Pomo

Establishing:The same two women from Mendo Lake 1 & 2, unknown festival announcer in the background.

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Named locations: Lake Mendocino, California State University, East Bay.
Major themes covered:  Native American Senior Day at Mendo Lake; Pomo chanting and dancing; Pomo ceremonial dress; Mendo Lake Pomo Council; Elsie Allen; cultural revitalization within the Pomo community; Nelson Hopper; shamanism; Pomo diet; Pomo subsistence and language; academic interest in Pomo culture and language.
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Named locations: Mendo Lake (Lake Mendocino), Coyote Dam, Ukiah (CA), the Russian River, Coyote Valley, Willits (CA), Redwood Forest.
Major themes covered:  discuss the art and culture of Pomo Indians
Native activities shown:  
Individuals Named: Elsie Allen, Angie Campbell, Grandma Molly and Grandma Lucy (other names are mentioned but they are barely audible)
Native language spoken:
Audible?  silent
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Named locations: Stewarts Point Indian Reservation
Major themes covered: follows a female Pomo shaman conducting a ritual healing ceremony over a man with body pains
Native activities shown:  
Individuals Named: Essie Parrish is named in general, as "a Pomo Shaman" 
Native language spoken: Pomoan (Kashia/Kashaya), Hokan (broader language group)
 
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