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updated 1-6-2003 Apache (Nadene), also called Apache Proper to distinguish it from the other Apachean languages, belongs to the Western Apachean sub-branch of the Apachean sub-branch of the Athapaskan branch of the Nadene family of languages. Coyotero is another name for Apache. It is spoken in Arizona, and has the following dialects: White Mountain Apache, San Carlos Apache, Cibucue, and Tonto. Apache is written with the Latin alphabet. 497.2 The Athabaskan languages. -- [S.l.] : Oxford University Press, 2000 A865 RID: 98-36523 ITEM #: ath00008 971.91004972 Cruikshank, Julie C9957r Reading voices = Dan dha ts'edenintth'e. -- Vancouver : Douglas & McIntyre, 1991 RID: cn91-91219 ITEM #: nav00009 810.9897 Handbook of Native American literature / Andrew Wiget, editor. H236 -- New York : Garland, 1996 RID: --- ITEM #: apa00002 978.9004972 Robinson, Sherry R664a Apache voices. -- [S.l.] : University of New Mexico, 2000 RID: 99-50769 ITEM #: apa00001 970.670979 Seymour, Tryntje Van Ness S521w When the rainbow touches down : the artists and stories behind the Apache, Navajo, Rio Grande Pueblo, and Hopi paintings in the William and Leslie Van Ness Denman Collection. -- Phoenix, Ariz. : Heard Museum, 1988. Has Apache, Navajo, Pueblo and Hopi glossaries. RID: 87-82906 ITEM #: nav00007 812.5080897 Stories of our way : an anthology of American Indian plays. -- [S.l.] : S8848 UCLA American Indian Studies Center, 1999 RID: 98-74559 ITEM #: nav00012 Apache
updated 9-4-2003
Apachean (Nadene) forms one of the sub-branches of the Athapaskan
branch of the Nadene family of languages. There are a number of Apachean
languages, of which Navajo and Apache are the best known.
700.978 Driebe, Tom
M818Zd In search of the wild Indian : photographs and life
works by Carl and Grace Moon. -- Moscow, Pa. :
Maurose, 1997
RID: --- ITEM #: nav00010
497.2 Young, Robert W., 1912-
Y75n The Navajo language / Robert W. Young and
1987 William Morgan, Sr. -- Albuquerque : University of
New Mexico Press, 1987
RID: 88-128627 ITEM #: nav00013
497.2 Young, Robert W., 1912-
Y75na The Navajo verb system. -- [S.l.] : University of
New Mexico, 2000
RID: 99-33790 ITEM #: ath00009
Apachean Languages
updated 4-2-2004 Chiricahua (Nadene) belongs to the Mescalero-Chiricahua sub-branch of the Eastern Apachean sub-branch of the Apachean sub-branch of the Athapaskan branch of the Nadene family of languages. Chiricahua is spoken in the American Southwest. 700.978 Driebe, Tom M818Zd In search of the wild Indian : photographs and life works by Carl and Grace Moon. -- Moscow, Pa. : Maurose, 1997 RID: --- ITEM #: nav00010 497.2 Young, Robert W., 1912- Y75n The Navajo language / Robert W. Young and 1987 William Morgan, Sr. -- Albuquerque : University of New Mexico Press, 1987 RID: 88-128627 ITEM #: nav00013 Chiricahua
updated 5-21-2004 Jicarilla (Nadene) belongs to the Eastern Apachean sub-branch of the Apachean sub-branch of the Athapaskan branch of the Nadene family of languages. The Jicarilla are one of the seven groups comprising the Apache Nation. The language is spoken in the southwest. 700.978 Driebe, Tom M818Zd In search of the wild Indian. -- Moscow, Pa. : Maurose, 1997 RID: --- ITEM #: nav00010 497.2 Young, Robert W., 1912- Y75n The Navajo language / Robert W. Young and 1987 William Morgan, Sr. -- Albuquerque : University of New Mexico Press, 1987 Includes information on the Athapaskan languages. RID: 88-128627 ITEM #: nav00013 Jicarilla
