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- Collection identifier: 2023-01
- Primary contributor: Mauricio J. Mixco (researcher, donor)
- Additional contributors: Idil Abubakar (consultant); Juan Arballo (consultant); Mary Atlerns (speaker); Blanche Baker (speaker); Clyde Baker (consultant, translator); Dominique Bataille (consultant); William Bell (consultant, translator); Edwin Benson (consultant, translator); Stephen Bird (speaker); Charlie Burr (speaker); Tenzi Youdon Chagzuetsany (consultant); Annie Eagle (speaker); Joe Eagle (speaker); Braulio Espinoza (consultant); Josebio Espinoza (consultant); Leandro Espinoza (consultant); Luis Espinoza (consultant); Policarpia Espinoza (consultant); Ramon Espinoza (consultant); Rodolfo Espinoza (consultant); Teodoro Espinoza (consultant); Zenobio Espinoza (consultant); Edna Face (speaker); Walter Face (speaker); Florence Garcia (speaker); Louis Garcia (consultant); Elmer Gates (consultant); Eufemio González (consultant); Mattie Grinnell (speaker); Leona Hausus (speaker); Wilson Jack (speaker); Mark Mató (speaker); Ernest Medicine Stone (consultant); Maude Moon (speaker); Trinidad Ochurte Espinoza (consultant); Cruz Ochurte (consultant); Josefina Ochurte (consultant); Rufino Ochurte (consultant); Benito Peralta (consultant); Lilly Pete (speaker); Leland Pubigee (consultant, translator); Otter Sage (speaker); Loren Sakayaunptuwa (consultant); Eufemio Sandoval (consultant); Helen Timbimboo (consultant, translator); Carl Whitman (consultant, translator); Louella Young Bear (consultant, translator); Bear on Flat (speaker); John Anderson (author); Joy Anderson (author); Stephen Anderson (author); HagiJoseph Aoun (author); James Armagost (author); Sharon Arnold (author); Ashlee C. Bailey (author); Carol Baker (author); Kathleen Baxter (author); Madison Beeler (author); Jo Bender (author); Thomas Berberich (author); Franz Boas (author); Curtis Booth (author); Hagit Borer (author); William Boslego (author); Emili Bou (author); John Boyle (author); William Bright (author); Paul Burrows (author); Ernest Burrus (author); Teresita Cabanillas (author); Rubén Castro Bojórquez (author); Wallace L. Chafe (author); Sandra Chung (author); Marvin Cota (author); Norman Council (author); Ellen Courtney (author); James Crawford (author); Beverly Crum (author, translator); Earl Crum (author); N. Ross Crumrine (author); Forrest Cuch (author); Kathleen Danker (author); Cedric Davern (author); Scott DeLancey (author); Gene Deal (author); Marianna Di Paolo (author); David Dodd (author); Luciana Dourado (author); Florence Hawley Ellis (author); Dirk Elzinga (author); Brigitte Eßer (author); Jo-Ann Flora (author); Barnabas Forson (author); Ray Freeze (author); William Gabb (author); Marsha Gallagher (author); David Gardner (author); Victor Golla (author); Gustavo González (author); Grant Goodall (author); Lynn Gordon (author); Jim Goss (author); Randolph Graczyk (author); Thaddeus Grimm (author); Sergio Gómez Montero (author); Per Hage (author); Ursula Hanley (author); Jean Hansen (author); Heather Hardy (author); Robert Harms (author); James Higginbotham (author); Jane Hill (author); Leanne Hinton (author); Robert C. Hollow (author, researcher); Paul Hopper (author); Rebecca Horn (author); Norbert Hornstein (author); Bryan Jay Hudson Jr. (author); David Iannucci (author); Gisela Janetzke (author); Judith Joël (author); Terrence Kaufman (author); Edwin Kazlowski (author); Martha B. Kendall (author); Edward Kennard (author, researcher); M. Dale Kinkade (author); John Koontz (author); Linda Kriete (author); Ronald Langacker (author); Margaret Langdon (author); Miguel León Portilla (author); Jay Lloyd (author); Marilyn Lorensen (author); Miguel Lunceford (author); Claude Lévi-Strauss (author); Gerardo López (author); Nancie Majkowski (author); Joan Maling (author); Amy-Jocelyn Manuel (author); Rosario Martorell Marrón (author); Jeanette Matovich (author); Susan McKay (author); John McLaughlin (author); Victor McQueen (author); Bojka Milicic (author); Wick R. Miller (author, compiler); Kenneth Miner (author); Mauricio J. Mixco (author, translator); Thomas Molloy (author); José Luis Montezuma (author); Roberto Moreno de los Arcos (author); Anthony Morgan (author); Julius Moshinsky (author); Pamela Munro (author); Susan Norwood (author); James O'Connell (author); Jorge Olguín Hermida (author); Glenn Olsen (author); Suzanne Olsen (author); Rosa Ortiz (author); Robert Packard (author); Douglas R. Parks (author); William Partridge (author); Miquel Patllori (author); Chase Peterson (author); David Piñera Ramírez (author); Malinda Powskey (author); Robert Rankin (author); James Redden (author); Dale Renlund (author); Eduardo Rivail Ribeiro (author); Luisa Rogers (author); Cheryl Schnirring (author); Alan Shaterian (author); Ron Smith (author); Dominique Sportiche (author); Alfred Stanton (author); Jacob Steele (author); Anatol Stefanowitsch (author); Julian H. Steward (author); Lawrence Straus (author); Leonard Talmy (author); Melburn Thurman (author); Rudolph Troike (author); Lucille Watahomigie (author); Harold Wayland (author); Edwin Williams (author); Curtis Wilson (author); Werner Winter (author); Jeni Yamada (author); Aleksandra Zaba (author); Anita Álvarez de Williams (author); Genevieve Fields (translator); Marie Fredericks (transcriber); Kenneth Hill (editor); Zona Loans Arrow (translator); William S-Y. Wang (compiler)
- Languages: Akawaio (ake); Arapaho; Chamorro (cha); Chinese (zho); Chukchi (ckt); Cochimí (coj); Cocopa (coc); Comanche (com); Dakota (dak); Guarijio (var); Haitian Creole (hat); Havasupai (yuf); Hidatsa (hid); Ho-Chunk (win); Hopi (hop); Hualapai (yuf); Hungarian (hun); Jakalteko (jac); Karajá (kpj); Kawaiisu (xaw); Kiliwa (klb); Kumeyaay (dih); Kwtsaan (yum); Mandan (mhq); Mapudungun (arn); Maricopa (mrc); Mayo (mfy); Mojave (mov); Nahuatl; Northern Paiute (pao); Pai; Paipai (ppi); Panará; Shoshoni (shh); Somali (som); Spanish (spa); Standard Tibetan (bod); Subtiaba (sut); Tagalog (tgl); Tamil (tam); Thai (tha); Tipai; Tlapanec; Tolkapaya; Upper Chehalis (cjh); Ute; Wappo (wao); Wiyot (wiy); Yavapai (yuf); Yoruba (yor)
- Dates: 1962-
- Extent: 41 boxes (appr. 17 linear feet), 14 cassettes, 11 five-inch reels
- Historical information: Mauricio J. Mixco received a BA in linguistics in 1965 from the University of California, Berkeley, going on to receive a PhD in linguistics from the same university in 1971, with a dissertation supervised by Mary R. Haas titled "Kiliwa Grammar." He began working with speakers of Kiliwa in Baja California in 1966, with financial support from the Survey of California and Other Indian Languages. Later a faculty member at the University of Utah, Prof. Mixco began research on Mandan in 1993 and Shoshoni circa 2001. He retired in 2010.
Zachary O'Hagan worked with Prof. Mixco in Salt Lake City in November 2022 to organize and acquire the collection. The collection was cataloged in its entirety by Madison Fanucchi in the spring of 2025. - Scope and content: This collection is organized into 12 series spanning research on several languages over many years and including notebooks, file slips, sound recordings, loose notes, draft manuscripts, correspondence, conference materials, miscellaneous literature, and copies of the notebooks of other researchers. (Series are determined by the numbers following the collection identifier, for example, 2023-01.001.001 is Series 001, Item 001; 2023-01.002.001 is Series 002, Item 001, and so on.) Item-level metadata gives detailed information about the contents of and the relations among (different versions of) items, including crossreferences to relevant holdings of other repositories.
1. Field notebooks. Order of languages represented: Shoshoni, Mandan, Kiliwa, Paipai, Mojave, one notebook on Tibetan, one notebook on Haitian French Creole (latter two from field methods courses).
