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THE WORKS OF SAMUEL ALFRED BARRETT
Compiled by
David W. Peri and Robert W. Wharton
American Indian Films, University of California, Berkeley
Bibl ography of Publications
Abbreviations:
AAvAmerican Anthropologist
BP?M=Bulletin of the-Public Museum of the City of Milwaukee, Milwaukee
CMMKAExped.=Cudahy-Massee-Milwauk-ee Museum African Expedit ion, Milwaukee
JAFL=Journal of American Folk-Lore, Boston and New York
UCPAAE-University of California Publicat ions in American Archaeology and
Ethnology, Berkeley
YPPCMaYearbook of the Public Museum of the City of Milwaukee, Milwaukee
Monograph
1908     1. The ethno-geography of the Pomo and neighboring Indians. UCPAAE,
Vol. 6 , No. 1, pp. 1-332.
2. Pomo Indian basketry. UCPAAE, Vol. 7, No. 3, pp. 133-308.
3. The geography and dialects of the Miwok Indians. UCPAAE, Vol. 6,
No. 2, pp. 333-368.
1910     4. The material culture of the Klamath Lake and Modoc Indians of
northeastern California and southern Oregon. UCPAAE, Vol. 5,
No. 4, pp. 239-292.
1911     5. The dream dance of the Chippewa and Menominee Indians of north-
ern Wisconsin. BPlVM, Vol. 1, article IV, pp. 251-406.
1917     6. The Washo Indians. BPICM, Vol. 2, No. 1, pp. 1-52.
7. Pomo bear doctors. UCPAAE, Vol. 12, No. 11, pp. 443-465.
8. Ceremonies of the Pomo Indians. TEPAAE, Vol. 12, No. 10,
pp. 297-hi4.
1919     9.  The Wintun Hesi ceremony. UCPAAE, Vol. 14, No. 4, pp. 437-488.
10. Myths of the southern Sierra Miwok. UCPAAE, Vol. 16, No. 1,
pp. 1-28.
11. The Kratz Creek mound group (with E. W. Hawkes). BP?CM, Vol. 3,
No. 1, pp. 1-138.
1925    12. The Cayap   Indians of Ecuador. Indian Notes and Monographs,
Miscellaneous Publications, No. 40, part I, pn. 1-181; part II,
pp. 183-476, Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation,
New York.
1932    13. Certaln mounds and village sites of Shawano and Oconto Counties,
Wisconsin (with Alanson Skinner). BP1VM, Vol. X, No. 5, pp. 401-
552.
1933    14. Miwok material culture (with E. W. Gifford). BPMCM, Vol. 2,
No. 4, pp. 117-376.
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1952     17.
Ancient Aztalan. BPMC, Vol. XIII, pp. 1-602.
Pomo myths. BPMCM, Vol. XV, pp. 1-608.
Material aspects of Pomo culture-. BPMCM, Vol. XX, part 1,
pp. 1-260; part 2, pp. 261-508.
1960    18. Fi shing among the Indians of northwestern California (with A. L.
Kroeber). Anthropological Records, Vol. 21, No. 1, pp. 1-210.
Berkeley.
n.d.    19. Indian life of the Yosemite region, Miwok material culture (with
E. W. Gifford). BP?CM, Vol. 2, No. 4, pp. 117-376.
Articles
1903    20. New Moquelumnan territory in California.
No. 4, p. 730. Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
1904    21. Pomo in the Sacramento Valley of California.  AA, n.s., Vol. 6,
No. 1, pp. 189-190. Lancaster, Pa.
1905    22. Basket designs of the Pomo Indians. AA, n.s., Vol. 7, No. 4,
pp. 648-653. Lancaster, Pa.
71906     23. Indian opinions of the earthquake of April 1906. JAFL, Vol. XIX,
No. LXXX, pp. 324-325.
24. A composite myth of the Pomo Indians. JAFL, Vol. XIX, No. LXXII,
PP* 37 -5l.
