Havasupai legends : religion and mythology of the Havasupai Indians of the Grand Canyon /
Carma Lee Smithson and Robert C. Euler.
Bok Engelsk 1994 Carma Lee. Smithson,· Electronic books
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| Utgitt | Salt Lake City : : University of Utah Press, , c1994.
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| Omfang | 1 online resource (xii, 123 p., [13] p. of plates ) : ill. ;
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| Opplysninger | Originally published: Havasupai religion and mythology. [Salt Lake City: University of Utah Press,] 1964, in series: University of Utah anthropological papers ; no. 68. With new pref.. - Religion. Sacred Places and Spirits. Conceptions of the Soul. Shamans and Illness. Concepts of Disease and Illness. Preventive Medicine. Medicinal Therapy and Contraceptives. The Sweatlodge and Its Therapeutic Functions. Death and Funeral Customs. The Funeral of Mexican Jack. Dances -- Legends. Origins. Havasu Canyon Walls Closing Up. Frog Rock. Origin of Menstruation. The Man Who Went After His Wife. The Lady Who Could Have No Children. Grandmother and Little Boy. The Sun and His Daughters. The Man Who Caught Himself in the Eagle's Nest. Bear's Wife. Turkey (or Eagle). Turkey (version 2). Fox and the Giant Bird. Fox and His Brother. Gila Monster and Hunter Hawk. Porcupine. Porcupine (version 2). Bat. Coyote and His Family. Coyote Steals the Heart of a Chief. Coyote, Wolf, and Lion. Coyote Packs a Pole. Wolf, Coyote, Bat, and Elk. The First Sweatlodge. Coyote and Deer. Coyote's Death.
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| Emner | Havasupai Indians - Legends
Havasupai Indians - Religion and mythology Havasupai mythology. Legends - Arizona. indianere religion mytologi arizona yuma |
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| ISBN | 0874804469
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