Anthropology 399B Recordings by Fontana and Matson

Daniel Matson discusses his experiences with Tohono O'odham people and gives advice to anthropology students on how to do fieldwork.

Introductory lecture on Tohono O'odham ethnohistory and anthropology by Bernard Fontana.

Daniel Matson speaks about his life as a Catholic priest on the Tohono O'odham reservation.

Lecture by Bernard Fontana on cattle and ranching on the Tohono O'odham Reservation.

Juliann Ramon, Janice Ramon and Harriet Lewis, three Tohono O'odham students at the University of Arizona, speak about their lives.

Fr. Edward Schulz speaks about the Catholic Church on the Tohono O'odham Reservation.

Ella Rumley speaks about the Tohono O'odham people who have lived in Tucson and the work they have done.

Henry Keneally speaks about the Gila Bend community and the Public Health Service office there. Ruth Muskrat Bronson also speaks.

Allen Garcia and Elio Zambrano speak about their experience as a student and teacher at Indian Oasis High School in Sells.

Edward Berger speaks about his job as the general council (tribal attorney) for the for the Tohono O'odham tribe and tribal council starting in 1962.

Superintendent Don Peterson speaks about the Indian Oasis School District and the recent controversy there.

Dr. Orpha McPherson speaks about her experience teaching in Indian day schools starting in 1934 in Arizona and Oklahoma and later as an administrator.

Elena Frank shows the class how to make tortillas.

Recording of the class field trip to Sil Nakya. Frank Lopez tells the story of his life in Tohono O'odham.

Josiah Moore speaks about the school board in Sells and education of Tohono O'odham children.

Lecture by Daniel Matson on Tohono O'odham linguistics and ethnohistory.