1907    25.  [Contributions to] Handbook of American Indians north of Mexico,
edited by Frederick Webb Hodge, A-M. Bureau of American
Ethnology, Bulletin 30, part I. Washington.
Bokea (with Alfred L. Kroeber), p. 158
Boliras, p. 158
Buldaam, p. 170
Clear Lake Indians, p. 305
Danokha, p. 382
Erusi, p. 432
Gallinomero, pp. 482-483
Gualala, p. 509
Kaiyau, p. 643
Khwakhamaiu, pp. 680-681
Koi, p. 721
1908    26. Totemism among the Miwok Indians. JAFl
LXXXII, p. 237.
Kornacho, pp. 723-724
Kuhlanapo, p. 732
Lenas, p. 764
Liwaito, p. 771
Lolsel, p. 773
Makhelchel, p. 792
Makoma, p. 792
Masut, p. 818
Mitomlkai Pomo, p. 912
Musalakun, p. 958
Mutistul, p. 964
L, Vol. XXI, Nos. LXXXI-
1909    27. The Cayapa numeral system. Putnam anniversary volume. Anthro-
pological essays presented to Frederic Ward Putnam in honor of
his seventieth birthday, April 16, 1909, by his friends and asso-
ciates, pp. 395-404. G. E. Stechert & Co., Publishers, New York.
1910    28.  [Contributions to] Handbook of American Indians north of Mexico,
edited by Frederick Webb Hodge, N-Z. Bureau of American Ethnol-
ogy, Bulletin 30, part II. Washington.
AA., n.s... Vol, 5.
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Napobatin, p. 28              Salan Pomo, p. 415
Nicassias, p. 69              Shigom, p. 5h7
Olamentke, p. 118             Shodakhai Pomo, p. 553
Olowitok, p. 119              Sonoma, p. 616
Olposel, p. 119               Tamal, p. 681
Olumpali, p. 119              Tamuleko, pp. 684-685
Petaluma, p. 236              Tumun, p. 837
Pomo, pp. 276-277
1916    29. Pomo buildings. Holmes anniversary volume.    Anthropological
essays presented to William Henry Holmes in honor of his
seventieth birthday, December 1, 1916, by his friends and
collaborators, pp. 1-17. Washington, D.C.
1918    30.  Photographic and panoramic backgrounds: anthropological groups.
Museum Work, Vol. 1, No. 3, pp. 75-78. Washington, D.C.
1920    310 The ancient city of Aztalan (with Publius V. Lawson). The
Wisconsin Archeologist, o.s., Vol. 19, No. 1, pp. 7-15.
Milwaukee.
1921    32. Historical groups:   "The Battle of Concord" and "Perry's Victory
on Lake Erie." Museum Work, Vol. IV, No. 2h, pp. 51-55.
Washington, D.C.
1922    33.  Introduction. YPMCM 1921, Vol. I, pp. 5-6.
34. Collecting among the Blackfoot Indians. YP?CM 1921, Vol. I,
ppo 22-28.
35. The Blackfoot sweat lodge. YPMCM 1921, Vol. I, p. 73-80.
36. The Blackfoot Iniskim or bi.falo bundle, its origin and use.
YPMCM 1921, Vol. I, ppo 80-85.
37. The painted lodge or ceremonial tipi of the Blackfoot. YPRM
1921, Vol. I, pp. 85-88.
38. Historical groups:   "The Battle of Concord" and "Perry's
Victory on Lake Erie."  YPMCM 1921, Vol. I, pp. 108-116.   (Re-
printed from Museum Work, Vol. IV, No. 2, pp. 51-55, 1921.)
1923    39. Introduction. YPMCM 1922, Vol. II, p. 5.
40.  Over the ice to Wilson Glacier. YPI"M 1922, Vol. II, pp. 75-88.
41. Eagle Woman's return. YPMCM 1922, Vol. II, pp. 162-165.
h2.  Historical groups:  "The Storming of Chapultepec" and "The
Battle of Winchester." YPMCM 1922, Vol. II, pp. 169-173.
