magazine 33:42-51 1956 1 2 Baker, John. Economic Analysis of Alternatives for the Use of Agricultural Resources on the Wind River Reservation, Wyoming. MS Thesis (Agricultural Economics), University of Wyoming. Laramie, WY. 1960 1 3 Balcom, Royal. "St. Michael's Mission for Arapahoes [sic] Indians in Wyoming." Southern Workman, 48:441-7 1919 1 3 Bancroft, Hubert. Works of Howe Bancroft, Volume XXV: History of Nevada, Colorado, and Wyoming, 1540-1888. San Francisco, CA: History Company, 1890. [pages 455-71, 714-5, 780-2] 1890 1 3 Barry, Lawrence. "Indian in Cultural Trap." America (National Catholic Weekly Review), 112:15:482-4 1965 1 3 Bass, Althea. "Carl Sweeny, Arapaho Artist." Chronicles of Oklahoma, 34:4:429-31 1965 1 3 Battey, Thomas. Life and Adventures of a Quaker Among the Indians. Boston, MA: Lee and Shepard, Publishers, 1986. [pages 14-19, 339] 1986 1 3 Bell, John. Journal of Captain John R. Bell, Official Journalist for the Stephen H. Long Expedition to the Rocky Mountains, 1820. Harlin Fuller and LeRoy Hafen, eds. Glendale, CA: Arthur Clark Co., 1957. [pages 190-213] 1957 1 3 Bender, Jessie. Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians, 1861-1892. M.A. Thesis (History), University of Oklahoma. Norman, OK. 1930 1 4 Benedict, Ruth. "Vision in Plains Culture." American Anthropologist, 24:1:1-23 1922 1 4 Berthrong, Donald. "Cattlemen on the Cheyenne-Arapaho Reservation, 1883-1885." Arizona and the West, 13:5-32 1971 1 4 Berthrong, Donald. "Federal Indian Policy and the Southern Cheyennes and Arapahoes [sic], 1887-1907." Ethnohistory, 3:138-53 1956 1 4 Berthrong, Donald. "Federal Indian Policy and the Southern Cheyennes and Arapahoes, 1887-1907." Western American Indian: Case Studies in Tribal History. Richard Ellis, ed. Lincoln, NE: University of Nebraska Press, 1972. [pages 133-143] 1972 1 4 Berthrong, Donald. "Legacies of the Dawes Act: Bureaucrats and Land Thieves at the Cheyenne-Arapaho Agencies of Oklahoma." Plains Indians of the Twentieth Century. Peter Iverson, Ed. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press, 1985. [pages 31-53] 1985 1 4 Berthrong, Donald. "Review of Virginia Cole Trenholm, the Arapahoes [sic], Our People." Pacific Historical Review, 41:242-3 1972 1 4 Berthrong, Donald. Southern Cheyennes. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press, 1963. [pages Forward, 12-3, 16-7, 24-5, 76-9, 82-3, 86-7, 92-3, 98-9, 104-11, 142-59, 162-6, 170-7, 190-3, 198-201, 208, 214-5, 224-5, 228-31, 240-3, 248-9, 252-5, 262-3, 280-1, 288-93, 296-7, 318-23, 326-35, 344-9, 356-7, 364-5, 370-1, 384-5, 406-427] 1963 1 4 Berthrong, Donald. "White Neighbors Come Among the Southern Cheyenne and Arapaho." Kansas Quarterly, 3:4:105-15 1971 1 4 Bierhorst, John, ed. Mythology of North America. New York, NY: William Morrow and Co., 1985. [map, pages 158-161, 173-4, 194-5, 246-8] 1985 1 4 Bierhorst, John, ed. Red Swan; Myths and Tales of the American Indians. New York, NY: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1976. [pages 3-33, 140-9, 167-9, 185-7, 334-7, 342-3, 380] 1976 1 5 Blackmore, William. "Northern-American Indians: A Sketch of Some of the Hostile Tribes, Together with a Brief Account of General Sheridan's Campaign of 1868 Against the Sioux, Cheyenne, Arapaho, Kiowa, and Comanche Indians." Journal of the Ethnological Society of London, 1:287-320 1869 1 5 Blumensohn, Jules. "Fast among North-American Indian." American Anthropologist, 35:451-69 1869 1 5 Boas, Franz. "Zur Anthropologie der Nordamerikanschen Indianer." Zeitschritf fuer Ethnologie, 27:366-411 1895 1 5 Boas, Franz. Primitive Art. New York, NY: Dover Publication, 1955. [pages 60-1, 92-7, 102-7, 118-23, 176-81, 336-7] 1955 1 5 Bolton, Herbert. "New Light on Manuel Lise and the Spanish Fur Trade." Southwestern Historical Quarterly, 17:61-6 1913-1914 1 5 Bourke, John. On the Border with Crook. New York, NY: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1892. [pages 386, 391-3, 404-11] 1892 1 5 Boyer, Warren. "Thunder Bird." Sunset, 60:6:19 1928 1 5 Brady, G.M. "Story of Silver Hair." Manuscripts, 28:292-9 1979 1 5 Brenton, John. Study into the Effects of Per Capita Payments Made to Arapaho and Shoshone of the Wind River Reservation, May 1946-March 1950. [typescript] 1946-1950 1 5 Buckles, William. "Archaeology in Colorado; Historic Tribes." Southwestern Lore, 34:3:53-67 1968 1 5 Buntin, Martha. "Difficulties Encounter in Issuing Cheyenne and Arapaho Subsistence 1861-1870." Chronicles of Oklahoma, 13:1:37-45 1935 1 5 Bushman, Joh. Carl. Spuren der axtekischen Sprache im noerdlichen Mexico und hoeheren amerikanischen Norden. Sugleich eine Musterung der Voeler und Sprachen des noerdlichen Mexico's und der Westseite Nordamerika's von Guadalaxara an bis zum Eismeer. 