Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 19American Folk-lore Society, 1963 |
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A COMPOSITE MYTH OF THE POMO INDIANS.1 THE following is a typical myth 2 of the Pomo Indians of Cali- fornia , and will serve to show some of the characteristics of Pomo mythology . It will be noted that this particular myth is a com ...
A COMPOSITE MYTH OF THE POMO INDIANS.1 THE following is a typical myth 2 of the Pomo Indians of Cali- fornia , and will serve to show some of the characteristics of Pomo mythology . It will be noted that this particular myth is a com ...
Strana 311
... myth - cere- monies are the Chaup traditions of the Diegueño collected by Miss Du Bois . The southwestern affinities ... myth . They are probably much more than mere dramatic repre- sentations of myths ; but that they should have been ...
... myth - cere- monies are the Chaup traditions of the Diegueño collected by Miss Du Bois . The southwestern affinities ... myth . They are probably much more than mere dramatic repre- sentations of myths ; but that they should have been ...
Strana 317
... myth given below was secured stated to the author that what he knew was only part of the entire Dakwish myth , that part , namely , which relates to Luiseño territory : and that another portion of the story , which tells of the doings ...
... myth given below was secured stated to the author that what he knew was only part of the entire Dakwish myth , that part , namely , which relates to Luiseño territory : and that another portion of the story , which tells of the doings ...
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