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+#REDIRECT [[Alfred Kroeber#Influence]]
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-'''Tribelet''' is a term used mainly in the study of the [[Native peoples of California]] to describe a social unit which was smaller and less hierarchically organized than a [[tribe]].
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-The term was coined by [[A.L. Kroeber]] in the ''Handbook of the Indians of California'',<ref name=kroeber1976handbook>{{cite book | last = Kroeber | first = A | title = Handbook of the Indians of California | pages=160–163, 228–230, 234–235 | publisher = Dover Publications | location = New York | year = 1976 | isbn = 0486233685 }}</ref><ref name=golla2011>{{cite book | last = Golla | first = Victor | title = California Indian languages | publisher = University of California Press | location = Berkeley | year = 2011 | isbn = 0520266676 }}</ref> and elaborated on in ''The Patwin and their Neighbors''.<ref name=kroeberpatwin>{{Cite book
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-| first = A.L.
-| title = The Patwin and their neighbors
-| year = 1932
-| url = http://digitalassets.lib.berkeley.edu/anthpubs/ucb/text/ucp029-005.pdf
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-==References==
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-[[Category:Ethnology]]
-[[Category:Tribes]]
-[[Category:Anthropology]]