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Extent: 1 reel tape

Description: Reel tape (numbered L-2) of original wax cylinders (Nos. 1029, 1232, 136-138, 1574, and 1581).

Collection: Miscellaneous papers from the Survey of California and Other Indian Languages

Repository: Survey of California and Other Indian Languages

Extent: 1 reel tape

Description: Reel tape (numbered L-11) copy of original wax cylinders (Nos. 136-138, 910-911, 1574, and 1581).

Collection: Miscellaneous papers from the Survey of California and Other Indian Languages

Repository: Survey of California and Other Indian Languages

Description: Reel duplicate of original cylinder recordings of spoken narratives in various languages. Part of a series (24-87 through 24-103) prepared by James B. Hatch and Alfred L. Kroeber in November, 1957 for use in linguistics classes or in research. Performed by F. Gray [Chicken] and others. This tape is a continuation of the previous entry [24-87]. This also includes Reuben Shoulder's 'Speech Song'; Aspa-Sakam [Ashpashakam] -- 'Myth'; Achora [Achora Hanyava] -- 'Myth'.

Collection: Miscellaneous sound recordings from the Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology

Repository: Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology

Description: Museum (14- Catalogue) note: "At Ha'avulypo, first song of ceremony." Keeling catalog cites Kroeber's (1925:763-764) description of the Chuhuecha cycle: "The heroes of Chuhuecha are the two brothers called Hayunye, an insect, perhaps a cricket, that is said to sing the Chuecha now as it chirps." Distributed on California Indian Music Project, Southeast region, tape 17, side A. Original cylinder 14-1186. 180 speed.

Collection: The Alfred L. Kroeber collection of American Indian sound recordings

Repository: Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology

Description: Keeling catalog cites Kroeber's (1925:763-764) description of the Chuhuecha cycle: "The heroes of Chuhuecha are the two brothers called Hayunye, an insect, perhaps a cricket, that is said to sing the Chuecha now as it chirps." Distributed on California Indian Music Project, Southeast region, tape 17, side A. Original cylinder 14-1187. 180 speed.

Collection: The Alfred L. Kroeber collection of American Indian sound recordings

Repository: Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology

Description: Keeling catalog cites Kroeber's (1925:763-764) description of the Chuhuecha cycle: "The heroes of Chuhuecha are the two brothers called Hayunye, an insect, perhaps a cricket, that is said to sing the Chuecha now as it chirps." Distributed on California Indian Music Project, Southeast region, tape 17, side A. Original cylinder 14-1188. 180 speed.

Collection: The Alfred L. Kroeber collection of American Indian sound recordings

Repository: Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology

Description: Museum (14- Catalogue) note: "At Ha'avnlypo, Doctor treats Matevilye." Keeling catalog cites Kroeber's (1925:763-764) description of the Chuhuecha cycle: "The heroes of Chuhuecha are the two brothers called Hayunye, an insect, perhaps a cricket, that is said to sing the Chuecha now as it chirps." Distributed on California Indian Music Project, Southeast region, tape 17, side A. Original cylinder 14-1189. 180 speed.

Collection: The Alfred L. Kroeber collection of American Indian sound recordings

Repository: Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology

Description: Museum (14- Catalogue) note: "At Ha'anvlypo, Mahwa and Namoa Havry doctored him, Matevilye is still sick." Keeling catalog cites Kroeber's (1925:763-764) description of the Chuhuecha cycle: "The heroes of Chuhuecha are the two brothers called Hayunye, an insect, perhaps a cricket, that is said to sing the Chuecha now as it chirps." Distributed on California Indian Music Project, Southeast region, tape 17, side A. Original cylinder 14-1190. 180 speed.

Collection: The Alfred L. Kroeber collection of American Indian sound recordings

Repository: Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology

Description: Museum (14- Catalogue) note: " At Ha'avnlypo, Taakse goes to get firewood." Keeling catalog cites Kroeber's (1925:763-764) description of the Chuhuecha cycle: "The heroes of Chuhuecha are the two brothers called Hayunye, an insect, perhaps a cricket, that is said to sing the Chuecha now as it chirps." Distributed on California Indian Music Project, Southeast region, tape 17, side A. Original cylinder 14-1191. 180 speed.

Collection: The Alfred L. Kroeber collection of American Indian sound recordings

Repository: Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology

Description: Museum (14- Catalogue) note: "Amatikapisara digs a hole." Keeling catalog cites Kroeber's (1925:763-764) description of the Chuhuecha cycle: "The heroes of Chuhuecha are the two brothers called Hayunye, an insect, perhaps a cricket, that is said to sing the Chuecha now as it chirps." Distributed on California Indian Music Project, Southeast region, tape 17, side A. Original cylinder 14-1192. 180 speed.

Collection: The Alfred L. Kroeber collection of American Indian sound recordings

Repository: Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology