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Start Over Collector Jan Philip Schinhan Culture or time period Northwestern California tribes Accession number Acc.400Z
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Jan philip schinhan research archive, accession number DOC1937.1, described as Archive: Jan Philip Schinhan Research Archive containing the unpublished doctoral dissertation "The Music of the Papago and Yurok" (Die Musik der Papago and Yurok. Ein Beitrag zum Studium der Kultur des Sudens and Nordens der Pazifischen Kuste, University of Vienna, 1937 based on recordings of songs by Juan Dolores and Robert Spot in Berkeley in 1931-1932. Dolores and Spot were important informants for Alfred L. Kroeber.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Phonograph record, accession number 24-13, described as Aluminum record: (7) Doctor Dance songs (2) [both have words.] 1. Jimmy Gensaw; 2. Redwood Henry. 7^a_Resung (2) Redwood Henry, born HO’p;au; also (1) Jimmy Ginsaw
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Phonograph record, accession number 24-22, described as Aluminum record: Duplicate of 19, Also cat. 99, 101
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Phonograph record, accession number 24-10, described as Aluminum record: (1) Timber Owl Song (Sweathouse-Jumpdance Song [Pekwuan] TaL = tsaro. (2) Medicine Song-Kingfisher Song (sung in Bluff-creek) Rumai story
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Phonograph record, accession number 24-23, described as Aluminum record: Duplicate of 19 and 20
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Phonograph record, accession number 24-26, described as Aluminum record: (101) Words; (102) Text (C.F. Voegelin’s list of Yurok) Also cat 24/99, 101
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Phonograph record, accession number 24-11, described as Aluminum record: (3) Deer (Hunting) Song (Dscheiron) Wolf. tsaro ? = tal song. (4) Cardgamesong #1 nepoya #1 nepoya Jeff Henry’s
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Phonograph record, accession number 24-14, described as Aluminum record: (8) Doctor Dance song (with words) Remohpa. W. Susie (9) Deerskin Dance song (ancient, before white people came) Pekwan Jim got from his gr. gr. f. (learned from Domingo?)
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Phonograph record, accession number 24-21, described as Aluminum record: Duplicate of 19 & 19, 20, cat. 24/99, 101
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Phonograph record, accession number 24-17, described as Aluminum record: (13) Indian Doctor Song (Fannie Flounder Requa’s song) while doctoring. ukeiyawer = spirit’s song, after sucking, for 4 last and largest pains. (14) Crescent and Smith r. Indian song (Tolowa) For their dance by Johnny Woodbury of OtoktikwoL, Lake Earl, Tolowa

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