el dia 26 de Mayo ... una expedicion al Tular por el rumbo
de S. Miguel, June 22, 1828, Monterey. Manuscript.
Sal, Hermenegildo
... Informe en el cual el teniente Herm^{do} Sal manifesta
lo que ha adquirido de varios sugetos para comunicarlo al
Governador dela Provincia; Jan. 31, 1796. Provincial State
Papers, XIV:14-16.
Sanchez, Jose
Letter to Ignacio Martinez, May 10, 1826. State Papers,
Missions and Colonization, II:15-20.
Savage, James
In H. Dixon, California Indians. MS 1875.
Viader, Jose
Diario, o noticia del viaje que acabo de hacer ... desde el
15 hasta el 28 de Agosto de 1810, Aug. 28, 1910, San Juan
Bautista. Santa Barbara Archive, IV:73-84.
Diario del P. Jose desde 19 hasta 27 de Octubre de 1810.
Letter to the Padre Presidente, Oct. 19, 1810, San Jose.
Santa Barbara Archive, IV:85-94.
Zalvidea, Jose Maria
Diario de una expedicion tierra adentro, 1806. Santa Barbara
Archive, IV:49-68.
[Illustration: Map 1. This map covers the entire area under discussion,
extending from the Cosumnes River to the Tehachapi. The smaller
divisions, denoted by numbers and letters, represent the habitat areas
considered in detail in the text. The succeeding maps, drawn to larger
scale, show these same areas with the tribal divisions entered as far
as possible.
To accompany Cook, "Aboriginal Population of San Joaquin Valley," Univ.
of Calif. Publ., Anthro. Rec. Vol. 16, No. 2.]
[Illustration: Map 2. Habitat areas 1A-2: the southern Yokuts and
peripheral tribes.]
[Illustration: Map 3. Habitat areas 3A-4C: the basins of the Kaweah and
Kings rivers, including the Yokuts and part of the Mono.]
[Illustration: Map 4. Habitat areas 5A-6B: the Yokuts, part of the
Mono, and the Southern Miwok.]
[Illustration: Map 5. Habitat areas 7A-14: the Northern Yokuts, Central
and Northern Miwok.]
[Illustration: Map 6. The Lower San Joaquin River and Delta areas
(particularly areas 8 and 13).]
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Transcriber's Notes
Retained the spelling and punctuation inconsistencies of the original
book, except for the following changes:
Page 52: Changed "haorses" to "horses".
Orig.: southeast from Copicha and saw haorses from the rancheria
Page 67: Changed "slighest" to "slightest".
Orig.: there is not the slightest evidence in Viader's diaries
Page 73: Changed "manuscipt" to "manuscript".
Orig.: Abella, Ramon ... Also original manuscipt.
Superscripts are indicated with ^{xx},
e.g.: Diario formado p^{r} el Sarg^{to} Jose Dolores Pico