Kumeyaay--Baja's Paipai Indians, 1992

File — Box: 4

Identifier: CICSC01_04_26

Kumeyaay--Baja's Paipai Indians

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Scope and Contents

File consists of articles related to Paipai and Kumeyaay Indians of Baja California, as follows: 1) "Baja's Paipai Indians: People From An Ancient Time," by Michael Wilken, Baja Explorer, November/December 1992; 2) "Paipai Pottery" by Michael Wilken, Baja Explorer, November/December 1992; 3) "Early Arrivals" by Michael Wilken, Baja Explorer, November/December 1992; 4) "Rare Visit By Baja California Indians," "Crafts Corner," and "Indian Fair Foods," published in Discovery: A Monthly Publication of the San Diego Museum of Man, June 1993; 5) "Baja Indians are visiting Sijuans" by Chet Barfield, San Diego Union-Tribune, June 11, 1993; 6) "Long-Lost Brothers, Long-Lost Sisters: Indian Fair Hosts Bi-National Reunion," and 7) "Traditional Way" by Nelvin Cepeda, San Diego Union-Tribune, July 30, 1994.

Dates

Creation: 1992

Creator

Wilken, Michael (Author, Person)
Barfield, Chet (Author, Person)
Cepeda, Nelvin (Author, Person)
San Diego Union-Tribune (Publisher, Organization)
Time Magazine (Publisher, Organization)

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