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Loran Olsen
Papers, 1960-1993

This archive of material relating to the culture, history, and music of the native people of Northwestern North America was donated by Dr. Loran Olsen to Washington State University in various accretions (MS 93-35, MS 93-44, MS 96-08, and MS 96-45). It was processed by Judy Jones and Lisa Kliger under the supervision of Robert Matuozzi in 1996 and 1997.

Number of containers: 25
Linear feet of shelf space: 18

Biography

From 1970 to 1993, Loran Olsen, then a member of the WSU Music faculty, did extensive research on the music of the Native peoples, chiefly of the American northwest. His varied activities included field trips to document Native traditions in Alaska, British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana; the production of educational media in close collaboration with Native tradition bearers; the scholarly examination of published and unpublished written materials; collecting, editing, organizing, and documenting his own and previously existing sound recordings; developing and teaching courses in Native music at Washington State University; and giving lectures and workshops in various public forums. In addition to producing a body of primary source material, he also collected a variety of secondary materials that more broadly document the culture and life of North America's native peoples. The collection also contains records of Olsen's scholarly activities. Loran Olsen retired from Washington State University in December 1992. Since 1993 he has lived in Port Angeles, Washington, where he continues his involvement with Native Music of North America. This collection forms part of The Pacific Northwest Native American Music Archives.

ARRANGEMENT AND DESCRIPTION

The Loran Olsen collection is arranged into six series, chiefly by subject, material type and then chronologically, where possible.

Series 1, Media Projects, consists of documents relating to two media productions and is divided into subseries 1.1, Nez Perce Music, 1970-1992, and subseries 1.2, Native Music of the Northwest, 1977-1990.

Series 2, Periodical Clippings, includes regional newspaper articles on Native Americans and is divided into subseries 2.1, Nez Perce, 1970-1993, and 2.2, Miscellaneous Subjects, 1970-1993.

Series 3, Printed Material, consists of maps, sheet music, ephemeral literature, and biographical documents relating to the Nez Perce.

Series 4, Teaching and Research Material, includes research notes, classroom materials, biographical papers and Washington State University Music Department documents.

Series 5, Videotapes, consists primarily of videotape recordings of Native American cultural events, including dance, music, lectures, museum openings, and miscellaneous material. Subseries 5.1-5.12 are chiefly National Endowment for the Humanities-funded studio and field projects originally intended for broadcast and classroom use. These subseries are listed alphabetically by program, event, tribal affiliation, or geographical and anthropological affiliation, according to Dr. Olsen's taxonomy. Additional videotapes in subseries 5.13 are listed separately because this material constitutes a distinct accession. Where available, entries include location, dates, and length of recording (in brackets, in minutes and/or seconds). Some of the same tapes appear in different subseries because they were produced and used for a variety of purposes. Entries for duplicate recordings in Series 5 are noted with an asterisk.

Series 6, Audio Recordings, includes "soundsheet" duplicates of Nez Perce songs sung by "Sol" Webb and a cassette tape recording that relates to the "Nez Perce Music Archive Guide."

Span Dates 1960-1993/Primary Dates 1968-1993.

Olsen Papers Series Arrangement

Series 1 Media Projects Boxes 1-5
  1.1 Nez Perce Music, 1970-1992
1.2 Native Music of the Northwest, 1977-1990		  
Series 2 Periodical Clippings Boxes 6-7
  2.1 Nez Perce, 1970-1993
2.2 Miscellaneous Subjects, 1970-1993		  
Series 3 Printed Material Boxes 7-9
Series 4 Teaching and Research Material Boxes 10-12
Series 5 Videotapes Boxes 13-25
  5.1 Eskimo
5.2 Follow the Teachings
5.3 Lummi Stommish
5.4 Makah
5.5 Native Music of the Northwest Coast
5.6 Plateau
5.7 Southern Plains Indian Music
5.8 Swinomish
5.9 Tulalip Coast Salish Pow-Wow
5.10 Tulalip Salmon Ceremony
5.11 William A. Shelton¾ A Tribute to My Father
5.12 Miscellaneous
5.13 Nez Perce and Events		  
Series 6 Audio Recordings Box 25

