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North American Indian mythology

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: (Library of the world's myths and legends)New York Peter Bedrick Books c1965, 1985Edition: New rev. ed. 1st pub. in US in 1985 by agreement with Newnes/HamlynDescription: 144p.; ill.; bibliog.; indexContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0-87226-016-X
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Contents:
The Inuit (Eskimo). The fishermen of the Northwest coast. The hunters of the Northern forests. The farmers of the Eastern woodlands. The buffalo hunters of the plains. The hunters of the Southwest. The farmers of the Southeastern woodlands. The dwellers on the mesas. The past, the future. Chief gods and spirits of North America
Abstract: '...Such diversity provides a rich heritage of myths and legends....Some of the most interesting mythical figures--the Trickster, the Earth Mother and the nebulous Power Above--recur in the various traditions, providing insight into the deeply held beliefs of the various tribes.'
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Rev. by Marion Wood.

The Inuit (Eskimo). The fishermen of the Northwest coast. The hunters of the Northern forests. The farmers of the Eastern woodlands. The buffalo hunters of the plains. The hunters of the Southwest. The farmers of the Southeastern woodlands. The dwellers on the mesas. The past, the future. Chief gods and spirits of North America

'...Such diversity provides a rich heritage of myths and legends....Some of the most interesting mythical figures--the Trickster, the Earth Mother and the nebulous Power Above--recur in the various traditions, providing insight into the deeply held beliefs of the various tribes.'

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