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Native Americans: Local Tribes

The library offers this guide to resources as a way to support student understanding and awareness of history, culture, and contributions of Native Americans

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Cal Poly Humboldt Library: Special Collections
Located on the third floor of the Cal Poly Humboldt Library, the Humboldt Room has several collections by and about local Natives.

Library Materials by / about Local Tribes

Georgiana Trull's Yurok language conversation book by Georgiana Trull
Call Number: General Collection ; PM 2703.Z5 T78 2003
Publication Date: 2003
Karuk Dictionary by Bright, William and Gehr, Susan
Call Number: Ref. PM1461.Z5 B75 2005
Publication Date: 2005
Medicine Trails by Mavis McCovey; John Frederick Salter
Call Number: E99.K25 M33 2009
ISBN: 9781597141178
Publication Date: 2009
Northwest indigenous gold rush history : the Indian survivors of California's holocaust by Lowry, Chag
Call Number: E78.C15 L58 1999
Publication Date: 1999
Now you're speaking Tolowa by Bommelyn, Loren Me'laashne
Call Number: Ref PM2460 .B61 1995
Publication Date: 1995
Understanding Tolowa Histories: Western hegemonies and Native American responses by James Collins
Call Number: E99.T7 C65 1998
Publication Date: 1998
Voices Through the Ages: A Native American Anthology by ITEPP
Call Number: Oversize E78.C15 V66 1998

Northwestern California Tribes

From http://www.water.ca.gov/tribal/docs/maps/CaliforniaIndianTribalHomelands24x30_20110719.pdf

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