Journal of American FolkloreAmerican Folk-lore Society, 1979 |
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THE WORSHIP AND FOLK - LORE OF METEORITES.1 Few natural objects have more generally been worshipped by the human race than meteorites . From the dawn of history to the pre- sent there has probably never been a day when there was not ...
THE WORSHIP AND FOLK - LORE OF METEORITES.1 Few natural objects have more generally been worshipped by the human race than meteorites . From the dawn of history to the pre- sent there has probably never been a day when there was not ...
Strana 201
... worship . In the course of time , however , the worship was discontinued , and the stone disappeared from view , probably , alas ! never to be found again . It has been searched for most industri- ously by modern excavators , but no ...
... worship . In the course of time , however , the worship was discontinued , and the stone disappeared from view , probably , alas ! never to be found again . It has been searched for most industri- ously by modern excavators , but no ...
Strana 205
... worship to the Comanche Indians . It was set up at a point where several trails met , and the Indians in passing by it were accustomed to deposit upon it offerings of beads , pipes , and tobacco.1 Portions of the mass are now to be seen ...
... worship to the Comanche Indians . It was set up at a point where several trails met , and the Indians in passing by it were accustomed to deposit upon it offerings of beads , pipes , and tobacco.1 Portions of the mass are now to be seen ...
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