The North-Americans of yesterday : $b a comparative study of North-American Indian life, customs, and products, on the theory of the ethnic unity of the raceDellenbaugh, Frederick Samuel
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The North-Americans of yesterday : $b a comparative study of North-American Indian life, customs, and products, on the theory of the ethnic unity of the race
Dellenbaugh, Frederick Samuel
Indians of Mexico; Indians of North America
_Nat._ +Natchesan.+ Northern Louisiana, western Mississippi. Now in
Indian Territory.
_Ot._ +Otomian.+ Central Mexico.
_Pal._ +Palaihnihan.+ North-eastern California.
_Pa._ +Pani.+ See Cad.
_Pim._ +Piman.+ The Sonoran region of Mexico, and southern Arizona.
Classed as Shoshonean.
_Pbl._ +Puebloan.+ See Ho., Kers., Pim., Tan., Zun., etc. Northern
Mexico and the south-western part of the United States. The
stone and adobe house building tribes.
_Puj._ +Pujunan.+ North-eastern California.
_Qrs._ +Queres.+ See Kers.
_Qor._ +Quoratean.+ Northern California.
_Sli._ +Salinan.+ Southern California coast.
_Salh._ +Salishan.+ North-west Oregon, northern Washington, northern
Idaho, western Montana, south-western British Columbia.
_Sas._ +Sastean.+ Northern California.
_Ser._ +Serian.+ Tiburon Island and adjacent coast of Mexico.
_Shap._ +Shahaptian.+ South-east Washington, north-west Oregon,
western Idaho.
_Sho._ +Shoshonean.+ Southern Texas to northern Montana and north
of the Colorado River, west to the Sierra Nevada. In southern
California through to the Pacific. Under Shoshonean are
classed by some authorities not only the true Shoshonean but
the Nahuatlan, Piman, and Hopitan. Including the Piman and
Nahuatlan the stock range would extend throughout Mexico and to
parts of Central America.
_Siu._ +Siouan.+ Continuously from northern Louisiana to the province
of Saskatchewan, eastward to the Mississippi, and in Wisconsin
as far as Lake Michigan. Westward to the eastern boundaries of
Colorado and Idaho. There were also formerly a number of tribes
of this stock in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia.
See E. Siu.
_Skit._ +Skittagetan.+ Queen Charlotte Island, North-west coast.
_Sub._ +Subtiaban.+ Nicaragua.
_Tak._ +Takilman.+ South-west Oregon.
_Tan._ +Tañoan.+ Valley of the Rio Grande del Norte, New Mexico.
_Tar._ +Tarascan.+ Michoacan, Mexico.
_Tqs._ +Tequistlatecan.+ Oaxaca, Mexico.
_Te._ +Tewan+ or +Tehuan+. See Tan.
_Tim._ +Timuquanan.+ Florida.
_Tl._ +Tlinkit.+ See Kols.
_Tkn._ +Tonikan.+ Eastern Louisiana and western Mississippi.
_Tow._ +Tonkawan.+ Western and southern Texas.
_Tot._ +Totonacan.+ State of Vera Cruz, Mexico.
_Tzl._ +Tzental.+ Tabasco, Mexico. See also Chon.
_Uch._ +Uchean.+ Georgia.
_Ulv._ +Ulvan.+ Honduras.
_Un._ +Unidentified.+ Region, state, or possible affinity following.
_Uto-Az._ +Uto-Aztecan.+ See Ho., Nah., Pim., Sho.
_Wlp._ +Waiilatpuan.+ North-east Oregon.
_Wak._ +Wakashan.+ Coast of British Columbia.
_Wash._ +Washoan.+ Eastern California; western Nevada.
_Wei._ +Weitspekan.+ North-west California; south-west Oregon.
_Wish._ +Wishoskan.+ North-west California.
_Ykn._ +Yakonan.+ Coast of Oregon.
_Yan._ +Yanan.+ Northern California.
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