Journal of American Folklore, Svazky 50–51American Folklore Society, 1937 |
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Strana 345
... Hidatsa chief while he is away on the warpath , 135. Big Iron , a shaman , marries a chief's daughter , 293. An Hidatsa chief has two wives , 237. There is no statement as to the number of chiefs in a camp . It is evident that a chief ...
... Hidatsa chief while he is away on the warpath , 135. Big Iron , a shaman , marries a chief's daughter , 293. An Hidatsa chief has two wives , 237. There is no statement as to the number of chiefs in a camp . It is evident that a chief ...
Strana 350
... Hidatsa war party , because of their similar language , is received hospitably by the Crow . Some Hidatsa men stay to marry Crow women ; some Crow men accompany those that return . They establish trading relations which are always ...
... Hidatsa war party , because of their similar language , is received hospitably by the Crow . Some Hidatsa men stay to marry Crow women ; some Crow men accompany those that return . They establish trading relations which are always ...
Strana 407
... Hidatsa , and Crow Indians ( Anthropological papers of the Ameri- can Museum of Natural History , Vol . XXI , part I. New York 1917 ) . d ) Societies of the Crow , Hidatsa , and Mandan Indians ( Anthropological papers of the American ...
... Hidatsa , and Crow Indians ( Anthropological papers of the Ameri- can Museum of Natural History , Vol . XXI , part I. New York 1917 ) . d ) Societies of the Crow , Hidatsa , and Mandan Indians ( Anthropological papers of the American ...
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