2. Course notebooks. In rough chronological order. Includes notes from Mixco's years as a student at UC Berkeley and also those from classes Mixco taught at the University of Utah.
3. File slips. Vocabulary and grammar file slips for several of the languages represented. Also some bibliographies in file slip form. Order of languages represented: Kiliwa, Cochimí, unknown languages (last two items are likely Yuman).
4. Sound recordings. Order of languages represented: Paipai, Somali, Haitian Creole (latter two from field methods courses).
5. Loose non-course notes. Loose paper notes largely relating to Mixco's work with Kiliwa and Paipai speakers.
6. Loose course notes. Loose paper notes from Mixco's BA and PhD education at UC Berkeley. Also contains loose paper materials from Mixco's time teaching classes at the University of Utah.
7. Secondary notes. Loose notes regarding metalinguistic observations on grammar (Kiliwa, Mandan), reading notes, and file directory printouts.
8. Draft manuscripts. Draft manuscripts and materials from papers and projects Mixco worked on.
9. Correspondence. Letters, emails, and other correspondence between Mixco and various parties.
10. Conference materials. Handouts, papers, and other materials from conferences Mixco attended and participated in.
11. Miscellaneous literature and newspapers.
12. Kennard and Hollow materials. Photocopies of materials from researchers Edward Kennard and Robert C. Hollow during their work with Mandan speakers. - Repository: Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
- Suggested citation: Mauricio J. Mixco. Mauricio J. Mixco Papers and Sound Recordings, 2023-01, California Language Archive, Survey of California and Other Indian Languages, University of California, Berkeley, http://dx.doi.org/doi:10.7297/X22V2FFR.
- Associated materials: LA174 "Mauricio J. Mixco Collection of Kiliwa Sound Recordings." This collection derives from original reel-to-reel tapes originally lent to the Berkeley Language Laboratory (later the Berkeley Language Center) for copy onto 15 master reel tapes.
Results 1 – 7
- Item identifier: 2023-01.012.028
- Date: unknown
- Contributors: Mary Atlerns (speaker); Stephen Bird (speaker); Mark Mató (speaker); Bear on Flat (speaker); Mauricio J. Mixco (researcher, donor)
- Language: Mandan (mhq)
- Description: Includes a copy of "Mandan texts" elicited by Robert C. Hollow from Mandan speakers in 1964-1973. The texts in this volume are reelicitations of texts from Edward Kennard's "Mandan folkloristic texts" originally elicited, transcribed, and glossed from Mandan speakers in 1933-1934. Texts within this volume include line-by-line transcription with free translation. Annotations and notes made in marginalia by Mixco.
Originals held at the State Historical Society of North Dakota, collection Mss 10494, item: 10494-5.
Texts are told by unnamed speakers unless indicated otherwise.
Texts within include:
1. "Turtle Goes to War"
2. "A Man And His Woman Are Blessed" told by Stephen Bird
3. "Wood Pecker" told by Mary Atlerns
4. "Stay At Home Boy" told by Stephen Bird
5. "Warfare II"
6. "Two Boys Meet The Water Being" told by Stephen Bird"
7. "The Sacred Robe" told by Bear on the Flat
8. "The Flood" told by Mark Mató
9. "Old Woman's Grandson" - Relations to this item: 2023-01.012.029, 2023-01.012.030, and 2023-01.012.031 are versions of this Item; External resource https://digitalhorizonsonline.org/digital/collection/uw-ndshs/id/7927 has this Item as an alternative version
- Availability: Materials for Item number 2023-01.012.028 are not digitized. Please email us at scoil-ling@berkeley.edu to schedule a visit, or to see if we can digitize them for you.
- Extent: 1 manila folder (161 pages).
- Collection: Mauricio J. Mixco Papers and Sound Recordings
- Repository: Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
- Suggested citation: Hollow Mandan texts vol. 3, 2023-01.012.028, in "Mauricio J. Mixco Papers and Sound Recordings", California Language Archive, Survey of California and Other Indian Languages, University of California, Berkeley, http://cla.berkeley.edu/item/38923.
