THE CULTURE OF THE LUISENO INDIANS.
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PHILIP STEDMAN SPARKMAN.
The Culture of the Luiseño Indians, by Philip Stedman Sparkman, [1908], at sacred-texts.com
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PUBLICATIONS
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AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGY AND ETHNOLOGY
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Vol. 8, No. 4, pp. 187-234, Pl. 20 |
August 7, 1908 |
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CONTENTS.
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PAGE | |
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Editor's Note | |
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Introduction | |
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Vegetable food | |
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Flesh and hunting | |
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Fishing | |
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Clothing | |
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Pottery | |
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Articles made of plant fibers | |
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Baskets and basket making | |
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Bows and arrows | |
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Stone implements | |
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Feather objects | |
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Fire making | |
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Gums, dyes, and paints | |
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Miscellaneous | |
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Games | |
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Houses | |
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Marriage | |
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Government | |
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Shamanism | |
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Changichnish the raven | |
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Spirits and monsters | |
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Boys’ puberty ceremonies | |
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Girls’ puberty ceremonies | |
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Mourning and mourning ceremonies | |
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Appendix. Plants used by the Luiseños |
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