2 supp. vol. Berlin: Abhandlungen der Koeniglichen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 1859. [pages 432, 608-11, 633-5, 662-8] 1859 1 5 Bushnell, David. Villages of the Algonquian, Siouan, and Caddoan Tribes West of the Mississippi. (Smithsonian Institution, Bureau of American Ethnology, bulletin 77). Washington D.C.: GPO, 1922. [pages 33-37] 1922 1 5 Byron, Elsa. "Fetterman Fight" etc. Annuals of Wyoming, 36:63-6 1964 2 1 Callahan, Charles. "Historical Sketch of Two Babies, Arapaho Indian." Chronicles of Oklahoma, 45:2:217-20 1967 2 1 Campbell, John. "Affiliation of the Algonquin Languages." Proceedings of the Canadian Institute, 1:15, 18-9, 26-7 1884 2 1 Campbell, John. "Origin of the Aborigines of Canada." Transaction of the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec, 15:61-93 1880-1881 2 1 Canton, Frank M. Frontier Trails: The Autobiography of Frank M. Canton. Edward Evette Dale, ed. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press, 1930. [pages Forward, 42-3, 48-75] 1930 2 1 Cardinal, Barbara. Mile learns about.... Saint Stephens, Wy: Saint Stephens Indian School. 1977 2 1 Carriker, Robert. "Fort Supply, Indian Territory: Frontier Outpost on the Southern Plains, 1868-1894." Dissertation Abstracts: Humanities and Social Sciences, 28:6:2158-A, December 1967. 1967 2 1 Carter, John. Northern Arapaho Flat Pipe and the Ceremony of Covering the Pipe. (Smithsonian Institution, Bureau of American Ethnology, bulletin 119, Anthropological Papers no.2). Washington D.C.: GPO, 1938. [pages 71-102] 1938 2 1 Carter, Joseph. Dian Takes to the Indians. Reno, OK: Heritage Color Press, 1979. [pages 2-5, 8-9, 24-7, 34-5, 42-3, 48-9, 62-3, 66-7, 102-5] 1979 2 1 "Celebrations." Wind River Rendezvous, 15:1:3-12 1985 2 1 {Chamberlain, Alexander and Isobel}. "Record of American Folk-lore." Journal of American Folk-lore, 16:61-5 1904 2 1 "Cheyenne and Arapaho Troubles." United States Army and Navy Journal, and Gazette of the Regular and Volunteer Forces, 23:2:24 1885 2 1 Chittenden, Hiram. American Fur Trade of the Far West, vol.2. New York, NY: Barnes and Noble, 1935. [pages 838-9, 862-5] 1935 2 1 Clare, Sister Mary. Significance of the Pipe to the Gros Ventres of Montana. M.ED. Thesis, Montana State University. 1955 2 2 Clark, Ella. Indian Legends from the Northern Rockies. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press, 1966. [pages Introduction, 214-5, 220-35, 288-9] 1966 2 2 Clark, W.P. Indian Sign Language, with Brief Explanatory Notes on the Gestures Taught Deaf-Mutes in our Institutions for their Instruction, and a Description of some of the Peculiar Laws, Customs, Myths, Superstations, Ways of Living, Code of Peace and War Signals of our Aborigines. Philadelphia, PA: L.R. Hamersly and Co., 1885. [pages 13-4, 38-43, 197-9, 235, 364-8] 1885 2 2 Cockerham, William and Morris Forslund. "Attitudes Toward Police Among White and Native American Youth." American Indian Law Review, 3:419-28 1975 2 2 Cockerham, William. "Drinking Attitude and Practices Among Wind River Reservation Indian Youth." Journal of Studies on Alcohol, 36:321-6 1975 2 2 Cockerham, William, Morris Forslund and Rolland Raboin. "Drug Use Among White and Native American High School Youth." International Journal of the Addictions, 11:209-20 1976 2 2 Cocking, Rodney. Cultural Exploration of Fantasy Confession: The Arapaho Indian. M.A. Thesis (Psychology), Laramie, WY: University of Wyoming. 