North American
The North American Indian, Vol. 1
作者：Curtis, Edward S., 1868-1952
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章节目录
共 155 题- The Pool - Apache
- The North American Indian
- Written, Illustrated, And Published By Edward S. Curtis
- Edited By Frederick Webb Hodge
- Foreword By Theodore Roosevelt
- Field Research Conducted Under The Patronage Of J. Pierpont Morgan
- Copyright 1907, by Edward S. Curtis
- First reprinting 1970, Johnson Reprint Corporation
- CONTENTS
- ALPHABET USED IN RECORDING INDIAN TERMS
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- FOREWORD
- THEODORE ROOSEVELT
- White River - Apache
- GENERAL INTRODUCTION
- By The Sycamore - Apache
- The Fire Drill - Apache
- EDWARD S. CURTIS.
- A Noonday Halt - Navaho
- INTRODUCTION TO VOLUME ONE
- EDWARD S. CURTIS
- Apache Camp
- Typical Apache
- THE APACHE
- HISTORICAL SKETCH
- At The Ford - Apache
- The Bathing Pool - Apache
- Mescal Hills - Apache
- HOMELAND AND LIFE
- Primitive Apache Home
- Cutting Mescal - Apache
- Mescal - Apache
- Filling the Pit - Apache
- The Covered Pit - Apache
- MYTHOLOGY - CREATION MYTH
- Apache Still Life
- Among the Oaks - Apache
- Mescal Camp - Apache
- Sacred Buckskin - Apache
- EXPLANATION OF PLATE
- Apache Girl
- The Ford - Apache
- MEDICINE AND MEDICINE-MEN
- Apache Medicine-man
- 2 _Inate{~COMBINING BREVE~}sh nzhoni be{~COMBINING BREVE~}oishka__n__._
- 3 _Enude{~COMBINING BREVE~}tsos nzhoni be{~COMBINING BREVE~}oishka__n__._
- 4 _Inyatil nzhoni be{~COMBINING BREVE~}oishka__n__._
- 6 _Indu{~COMBINING BREVE~}h binandahe be{~COMBINING BREVE~}oishka__n__._
- 8 _Nde shinkloho beh sanandahe be{~COMBINING BREVE~}oishka__n__._
- 9 _Beh sanashado be{~COMBINING BREVE~}oishka__n__._
- 11 _Shagocho paogo nasha._
- 12 _Akud nde sa nzhoni ye{~COMBINING BREVE~}sitchi ye{~COMBINING BREVE~}atido._
- 14 _Shitu{~COMBINING BREVE~}h gozho__n__dolezh pogo hadishndi._
- 1 _Stenatliha__n__, you are good, I pray for a long life._
- 2 _I pray for your good looks._
- 3 _I pray for good breath._
- 4 _I pray for good speech._
- 5 _I pray for feet like yours to carry me through a long life._
- 6 _I pray for a life like yours._
- 7 _I walk with people; ahead of me all is well._
- 8 _I pray for people to smile as long as I live._
- 9 _I pray to live long._
- 11 _I live in poverty._
- 12 _I wish the people there to speak of goodness and to talk to me._
- 13 _I wish you to divide your good things with me, as a brother._
- 14 _Ahead of me is goodness, lead me on._
- Maternity Belt - Apache
- Medicine Cap and Fetish - Apache
- THE MESSIAH CRAZE
- Apache Village
- Sand Mosaic - Apache
- PUBERTY RITE
- DANCE OF THE GODS
- Apache _Gaun_
- Apache Maiden
- THE JICARILLAS
- Lone Tree Lodge - Jicarilla
- HOME AND GENERAL CUSTOMS
- A Jicarilla
- A Jicarilla Feast March
- Jicarillas
- Jeditoh - Navaho
- MYTHOLOGY - CREATION MYTH
- MIRACLE PERFORMERS
- Lake Lajara - Navaho
- Into the Desert - Navaho
- Gopher answered, "I need fur to make a nest for my little children."
- Nature's Mirror - Navaho
- Canon _Hogan_ - Navaho
- ORIGIN OF FIRE
- THE NAVAHO
- A Drink in the Desert - Navaho
- HOME LIFE, ARTS, AND BELIEFS
- Under the Cottonwoods - Navaho
- Cornfields in Canon Del Muerto - Navaho
- The Blanket Maker - Navaho
- HISTORY
- Navaho _Hogan_
- MYTHOLOGY - CREATION MYTH
- Navaho Still Life
- Navaho Medicine-man
- Through the Canon - Navaho
- Evening in the Desert - Navaho
- Antelope Ruin - Canon del Muerto
- MIRACLE PERFORMERS
- LEGEND OF THE HAPPINESS CHANT
- At the dance the younger sister asked, "What is it that smells so sweet?"
- LEGEND OF THE NIGHT CHANT
- CEREMONIES--THE NIGHT CHANT
- MATURITY CEREMONY
- MARRIAGE
- Mescal Harvest - Apache
- APPENDIX
- White River Valley - Apache
- TRIBAL SUMMARY - THE APACHE
- BAND I
- BAND II
- BAND III
- BAND IV
- 1. Nde Nde{~COMBINING BREVE~}zn (Tall People).
- BAND V
- NAMES FOR INDIAN TRIBES--
- Apache - Nde (The People)
- Arivaipa Apache - Chulinne{~COMBINING BREVE~}
- Chiricahua Apache - Aiahan (People of the East)
- Coyotero Apache - Klinapaha (Many Travel Together)
- Havasupai - Dezhi{~COMBINING BREVE~}piklakulh (Women Dress in Bark)
- Hopi - Tsekulkinne{~COMBINING BREVE~} (Houses on the Rocks)
- Navaho - Yutahan (Live Far Up)
- Northern Indians - Nda Yutahan (White-man Navaho)
- Pima - Saikinne{~COMBINING BREVE~} (Sand Houses)
- Rio Grande Pueblos - Tu Tlu{~COMBINING BREVE~}ni (Much Water)
- San Carlos Apache - Tseenlin (Between Rocks)
- Tonto Apache - Dilzha{~COMBINING BREVE~}n (Spatter-talkers), or Koun (Rough)
- Zuni - Nashtizhe{~COMBINING BREVE~} (Blackened Eyebrows)
- Infant Burial - Apache
- THE JICARILLAS
- POPULATION--784.
- NAMES FOR INDIAN TRIBES--
- Chishin (Red Paint)
- