. Contributions to North American ethnology. Vol. I-VII, IX. Indians of North America; Ethnology. 100 THE PATAWAT. The proimnciation. of the Patawilt, Hke that of the Yiirok, is quite guttural. Judge Rosborough states, in the letter above quoted, that one and the same language extends from Humboldt Bay to Waitspek, and that it is "not unpleasing to the ear, being free from harsh and guttural ; This does not correspond with my observations. The Patawat and Viard are undoubtedly identical with the Koquilth or Kowilth mentioned by Gibbs. The Yurok does not extend as far south as
. Contributions to North American ethnology. Vol. I-VII, IX. Indians of North America; Ethnology. 100 THE PATAWAT. The proimnciation. of the Patawilt, Hke that of the Yiirok, is quite guttural. Judge Rosborough states, in the letter above quoted, that one and the same language extends from Humboldt Bay to Waitspek, and that it is "not unpleasing to the ear, being free from harsh and guttural ; This does not correspond with my observations. The Patawat and Viard are undoubtedly identical with the Koquilth or Kowilth mentioned by Gibbs. The Yurok does not extend as far south as Plumboldt Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Powell, John Wesley, 1834-1902; Geographical and Geological Survey of the Rocky Mountain Region (U. S. ); Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology. Washington : Govt. Print. Off.
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