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The Ethno-Geography of the Pomo and Neighboring Indians Volume 6

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Publisher RareBooksClub.com
ISBN / ASIN 1236349512
ISBN-13 9781236349514
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1908 Excerpt: ...white willow, and kca, canyon, on the small creek called kala'lnokca-pda which runs from the west into Russian river on the Higgins ranch about six miles south of Ukiah. This site is located a short distance north of the creek at a point about a mile from the river. The village, the greater part of which was situated on the north bank of the stream, was occupied for about ten or fifteen years soon after the coming of white settlers to this region, and has not been inhabited for twenty-five or thirty years. buki'snal, from bu, Indian potatoes, kis, heart burn, and Dal, forest, at a point about half a mile northeast of the hop kiln on the H. H. Van Nader ranch and but a short distance north-northeast of the present yoTsaia rancheria. This site was inhabited for only a short time, but the name was always applied to this vicinity, which was used as a hunting ground in aboriginal times. bana'kaiyau, at the house on what is known as the Howell "home" ranch at a point about half a mile east of Russian river and about four miles south-southeast of Ukiah. Old Camp Sites. bateo'adano, from batco'a, angelica, and dano', mountain, indefinitely located at a point about a mile and a half southwest of Echo. cabu'tukkawi, indefinitely located at a point about two miles west-northwest of Echo and about a mile and three-quarters southwest of Cummiskey. cete'ko, at McDonald. ciyo'ton, from clyo', shade or shadow, and ton,?, at a point about a mile north of McDonald. a'kule, in the hills at a point about two miles northeast of Echo. ciyo'ksiti, at a point about two miles east-southeast of Fountain. su'lmo, from sul, California condor, Cathartes Californianus, and mo, hole, at a point about a hundred yards northwest of elyoksiti. These two sites are so close together ...
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