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Leland C. Wyman: Navaho Diagnosticians (AA, 38, 1936, 236-46)
Jicarilla
James Mooney: A Jicarilla Genesis (AA, 11, 1898, 197-209)P. E. Goddard: Jicarilla Apache Texts (APAMNH, 8, 1911)
M. E. Opler: Summary of Jicarilla Culture (AA, 38, 1936, 202-23)
Mescalero
M. E. Opler: Kinship Systems of the Southern Athbaskan-speaking Tribes (AA, 38, 1936)M. E. Opler: The Concept of Supernatural Power Among the Chiricahua and Mescalero Apaches (AA, 37, 1935, 65-70)
Western Apache
A. B. Reagan: Notes on Indians of the Fort Apache Region (APAMNH, 31, pt. 5, 1930)John G. Bourke: Notes upon the Religion of the Apache Indians (Folk-Lore, 2, 1891, 419-55)
John G. Bourke: Medicine-Men of the Apache (ARBAE, 9, 1892, 451-603)
P. E. Goddard: Myths and Tales of the San Carlos Apache (APAMNH, 24, 1918)
P. E. Goddard: Myths and Tales of the White Mountain Apache (APAMNH, 24, 1919)
G. Goodwin: The Social Divisions and Economic Life of the Western Apache (AA, 37,1935, 55-64)
Southern Paiute
R. H. Lowie: Notes on Shoshonean Ethnography (APAMNH, 20, 1935, pt. 3)E. Sapir: Song Recitative in Paiute Mythology (JAIL, 23, 1910, 455-72)
I. Kelly: Southern Paiute Bands (AA, 36, 1934, 548-60)
Walapai
A. L. Kroeber, ed., Walapai Ethnography (MAAA, 42, 1935)Havasupai
L. Spier: Havasupai Ethnography (APAMNH, 29, 1928, pt. 3)F. H. Cushing: The Nation of the Willows (Atlantic Monthly. 50, 1882, 362-74, 541-59)
Yavapai
E. W. Gifford: The Southeastern Yavapai (UCPAAE, 29, 1932, no. 3)Wm. F. Corbusier: The Apache-Yumas and Apache-Mojaves (Amer. Antiquarian, 8, 1886, 276-84, 325-39)
Pima
E. C. Parsons: Notes on the Pima, 1926 (AA, 30, 1928, 445-64)F. Russell: The Pima Indiana (ARBAE, 26, 1904)
J. Wm. Lloyd: Aw-aw-tam Indian Nights (Westfield, N. J., 1911)
Papago
C. Lumholtz: New Trails in Mexico (New York, 1912)J. A. Mason: Papago Harvest Festival (AA, 22, 1920, 13-25)
E. H. Davis: Papago Ceremony of the Vikita (Indian Notes and Monographs, 2, 1920, 4)
Ruth Underhill, Autobiography of a Papago Woman (MAAA, 46, 1936)
Maricopa
L. Spier: Yuman Tribes of the Gila River (Univ. Chicago Publ. Anth.: Ethnol. Series, 1933)Mohave
A. L. Kroeber: Handbook Indians of California (BBAE, 78, 1925, ch. 50 & 51)A. L. Kroeber: Yuman Tribes of the Colorado River (UCPAAE, 16, 1920, 475-85)
Yuma
C. D. Fords: Ethnography of the Yuma Indians (UCPAAE, 28, 1931, no. 4.)J. P. Harrington: A Yuma Account of Origins (JAIL, 21, 1908, 324-48)
A. L. Kroeber: Handbook Indians of California (BBAE, 78, 1925, ch. 52)
Cocopa
E. W. Gifford: The Cocopa (UCPAAE, 31, 1933, no. 5.)Kamia
E. W. Gifford: The Kamia of Imperial Valley (BBAE, 97, 1931)Southern California
W. D. Strong: Aboriginal Society in So. Calif. (UCPAAE, 26, 1929)A. L. Kroeber: Handbook Indians of California (BBAE, 78, 1925, ch. 37-49)
Comparative
L. Spier: Havasupai Ethnography (APAMNH, 29, 1928, pt. 3)R. L. Reals: Comparative Ethnology of Northern Mexico before 1750 (Ibero-Americana, 2, 1932)
