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ISO 639-3: opt

        1. First Mesa
        2. Mishongnovi
        3. Shipaulovi-Shungopavi
        4. Third Mesa
          1. Comanche
            1. Koso Shoshone
            2. Tumpisa Shoshone
          3. Shoshone
            1. Chemehuevi
            2. Southern Paiute
            3. Ute
          2. Kawaiisu
            1. Owens Valley Paiute
            2. Western Mono
          2. Northern Paiute
          1. Cahuilla
          2. Cupeño
          3. Juaneño
          4. Luiseño
          1. Fernandeño
          2. Gabrielino
          3. Tongva
          1. Kitanemuk
            1. Serrano
            2. Vanyume
        4. Tataviam
        1. Bankalahi
        2. Pahkanapul
        3. Palegwan
            1. Classical Nahuatl
          2. Pipil
        2. Pochutec
          1. Cora
          2. Huichol
            1. Cahita
            2. Mayo
            3. Yaqui
          2. Eudeve
          3. Opata
          1. Guarijio
            1. Eastern Tarahumara
            2. Southern Tarahumara
            3. Western Tarahumara
        3. Tubar
        1. Altar Valley Piman
        2. Ati Piman
        3. Mountain Pima
        4. Nevome Pima
        5. Northern Tepehuan
          1. Akimel O'odham
          2. Tohono O'odham
        7. Santa Cruz Piman
        8. Southeastern Tepehuan
        9. Southwestern Tepehuan
        10. Tepecano
        11. Tepeguana
  1. 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
  2. [Opata and Tohono O'odham field notes] ([undated])
    Item number:  Pinart.m002 [description]
    Contributors:  Fr. Francisco Antonio Barbastro (researcher), A.L. Pinart (researcher)
    Languages:  Opata, Tohono O'odham
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    Extent: 1 reel microfilm
    Description: Barbastro's Opata sermons and catechisms, 1788-1793, and Pinart's Tohono O'odham vocabulary, 1819.
    Collection: Miscellaneous papers from the Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
    Repository: Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
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