Oral History: Clara Woodson and Gracie Begay
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Title
Oral History: Clara Woodson and Gracie Begay
Subject
Oral history interview with Clara Woodson and Gracie Begay, Western Shoshoni
GBIA 005
GBIA 005
Description
Clara Woodson (Battle Mountain, NV) and Gracie Begay (Austin, NV), both Western Shoshone, explain their early lives, what life was like when they were younger, and different parts of their family background. They both talk about different stories including the Coyote playing Hand Game, Shoshoni beliefs on death, and one of their elders Maggie, who had the power to turn into a wolf. Clara describes her frustrations with the government and tells how they never received proper compensation for what was taken from the Western Shoshone. Interviewed by Joe Ducette, 16 March 2006
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Creator
Great Basin Indian Archive, in partnership with Barrick Gold of North America
Source
Great Basin Indian Archive - Western Shoshone Oral Histories - GBIA 005
Publisher
Great Basin Indian Archive
Date
16 March 2006
Contributor
Joe Ducette (interviewer); Scott A. Gavorsky (GBC Virtual Humanities Center)
Rights
Great Basin Indian Archive
Language
English; Western Shoshone
Oral History Item Type Metadata
Interviewer
Joe Ducette
Interviewee
Clara Woodson and Gracie Begay
Location
Elko, NV
Original Format
DVD
Duration
43:26
Files
Collection
Citation
Great Basin Indian Archive, in partnership with Barrick Gold of North America, “Oral History: Clara Woodson and Gracie Begay,” Humanities Center at Great Basin College, accessed December 24, 2024, https://test.humanities.gbcnv.edu/omeka/items/show/58.
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