Box 21

Abstract This collection consists of manuscripts, documents, miscellanea, and sound recordings relating primarily to the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, Oregon, and secondarily to the Confederated Tribes of the Yakama Nation of Toppenish, Washington. This collection contains one box of manuscript materials relating mostly to the Yakama Indians of Washington state. Eleven boxes in the collection deal with Warm Springs, and make this collection extremely useful for research on the Confederated...

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A booklet written by Gene Dennison and Alan Wilson for the Gallup-McKinley County Public School District, which is an elementary oreintation to the Najavo language and culture. Intended for teachers of Najavo students.

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An educational coloring book that includes stories behind the different coloring pages about the history and culture of the Navajo people. Drawings made by Eugene H. Bischoff.

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A workbook published for the students in Todd Elementary School and Whiterocks School, which includes the history and culture of the Ute people along with questions and activities to complete.

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A book of poems, stories, and drawings from the fifth and sixth grade students of the Topawa School

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A cirriculum guide for a Papago class titled "Papavi-Ootam", written by Mary H. Thompson, Margaret Archie, and John Rood

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Various documents and materials on Native American Languages and History

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An article written by Carol L. Bartels regarding the different languages that were spoken by the indigenous people of North America, the history of those languages, and how colonization led to the extinction of most of these languages.

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A list of words written in english in list form used as a way to test different grade levels on knowledge and recognition. Next to the english words are them written in an unknown language

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A list of different english consonant sounds that are common for Navajo speakers to make erros of.