updated 8-9-2004 Kiowa Apache (Nadene) belongs to the Apachean sub-branch of the Atha- paskan branch of the Nadene family of languages. It is one of the "Seven Apachean languages," and is not to be confused with Kiowa, a Macro-Penutian language. 978.00497 Carlson, Paul Howard C2847p The Plains Indians. -- S.l. : Texas A&M University Press, 1998 RID: 98-13697 ITEM #: osa00004 700.978 Driebe, Tom M818Zd In search of the wild Indian. -- Moscow, Pa. : Maurose, 1997 RID: --- ITEM #: nav00010 978.01 Moyer, David M9383e Examining variation in shield bearing warrior rock art. -- 1999 Thesis (M.A.)--University of Montana, 1999. RID: --- ITEM #: paw00004 497.2 Young, Robert W., 1912- Y75n The Navajo language / Robert W. Young 1987 and William Morgan, Sr. -- Albuquerque : University of New Mexico Press, 1987 Includes information on other Athapaskan languages. RID: 88-128627 ITEM #: nav00013 Kiowa Apache
updated 5-21-2004 Lipan (Nadene) belongs to the Eastern Apachean sub-branch of the Apachean sub-branch of the Athapaskan branch of the Nadene family of languages. The Lipan- speaking people are one of the seven groups comprising the Apache Nation. The language is spoken in the southwest. 978.00497 Carlson, Paul Howard C2847p The Plains Indians. -- S.l. : Texas A&M University Press, 1998 RID: 98-13697 ITEM #: osa00004 700.978 Driebe, Tom M818Zd In search of the wild Indian. -- Moscow, Pa. : Maurose, 1997 RID: --- ITEM #: nav00010 497.2 Young, Robert W., 1912- Y75n The Navajo language / Robert W. Young and 1987 William Morgan, Sr. -- Albuquerque : University of New Mexico Press, 1987 Includes information on the Athapaskan languages. RID: 88-128627 ITEM #: nav00013 Lipan
updated 5-21-2004 Mescalero (Nadene) belongs to the Eastern Apachean sub-branch of the Apachean sub-branch of the Athapaskan branch of the Nadene family of languages. Mescalero is more closely related to Chiricahua than to the other languages in this sub-branch. The Mescalero Apache are one of the seven groups comprising the Apache Nation. The language is spoken in the southwest. 970.3 Dobyns, Henry F M578d The Mescalero Apache people. -- Phoenix : Indian Tribal Series, 1973 RID: 73-80710 ITEM #: msc00001 700.978 Driebe, Tom M818Zd In search of the wild Indian. -- Moscow, Pa. : Maurose, 1997 RID: --- ITEM #: nav00010 970.3 Farrer, Claire R M578f Play and inter-ethnic communication : a practical ethnography of the Mescalero Apache. -- New York : Garland Pub., 1990 RID: 90-24495 ITEM #: msc00003 291.35 Sacred sites, sacred places / edited by David L. S1234 Carmichael ... [et al.]. -- London : Routledge, 1994 RID: 93-33400 ITEM #: bla00011 970.3 Sonnichsen, C. L. (Charles Leland), 1901- M578s The Mescalero Apaches. -- Norman : 1973 University of Oklahoma, 1973 RID: 73-161634 ITEM #: msc00002 497.2 Young, Robert W., 1912- Y75n The Navajo language / Robert W. Young and 1987 William Morgan, Sr. -- Albuquerque : University of New Mexico Press, 1987 Includes information on the Athapaskan languages. RID: 88-128627 ITEM #: nav00013 Mescalero