1966 2 2 Cocking, Rodney. "Fantasy Confession of the Arapaho Indian Children." Journal of Genetic Psychology, 114:229-35 1969 2 2 Coe, Ralph. Sacred Circles: Two Thousand Years of North American Indian Art. London: Arts Council of Great Britain, 1976. [pages 169, 172, 175, 180, 182] 1976 2 3 Cohen, Felix. Handbook on Federal Indian Law. Albuquerque, NM: University of New Mexico Press, 1942. [pages Forward, 457-8, 472, 478-9, 484] 1942 2 3 Collings, Ellsworth. "Roman Nose: Chief of the Southern Cheyenne." Chronicle of Oklahoma, 42:429-57 1964 2 3 Collins, Hubert. Warpath and Cattle Trail. New York, NY: William Morrow & Co., 1928. [pages Forward, 2-3, 24-5, 42-5, 180-97, 224-33, 242-3, 254-5, 262-3, 290-1, 294-6] 1928 2 3 Constitution and Bylaws of the Arapaho Tribe of Indians Wind River Reservation, State of Wyoming. 1949. [typed] 1949 2 3 Constitution and Bylaws of the Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma. Ratified September 18, 1937. Amendments to Constitution and Bylaws of the Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma. Washington D.C.: GPO. 1938 2 3 Coolidge, Grace. "Nothing Gift-Teepee Neighbors." Collier's, 51:23:17, 34. 1913 2 3 Coolidge, Grace. "Place of Thanksgiving." Collier's, 52:2:17 1913 2 3 Coolidge, Grace. "Two Indian Stories." Outlook, 100:51-65 1912 2 3 Coolidge, Grace. "Victory." Collier's, 52:25:16-17 1913 2 3 Coolidge, Sherman. "American Indian of Today." Quarterly Journal of the Society of American Indians, 2:1:33-35 1914 2 3 Coolidge, Sherman. "Indian American - His Duty to His Race and to His Country, the United States of America." Quarterly Journal of the Society of American Indians, 1:1:20-24 1913 2 3 Cooper, John. "Religion of the Gros Ventres of Montana." Anali Lateranensi 4:97-115 1940 2 3 Cooper, Mary. Wind River Reservation Wyoming. Hartford, CT: Church Missions Publishing Co. 1914 2 4 Cornett, Lloyd. Leasing and Utilization of Land of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians, 1891-1907. M.A. Thesis (History), University of Oklahoma. Norman, OK. 1954 2 5 Cranston, Virginia. Indian and White Delinquency: A Self-Report Study of Wyoming Youth. M.A. Thesis (Sociology), University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY. 1975 2 5 Crispin, Tom. "Four Old Men [as told by Mary Vorsel]." Indians at Work, 2:20:12-3 1935 2 5 Culin, Stewart. "Summer Trip Among the Western Indians (Wanamaker Expedition)." Bulletin of the Free Museum of Science and Art of the University of Pennsylvania, 3:1:1-22 1901 2 5 Curtis, Edward. North American Indian Being a Series of Volumes Picturing and Describing the Indians of the United States and Alaska, v.26. 1911 2 5 Curtis, Natalie. Indian's Book: An Offering by the American Indians of Indian Lore, Musical and Narrative, to form a Record of the Songs Legends of their Race. New York, NY: Harper and Brothers, 1907. [pages 195-217, 545-546] 1907 2 5 Custer, George. My Life on the Plains. Milo Quaife, ed. Lincoln, NE: University of Nebraska, 1952. [pages Introduction, 96-103, 248-9, 344-5, 426-9, 450-1, 466-507, 528-31, 604-5] 1952 3 1 Dale, Edward. "Ranching on the Cheyenne-Arapaho Reservation 1880-1885." Chronicles of Oklahoma, 6:35-59 1928 3 1 Dale, Edward. "Cheyenne-Arapaho Country." Chronicles of Oklahoma, 20:360-71 1942 3 1 Dangberg, Grace, ed. "Letters to Jack Wilson, the Paiute Prophet, Written Between 1908 and 1911." Smithsonis Institution, Bureau of American Ethnology, bulletin 164, (Anthropological Papers no. 55.) Washington D.C.: GPO, 1957. [pages 289-296] 1957 3 1 David, Robert. Finn Burnett Frontiersman: The Life and Adventures of an Indian Fighter, Mail Coach Driver, Pioneer Cattleman, Participant in the Powder Rover Expedition, Survivor of the Hay Field Fight, Associate of Jim Bridger and Chief Washakie. Glendale, CA: Arthur H. Clark Co., 1937. [pages 47, 82-93, 162-5, 209-13, 244-76, 300-4, 314-6, 322-5, 338-40] 1937 3 1 Davidson, Stanley. "Hazard and the Centennial Summer." Montana, The Magazine of Western History, 5:4:24-33 1955 3 1 Delisle, G.L. "On the So-called Fourth Person in Algonquian." Working Papers on Language Universals, 12:69-83 1973 3 1 Densmore, Frances. "Study of Cheyenne and Arapaho Music." Masterkey, 9:187-189 1935 3 1 Dictionary of Indian Tribes of the Americas, vol.1. Newport Beach, CA: American Indian Publishers, 1908. [pages 