Series 1: Media Projects

Subseries 1.1: Nez Perce Music, 1970-1992

Box Folder Description
1 1 Field Recording Project: "Nez Perce Songs of Historical Significance,
as Sung by Sol Webb." 1971-1972. See Box 25, Item 243.
  2 Film Project. 1975
  3 Nez Perce Music Archives Lecture Series. 1985-1987.
  4 Guide to the Nez Perce Music Archive: Drafts, Proofsheets. ca. 1988.
  5 Guide to the Nez Perce Music Archive: Final Publication. 1989. See Box
25, Item 242, Music Archive Sampler II (cassette tape, 1992).
  6 Cylinder Duplication, Library of Congress. 1989.
  7 Printed Material: Events. 1972-1991.
  8 Correspondence: Miscellaneous. 1970-1992.
  9 Correspondence: Orders. 1989-1991.
  10 Agreements, Permissions. 1971-1989.
  11 Personnel. 1985.
  12 Funding: "Musical Notations of Nez Perce Music." 1968-1971.
  13 Budget. 1971-1974.
2 14 Travel and Research Expenses. 1971-1974.
  15 Sabbatical Research Leave. 1971-1975.
  16 Proposals, Reports. 1977-1990.
  17 Financial Records. 1972-1990.
  18 Funding: Nez Perce Music Archive; Grants, Proposals, Budgeting. 1971-1992.
     
Subseries 1.2: Native Music of the Northwest, 1977-1990
     
3 19 "Hoko River Rockshelter" (Related Project). 1980-1981.
See Box 16, Tapes 146, 147.
  20 Correspondence: Field Museum of Natural History. 1981.
  21 Reports, Critiques. 1980-1982.
  22 Sabbatical Research Leave. 1985-1986.
  23 Correspondence. 1977-1986.
  24 Correspondence: Orders. 1982-1990.
  25 Grants: Budget, Certification. 1978-1981.
  26 Agreements, Permissions. 1979-1982.
  27 Crew/Consultants. 1979-1982.
  28 Informants: Invoices. 1979-1981.
  29 Film Subcontracts. 1979-1982.
4 30 Printed Material: Events. 1979-1988.
  31 Media Production: Miscellaneous Materials. ca. 1978-1989.
  32 Budget: "Proud Drum In the City." 1983-1987.
  33 Expenditures: "Proud Drum In the City." 1986.
  34 Personnel Vitae: "Proud Drum In the City." ca. 1985-1986.
  35 Planning: "Proud Drum In the City." 1985-1986.
  36 Script: "Earthsong." 1987.
  37 Speakers, Programs: "Follow the Teachings." 1986-1989.
  38 Script Planning: "A Call to Dance." 1986.
  39 Script: "A Call to Dance." (undated)
  40 Script (disk): "A Call to Dance." (undated)
  41 Grants, Project Support: "A Call to Dance." 1986-1988.
  42 Planning: "A Call to Dance." 1988-1989.
  43 Correspondence: "A Call to Dance." 1987-1989.
5 44 Expenditures: "A Call to Dance." 1988-1989.
  45 Budget: "A Call to Dance." 1985-1988.
  46 Grants: Correspondence, Proposals. 1977-1983.
  47 Financial Records. 1978-1981.
  48 Goods and Services. 1979-1982.
     