43. A new ethnology group:   the Plains Indians--Blackfoot. YPMCM
1922, Vol. II, pp. 173-176.
44. A trip to Cave Hill, Arizona. YPMCM 1922, Vol. II, pp. 176-182.
1925    45. Introduction. YPMCM 1923, Vol. III, p. 5
46.  Photographing in the Grand Canyon. YPMCM 1923, Vol. III,
pp..157-164..
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1926    47. The Lapham Research Medal. The Wisconsin Archeologist, n.s.,
Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 49-50.  Milwaukee.
48. American Museums Association meeting. The Wisconsin Archeologist,
n.s., Vol. 5, No. 3, pp. 88-89. Milwaukee.
49.  Introduction. YPMCM 1924, Vol. IV, p. 5.
50. Field studies for the catlinite and quartzite groups. YPMCM
1924, Vol. IV, pp. 7-20.
51. Aboriginal copper mines at McCargoe's Cave, Isle Royal. YPMCM
1924, Vol. IV, pp. 20-37.
52. Filming moose on Isle Royal. YPMCM 1924, Vol. IV, pp. 47-59.
53. The museum's group building program. YPMCM 1924, Vol. IV,
pp. 110-121.
54. The new museum annex. YPMCM 1924, Vol. IV, pp. 129-131.
55. The modern museum idea. YPMCM 1924, Vol. IV, pp. 194-197.
56. Training for museum work. Publications of the American Associa-
tion of Museums, n.s.,, No. 1, pp. 49-54. Washington, D.C.
1927    57. Introduction. YPMCM 1925, Vol. V, pp. 5-6.
58. The museum's group building program. YPM'M 1925, Vol. V,
pp. 123-127.
59. Introduction.   YPMCM 1926, Vol. VI, pp. 5-6.
60. Reconraissance of the citadel group of Pueblo ruins in Arizona.
YPNCM 1926, Vol. VI, pp. 7-58.
61. Progress in the museum group building program. YPMCM 1926,
Vol. VI, pp. 141-151.
62. Mr. Carl E. Akeley, our first taxidermist. YPMCM 1926, Vol. VI,
pp. 193-195.
1928    63. Introduction. YPNCM 1927, Vol. VII, pp. 5-6.
64. On a Hawaiian coral reef, Kaneohe. YPMCM 1927, Vol. VII, pp. 48-
54.
65. Around the island of Hawaii. YPMCM 1927, Vol. VII, pp. 54-73.
66. The island of Kauai. YPMCM 1927, Vol. VII, pp. 73-81.
67. Progress in the museum's group building program. YPMM 1927,
Vol. VII, pp. 132-136.
68. The Hawaiian Islands:   a short historical sketch. YPMCM 1927,
Vol. VII, pp. 136-147.
69. Po i. YPMCM 1927, Vol. VII, pp. 147-150.
70. A day in Samoa. YPMCM 1927, Vol. VII, pp. 151-163.
71. Making rattlesnakes safe. YP'CM 1927, Vol. VII, pp. 163-167.
72. Rice growing in Hawaii. YPMCM 1927, Vol. VII, pp. 178-185.
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1930    76.
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1931    90.
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1932    92.
93.
9h.
Publicity for archaeological work, outdoor museums, National
Research Council Bulletin, No. 74, pp. 10h4-105  Washington, D.C.
Foundations upon which modern life and culture are based.
National Research Council Bulletin, No. 74, pp. 89-92. Washing-
ton, D.C.
A form for recording data of field surveys. National Research
Council Bulletin, No. 74L, pp. 79-80. Washington, 'D.C.
Introduction. YPI4M 1928, CMKMAExped., 1928-1929, Vol. VIII,
part II, pp. 223-230.
Glimpses en route to Africa. YPMCM 1928, CMMMAExped., 1928-1929,
Vol. VIII, part II, pp. 231-276.
On safari. YPtMCM 1928, CMMMAExped., 1928-1929, Vol. VIII,
part II, pp. 277-318.
