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- catalog contributor b6836782.
- catalog contributor b6836783.
- catalog contributor b6836784.
- catalog contributor b6836785.
- catalog contributor b6836786.
- catalog contributor b6836787.
- catalog created "1911]".
- catalog date "1911".
- catalog date "1911]".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "1911]".
- catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
- catalog description "Location, linguistic relationships -- Environment, resultant influences -- Rites pertaining to the individual -- Tribal organization -- Tribal government -- The Sacred Pole -- The quest of food -- social life -- Music -- Warfare -- Societies -- Disease and its treatment -- Death and burial customs -- Religion and ethics -- Language -- conclusions -- Appendix, recent history of the Omaha tribe. Contact with the white race ; Early traders ; Introduction of new foods, games and disease ; Introduction of new words ; Treaties with the United States ; Work of missionaries ; New reservation and agency ; Pressure of traders on tribal affairs ; The village of the make-believe white men ; Survey of the reservation ; Extermination of the buffalo ; Establishment of the Council ; The Ponca tragedy ; Appeal for land patents ; Present condition ; Original owners of allotments on Omaha reservation".
- catalog extent "p. 17-672.".
- catalog isPartOf "U.S. Bureau of American Ethnology. Twenty-seventh annual report,".
- catalog issued "1911".
- catalog issued "1911]".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "[Washington,".
- catalog relation "U.S. Bureau of American Ethnology. Twenty-seventh annual report,".
- catalog subject "E51 .U55 27th".
- catalog subject "Omaha Indians.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Location, linguistic relationships -- Environment, resultant influences -- Rites pertaining to the individual -- Tribal organization -- Tribal government -- The Sacred Pole -- The quest of food -- social life -- Music -- Warfare -- Societies -- Disease and its treatment -- Death and burial customs -- Religion and ethics -- Language -- conclusions -- Appendix, recent history of the Omaha tribe. Contact with the white race ; Early traders ; Introduction of new foods, games and disease ; Introduction of new words ; Treaties with the United States ; Work of missionaries ; New reservation and agency ; Pressure of traders on tribal affairs ; The village of the make-believe white men ; Survey of the reservation ; Extermination of the buffalo ; Establishment of the Council ; The Ponca tragedy ; Appeal for land patents ; Present condition ; Original owners of allotments on Omaha reservation".
- catalog title "The Omaha tribe, by Alice C. Fletcher and Francis La Flesche, a member of the Omaha tribe.".
- catalog type "text".