Series 2: Periodical Clippings

Subseries 2.1: Nez Perce, 1970-1993
Box Folder Description
     
6 49 Music and Dance, Art, Crafts, Observances, Cultural Programs.1970-1979.
  50 History, Current Events, Rights Issues, Tribal Government. 1970-1979.
  51 Archaeology. 1970-1979.
  52 Education, Schools. 1970-1979.
  53 Churches. 1970-1979.
  54 War of 1877. 1977.
  55 1877 War Centennial Series, Lewiston Morning Tribune, 1977.
  56 Nez Perce Churches Newsletter. 1972.
  57 Miscellaneous subjects. 1980-1989.
  58 Miscellaneous subjects. 1990-1993.
     
Subseries 2.2: Miscellaneous Subjects, 1970-1993
     
7 59 Pacific Northwest Natives: History, Current Events, Rights Issues, Cultural Preservation, Churches.
  60 North America Natives: Biography, Current Events, Rights Issues, Cultural Preservation, Churches.
  61 Biography: Pacific Northwest Natives (including Nez Perce).
     
Subseries 2.3: North America Natives, 1970-1993
     
  62 Archaeology.
  63 Music and Dance.
  64 Education, Native American Studies.
  65 Pacific Northwest: History, Folklore, Geography, Archaeology.
  66 Miscellaneous Topics.
     
Series 3: Printed Material
     
  67 Sheet Music. Facsimile 1969. (Original 1891).
  68 Maps. Nineteenth-century facsimiles.
  69 Maps. ca. 1960s-1970s.
  70 Nez Perce Music Archive Lecture Series poster. ca. 1986-1987.
  71 Nez Perce Music Archive: Lewiston Morning Tribune, 1989.
8 72 Biography.
  73 Scholarly Research.
  74 Scholarly Research.
  75 Photographs and Scholarly Research.
  76 Events: Miscellaneous Subjects.
  77 Native American Publications.
  78 Native American Publications.
9 79 Native American Public Broadcasting Consortium, 1983-1984.
  80 Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians.
  81 Media Materials for Native American Studies.
  82 Grants: Ephemera.
  83 Ephemera.
  84 Ephemera.
     
Series 4: Teaching and Research Material
Box Folder Description
     
10 85 Research Notes. Ephemera.
  86 Hastings College Employment. 1960-1963.
  87 Olsen's Funding Resume. 1969-1983.
  88 Career Path, Sabbaticals. ca. 1976-1991.
  89 Native Music Teaching Materials.
  90 Native Music Courses: Students Papers and Evaluations.
  91 Native Music Courses: Miscellaneous Materials.
  92 Native Music Events: Lectures, Conferences, Miscellaneous.
  93 Native Music Events at WSU: Miscellaneous Materials.
  94 Native American Studies at WSU: Memoranda, Proposals, Printed Material.
  95 Native American Scholarships, Programs, Recipients.
  96 Ethnomusicology Courses, WSU. 1969-1978.
  97 Grants: WSU Music Department. 1969-1980.
  98 Grants: Miscellaneous. 1974.
  99 Olsen-authored Materials.
11 100 Agendas, Programs, Reports from Miscellaneous Projects, Meetings, Conferences.
  101 Printed Material. Loran Olsen Projects. ca. 1989.
  102 The DeSmet Project: Jesuit Missionaries and the Indians of the Rocky Mountain West. 1989-1990.
  103 Pilot Projects in Music Using Video Tapes, WSU Music Department. 1972.
  104 "Dreamers," WSU Centennial Play by William Shephard. 1987-1989.
  105 Correspondence: Library of Congress and Indiana Archives of Traditional Music. 1971-1989.
  106 Correspondence: Miscellaneous. 1968-1974.
  107 Correspondence: Miscellaneous. 1975-1979.
  108 Correspondence: Miscellaneous. 1980-1992.
12 109 Bibliography: Miscellaneous.
  110 Miscellaneous: Ephemera.

Series 5: Videotapes

Subseries 5.1: Eskimo
     
Box Tape Description
     
13 111 In the Land of the War Canoes (dub from film by Bill Holm), [60].
  112 Tooksook Bay Dancers, 4 August 1985, [60].
     
