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FINAL REPORT1970 The Relationship of Aboriginal Nez Perce SettlementPatterns to Physical Environment and to GeneralizedDistribution of Food Resources. Northwest AnthropologicalResearch Notes 4(2):129-136.Scott, L.1966 Karnee: A Paiute Narrative. Reno: University ofNevada, Reno.Scrimsher, Leda Scott1967 Native foods used by the Nez Perce Indians of Idaho.M. S. Thesis, University of Idaho, Moscow.Shane, Ralph M.1950 Early Explorations Through Warm Springs ReservationArea. Oregon Historical Quarterly 51(4):273-309.Shannon, Donald H.1993 The Utter Disaster on the Oregon Trail: The Utter andVan Ornum Massacres of 1860. Caldwell: Snake CountryPublishing.Slickpoo, Allen P., Sr., and Deward E. Walker, Jr.1972 No Mee Poom Tit Wah Tit (Nez Perce Legends). Lapwai:Nez Perce Tribe of Idaho.1973 Noon Nee-Me-Poo (We, the Nez Perce). Lapwai: NezPerce Tribe of Idaho.Sloss, Geraldine1995 A Perspective of Archaeology in Oregon and Idaho.Tebiwa 25(1):70-79.Smith, A. M. Cooke1940 An Analysis of Basin Mythology, 2 Volumes. Ph.D.Dissertation in Anthropology, Yale University, New Haven.1993 Shoshone Tales. Salt Lake City: University of UtahPress.Smith, Elias1860 Indian Hostilities on the Northern Route. The DeseretNews, October 2 nd , page 1.194
FINAL REPORTSmith, Elizabeth1969-1971 A History of the Salmon National Forest.Manuscript, Salmon District Office, U.S. Forest Service,Salmon, Idaho.Snapp, A., J. Anderson, and J. Anderson1982 Northern Paiute. In Studies in Uto-Aztecan Grammar.R.W. Langacker, ed., Pp. 1-92. Arlington: Summer Instituteof Linguistics and University of Texas.Spalding, Henry Harman1839 Nez Perces First Book: Designed for Children and NewBeginners. Clearwater: Oregon Mission Press.1840 Numipuain Shapahitamanash Timash: Primer in the NezPerces Language. Lapwai: Oregon Mission Press.Spence, Mary Lee1998 John Charles Fremont. In The New Encyclopedia of theAmerican West. H.R. Lamar, ed., Pp. 410-402. New Haven:Yale University Press.Spence, Mary Lee and Donald Jackson, eds.1973 The Expeditions of John Charles Frement, 3 Volumes.Urbana: University of Illinois Press.Spinden, Herbert Joseph1908a The Nez Perce Indians. Memoirs of the AmericanAnthropological Association, No. 2.1908b Myths of the Nez Perce Indians. Journal of AmericanFolklore 21:13-23, 149-157.1917 Nez Perce Tales. In Folk-Tales of Salishan andSahaptin Tribes. F. Boas, ed., Pp. 180-201. Memoirs ofthe American Folk-Lore Society 11. Lancaster.Sprague, Roderick1967 Aboriginal Burial Practices in the Plateau region ofnorthwestern North American. Ph.D. Dissertation, Universityof Arizona, Tuscon.1987 Plateau Shamanism and Marcus Whitman. IdahoYesterdays 31(1-2):22-27.1998 Palouse. In Handbook of North American Indians, 12:Plateau. D.E. Walker, ed., Pp. 352-359. Washington, D.C.:U.S. Government Printing Office.195
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