S. Oregon Digital Archives

[David Robertson]

>From the latest SSILA e-bulletin comes the interesting note and link
below.  One item they've got that's generated plenty of interest on our
listserv in the past is Meacham's "Wigwam and Warpath".  Lots of good
Jargon there to practice reading.  You can download the whole book in PDF
from the archives website.  --  Dave R.

> 220.6  Websites of Interest
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> * Southern Oregon Digital Archives (SODA)
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> The modestly named Southern Oregon Digital Archives, created by the
> Southern Oregon University Library, in Ashland, contains a hidden
> treasure of full-text pdf versions of hundreds of primary ethnographic,
> linguistic, and historical sources on the native groups of southern
> Oregon and adjacent northern California (Takelma, Klamath, Shasta,
> Modoc, Achumawi, Oregon Athabaskan, and others).  You will find here,
> for example, Dorsey's "The Gentile System of the Siletz Tribes" (1890);
> Sapir's "Takelma Language of Southwestern Oregon" (1922); all four
> parts of Gatschet's "The Klamath Indians" (1890) -- even Waterman's
> "Yurok Geography" (1920).  A very useful resource for anyone with
> an interest in the indigenous languages and cultures of this region.
>
> The URL is:  http://soda.sou.edu/

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