134-143] 1980 3 1 Dobler, Lavinia. Wild Wind, Wild Water. Casper, WY: Misty Mountain Press, 1983. [pages 28-31, 42-5, 48-51, 76-81, 98-9, 150-1, 174-7, 242-5] 1983 3 1 Dodge, Grenville. "Biographical Sketch of James Bridger." Annals of Wyoming 33:159-77 1962 3 1 Dodge, Richard. Our Wild Indians: Thirty-three Years' Personal Experience Among the Read Men of the Great West. A Popular Account of their Social Life, Religion, Habits, Traits, Customs, Exploits, etc. with Thrilling Adventures and Experiences on the Great Plain and in the Mountains of our Wild Frontier. Hartford, CT: A.D. Worthington & Co., Publishers, 1890. [hand-written sections] 1890 3 2 Dorsey, George. Arapaho Sun Dance. Chicago, IL: Field Columbian Museum (Publication 75, Anthropological Series, vol.4) 1903 3 3 Dorsey, George and Alfred Kroeber. Traditions of the Arapaho. Chicago, IL: Field Columbian Museum (Publication 81, Anthropological Series, vol.5) 1903 3 4 Domenech, Abbe. Seven Year's Residence in the Great Deserts of North America, vol. 2. London. 1860 3 4 Douglas, Frederick. "Northern Arapaho Quilled Cradle." Denver Art Museum, Material Culture Notes, 13:53-60 1941 3 4 Duncan, W.A. Claim of Cheyennes and Arapahoes [sic] to certain Cherokee Lands, Considered in the Light of Facts. Tahlequah, {Cherokee Nation} 1889 3 4 Duncombe, Edward. Ethete: Episcopal Churchwork Among the Northern Arapahoes [sic], 1883-1925. M.A. Thesis (American Studies), University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY. 1981 3 4 Duncombe, Patricia. Within the Circle. Cincinnati, OH: Forward Movement Publications. 1981 3 4 Dunn, J.P. Massacres of the Mountains: A History of the Indian Wars of the Far West, 1815-1875. New York, NY: Archer House, 1958. [pages 342-3, 350-71, 376-83] 1958 3 4 Dunnels, L.H. Indian Life in Colorado: A Collection of Source Material. M.A. Thesis (History and Political Science), Colorado State College of Education, Greeley, CO, 1938. [selected pages] 1938 4 1 Durosko, Joyce. True Indian Education: A Viable Future from a Memory of the Past. Specialist in Education Thesis, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI. 1980 4 1 Dusenberry, Verne. "Ceremonial Sweat Lodges of the Gros Ventres Indians." Ethnos, 28:46-62 1963 4 1 Dyer, D.B. 'Fort Reno' or Picturesque 'Cheyenne and Arapaho Army Life' before the Opening of 'Oklahoma.' New York, NY: G.W. Dillingham, 1896. [pages 32-3, 38-9, 48-51, 54-5, 74-5, 80-2, 84-7, 96-101, 110-1, 162-73, 196-7] 1896 4 1 Economy of the Wind River Indian Reservation, Wyoming (A Summary Report). Denver, CO: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service, Technical Cooperation - Bureau of Indian Affairs. 1938 4 1 Eggan, F. American Indian: Perspective for the Study of Social Change. Chicago, IL: ALDINE Publishing, 1966. [pages 45-77, 92-3] 1966 4 1 Eggan, F., et al. Social Anthropology of North American Tribes: Essays in Social Organization, Law and Religion. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press, 1937. [pages 35-95] 1937 4 1 Elkin, Henry. "Northern Arapaho of Wyoming" in Acculturation in Seven American Indian Tribes. Ralph Linton, ed. New York, NY: D. Appleton-Century Co., 1940. [pages 207-258] 1940 4 2 Encyclopedia of Indians of the Americas, vol. 2. St. Clair Shores, MI: Scholarly Press, 1974. [pages 203-207] 1974 4 2 Essin, Emmett. "Southern Cheyennes" in forked Tongues and Broken Treaties. Donald E. Worcester, ed. Caldwell, ID: Caxton Printers, 1975. [pages 110-162] 1975 4 2 Ewers, John. Blackfeet Indians, Ethnological Report on the Blackfoot and Gros Ventre Tribes on Indians. 1974. [page 348] 1974 4 2 Ewers, John. "Deadlier than Male." American Heritage 1:4:10-3 1965 4 2 Ewers, John. Ethnological Report on the Blackfeet and Gros Ventre Tribes on Indian Lands in Northern Montana. [selected pages] undated 4 2 Ewers, John. Plains Indians Painting: A Description of an Aboriginal American Art. Sanford, CA: Sanford University Press. 1939 4 2 Ewers, John. Plains Indian Sculpture: A Traditional Art from America's Heartland. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institute Press, 1986. [pages 146-8, 151-2, 184-9, 202-3, 230] 1986 4 2 Ewers, John. "Was There a Northwestern Plains Sub-culture An Ethnographic Appraisal." Plains Anthropologist 12:167-174 1967 4 2 Fairbanks, Robert. "Cheyenne-Arapaho and Alcoholism: Does the Tribe Have a Legal Right to a Medical Remedy?" American Indian Law Review, 1:55-77 1973 4 2 Farnham, Thomas. "Travels in the Great Western Prairies, The Anahuac and Rocky Mountains, and in the Oregon Territory" in Early Western Travels, 1748-1846, vol. 2. Reuben Thwaites, ed. Cleveland, OH: Arthur Clark Co., 1906. [pages 266-281] 1906 4 2 Fay, George, ed. "Charters, Constitutions and Bylaws of the Indian Tribes of North America; Part IIa: The Northern Plains." Occasional Publications in Anthropology, Ethnology Series no. 3. Greeley, CO: Museum of Anthropology, Colorado State College, 1967. [pages 61-77] 1967 4 2 Fay, George, ed. "Constitutions and Bylaws of the Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma. Ratified September 18, 1937" in Charters, Constitutions and Bylaws of the Indian Tribes of North America; Part V: The Indian Tribes of Oklahoma: Occasional Publications in Anthropology, Ethnology Series, no. 6. Greeley, CO: Museum of Anthropology, Colorado State College, 1968. [pages 33-8] 1968 4 2 Fay, George, ed. "Resolution of the Legislature of Kansas...in Relation to Outrages Perpetrated by Sioux and Arapaho Indians in the State." Occasional Publications in Anthropology, Ethnology Series, no. 29: Military Engagements Between the United States Troops and Plains Indians, part IV: 1872-1890. Greeley, CO: Museum of Anthropology, Colorado State College, 1973. [page 1] 1973 4 3 Felde, Max. Arrapahu: Erzahlung aus der Zeit der Indianerkriege. Stuttgart: Union Deutsche Verlagsgesellschaft. 1939 4 3 "Fifty-fourth Congress, First Session, Document no. 247." Annuals of Wyoming, 8:528-39 1931 4 3 Fisher, Morton. "On the Arapahoes [sic], Kiowas, and Comanches." Journals of the Ethnological Society of London, 1:247-87 1869 4 3 Flannery, R. "Men's and Women's Speech in Gros Ventre." International Journal of American Linguistics, 12:133-5 1946 4 3 Fletcher, Alice. Indian Story and Song from North America. Boston, MA: Small Maynard and Co., 1900. [pages 96-100] 1900 4 3 Fletcher, Alice. "Review of George A. Doresy, the Arapaho Sun Dance; the Ceremony of the Offerings Lodge." American Anthropologist, 6:156-60 1904 4 3 Forman, Grant. "Indians Territory Map" in History of Oklahoma. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press 1942 4 3 Forman, Grant. Last Trek of the Indians. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press, 1946. [pages 150-1, 244-7, 256-7, 268-9, 296-9, 300] 1946 4 4 Forslund, Morris. Delinquency/Neglect and Custody/Guardianship Cases Among Wind River Reservation Youth: Suggestions for Needed Research. Laramie, WY: University of Wyoming. 1973 4 4 Forslund, Morris. 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Algonquian and Iroquoian Linguistics 7:3:37-41 1982 14 6 "Concerning the Assumed 1-Sound in Arapaho" Plains Anthropologist 6:14:270-271 1961 14 6 "Guest Column in Wind River News: Arapaho Children Prime Choices to Restore Native Language" Wind River News 1:8:5 May 24, 1983 14 6 "Guest Column in Wind River News: Drastic Methods Needed to Save Arapaho Language" Wind River News 1:7:5 May 17, 1983 14 6 "Guest Column in Wind River News: Saving Arapaho Language Ends on Positive Note" Wind River News 1:9:5 May 31, 1983 14 6 "On the Infliction of Transitive Animate Verbs in Arapaho." National Museum of Canada Bulletin no. 214, Anthropological Series no. 78. Contributions to Anthropology: Linguistics I (Algonquian). Ottawa, 1967. [pages 135-139] 1967 14 6 "Problem of Lexical Acculturation." International Journal of American Linguistics 20:137-139 1954 14 6 "Salvage Phonology of Gros Ventre (Atsina)." International Journal of American Linguistics 35:307-314 1969 14 6 "Some Aspects of Arapaho Morphology." National Museum of Canada Bulletin no. 214, Anthropological Series no.78. Contributions to Anthropology: Linguistics I (Algonquian). Ottawa, 1967. [pages 128-134] 1967 14 6 "Two Brief Contributions Toward Arapaho Linguistical History" Anthropological Linguistics 2:7:39-48 1960 Series II. Personal Research 1949-1980