updated 11-3-2000 Navajo (Nadene), also spelled Navaho, belongs to the Western Apachean sub- branch of the Apachean sub-branch of the Athapaskan branch of the Nadene family of languages. The Navajo are the largest Indian tribe in the United States, with most living on their vast reservation in New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. During World War II, a code based on Navajo was developed by some Navajo soldiers and used by the Allies; it was never broken. The Navajo call themselves "Dine," which means "The People." Navajo is written with the Latin alphabet. 971.91004972 Cruikshank, Julie C9557r Reading voices = Dan dha ts'edenintth'e. -- Vancouver : Douglas & McIntyre, 1991 RID: cn91-91219 ITEM #: nav00009 700.978 Driebe, Tom M818Zd In search of the wild Indian / photographs and life works by Carl and Grace Moon. -- Moscow, Pa. : Maurose, 1997 RID: --- ITEM #: nav00010 978.982 Frazier, Kendrick F8488p People of Chaco. -- [S.l.] : Norton, 1999 1999 RID: --- ITEM #: nav00011 497 Haile, Berard, 1874- H151L Learning Navajo RID: 41-16327 ITEM #: nav00001 497.2 Kari, James M K18n Navajo verb prefix ... RID: 75-25117 ITEM #: nav00002 333.709517 Khamaganova, Erjen C K45i In search of the lost roots. -- 1998 Thesis (M.S.)--University of Montana, 1998. RID: --- ITEM #: rus00438 970.3 Matthews, Washington, 1843-1905 N317ma The night chant, a Navajo ceremony. -- Salt Lake City : University of Utah Press, 1995. RID: 95-32398 ITEM #: nav00005 SI O'Bryan, Aileen 2.3: The Dine : origin myths of the Navajo 163 Indians. -- Washington : RID: 56-61736 ITEM #: nav00004 810.80928708997 Reinventing the enemy's language / edited by Joy R374 Harjo and Gloria Bird. -- New York : Norton, 1997 RID: 96-36547 ITEM #: tet00005 291.35 Sacred sites, sacred places / edited by David L. Carmichael S1234 ... et al. -- London : Routledge, 1994 RID: 93-33400 ITEM #: bla00011 970.670979 Seymour, Tryntje Van Ness S521w When the rainbow touches down : the artists and stories behind the Apache, Navajo, Rio Grande Pueblo, and Hopi paintings in the William and Leslie Van Ness Denman Collection. -- Phoenix, Ariz. : Heard Museum, 1988. Has Apache, Navajo, Pueblo & Hopi glossaries. RID: 87-82906 ITEM #: nav00007 812.5080897 Stories of our way. -- Los Angeles : UCLA American S8848 Indian Studies Center, 1999 RID: 98-74559 ITEM #: nav00012 970.479 Trimble, Stephen, 1950- T831p The people : Indians of the American Southwest. -- Santa Fe, N.M. : SAR Press, School of American Research, 1993. Notes section has extensive section on the various tribes in the Southwest, including bibliographical information. RID: 93-12510 ITEM #: nav00006 497 Witherspoon, Gary W824L Language and art ... RID: 77-3651 ITEM #: nav00003 497.2 Young, Robert W, 1912- Y75n The Navajo language / Robert W. Young and William Morgan, Sr. -- Albuquerque : University of New Mexico Press, 1987 RID: 88-128627 ITEM #: nav00013 970.6897 Zolbrod, Paul G Z86r Reading the voice : Native American oral poetry on the page. -- Salt Lake City : University of Utah Press, 1995. The Navajo is written using the "new official Navajo orthography." RID: 94-42708 ITEM #: nav00008 Navajo
updated 5-21-2004 Western Apache (Nadene) belongs to the Apachean sub-branch of the Athapaskan branch of the Nadene family of languages. The Western Apache are one of the seven groups comprising the Apache Nation. The language is spoken in the southwest. 700.978 Driebe, Tom M818Zd In search of the wild Indian. -- Moscow, Pa. : Maurose, 1997 RID: --- ITEM #: nav00010 973.0497 Kupferer, Harriet J K9678a Ancient drums, other moccasins. -- Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice Hall, 1988 RID: 87-18464 ITEM #: chy00009 497.2 Young, Robert W., 1912- Y75n The Navajo language / Robert W. Young and 1987 William Morgan, Sr. -- Albuquerque : University of New Mexico Press, 1987 Includes information on the Athapaskan languages. RID: 88-128627 ITEM #: nav00013 Western Apache
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