No. 4 - Notes on Language, Songs, and Mythology of the Pai-Utes for 1871
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content: MS 1795-a John Wesley Powell Journals (No. 4)
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content: Powell, John Wesley, 1834-1902
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content: John Wesley Powell papers
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content: John Wesley Powell papers / Research / Journals
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content: 1871
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content: Box 1, Folder 6
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content: National Anthropological Archives
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content: Archival materials
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content: The contents of Volumes 4 and 11 were originally filed intermingled in MS 2247.  In 1959, the pages were separated and transferred to Powell's journals (then MS 1795-a).
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content: Consists of two sets of material in one notebook--

(1) A portion of Powell journal, dated June 11 - July 7, 1871.  Also included are a Uintah Ute vocabulary, an outline of "The Story of Shinav's Son and the Bear," "Pa Ute from Hanblin", "Observations from Round Butte south of San Rafael river, September 5, 1871" [compass bearings], "Miricles [Miracles] related by Mormons."

(2) Southern Pauite vocabulary, songs, and outlines of myths.