- Item identifier: 2023-01.012.031
- Date: unknown
- Contributors: Stephen Bird (speaker); Mark Mató (speaker); Bear on Flat (speaker); Robert C. Hollow (researcher); Edward Kennard (researcher); Mauricio J. Mixco (researcher, donor)
- Language: Mandan (mhq)
- Description: Includes a copy of the reformated texts 1-3, 5, and 7-9 from item 2023-01.012.030 with corrections made by Mixco. For more information regarding these texts, see item 2023-01.012.026.
Texts within include:
-"Turtle Goes to War"
-"A Man And His Woman Are Blessed" told by Stephen Bird
-"Wood Pecker" told by Mary Atlerns
-"Warfare II"
-"The Sacred Robe" told by Bear on Flat
-"The Flood" told by Mark Mató
-"Old Woman's Grandson" - Relations to this item: 2023-01.012.028, 2023-01.012.029, and 2023-01.012.030 have this Item as an alternative version; External resource https://digitalhorizonsonline.org/digital/collection/uw-ndshs/id/8202/ has this Item as an alternative version
- Availability: Materials for Item number 2023-01.012.031 are not digitized. Please email us at scoil-ling@berkeley.edu to schedule a visit, or to see if we can digitize them for you.
- Extent: 1 manila folder (124 pages).
- Collection: Mauricio J. Mixco Papers and Sound Recordings
- Repository: Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
- Suggested citation: Hollow Mandan texts vol. 3 corrected, 2023-01.012.031, in "Mauricio J. Mixco Papers and Sound Recordings", California Language Archive, Survey of California and Other Indian Languages, University of California, Berkeley, http://cla.berkeley.edu/item/38926.
- Item identifier: 2023-01.012.029
- Date: unknown
- Contributors: Mary Atlerns (speaker); Stephen Bird (speaker); Mark Mató (speaker); Bear on Flat (speaker); Robert C. Hollow (researcher); Edward Kennard (researcher); Mauricio J. Mixco (researcher, donor)
- Language: Mandan (mhq)
- Description: Includes a reannotated copy of "Mandan texts" elicited by Robert C. Hollow from Mandan speakers in 1964-1973. The texts in this volume are reelicitations of texts from Edward Kennard's "Mandan folkloristic texts" originally elicited, transcribed, and glossed from Mandan speakers in 1933-1934. This copy includes Mixco's notes from the previous item (2023-01.012.028) with new additions in margins.
Originals held at the State Historical Society of North Dakota, collection Mss 10494, item: 10494-5.
Texts are told by unnamed speakers unless indicated otherwise.
Texts within include:
1. "Turtle Goes to War"
2. "A Man And His Woman Are Blessed" told by Stephen Bird
3. "Wood Pecker" told by Mary Atkins
4. "Stay At Home Boy" told by Stephen Bird
5. "Warfare II"
6. "Two Boys Meet The Water Being" told by Stephen Bird"
7. "The Sacred Robe" told by Bear on Flat
8. "The Flood" told by Mark Mató
9. "Old Woman's Grandson" - Relations to this item: 2023-01.012.030 and 2023-01.012.031 are versions of this Item; 2023-01.012.028 has this Item as an alternative version; External resource https://digitalhorizonsonline.org/digital/collection/uw-ndshs/id/7927 has this Item as an alternative version
- Availability: Materials for Item number 2023-01.012.029 are not digitized. Please email us at scoil-ling@berkeley.edu to schedule a visit, or to see if we can digitize them for you.
- Extent: 1 manila folder (161 pages).
- Collection: Mauricio J. Mixco Papers and Sound Recordings
- Repository: Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
- Suggested citation: Hollow Mandan texts vol. 3 reannotated, 2023-01.012.029, in "Mauricio J. Mixco Papers and Sound Recordings", California Language Archive, Survey of California and Other Indian Languages, University of California, Berkeley, http://cla.berkeley.edu/item/38924.
- Item identifier: 2023-01.012.030
- Date: unknown
- Contributors: Mary Atlerns (speaker); Stephen Bird (speaker); Mark Mató (speaker); Bear on Flat (speaker); Robert C. Hollow (researcher); Edward Kennard (researcher); Mauricio J. Mixco (researcher, donor)
- Language: Mandan (mhq)
- Description: Includes a reformated copy of "Mandan texts" volume 3 (see item 2023-01.012.028 and 2023-01.012.029 for the original layout of these texts). These texts were elicited by Robert C. Hollow from Mandan speakers in 1964-1973. The texts in this volume are reelicitations of texts from Edward Kennard's "Mandan folkloristic texts" originally elicited, transcribed, and glossed from Mandan speakers in 1933-1934. Texts within this volume include line-by-line transcription with free translation. Annotations and notes made in marginalia by Mixco.
Originals held at the State Historical Society of North Dakota, collection Mss 10494, item: 10494-5.
Texts are told by unnamed speakers unless indicated otherwise.
Texts within include:
1. "Turtle Goes to War"
2. "A Man And His Woman Are Blessed" told by Stephen Bird
3. "Wood Pecker" told by Mary Atlerns
4. "Stay At Home Boy" told by Stephen Bird
5. "Warfare II"
6. "Two Boys Meet The Water Being" told by Stephen Bird"
7. "The Sacred Robe" told by Bear on Flat
8. "The Flood" told by Mark Mató
9. "Old Woman's Grandson" - Relations to this item: 2023-01.012.031 is a version of this Item; 2023-01.012.028 and 2023-01.012.029 have this Item as an alternative version; External resource https://digitalhorizonsonline.org/digital/collection/uw-ndshs/id/8202/ has this Item as an alternative version
- Availability: Materials for Item number 2023-01.012.030 are not digitized. Please email us at scoil-ling@berkeley.edu to schedule a visit, or to see if we can digitize them for you.
- Extent: 1 manila folder (202 pages).
- Collection: Mauricio J. Mixco Papers and Sound Recordings
- Repository: Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
- Suggested citation: Hollow Mandan texts vol. 3 retyped, 2023-01.012.030, in "Mauricio J. Mixco Papers and Sound Recordings", California Language Archive, Survey of California and Other Indian Languages, University of California, Berkeley, http://cla.berkeley.edu/item/38925.
- Item identifier: 2023-01.012.021
- Date: unknown
- Contributors: Stephen Bird (speaker); Mark Mató (speaker); Bear on Flat (speaker); Edward Kennard (researcher); Mauricio J. Mixco (researcher, donor)
- Language: Mandan (mhq)
- Description: Includes a copy of "Mandan folkloristic texts" elicited by Edward Kennard from Mandan speakers from 1933-1934--texts 14-28. Texts include line-by-line transcription, interlinear glosses, and free translations . Annotations and notes made in marginalia by Mixco. This item has texts 16-28 which are also present in 2023-01.012.019 and 2023-01.012.020, but with differences in annotations.
Originals held at the American Philosophical Society, collection Mss.497.3.B63c, item identifier: X6.1.
All texts are told by unnamed speakers unless indicated otherwise.
Texts within include:
14. "The Flood" told by Mark Mató
15. "The Sacred Robe"
16. "Stay-at-Home Boy"
17. "The Two-Boys Meet Water-Being" told by Stephen Bird
18. "Corn Tassel/Cornsilk"
19. "The Poor Couple are Blessed"
20. "Mandan Woman and Hidatsa Boy"
21. "Woman Marries Sky Man"
22. "Roaring-Thunder and Short-Tailed-Buffalo-Bull"
23. "Turtle's War Party" told by Bear on Flat
24. "Warfare Stories No. 1"
25. "Warfare Stories No. 2"
26. "Fears-Nothing"
27. "A Woodpecker"
28. "A Man is Adopted by Thunderbirds" told by Stephen Bird - Relations to this item: 2023-01.012.019 and 2023-01.012.020 have this Item as an alternative version; External resource https://as.amphilsoc.org/repositories/2/archival_objects/15776 has this Item as an alternative version
- Availability: Materials for Item number 2023-01.012.021 are not digitized. Please email us at scoil-ling@berkeley.edu to schedule a visit, or to see if we can digitize them for you.
- Extent: 1 manila folder (163 pages).
- Collection: Mauricio J. Mixco Papers and Sound Recordings
- Repository: Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
- Suggested citation: Mandan folkloristic texts III compiled, 2023-01.012.021, in "Mauricio J. Mixco Papers and Sound Recordings", California Language Archive, Survey of California and Other Indian Languages, University of California, Berkeley, http://cla.berkeley.edu/item/38913.
- Item identifier: 2023-01.012.019
- Date: unknown
- Contributors: Stephen Bird (speaker); Bear on Flat (speaker); Edward Kennard (researcher); Mauricio J. Mixco (researcher, donor)
- Language: Mandan (mhq)
- Description: Includes a copy of "Mandan folkloristic texts" elicited by Edward Kennard from Mandan speakers from 1933-1934--texts 16-28. Texts include line-by-line transcriptions and interlinear glosses (see 2023-01.012.020 for free translation). Annotations and notes made in marginalia by Mixco.
Originals held at the American Philosophical Society, collection Mss.497.3.B63c, item identifier: X6.1.
All texts are told by unnamed speakers unless indicated otherwise.
Texts within include:
16. "Stay-at-Home Boy"
17. "The Two-Boys Meet Water-Being" told by Stephen Bird
18. "Corn Tassel/Cornsilk"
19. "The Poor Couple are Blessed"
20. "Mandan Woman and Hidatsa Boy"
21. "Woman Marries Sky Man"
22. "Roaring-Thunder and Short-Tailed-Buffalo-Bull"
23. "Turtle's War Party" told by Bear on Flat
24. "Warfare Stories No. 1"
25. "Warfare Stories No. 2"
26. "Fears-Nothing"
27. "A Woodpecker"
28. "A Man is Adopted by Thunderbirds" told by Stephen Bird; free translation of this text is also in this item. - Relations to this item: 2023-01.012.021 is a version of this Item; 2023-01.012.020 relates to this Item; External resource https://as.amphilsoc.org/repositories/2/archival_objects/15776 has this Item as an alternative version
- Availability: Materials for Item number 2023-01.012.019 are not digitized. Please email us at scoil-ling@berkeley.edu to schedule a visit, or to see if we can digitize them for you.
- Extent: 1 manila folder (78 pages).
- Collection: Mauricio J. Mixco Papers and Sound Recordings
- Repository: Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
- Suggested citation: Mandan folkloristic texts III glosses, 2023-01.012.019, in "Mauricio J. Mixco Papers and Sound Recordings", California Language Archive, Survey of California and Other Indian Languages, University of California, Berkeley, http://cla.berkeley.edu/item/38905.
- Item identifier: 2023-01.012.020
- Date: unknown
- Contributors: Stephen Bird (speaker); Bear on Flat (speaker); Edward Kennard (researcher); Mauricio J. Mixco (researcher, donor)
- Language: Mandan (mhq)
- Description: Includes a copy of "Mandan folkloristic texts" elicited by Edward Kennard from Mandan speakers from 1933-1934--texts 16-28. Texts include free translation (see 2023-01.012.019 for transcription and interlinear glosses). Annotations and notes made in marginalia by Mixco.
Originals held at the American Philosophical Society, collection Mss.497.3.B63c, item identifier: X6.1.
All texts are told by unnamed speakers unless indicated otherwise.
Texts within include:
16. "Stay-at-Home Boy"
17. "The Two-Boys Meet Water-Being" told by Stephen Bird
18. "Corn Tassel/Cornsilk"
19. "The Poor Couple are Blessed"
20. "Mandan Woman and Hidatsa Boy"
21. "Woman Marries Sky Man"
22. "Roaring-Thunder and Short-Tailed-Buffalo-Bull"
23. "Turtle's War Party" told by Bear on Flat
24. "Warfare Stories No. 1"
25. "Warfare Stories No. 2"
26. "Fears-Nothing"
27. "A Woodpecker"
Note: text 28 "A Man is Adopted by the Thunderbirds" free translation is in 2023-01.012.019 "Mandan folkloristic texts III glosses". - Relations to this item: 2023-01.012.021 is a version of this Item; 2023-01.012.019 relates to this Item; External resource https://as.amphilsoc.org/repositories/2/archival_objects/15776 has this Item as an alternative version
- Availability: Materials for Item number 2023-01.012.020 are not digitized. Please email us at scoil-ling@berkeley.edu to schedule a visit, or to see if we can digitize them for you.
- Extent: 1 manila folder (62 pages).
- Collection: Mauricio J. Mixco Papers and Sound Recordings
- Repository: Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
- Suggested citation: Mandan folkloristic texts III translations, 2023-01.012.020, in "Mauricio J. Mixco Papers and Sound Recordings", California Language Archive, Survey of California and Other Indian Languages, University of California, Berkeley, http://cla.berkeley.edu/item/38906.