Subseries 5.2: Follow the Teachings
   
  113 Freddie's Naming Ceremony (field recordings for program), Swinomish Indian Reservation, Swinomish Tribal Center and Community Hall, La Conner, Washington, 1988, [20]. Outside; calling witnesses, songs; mother, father and godparents called; blessing of the cedar.
  114 Witnesses speaking; gifts to Freddie.
  115 Inside Swinomish longhouse; Thom Hess speech; Alaska Heritage Dancers.
  116 Alaska Heritage Dancers.
  117 Selena's hair dressing; Suquamish drummers; calling witnesses.
  118 Giveaway preparations; procession; blessings.
  119 Selena's giveaway to children; dances; giveaways. Wilson Hall lectures (field recordings for program), Washington State University, Pullman, Washington, [20].
  120 Vi Hilbert, beginning language class, 22 March 1988.
  121 Vi Hilbert teaching Lushootseed language, 1988.
    Storytelling, Burke Museum (field recordings for program), University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, 1988, [30].
  122 Vi Hilbert; Rebecca Chamberlain; Johnny Moses.
14 123 Rebecca Chamberlain, Vi Hilbert, Johnny Moses; dances. Program:
  124 "Chalath Whadik" ("Follow the Teachings") Master copy, [30].
  125 "Chalath Whadik: A Call to Dance" (program: early version), [40].*
  126 "Chalath Whadik: A Call to Dance," [30]. *
     
Box Tape Description
     
  127 "Chalath Whadik," [30]. *
  128 "Chalath Whadik," 29 June 1989, [30]. *
  129 "Chalath Whadik," 29 June 1989, [30]. *
  130 "Chalath Whadik" (supporting segments: Freddie’s naming ceremony; Vi Hilbert; Rachel and Sun-Sun, Seattle; Johnny Moses, Shelter Bay), [30].
     
Series 5: Videotapes (cont.)

Subseries 5.3: Lummi Stommish
   
  131 Bone games; welcome by Bobby James. 16 June 1979, [20]:
  132 Welcome; Cape Fox Dancers; Children of the Setting Sun.
  133 Children of the Setting Sun (Lummi); Ferris wheel.
15 134 Mother Earth Dancers (Lummi).
  135 Dancers; bone games; displays; canoes, beaches; canoe races.
     
Subseries 5.4: Makah
     
  136 Bone game (slop track/work print for movie; tape broken), [60].
  137 Bone game, Slahal (no case, first section missing), [30].
  138 Inuit Circumpolar Conference (* number 137)/Makah Indian Songs and Dances, with Maria and Mike Parker/Makah Days, Neah Bay, Washington, 1978, [60]. (* number 145)
  139 Makah (super-8 transfers) 25 August 1981, [20].
  140 Makah (super-8 dubs) 23 October 1981, [55].
  141 Makah Days Dances, 23 August 1980, [60].
  142 Makah Days, 24 August 1985 (sound only), [60].
  143 Makah Days, 24 August 1985 (sound only)/Alex Pinkham (Nez Perce), [60].
  144 Makah Days Parade, 24 August 1985 (sound only), [60].
16 145 Makah Indian Songs and Dances, with Maria and Mike Parker/ Makah Days, Neah Bay, Washington, 1978, [60].
  146 "Hoko River Rockshelter," Olympic Peninsula, Washington, 1982, Peter Chvany Films for Loran Olsen, WSU. [30]. (dub from 16 mm. film) See Box 3, Folder 19.
  147 "Hoko River Rockshelter," Olympic Peninsula, Washington, 1982, Peter Chvany Films for Loran Olsen, WSU, [30]. (dub from 16 mm. film)* See Box 3, Folder 19.
     
Series 5: Videotapes (cont.)

Subseries 5.5: Native Music of the Northwest Coast
     
  148 Alaska Native Arts Festival, 1976, [28 min. 30 sec.]/ King Island and St. Lawrence Island Eskimo Dancers, July 1977, [27].
  149 Blunden Harbour (from 1951 Robert Gardner film, Master tape), [60].
  150 Blunden Harbour */Kwakiutl Museum Opening at Cape Mudge, [60].
  151 Cape Mudge (B.C.), Ksan, Makah (super-8 dubs) 23 October 1981, [60].
  152 Catch-2/ M. Youngblood interview with Joe Washington (TV dub), [60].
     
Box Tape Description
     
  153 Circle of Song I (copied with permission of Cliff Sijohn and Native
    American Broadcasting Consortium), [30].
  154 Circle of Song II, [30].
  155 Haida Totem Pole Raising (super-8 dub)8 April 1983, [30].
17 156 Inuit Circumpolar Conference (Master tape), June 1977, [60].
  157 Kwakiutl Cape Mudge Dances (transfers from super-8), [60].
  158 Kwakiutl Museum Opening at Cape Mudge, B.C. (Master tape), 29 June 1979, [31].
  159 Kwakiutl Museum Opening at Cape Mudge, B.C., 29 June 1979, [31].*
  160 Kwakiutl Museum Opening at Cape Mudge, B.C., 29 June 1979, [31]. (* mailer)
  161 La Push, Warm Springs, Cape Mudge (super-8 dubs), 23 October 1981, [60].
  162 Lummi Indian Music and Heritage, with Joe Washington (Master tape), [39].
  163 Lummi Stommish Water Festival (Master tape), 16 June 1979, [59].
  164 Makah Days (Master tape), 22 August 1981, [30 min. 30 sec.].
  165 Makah Days, 22 August 1981, [30 min. 30 sec.].*
18 166 Moses, Johnny in Bruce Palmer's Psych 333 class, 22 March 1988, [60].
  167 Moses, Johnny in Bruce Palmer's Psych 333 class, 22 March 1988, [60].
  168 Native Music of the Northwest--Overview (Master tape), [41 min. 23 sec].
  169 Skokomish Salmon Ceremony (composite; Master tape), [11].
  170 Skokomish Salmon Ceremony (dub, Native Vision IIC recording)/ Makah Senior Citizens, Washington State University dig (dubs from super-8), 4 August 1981, [6].
  171 Skokomish Salmon Ceremony (dub from IIC recording), 18 August 1979, [10].
  172 Skokomish Salmon Ceremony (from 16 mm. super-8), 18 August 1979, [60].
  173 Squaxin Island Wedding (first version, Master tape), [55].
  174 Squaxin Island Wedding, part 1, 5 August 1979 (original), [60].
  175 Squaxin Island Wedding, part 2, 5 August 1979 (original), [60].
19 176 Swinomish Culture and Music (Master tape), [60].
  177 Swinomish Indians (dub), 27 February 1979, [60].
  178 Tulalip Coast Salish Pow-Wow Club at Washington State University, with Johnny Moses, 25 September 1981, [31 min. 30 sec.].
  179 Tulalip Salmon Ceremony (Master tape), 1979, [50].
  180 Washington, Joe (Washington State University IMS studio recording) 29 October 1979, [60].
  181 Washington, Joe (Washington State University IMS studio recording) 30 October 1979, [60].
  182 Washington, Joe and Children of Setting Sun (Master tape) 16 June 1979, [10].
  183 "William Shelton--A Tribute to My Father" (Master tape), [12].
  184 "William Shelton--A Tribute to My Father," [12]. *
     
Series 5: Videotapes (cont.)

Subseries 5.6: Plateau
     
  185 "Are You Serious About Music" 22 December 1977, [10]/Colville Cultural Heritage, [24].
20 186 Arlee, Johnny at KWSU TV, 18 April 1991, [30].
  187 "Chief Joseph's Retreat Out of Yellowstone" (dub from TV program "20-20"), 12 January 1984, [60].
     
Box Tape Description
     
  188 Flathead, Larry Parker/African Music, Michael Coolen, 17 November 1980, [60].
  189 Indian Music, Larry Parker at Washington State University, Pullman, 1 October 1972, [60].
  190 Ku-Au-Mah Native American Indian Association Conference, Washington State University, Social Pow-Wow and Celebration, 19 January 1979, [60].
  191 "Nez Perce Indians" (dub from Nee Mee Poo film), 20 November 1978, [28].
  192 Plains Indian Singing and Drumming, with Larry Parker, 17 November 1980, [60].
  193 Plains Indian Singing and Drumming, with Larry Parker, 17 November 1980, [60].*
     
Subseries 5.7: Southern Plains Indian Music
     
  194 Wahpeconiah, Ed, Dancing and Singing Demo #1, 29 November 1979, [60].
  195 Wahpeconiah, Ed, Dancing and Singing Demo #2, 29 November 1979, [60].
21 196 Wahpeconiah, Ed, "Indian Courting Flute," 30 November 1979, [30 min. 11 sec.].
  197 Wahpeconiah, Ed, Teaching Native American Dances (Master tape), 29 November 1979, [54 min. 7 sec.].
  198 Wapp, Ed, American Indian Music (Master tape), 30 November 1979, [60].
     
Series 5: Videotapes (cont.)

Subseries 5.8: Swinomish
     
  199 Dan, Bertha and Morris, Anthropology 450 lecture, "Bone Games," #1,
27 March 1979, [60].
  200 Dan, Bertha and Morris, Anthropology 450 lecture, "Bone Games," #2,
27 March 1979, [60].
Condition note: This tape is damaged and may not be able to be played or reproduced.
  201 Dan, Bertha and Morris, guest lecture, "Swinomish," #1, 26 May 1979,
[60].
  202 Dan, Bertha and Morris, guest lecture, "Swinomish," #2, 26 May 1979,
[60].
  203 Dan, Bertha and Morris, "Swinomish Culture and Music," #1 (uncut)
26 March 1979, [60].
  204 Dan Naming and Memorial, Swinomish Longhouse, #1, 18 January 1985,
[60].
  205 Dan Naming and Memorial, Swinomish Longhouse, #2, 18 January 1985,
[60].
  206 Dan Naming and Memorial, Swinomish Longhouse, 18 January 1985/
Jane Wyss, 18 January 1987/Edstrom, Olsen piano class,
18 January 1987, [60].
22 207 Swinomish, 23 October 1981, [60], (dubs from super-8).
  208 Swinomish Bone Games, 1979 (dark), [60].
  209 Swinomish Fishtrap, 1979, Swinomish Indian Reservation, no length given, (dub from super-8)
     
Box Tape Description
     
Subseries 5.9: Tulalip Coast Salish Pow-Wow
     
  210 Tulalip Coast Salish Pow-Wow Club (rehearsal with Johnny Moses), Tulalip Indian Reservation, Marysville, Washington, 8 June 1981, [30] (dark).
     
Subseries 5.10: Tulalip Salmon Ceremony
     
    Tulalip Salmon Ceremony, 9 June 1979, [20].
  211 Opening welcome, remarks by Cyrus James, Vi Hilbert.
  212 Inside longhouse, speeches by Jones, Williams, Dan, Dover.
  213 Procession; blessing of fishermen.
  214 Bringing salmon into longhouse; meal in community hall.
  215 People eating; cutaways.
  216 Longhouse; food burning; returning salmon bones to sea.
  217 Beach shots; cutaways.
     
Subseries 5.11: William A. Shelton¾ A Tribute to My Father
     
23 218 "William Shelton--A Tribute to My Father," (field recording for program),
with Harriet Shelton Dover, Tulalip Indian Reservation, 13 August 1980, [60].
     
Series 5: Videotapes (cont.)

