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Seri

ISO 639-3: sei
Alternative names: Ceris

    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. Sara Villalobos (informant) talking and singing about how to play with game sticks
    Item number:  24-444 [description]
    Contributor:  Sara Villalobos (consultant)
    Language:  Seri
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    Description: Refer to 3-27817 for game models. In Spanish and Seri languages.
    Collection: Miscellaneous sound recordings from the Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology
    Repository: Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology
  2. Miscellaneous vocabularies of 32 different tribes (undated)
    Item number:  Bartlett.001 [description]
    Contributors:  A-he-ba-tu (consultant), Lt. Heintzelmann (researcher), Lt. Whipple (researcher), Santiago Ortiz (consultant), Fr. Encinas (researcher), Marcos Alejo (consultant), Colusio Esteban (consultant), H.B. Brown (researcher), Bruce Husband (researcher), Martin Durald (researcher), Hieronymo Peraza (consultant), Pedro Cawewas (consultant), John R. Bartlett (researcher)
    Languages:  Apache, Kiowa, Tewa, Atakapa, Cahita, Chitimacha, Cocopa, Dakota, Diegueño, Gabrielino, Kiowa, Luiseño, Maidu, Makah, Maricopa, Mojave, Opata, Otomí, River Patwin, Piro, Pomo, Seri, Tarahumara, Tewa, Tohono O'odham, Wappo, Yaqui, Yucatec, Gabrielino, Wintuan, Cochimi', Yuma
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    Extent: 1 folder
    Description: Undated photocopies of vocabularies of several languages. Originals dated 1863 and earlier. "Dieguina" includes "Co-mi-ya" dialect of Kumiai. "Cahita of Southern Sonora and Sinatra" includes Yaqui-Maya. "Kechi of San Luis Rey" is Luiseno.
    Collection: Miscellaneous papers from the Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
    Repository: Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
  3. Typological and genetic notes on switch-reference systems in North American Indian languages (undated)
    Item number:  Jacobsen.007 [description]
    Contributor:  William H. Jacobsen (researcher)
    Languages:  Kiowa-Tanoan, Maiduan, Muskogean, Pomo, Seri, Tonkawa, Uto-Aztecan, Washo, Yokuts, Yuman-Cochimi, Zuni
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    Extent: 1 folder (5 pp.)
    Description: Undated photocopy of a handout for a conference presentation.
    Collection: William H. Jacobsen Papers on Indigenous Languages of North America
    Repository: Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
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