Narratives which concern shamanism among the Gabrielino of southern California are always important, since so little of this aspect of their culture has survived. It was thus with great delight that I discovered one such narrative among some notes on Gabrielino material culture that I had ordered from the Smithsonian Institution. The account, recorded by John P. Harrington, pertains to shamanism at Mission San Gabriel and Santa Catalina Island, and its rich detail provides the opportunity to make comparative studies. I have lightly edited the account, and at the end of the narrative the reader will find a few notes made where confusion or contradiction existed, or elaboration was felt justified
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Désveaux Emmanuel. L. J. Bean, ed., California Indian Shamanism. In: L'Homme, 1993, tome 33 n°126-12...
The California Department of Parks and Recreation excavated Native American living quarters at Missi...
Shaman ' is a term, like 'totem ' or Itaboo l, which has been taken from a particular...
This paper discusses the problem accompanying the use of life histories in the study of shamanism. T...
Ethnographic data on the production of rock art in far western North America - the historic hunter-g...
This paper concerns two Nineteenth Century ethnographic accounts of subsistence practices of native ...
While at Mission San Juan Capistrano (1812-1826), Friar Boscana wrote a detailed report concerning ...
p.352-369, [378]-399.Caption title.Reprinted from Annual reports of the Smithsonian instituion for 1...
California Indian Shamanism, Lowell John Bean, ed. Ballena Press Anthropological Papers No. 39, 1992...
The Ohlone of the San Francisco Bay area and the Paipai of northern Baja California occupy opposite ...
Gabrielino Indians of Southern California: an Annotated Ethnohistoric Bibliography.Mary LaLone. Los ...
The following paper presents a comparative examination of shamanism as practised traditionally among...
Magical healings, ghostly encounters, and alternate realities have been a part of American society s...
Nearly eighty thousand California Indians were directly inducted into the Franciscan colonial labor ...
A carved whale bone figure from a private collection in Santa Barbara was long considered by the aut...
Désveaux Emmanuel. L. J. Bean, ed., California Indian Shamanism. In: L'Homme, 1993, tome 33 n°126-12...
The California Department of Parks and Recreation excavated Native American living quarters at Missi...
Shaman ' is a term, like 'totem ' or Itaboo l, which has been taken from a particular...