Subseries 5.12: Miscellaneous
     
  219 Black Music #1, Bryan Hall Auditorium, Washington State University, Pullman, 17 February 1980, [60].
  220 Black Music #2, Bryan Hall Auditorium, Washington State University, Pullman, 17 February 1980, [60].
  221 Coolen, Michael, African Dances, 17 January 1980, [60].
  222 "Indian Self-Rule, A Problem of History," (dub from film by Selma Thomas), (no length given, undated).
  223 "Indian Self-Rule, A Problem of History,"* (for NEA), [9 min. 30 sec.]/ Tulalip Coast Salish Pow-Wow Club, [4 min. 30 sec.]/Tulalip Salmon Ceremony, [5]. (excerpts, all undated, total: [20]).
  224 "Indian Self-Rule, A Problem of History"/Tulalip Coast Salish Pow-Wow Club/ Tulalip Salmon Ceremony, (excerpts, all undated), [20].*
  225 Ksan, Warm Springs, Tulalip Schools (undated, super-8 dubs), [60].
  226 Noble, Weston, blending summer choir, Washington State University Music Department, 23 July 1981, [60].
  227 Noble, Weston, directing summer band, Washington State University Music Department, July 1981, (no length given).
     
Box Tape Description
     
Subseries 5.13: Nez Perce and Events
     
24 228 "A Monument" and Indian Dance, Kaka Schools, 9 December 1977 (dub).
  229 "A Monument" and Indian Dance, Kaka Schools, 9 December 1977 (VHS dub).
  230 Brandt, William, Indian Dance, CUB Auditorium, 15 December 1973.
  231 Brandt, William, Indian Dance, CUB Auditorium, 15 December 1973 (VHS dup), [54].
  232 "Grand Finale," 19 December 1977 (dub).
  233 Makah Music and Inuit Circumpolar Conference (dup).
  234 Makah Music and Inuit Circumpolar Conference (VHS dup), [59].
  235 Nanpooya, Ed, Indian Music, September 27, [35-40].
  236 Native Arts Festival, 1976 (dup).
  237 Native Arts Festival, 1976 (VHS dup.), [30].
  238 Nez Perce, Bouffiou #1, 2 December 1970.
  239 Nez Perce, Bouffiou #1, 2 December 1970, (VHS dup.), [60].
  240 Nez Perce, Bouffiou #2, 2 December 1970.
25 241 Nez Perce, Bouffiou #2, 2 December 1970, (VHS dup.), [24].
  242 Nez Perce, Indian Songs, Holland 39, 2 August 1972, [60].
  243 Nez Perce, Indian Songs, Holland 39, 2 August 1972, (VHS dup), [60].
  244 Nez Perce Music #1, CUB, 24 March 1972.
  245 Nez Perce Music #1, CUB, 24 March 1972 (VHS dup.).
  246 Nez Perce Music #2, CUB, 24 March 1972, [50].
  247 Nez Perce Music #1, #2, CUB, 24 March 1972, [120].
  248 Parker, Larry, Indian Music, 1 October 1972, [60].
  249 Pinkham, Alex, discussion with, Holland 39, 1 August 1972.
  250 "Totem Raising and Kaka Potlatch," 19 December 1977 (dub).
  251 "Totem Raising and Kaka Potlatch," 19 December 1977 (VHS dup.), [59].
     
Series 6: Audio Recordings
     
  252 Cassette tape, Loran Olsen's "Nez Perce Music Archive Sampler II: Songs from the War Dance Complex." Companion to Guide to the Nez Perce Music Archive. See Box 1, Folder 5, Guide to the Nez Perce Music Archive, 1989.
  253 Soundsheets (20 sheets, 9 songs at 33 1/3 rpm), "Nez Perce Songs of Historical Significance, as sung by Sol Webb," March 1972. See Box 1, Folder 1, Nez Perce Music Archive, 1971-1972.