Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 49American Folk-lore Society, 1936 |
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Strana 143
... peyote offers sociological and psychological material of no small importance . The spread and increased prominence of peyote ceremonies coincided suggestively with the final triumph of white civilization over the tribes of our western ...
... peyote offers sociological and psychological material of no small importance . The spread and increased prominence of peyote ceremonies coincided suggestively with the final triumph of white civilization over the tribes of our western ...
Strana 149
... peyote that was right here . There was a big one standing right here . ' " I am the one . ' " Oh ! ' he said . It surprised him . " From that time on he certainly had his part in the peyote meetings , and he did well . " The ready ...
... peyote that was right here . There was a big one standing right here . ' " I am the one . ' " Oh ! ' he said . It surprised him . " From that time on he certainly had his part in the peyote meetings , and he did well . " The ready ...
Strana 161
... peyote to be eaten . In some cases they were arranged in rows on a woven tray , sometimes they were kept in a sack . Occasionally the peyote were arranged in circular fashion around the fire - pit with the " chief peyote " to the east ...
... peyote to be eaten . In some cases they were arranged in rows on a woven tray , sometimes they were kept in a sack . Occasionally the peyote were arranged in circular fashion around the fire - pit with the " chief peyote " to the east ...
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VOL | 49 |
Pueblo Indian Folk Tales | 69 |
The Influence of Aboriginal Pattern and White Contact on a Recently | 143 |
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