From the Contra Costa Times -- The first time Barbara Pineda came into contact with a linguist, she was wary about what he wanted.
An academic researcher from UC Berkeley was visiting her grandmother's home in Mendocino County in the early 1960s, taking notes as her family shared words from their Northern Pomo language.
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