[106] For evidence of this, using the words on Drake's plate of brass, see Allen Chickering, "Some Notes with Regard to Drake's Plate of Brass" and "Further Notes on the Drake Plate."
[107] Powers, Tribes of California, p. 171. Cf. the Huchnom song facing p. 144.
[108] Loeb, The Western Kuksu Cult, pp. 103, 127, 128.
[109] Loeb, Pomo Folkways, pp. 374, 392, 393. See also Barrett, Ceremonies, pp. 409, 413.
[110] Because of the high degree of similarity between all phases of Pomo and Coast Miwok ceremonies, a close correspondence, or even identity, in the songs connected with these ceremonies may safely be assumed.
[111] Davidson, "Identification of Sir Francis Drake's Anchorage," p. 35.
[112] J. P. Munro-Fraser, History of Marin County (San Francisco, 1880), pp. 96-97.
[113] Wagner, Drake's Voyage, pp. 148, 167, 494.
[114] Wagner, "The Last Spanish Exploration," p. 334.
[115] Wagner, Drake's Voyage, p. 167.