Research notes.

15 1 Arapaho Notes I 1949 15 2 Arapaho Notes II 1949 15 3 Research I 1980 15 4 Research II 1980 Series III. Separated Materials 1903-1985

List of materials catalogued in Coe library.

15 5 Deselected Materials undated Series IV. Arapaho Language and Music Recordings 1950-1967, 1981-1983

The Arapaho language and music recordings are listed in the following order (where available): Interviewee/s; subject; length (in minutes), and date of recording. Box 16 contains reel-to-reel audio tapes and Box 17 contains audio cassette tapes.

7" Reels 16 1 Arapahoe interview; 90 1950, 1952 16 2 Arapahoe interview; 30 1950 16 3 Northern Arapahoe Music; 70 1952

(from 1949 recording)

16 4 Restricted Arapahoe; 50 1949 16 5 Arapahoe; 30 1950 16 6-8 William Shakespeare; Arapahoe interview; 30 1957, 1961 16 9 Fred Gone; Gros Ventre side A/B; 80 1961 5" Reels 16 1 William Sutton; Southern Arapahoe side A/B; 120 August 18, 1967 16 2 Myrtle Lincoln, William Sutton; Southern Arapahoe side A/B; 100 August 19, 1967 16 3 Mr. And Mrs. Robert Mount; Gros Ventre side A/B; 60 August 28, 1967 16 4 Ralph C. Hopper; Arapaho side A/B; 90 16 5 Fred Gone, Rufus Warrior; 2 Atsina Texts, Morning Dove, Gros Ventres, Crow Battl; 15 4" Reels 16 1 Ralph G. Hopper; Arapahoe words side A/B; 50 August 24, 1967 16 2 Ralph G. Hopper, Agnes Goggles; Arapahoe words side A/B; 50 August 24, 1967 16 3 Mabel Bradley, Elmer M. Main; Gros Ventre; 50 16 4 Elmer M. Main; Gros Ventre; 30 August 31, 1967 16 5 Elmer M. Main; Gros Ventre; 50 August 31, 1967 3" Reel 16 1 William Sutton, Ralph G. Hopper, Elmer M. Main; Arapaho - Gros Ventre side A/B; 20 August 1967 17 1A Francis Brown (born 1931, Riverton, WY); Measuring time, bodily functions; 25 October 1, 1981 17 1B Arnold Headley (b. 1922, Ethete); Arapaho alphabet/words; 25 October 2, 1981 17 2A and 2B Arnold Headley (b. 1922, Ethete); Arapaho alphabet/words; 25 October 2, 1981 17 3A and 3B Arnold Headley (b. 1922, Ethete); Arapaho alphabet/words; 25 October 2, 1981 17 4A and 4B Cleone Thunder; Arapaho alphabet/words; 25 October 5, 1981 17 5A and 5B Cleone Thunder; Arapaho alphabet/words side A; 25; Arapaho alphabet/words side B; 15 October 5, 1981 17 6A and 6B Robert Sun Rhodes; Arapaho alphabet/words; 25 October 1981 (?) 17 7A and 7B W.J. C'Hair; Arapaho alphabet/words; 25 October 1981 (?) 17 8A and 8B W.J. C'Hair; Arapaho alphabet/words; 25 October 1981 (?) 17 9A W.J. C'Hair; Arapaho alphabet/words side A; 25 October 1981 (?) 17 9B W.J. C'Hair; Arapaho alphabet/words side B; 0 October 1981 (?) 17 10A and 10B Ben Friday, Sr.; Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 October 1981 (?) 17 11A Ben Friday, Sr.; Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 October 1981 (?) 17 11B Ben Friday, Sr.; Arapaho alphabet/words; 0 October 1981 (?) 17 12A and 12B Ben Friday, Sr.; Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 October 1981 (?) 17 24A and 24B Arnold Headley; Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 October 1981 (?) 17 25A and 25B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words side A; 40; Arapaho alphabet/words side B; 30 October 1981 (?) 17 26A and 26B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 October 1981 (?) 17 27A Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 October 1981 (?) 17 27B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 0 October 1981 (?) 17 28A and 28B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words side A; 25; Arapaho alphabet/words side B; 20 October 1981 (?) 17 29A and 29B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 25 October 26, 1981 17 30A and 30B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 25 October 1981 (?) 17 31A and 31B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words side A; 25; Arapaho alphabet/words side B; 20 October 1981 (?) 17 32A and 32B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 25 October 1981 (?) 17 33A and 33B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 25 October 1981 (?) 17 34A and 34B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 25 October 1981 (?) 17 35A and 35B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 October 1981 (?) 