His "brain" is the subject of a recent book by Orin Starn, while two men named Clifford and Karl and a woman named Theodora also wrote books about him, which describe him "in three centuries" and "in two worlds."  
He trained his friend Saxton Pope in archery, leading to the latter's publication of a seminal work on  Bowhunting with a Bow and Arrow.  He was jailed by Sherriff J. B. Webber, and gained fame after Sam Batwi had an unsatisfactory conversation with him.  A number of his relatives died in the Three Knolls Massacre, and he himself died while visiting Thomas Waterman.  His "brain" is the subject of a recent book by Orin Starn, while two men named Clifford and Karl and a woman named Theodora also wrote books about him, which describe him "in three centuries" and "in two worlds."  FTP, name this member of the Yahi Indians, who after appearing in California in 1911 was studied by Alfred Kroeber.
He trained his friend Saxton Pope in archery, leading to the latter's publication of a seminal work on  Bowhunting with a Bow and Arrow.  
Ishi