Description:
SIDE A: Field notes by David and Donna Eyde (Aug 22–26, 1967) including audio recordings relating to the Hopi reservation concerning economic, educational, land, health, and employment issues.
SIDE B: Field notes including audio recordings and three oral history interviews including audio recordings and transcripts:
- Field notes by David and Donna Eyde (Aug 26, 1967, Aug 31, 1967) relating to their impressions of the Hopi reservation.
- Oral history interview with Hopi woman, Marie James (pseudonym) (Aug 30, 1967), relating to reservation changes; boarding school; intertribal marriage; mixed marriage; tribal politics and council; B.I.A. treatment and forced change; inheritance patterns; clan functions; youth; oil company suit and leases and land disputes.
- Oral history interview with white training supervisor of BVD plant in Winslow, Arizona, Della Pecore (Sep 1, 1967), relating to BVD plant and job concerns; Hopi and Navajo employees; family problems of employees; recruitment; adjustment to job; working conditions; learning abilities of Indigenous employees.
- Oral history group interview with Hopi individuals at a bar in Winslow, Arizona (Sept 1, 1967) including an audio recording and transcript relating to employment; land use; military service; intertribal relations; Indian-White relations; tribal politics; education; Hopi life and culture. [Some individuals are given names that may be pseudonyms: Richard, Jim, John and Ray.]