@misc{167316,
  author       = {Sapir, Edward. and Newman, Stanley S},
  title        = {Class Notes from Sapir's Comparative Athabaskan and Navajo Courses at Yale},
  year         = {1931},
  anlanote     = {Class notes from Sapir's Comparative Athabaskan and Navajocourses at Yale, 1931 - 1936 (1) Ms. notes on 101 slips, Anthro. 377, Apr-May [?]1931, Navajo only(2) Linguistics 132, Primitive Linguistics, Oct. 5, 1931-Feb. 24, '1932. 80 slips. Excellent class notes on Sapir's comparative Athabaskan Phonology and morphology, with some emphasis on Navajo, corresponding closely to Swadesh's notes from the same class. See also Whorf 1932. (3) Anthro. 377, Athabaskan, Oct. 4, 1933-May 19, 1934. 99 file slips. On Navajo, but heavily comparative throughout. (4) Comp. Lang., Jan. 28-May 29, 1936, 66 file slips. Excellent notes on Sapir's comparative Athabaskan, corresponding closely to Haas's notes from the same classes, much more strictly comparative than those of1931-32, which tended more to emphasize Navajo and modernAthabaskan structuresca.144},
  anlclanguage = {Comparative Athabaskan Navajo},
  anlctype     = {comparative},
  file         = {Class_Notes.PDF},
  format       = {Text},
  hhtype       = {grammar_sketch (computerized assignment from "notes")},
  inlg         = {English [eng]},
  lgcode       = {, Navajo [nav]},
  macro_area   = {North America},
  src          = {anla}
}