Camera shooting. YPMEM 1928, CMMMAExped. , 1928-19?9, Vol. VIII,
part II, pp. 318-328.
Our native neighbors. YPMCM 1928, CMMMAExped., 1928-1929, Vol.
VIII, part II., pp. 328-352.
Sim-. YPMCM 1928, CMMMAExped., 1928-1929, Vol. VIII, part II,
pp. 352-367.
A rhino shauri. YPMEM 1928, CMMMAExped., 1928-1929, Vol. VIII,
part- II, -pp. 396-406.
An accidental prisoner. YPICM 1928, CMMMAExped., 1928-1929,
Vol. VIII, part II, pp. 406-411.
The Cherengani Hills. YPMCM 1928, CMMMAExped., 1928-1929, Vol.
VIII, part II, pp. 412-429.
To the northern frontier. YPMNCM 1928, CMMMAExped,, 1928-1929,
Vol. VIII, part II, pp. 444-468.
A foot safari to Seven Forks. YP1CM 1928, CMMMAExped., 1928-
1929, Vol. VIII, part II, pp. 522-568.
From Khartum to Alexandria. YPICM 1928, CMMMAExped., 1928-1929,
Vol. VIII, part II, pp. 522-568.
Jotted notes. YPMCM 1928, CMM4MAExped,, 1928-1929, Vol. VIII,
part II, pp. 575-578.
Glimpses across Europe. YPMCM 1928, CMMMAExped., 1928-1929,
Vol. VIII, part II, pp. 579-589.
Introduction.  YPMCM 1929, Vol. IX, pp. 5-6.
Progress in the museum's group building program'  YPMCM 1929,
Vol. IX, pp. 168-174.
Introduction. YPMCM 1930, Vol. X, pp. 5-7.
Progress in the museum's group building program. YPMCM 1930,
Vol. X, pp. 187-199.
Hawaiian sugar. YPMCM 1930, Vol. X, pp. 199-227.
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1932    95.  Hawaiian pineapples. YPMCM 1930, Vol. X, pp. 227-252.
1933    96. Evidence of cannibalism among Indians. El Palacio, Vol. XXXV,
pp. 121-122.
97. Recent excavations at Aztalan. The Wisconsin Archeologist, n.s.,
Vol. 12, No. 3, pp. 74-81. Milwaukee.
98. Huron Herbert Smith, 1883-1933   obituary. The Wisconsin Archeol-
ogist, n.s., Vol. 12, No. 3, pp. 69-74. Milwaukee.
1935    99. Review: Archaeology of Santa Marta Colombia. The Tairona cul-
Fure. Part 1, Report on Field Work. J. A. Mason. Anthropolog-
ical Series, Field Museum of Natural History, Vol. 20, No. 1,
p. 130. Chicago, Field Museum, 1931. American Anthropologist,
n.s., Vol. 37, No. 1, part 1, pp. 138-139. Menasha.
1936   100. The Army Worm: a food of the Pomo Indians. Essays in Anthro-
pology in honor of Alfred Louis Kroeber, edited by R. H. Lowie,
pp. 1-6. University of California Press, Berkeley.
1937   101. An observation on Hopi child burial. AA, n.s., Vol. 39, No. 3,
part 1, pp. 562-564. Menasha.
1940   102.  Introduction. Aboriginal Cultures of the Western Hemisphere.
Golden Gate International Exposition, San Francisco, pp. 4-6.
103.  Introduction. The peoples of North America. Golden Gate Inter-
national Exposition, San Francisco, pp. 8-12.
1948   104. Notes on a bachelor house in the South China area (with Robert
F. Spencer). AA, n.s., Vol. 50, No. 3, part 1, pp. 463-478.
Menasha.
1951   105. Miwok houses (with E. W. Gifford). In The California Indians:
a source book, compiled and edited by R. F. Heizer and M. A.
Whipple, pp. 276-284.  University of California Press, Berkeley
end Los Angeles. (Reprinted from Miwok Material Culture,
BPMCM 1933, Vol. 2, No. 4, pp. 198-208.)
