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ISO 639-3: apm

            1. Chiricahua Apache
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            4. Lipan Apache
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  1. Plains and Southwest Area Indian songs (1956 July)
    Item number:  24-114 [description]
    Contributors:  Frank Quinn (researcher), Harvey Beartrap (consultant), Harvey Pesho (consultant)
    Languages:  Cheyenne, Mescalero
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    Description: Contents include: announcement, round dance song with drum, 4 war dance songs with drum, 2 slow war dance songs with drum, fast war dance with drum, 'two step' buffalo dance, snake dance, 2 round dance songs, unidentified, slow war dance songs, slow war dance, unidentified, round dance. Performed by Harvey Beartrap (Cheyenne), Harvey Pesho (Mescalero Apache), and a group of Kiowas. Remainder of Frank Quinn tapes are at UC Davis.
    Collection: The Frank Quinn collection of California Indian sound recordings
    Repository: Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology
  2. Mescalero audio recordings (1960 September and 1963 May)
    Item number:  LA 218.1 [description | 4 audio segments]
    Contributors:  Guy Tyler (researcher), Dan Nicholas (consultant), Barney Naiche (consultant)
    Language:  Mescalero
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    Duration: 1 hour, 24 minutes
    Locations:  Mescalero Apache Indian Reservation, Otero County, NM; Yosemite National Park
    Description: Linguistic field recordings: linguistic data; conversation in English. English glosses provided.
    Collection: The Guy Tyler collection of Mescalero sound recordings
    Repository: Berkeley Language Center
    Access restrictions: local access at UC Berkeley only (consult repository)
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