17 36A and 36B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 October 1981 (?) 17 37A and 37B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 October 1981 (?) 17 38A and 38B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 October 1981 (?) 17 39A and 39B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words side A; 40; Arapaho alphabet/words side B; 35 November 1, 1981 17 40A and 40B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 November 1981 (?) 17 41A and 41B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 November 1981 (?) 17 42A and 42B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 November 1981 (?) 17 43A and 43B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 November 1981 (?) 17 44A and 44B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words side A; 40; Arapaho alphabet/words side B; 35 November 1981 (?) 17 45A and 45B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 November 1981 (?) 17 46A and 46B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 November 1981 (?) 17 47A and 47B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 25 November 1981 (?) 17 48A and 48B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words side A; 25; Arapaho alphabet/words side B; 15 November 1981 (?) 17 49A and 49B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 25 November 7, 1981 17 50A and 50B Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 25 November 8, 1981 17 51A Arnold Headley (?); Arapaho alphabet/words side A; 25; Arapaho alphabet/words side B; 15 November 8, 1981 17 52A Unidentified; Arapaho alphabet/words; 25 November 1981 (?) 17 52B William James C'Hair; Arapaho alphabet/words; 25 November 12, 1981 17 53A and 53B Hiram Armajo interviewed by Steve Greymorning; Arapaho alphabet/words side A; 25; Arapaho alphabet/words side B; 10 November 1981 (?) 17 54A Unidentified; Arapaho alphabet/words; 25 November 1981 (?) 17 54B Blank 17 55A and 55B Unidentified; Arapaho alphabet/words; 25 November 1981 (?) 17 56A and 56B Unidentified; Arapaho alphabet/words; 25 November 1981 (?) 17 57A and 57B Unidentified (W. C'Hair?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 25 November 1981 (?) 17 58A and 58B Unidentified (W. C'Hair?); Arapaho alphabet/words side A; 25; Arapaho alphabet/words side B; 15 November 1981 (?) 17 59A and 59B Unidentified (W. C'Hair?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 25 November 1981 (?) 17 60A and 60B Unidentified (W. C'Hair?); Arapaho alphabet/words side A; 25; Arapaho alphabet/words side B; 15 November 1981 (?) 17 61A and 61B Unidentified (W. C'Hair?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 November 1981 (?) 17 62A and 62B Unidentified (W. C'Hair?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 November 1981 (?) 17 63A and 63B Unidentified (W. C'Hair?); Arapaho alphabet/words side A; 40; Arapaho alphabet/words side B; 35 November 1981 (?) 17 64A and 64B Unidentified (W. C'Hair?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 November 1981 (?) 17 65A and 65B Unidentified (W. C'Hair?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 November 1981 (?) 17 66A and 66B Unidentified (W. C'Hair?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 November 1981 (?) 17 67A and 67B Unidentified (W. C'Hair?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 November 1981 (?) 17 68A and 68B William C'Hair and Moss (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 July 24, 1982 17 69A and 69B William C'Hair and Moss (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 July 1982 (?) 17 70A and 70B William C'Hair and Moss (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 July 1982 (?) 17 71A and 71B William C'Hair and Moss (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 July 1982 (?) 17 72A and 72B William C'Hair and Moss (?); Arapaho alphabet/words side A; 40; Arapaho alphabet/words side B; 10 July 1982 (?) 17 73A and 73B William C'Hair and Moss (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 July 1982 (?) 17 74A and 74B William C'Hair and Moss (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 July 1982 (?) 