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This oral history is part of a series recorded in the mid 1970s by Dorothy Trevino regarding the early history and accounts of the settlers of Mancos Colorado. This is the life of O.E. Noland as…
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Millett moved to Mesa from Los Angeles in 1916. She describes the trip that took her family seven days in a Model T. Ford. She describes the big changes from Los Angeles including having no…
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Schornick tells of her family's move to Mesa from Cherryville Kansas in 1909 to help her father's bronchiectasis. She recalls crops grown in those days: almonds peaches cantaloupe citrus…
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Panel discussing history of Cortez Colorado.
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Bill Moody talks about being involved in the smokejumper program from 1957 until the date of the interview in 1984. He describes his roles at two different smokejumping bases both as a smokejumper…
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Covers Paiute hospitality skinning rabbits tattooing rattlesnakes and sweathouses.
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Discusses owls. Indian doctors and rabbit uses and hunting.
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Topics include a creation myth. Summit Lake and Pyramid Lake Nevada. Waterbabies and funerals.
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Traditional Stories of the Relationship between the Arikara (Sahnish) and the Animal WorldThe Arikara, or more accurately “Sahnish,” are a northern Great Plains tribe currently living on…
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June 17th, 2020 EventSpeaker
Michael Yellow Bird DepartmentProgram
Institute for Human-Animal Connection
Graduate School of Social Work RelatedWebsite
https://socialwork.du.edu/humananimalconnection/dimensions-humane-communities-event-series
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