Hupa

In the United States from northwestern California to Alaska, various tribes, such as the Yurok and the Hupa, built subterranean sweat houses of wood.

The Temascal: Traditional Sweat Bath 2008

In the United States from northwestern California to Alaska, various tribes, such as the Yurok and the Hupa, built subterranean sweat houses of wood.

The Temascal: Traditional Sweat Bath 2008

One of those did use the program and had a great time at the Hupa indian reservation for 2 years.

Mad as Hell Doctor Part of the Problem in America's Sick Care Non-System 2009

One of those did use the program and had a great time at the Hupa indian reservation for 2 years.

Mad as Hell Doctor Part of the Problem in America's Sick Care Non-System 2009

The Museum has been in the news over the last few years, because many of the objects returned to it via NAGPRA have been contaminated with toxic levels of pesticides, posing potential risks to members of the Hupa, Yurok and Karuk tribes who use them in religious ceremonies.

Something Sacred 2006

Though in lesser degree, the Hupa - te is as irrelevant to the vital word as is to-morrow to the grammatical “feel” of I leave.

Chapter 4. Form in Language: Grammatical Processes 1921

There is the liveliest intertribal intercourse between the Hupa, Yurok, and Karok, so much so that all three generally attend an important religious ceremony given by any one of them.

Chapter 10. Language, Race and Culture 1921

” It is obvious that in Chinook, as in Hupa, the greater part of the grammatical machinery resides in the prefixes rather than in the suffixes.

Chapter 4. Form in Language: Grammatical Processes 1921

The Hupa word te-s-e-ya-te “I will go, ” for example, consists of a radical element - ya - “to go, ” three essential prefixes and a formally subsidiary suffix.

Chapter 4. Form in Language: Grammatical Processes 1921

In some of the tribes, such as the Hupa, for example, there existed no organization and no formalities in the government of the village.

The Red Man's Continent: a chronicle of aboriginal America Ellsworth Huntington 1911