Journal of American FolkloreAmerican Folk-lore Society, 1979 |
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RECORD OF AMERICAN FOLK - LORE . NORTH AMERICA . ALGONKIAN . Onomatology . In his note on " The adopted Indian Word ' Poquosin , " " in the " American Anthropologist " ( vol . i . N. S. pp . 790 , 791 ) for October , 1899 , Mr. W. W. ...
RECORD OF AMERICAN FOLK - LORE . NORTH AMERICA . ALGONKIAN . Onomatology . In his note on " The adopted Indian Word ' Poquosin , " " in the " American Anthropologist " ( vol . i . N. S. pp . 790 , 791 ) for October , 1899 , Mr. W. W. ...
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... American Museum of Natural History , New York . The specimen was de- scribed , but not figured , by Mr. Kunz in his " Gems and Precious Stones of North America . " The object seems to have been an idol , or to have been used for ...
... American Museum of Natural History , New York . The specimen was de- scribed , but not figured , by Mr. Kunz in his " Gems and Precious Stones of North America . " The object seems to have been an idol , or to have been used for ...
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RECORD OF AMERICAN FOLK - LORE . NORTH AMERICA . ALGONKIAN . General . In a note on " An Algonquian Loan- word in Kiowa , " in the " American Anthropologist " ( vol . iii . n . s . pp . 390 , 391 ) for April - June , 1901 , Alexander F ...
RECORD OF AMERICAN FOLK - LORE . NORTH AMERICA . ALGONKIAN . General . In a note on " An Algonquian Loan- word in Kiowa , " in the " American Anthropologist " ( vol . iii . n . s . pp . 390 , 391 ) for April - June , 1901 , Alexander F ...
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