1953   106. Brer Rabbit in East Africa. Lore, Vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 6-11.
Mi lwaukee.
1959   107.  Pacific profiles: A. L. Kroeber. Pacific Discovery, Vol. XII,
No. 5, pp. 23-26. Berkeley.
1960   108. Butterflies and buffaloes. Lore, Vol. 10, No. 4, pp. 1h8-154.
Milwaukee.
1961   109. American Indian Films. Kroeber Anthropological Society Papers,
Alfred L. Kroeber: A Memorial, No. 25, pp. 155-162. Berkeley.
1962   110. Review: Ishi in two worlds:   a biography of the last wild Indian
in North America. Theodora Kroeber. University of California
Press, Berkeley and Los Angeles, 1961. AA, n.s., Vol. 64, No. 2,
pp. 391-393. Menasha.
111. Home at last. Lore, Vol. 12, No. 1, pp. 30-33. Milwaukee.
112. The M.P.M. timetable. Lore, Vol. 12, No. 4, pp. 128-137.
Milwaukee.
1963  113. Preface. Anthropological Papers, No. 67, pp. v-vi. University
of Utah, Salt Lake City. The Washo Indians of California and
Nevada, compiled and edited by Warren L. d'Azevedo.
114. The jump dance at Hupa. The Kroeber Anthropological Society
Papers, No. 28, pp. 73-85. Berkeley.
1965  115. Forward. Sacramento Anthropological Society, Paper No. 2, p. ii.
Sacramento State College, Sacramento, California.' The Coast
Yuki, Edward W. Gifford (reprinted from Anthropos, Vol. XXXIV,
pp. 292-375).
SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL FILMS
PRODUCED BY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA EXTENSION MEDIA CENTER, BERKELEY
UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF SAMUEL ALFRED BARRETT
DIRECTOR, AMERICAN INDIAN FILMS
1.  THE SINEW-BACKED BOW AND ITS ARROWS. Copyright 1961. 24 minutes, sound,
color, 16 mm.
2.  PINE NUTS: A FOOD OF THE PAIUTE AND WASHO INDIANS OF CALIFORNIA AND
NEVADA. Copyright 1961. 13 minutes, sound, color, 16 mm.
3.  BUCKEYES: A FOOD OF THE CALIFORNIA INDIANS. Copyright 1961. 13 minutes,
sound, color, 16 mm.
4.  BASKETRY OF THE POMO:  INTRODUCTION. Copyright 1962. 33 minutes, sound,
color, 16 mm.
5.  BASKETRY OF THE POMO: TECHNIQUES. Copyright 1962. 33 minutes, sound,
color, 16 mm.
6.  BASKETRY OF THE POMO: FORMS AND ORNAMENTATION. Copyright 1962. 21
-     minutes, sound, color, 16 mm.
7.  ACORNS: THE STAPLE FOOD OF THE CALIFORNIA INDIANS. Copyright 1962.
28 minutes, sound, color, 16 mm.
8.  THE GAME OF STAVES. Copyright 1962. 10 minutes, sound, color, 16 mm.
9.  WOODEN BOX: MADE BY STEAMING AND BENDING. Copyright 1962. 33 minutes,
-    sound, color, 16 mm.
10. TOTEM POIE. 1963. 27 minutes, sound, color, 16 mm.
11. KASHIA MEN'S DANCES: SOUTHWESTERN POMO INDIANS. Copyright 1963.
40 minutes, sound, color, 16 mm.
12. DREAM DANCES OF THE KASHIA POMO: WOMEN'S DANCES. Copyright 1964.
30 minutes, sound, color, 16 mm.
13. OBSIDIAN POINT MAKING. Copyright 1964. 13 minutes, sound, color, 16 mm.
14. CALUMET: THE PIPE OF PEACE. Copyright 1964.   23 minutes, sound, color,
16 mm.
15. BEAUTIFUL TREE.  1964. 22 minutes, sound, color, 16 mm.