Ella Cara Deloria - CaLiGraph

Property	Value
rdf:type	Writer from Sioux Falls, South Dakota Writer from peoples indigenous to the Americas owl:NamedIndividual 1889 birth 1971 death 20th-century American women scientist 20th-century American women writer 20th-century anthropologist American anthropologist Dakota person Native American woman of the United States Native American women writer Native Americans of the United States Oberlin College alumnus Women anthropologist Person from Rapid City, South Dakota Teachers College, Columbia University alumnus Women linguist Native American linguist Person from Corson County, South Dakota
rdfs:label	Ella Cara Deloria
owl:sameAs	dbr:Ella_Cara_Deloria
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skos:prefLabel	Ella Cara Deloria
skos:altLabel	Deloria, Ella Cara Ella Deloria
clgo:almaMater	Bachelor of Science Oberlin College Teachers College, Columbia University
clgo:birthDate	1889-01-31
clgo:birthPlace	Rapid City, South Dakota South Dakota Yankton Indian Reservation Minnehaha County, South Dakota Sioux Falls, South Dakota Lincoln County, South Dakota
clgo:birthYear	1889
clgo:deathDate	1971-02-12
clgo:deathPlace	Wagner, South Dakota
clgo:deathYear	1971
clgo:education	All Saints School (Sioux Falls, South Dakota) Mission school
clgo:knownFor	Latin Legend Sioux language Oral history
clgo:occupation	Novelist Teacher Ethnography Anthropologist Linguistics
clgo:relative	Vine Deloria Jr.
is clgo:author of	Waterlily (novel)

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