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    1. Chimariko
      1. Barbareño
      2. Ineseño
      3. Island Chumash
      4. Obispeño
      5. Purisimeño
      6. Ventureño
    3. Esselen
    4. Karuk
      1. Achumawi
      2. Atsugewi
      1. Central Pomo
      2. Eastern Pomo
      3. Kashaya
      4. Northeastern Pomo
      5. Northern Pomo
      6. Southeastern Pomo
      7. Southern Pomo
    7. Salinan
    8. Seri
      1. Konomihu
      2. New River Shasta
      3. Okwanuchu
      4. Shasta
    10. Washo
      1. Central Yana
      2. Northern Yana
      3. Southern Yana
      4. Yahi
        1. Borjeño
        2. Cadegomeño
        3. Ignacieño
        4. Laimon
        5. Monqui-Didiu
              1. Halyikwamai
              2. Kahwan
              1. Barona
              2. Mesa Grande
              3. San Pasqual
              4. Santa Ysabel
              1. Baron Long
              2. Campo
              3. Iñaja
              4. Imperial
                1. Cuyapaipe
                2. Manzanita
              1. Ha'a
              2. Jamul
              3. La Huerta
              4. Neji
              5. San Jose de la Zorra
              6. San Jose'
        2. Kiliwa
            1. Havasupai
            2. Hualapai
              1. Southeastern Yavapai
              2. Tolkapaya
                1. Prescott
                2. Verde Valley Yavpe
          2. Paipai
            1. Halchidhoma
            2. Kavelchadom
              1. Laveen
              2. Lehi
          2. Mojave
          3. Yuma
  1. Linguistic problems in Oregon and Washington (2010)
    Item number:  Frachtenberg.002 [description]
    Contributor:  Leo Joachim Frachtenberg (researcher)
    Languages:  Shastan, Coosan, Takelma, Klamath-Modoc, Siuslaw-Lower Umpqua, Alsea, Salishan, Kalapuyan, Oregon Athabaskan, Sahaptian, Numic, Wakashan, Chimakuan
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    Extent: 1 folder (5 pp.)
    Description: Photocopy of an essay on linguistic diversity in the Pacific Northwest and possible higher-order groupings of language families. Original undated.
    Collection: Miscellaneous papers from the Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
    Repository: Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
  2. Observations on the coast tribes of Oregon (2010)
    Item number:  Gibbs.002 [description]
    Contributors:  George Gibbs (author), James Owen Dorsey (annotator)
    Languages:  Coosan, Siuslaw, Lower Umpqua, Alsea, Upper Umpqua, Shastan
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    Extent: 1 folder (8 pp.)
    Description: Photocopy of a manuscript on the ethnography of the Indians of southwest Oregon based on notes compiled by Gibbs from George Crook, W.B. Hazen, and J.I. Milhau. Original undated.
    Collection: Miscellaneous papers from the Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
    Repository: Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
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