17 75A and 75B William C'Hair and Moss (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 July 1982 (?) 17 76A and 76B William C'Hair and Moss (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 July 1982 (?) 17 77A and 77B William C'Hair and Moss (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 July 1982 (?) 17 78A and 78B William C'Hair and Moss (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 July 1982 (?) 17 79A and 79B William C'Hair and Moss (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 July 1982 (?) 17 80A and 80B William C'Hair and Moss (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 July 1982 (?) 17 81A and 81B Moss (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 July 1982 (?) 17 82A and 82B Unidentified (Moss?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 July 1982 (?) 17 83A and 83B Unidentified (Moss?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 July 1982 (?) 17 84A and 84B Unidentified (Moss?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 July 1982 (?) 17 85A and 85B Unidentified (Moss?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 July 1982 (?) 17 86A and 86B Unidentified (Moss?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 July 1982 (?) 17 87A and 87B Unidentified (Moss?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 July 1982 (?) 17 88A and 88B Unidentified (Moss?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 July 1982 (?) 17 89A and 89B Unidentified (Moss?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 July 1982 (?) 17 90A and 90B Unidentified (Moss?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 July 1982 (?) 17 91A and 91B Unidentified (Moss?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 July 1982 (?) 17 92A and 92B William C'Hair and Moss (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 August 17, 1982 17 93A and 93B William C'Hair and Moss (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 August 1982 (?) 17 94A and 94B William C'Hair and Moss (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 August 1982 (?) 17 95A and 95B William C'Hair and Moss (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 August 1982 (?) 17 96A and 96B William C'Hair and Moss (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 August 1982 (?) 17 97A and 97B William C'Hair and Moss (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 August 1982 (?) 17 98A William C'Hair and Moss (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 40 August 1982 (?) 17 98B William C'Hair and Moss (?); Arapaho alphabet/words; 20 August 1982 (?) 17 Unnumbered A and B Ben Friday, Sr., Vincent Redman, Inez Oldman, Abrose Brown, James Oldman, Sr., Harold A. Smith, Hiram Armajo, Conducted by Abraham Spotted Elk, Jr.; Use of Plants by the Arapahoes and Other Tribes; 30 June 18, 1981 17 Unnumbered A Burnett Ridgely Bluebird; Arapaho alphabet/words; 30 November 14, 1980 17 Unnumbered B Burnett Ridgely Bluebird; Arapaho alphabet/words; 0 November 14, 1980 17 1984 Calendar. Ethete, WY: Wyoming Indian High School. (large format) 1984 Series V. English Arapaho Dictionary Cards 1981-1983

Card file of terms for dictionary entries. The cards are in alphabetical order, though in rare cases synonyms are filed alongside each other, and not in alphabetical order. Set I of the dictionary cards has been digitized and is available online.

18 Set I: Letter A undated 18 Set I: Letter B undated 18 Set I: Letter C undated 18 Set I: Letter D undated 18 Set I: Letter E undated 18 Set I: Letter F undated 18 Set I: Letter G undated 19 Set I: Letter H undated 19 Set I: Letter I undated 19 Set I: Letter J undated 19 Set I: Letter K undated 19 Set I: Letter L undated 19 Set I: Letter M undated 19 Set I: Letter N undated 19 Set I: Letter O undated 19 Set I: Letter P undated 20 Set I: Letter Q undated 20 Set I: Letter R undated 20 Set I: Letter S undated 20 Set I: Letter T undated 20 Set I: Letter U undated 20 Set I: Letter V undated 20 Set I: Letter W undated 20 Set I: Letter X undated 20 Set I: Letter Y undated 20 Set I: Letter Z undated 21 Set II: A-Z; Set III: A-B undated 22 Set III: C-Z undated Additional Container Lists

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