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 TNB->Wintun Indians: Wailaki band and place names and their meanings     
Posted on Sunday, June 05 @ 12:28:58 CDT (7119 reads)



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Here are the literal meanings of Wailaki band and place names based on the work of Baumhoff in "California Athabascan Groups."

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 TNB->Wintun Indians: Grindstone Indian Rancheria of Wintun-Wailaki Indians of California     
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