Interview 55 with Pima Woman (Part 2)

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Oral history interview with a Gila River Pima woman, age 25 (1969, part 2 of 4) including a transcript relating to characteristics of Southwest Indigenous peoples; practices; crafts; reservation issues; land owning practices; ceremonies; prejudice; race and protest movements.

Tribe, Community, Culture: 
Gila River Indian Community
Community: 
University of Illinois
Protocol: 
University of Illinois Public Access
Category: 
Oral History & Interviews
Keywords: 
Ethnic identity, Rites and ceremonies, Handicraft, Reservations, Land use, Activism
Original Date Description: 
1969
Creator: 
Gila River Pima woman (unidentified)
Contributor: 
Garbarino, Merwyn S.
Source: 
University of Illinois Archives - Doris Duke Indian Oral History Program Archives, Doris Duke Box 15 File "Garbarino - Interview Transcripts 1969" (Folder II)
Identifier: 
1502032_box15_garbarino-4-cont_55-pima-ii_transcript
Type: 
Transcript
Format: 
8.5 x 11, 1043-1076