Links
Yurok tribal organizations and community groups
University of California, Berkeley
- UC Berkeley Department of Linguistics
- Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
- A. L. Kroeber field notes at the Bancroft Library
- Berkeley Language Center Language Archives
- Ethnographic Photographs by A. L. Kroeber
Northwest California resources
- Humboldt State University Library Subject Guide: Native American Studies, Northwestern California
- Indian Education Program, Klamath-Trinity Joint Unified School District
Other academic resources

Teaching, learning, and documenting Yurok

Robert Spott, the adoptive son of the learned traditionalist Captain Spott, was himself one of the most culturally knowledgeable Yurok people of his generation. Robert worked on Yurok cultural and linguistic documentation with scholars of several generations, including A. L. Kroeber, with whom he wrote Yurok narratives in 1940, and the British linguist R. H. Robins, who recorded him in 1951.
[Photo (1907): Phoebe Hearst Museum of Anthropology.]
[Photo (1907): Phoebe Hearst Museum of Anthropology.]