The Journal of California Anthropology

Parent: UC Merced Library

eScholarship stats: Breakdown by Item for May through August, 2026

ItemTitleTotal requestsDownloadView-only%Dnld
37r1g44rThe Datura Cult Among the Chumash1,16585630973.5%
02r6j5s0Hunting With Ishi - The Last Yana Indian97215681616.0%
8zj4708qPatterns of Chumash Names96368827571.4%
8833s5k5The Names and Locations of Historic Chumash Villages72827045837.1%
3s34f5ssChumash Placenames50021528543.0%
0595h88mAgriculture Among the Paiute of Owens Valley43724319455.6%
5sb5h172The Integration of Myth and Ritual in South-Central California: The Northern Complex40118821346.9%
1qd28483The Painted Rock Site (SBa-502 and SBa-526): Sapaksi, The House of the Sun3816731417.6%
3ns327m5Agricultural Motifs In Southem California Indian Mythology38010227826.8%
57x2n8t9Mirror of Our Conscience: Surviving Photographic Images of California Indians Produced Before 186037312524833.5%
6ns970x9Some Observations on Chumash Prehistoric Stone Effigies3598027922.3%
3vn6f5rgThe Calloway Affair of 1880: Chemehuevi Adaptation and Chemehuevi-Mohave Relations35821814060.9%
68k9x90hPortola's 1769 Expedition and Coastal Native Villages of San Diego County35514321240.3%
31p6w59hHeizer, ed.: <em>Handbook of North American Indians, Vol. 5, California</em>33013819241.8%
0pk6x7ssAdvertisements31417813656.7%
64b2v0m4Notes on the Kumeyaay: A Problem of Identification31219911363.8%
1sr2x936A Half Century of Death Valley Archaeology29716812956.6%
39t6s0ktSome Coast Miwok Tales2929919333.9%
0rg7c5vfRitual Management of Salmonid Fish Resources in California28510617937.2%
584924csInterior Chumash28112016142.7%
5092355xWii'ipay: The Living Rocks—Ethnographic Notes on Crystal Magic Among Some California Yumans27010216837.8%
3pd0064bFages' Code of Conduct Toward Indians, 17872651669962.6%
6ff6485cImagemakers of the Modoc War: Louis Heller and Eadweard Muybridge2484620218.5%
23x3t6ddKamia and Kumeyaay: A Linguistic Perspective2475419321.9%
2361f395The Origin of the Name "Cahuilla"2466318325.6%
4pt6s4rbArchaeology and California's Climate24610514142.7%
7pb3t575Mohave Indian Images and the Artist Maynard Dixon2416018124.9%
5qp0d7r9Laird: <em>The Chemehuevis</em>24013210855.0%
1bt8j4z3Chemehuevi Religious Beliefs and Practices2388815037.0%
7gb2h4w8Hudson and Underhay: <em>Crystals in the Sky: An Intellectual Odyssey Involving Chumash Astronomy, Cosmology, and Rock Art</em>2388115734.0%
7d1147cpJ. P. Harrington's Cochimi Vocabularies23412810654.7%
2gr06809A Query Regarding the Possible Hallucinogenic Effects of Ant Ingestion in South-Central California2338215135.2%
6362h81jChumash Canoes of Mission Santa Barbara: the Revolt of 18242316117026.4%
1vb2c533The Chumash Revolt of 1824: A Native Account2257315232.4%
8pj9f0xkThe 1870 Ghost Dance and the Methodists: An Unexpected Turn of Events in Round Valley2184717121.6%
7k3917hdAndrew A. Forbes - Photographs of the Owens Valley Paiute21610710949.5%
8829f2mwLatta: <em>Handbook of Yokuts Indians (second edition)</em>2165416225.0%
66d004nhMemorial to Rev. Maynard J. Geiger, O.F.M.2128412839.6%
3dw6f08jKawaiisu Basketry2116914232.7%
6kc6z7zsCook: <em>The Population of California Indians, 1769-1970</em>2095415525.8%
0594f5wtHeizer and Baumhoff: <em>Prehistoric Rock Art of Nevada and California</em>2088712141.8%
1cd87244A Strategic Mission: Santa Catalina2075914828.5%
5210d8skTemal Wakhish: A Desert Cahuilla Village20510010548.8%
8025q753Two Chemehuevi Teaching Myths2016613532.8%
3dn47296Heizer, Ed.: <em>They Were Only Diggers: A Collection of Articles from California Newspapers 1851-1886, On Indian and White Relations</em>; and Heizer, Ed.: <em>The Destruction of California Indians</em>2001168458.0%
7sw3t7t8The Willie Boy Case and Attendant Circumstances1985414427.3%
6g85j8t6Origin of the Horse1973516217.8%
0q80d4f3Some Wappo Names for People and Languages1901048654.7%
0b9076fmKelly: <em>Cocopa Ethnography</em>1896012931.7%
7qz254p5'The Basket is in the Roots, That's Where it Begins'1854014521.6%

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