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1. Leanne Hinton and Monica Macaulay Collection of Mixtec Sound Recordings 
   • Collection identifier: LA177
   • Relations to this Collection: 2020-16, LA 249, and Macaulay relate to this Collection
   • Primary contributors: Margarita Cuevas Cortés (consultant); Crescenciano Ruiz Ramírez (consultant); Leanne Hinton (researcher); Monica Macaulay (researcher)
   • Additional contributors: Benjamín Cortés Nicolás (consultant); Taurino Cortés Ruiz (consultant); Celsa Cortés Santiago (consultant); Israelita Leticia Cruz Sánchez (consultant); Apolina Cruz (consultant); Raimundo Espinosa Pablo (consultant); Tereso García Jiménez (consultant); Candido García (consultant); Sofía Hernández (consultant); Mauricia Jiménez (consultant); Guadalupe López Mendoza (consultant); María Hernández López (consultant); Margarita Martínez Cuevas (consultant); María Estella Martínez García (consultant); María Mendoza Nicolás (consultant); Sabina Nicolás Cortes (consultant); Primitivo Nicolás Jimenéz (consultant); Emiliano Nicolás (consultant); María Ortiz López (consultant); Francisco Pérez Aparicio (consultant); Guillermina Ramírez (consultant); José Nazario Santiago Cruz (consultant); Adela Sánchez Sánchez (consultant); Luciano Cortés Nicolás (translator)
   • Languages: Chalcatongo de Hidalgo Mixtec; San Esteban Atatlahuca Mixtec; San Mateo Peñasco Mixtec; San Miguel el Grande Mixtec (mig); San Pablo Tijaltepec Mixtec; San Pedro Molinos Mixtec; Santa Catarina Ticuá Mixtec; Santiago Yosondúa Mixtec
   • Dates: July 1985
   • Extent: 30 cassettes
   • Historical information: In winter-spring 1981 and fall-winter 1981-1982, Leanne Hinton taught a graduate field methods course in the Department of Linguistics at UC Berkeley, which led to various different kinds of work on Mixtec in the following years, including Macaulay's independent fieldwork in Oaxaca in summers 1982 and 1992, and their joint fieldwork there in summer 1985, both in and around the town of Chalcatongo de Hidalgo. See "Associated materials."
   • Scope and content: Sound recordings of texts and elicitation done by both Hinton and Macaulay. Both are often heard together on recordings. The original cassettes were mastered by the Berkeley Language Center in 1986 and 1987. As part of this process, it was common for the cassettes to be divided up into segments, which were occasionally reordered, and then stored on master reels. It is these segments that were digitized (with support by NEH Preservation/Access Grant), each resulting in their own digital file. This yielded the more than 100 file bundles found here, some of which contain more than one digital file. The "Catalog history" field indicates which master reel and cassette the digitized segments come from.
   • Repository: Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
   • Suggested citation: Margarita Cuevas Cortés, Crescenciano Ruiz Ramírez, Leanne Hinton, and Monica Macaulay. Leanne Hinton and Monica Macaulay Collection of Mixtec Sound Recordings, LA 177, California Language Archive, Survey of California and Other Indian Languages, University of California, Berkeley, http://dx.doi.org/doi:10.7297/X2H41PNR.
   • Associated materials: Materials from the field methods course are in collection 2020-16; sound recordings from Macaulay's individual fieldwork are in collection LA249; Macaulay's papers, including the field notes corresponding to this collection (LA177), are in collection "Macaulay" (linked under "Relations to this Collection" above).