Indians of California (part 2).

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1955

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UNPUBLISHED

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"There were eight different kinds of oaks in Central California, all producing edible acorns. The Indians have no name for Oaktree, but have a name for each kind of acorn and each kind of mush, which all tastes alike. Toea-Whit is one kind of acorn, Tae-peat is one kind of mush and ta'-lish is one kind of bake cake in the Wuk-Chum-nee dialect."

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14 sheets 8.5 x 11 inch. Typed. Editing marks throughout. Date est.

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