L. Spier: Problems Arising from the Cultural Position of the Havasupai (AA, 31, 1929, 213-22)
A. L. Kroeber: Native Culture in the Southwest (UCPAAE, 23, 1928, no. 9.) 345-49)
R. Linton: The Significance of Certain Traits in North American Maize Culture (AA, 26, 1924,
L. Spier: Cultural Relations of the Gila River and Lower Colorado Tribes (YUPA, 3, 1936)
A. L. Kroeber: The Seri (Southwest Museum Papers, 6, 1931)
H. K. Haeberlin: Idea of Fertilization in the Culture of the Pueblo Indians (MAAA, 3, 1916, no. 1.)
Houses
V. Mindeleff: A Study of Pueblo Architecture (ARBAE, 8, 1891)C. Mindeleff: Navaho Houses (ARBAE, 17, 1898, pt. 2, 469-518)
Agriculture
C. D. Forde: Hopi Agriculture (Journal, Royal Anth. Institute, 61, 1931, 357-405)F. H. Cushing: Zuni Breadstuff (Indian Notes and Monographs, 8, 1920)
Pottery
C. E. Guthe: Pueblo Pottery Making [San Ildefonso] (1925)R. Bunzel: The Pueblo Potter [Zuni] (CUCA, 8, 1929)
E. W. Gifford: Pottery Making in the Southwest (UCPAAE, 23, 1928, no. 8.)
M. Rogers: Yuman Pottery-Making (San Diego Museum Papers, 2, 1936)
Basketry
M. L. Kissell: Basketry of the Papago and Pima (APAMNH, 17, 115-264)H. H. Roberts: Basketry of the San Carlos Apache (APAMNH, 31, 1929, pt. 2)
O. T. Mason: Aboriginal American Basketry (Rept. US National Museum for 1902, 1904, 171-548)
Weaving
W. Matthews: Navajo Weavers (ARBAE, 3, 1884, 371-92)L. Spier: Zuni Weaving Technique (AA, 26, 1924, 64-85)
C. A. Amsden: Navaho Weaving (Santa Ana, Calif., 1934)
Social Organization
E. C. Parsons: Tewa Kin, Clan and Moiety (AA, 26, 1924, 333-39)W. D. Strong: An Analysis of Southwestern Society (AA, 29, 1927, 1-61) 1925. no. 2.)
L. Spier: Distribution of Kinship Systems in North America (Univ. Wash. Publ. Anth., l,
E. W. Gifford: Clans and Moieties in Southern California (UCPAAE, 14, 1918, no. 2.)
Music
G. Herzog: The Yuman Musical Style (JAIL, 41, 1928, 185-231)F. Denenore: Papago Music (BBAE, 90, 1929)
W. Matthews: Navaho Legends (MAILS, 5, 1897, 254-58, 281-90)
G. Herzog in Spier: Yuman Tribes of the Gila River (1933, 270 f.)
Ceremonial
E. C. Parsons: Hopi and Zuni Ceremonialism (MAAA, 39, 1933)E. C. Parsons: Pueblo Religion (in preparation)
Abbreviations:
| AA | American Anthropologist |
| ARBAE | Annual Report, Bureau of American Ethnology |
| APAMNH | Anthropological Papers, American Museum of Natural History |
| BBAE | Bulletin, Bureau of American Ethnology |
| CUCA | Columbia University Contributions to Anthropology |
| JAIL | Journal of American Folk-Lore |
| MAAA | Memoirs, American Anthropological Association |
| MAILS | Memoirs, American Folk-Lore Society |
| PAES | Publications, American Ethnological Society |
| PFM | Publications, Field Museum of Natural History (Anthropological Series) |
| PUSM | Proceedings, United States National Museum |
| UCPAAE | University California Publications in American Archaeology and Ethnology |
| YUPA | Yale University Publications in Anthropology |
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