Interview with Mary Riley

Summary: 
Interview with Mary Riley on Apache funeral practices, genealogy, and linguistics by Philip Greenfeld.
Description: 

Interview with Mary Riley on Apache funeral practices, genealogy, family feuds, and stories about the Seven Mile Fort Apache area. Also includes song, linguistics information, and translations of Riley's stories by Manley Dougashay and Clarence Hawkins. Mary Riley was a councilwoman for the White Mountain Apache Tribe.

Location: 
Location Description: 

East Fork, Arizona

Protocol: 
White Mountain Apache Open Access
Community: 
White Mountain Apache
Category: 
Community Life and Family Life, History, Language and Linguistics, Music, Song, and Dance, Oral History and Interviews
Keywords: 
Vocabulary, Funerals, Songs
Collections: 
Doris Duke Native American Oral History Project
Original Date Description: 
Recorded on February, March, April 28, May 22, 1968
Original Date: 
1968
Creator: 
Mary Riley
Contributor: 
Philip J. Greenfeld, Manley Dougashay, Clarence Hawkins
Language: 
Apache, English
Source: 
Doris Duke Native American Oral History Project, Arizona State Museum, University of Arizona
Identifier: 
78-57-177_Side1a, 78-57-183_Side2b, 78-57-180_Side2b, 78-57-191_Side_1, 78-57-191_Side_2a, 78-57-194_Side_1, 78-57-194_Side_2
Subject: 
White Mountain Apache Indians--Arizona--History, White Mountain Apache Indians--Music
Type: 
Sound
Format: 
Five 5-inch reels (120 minutes)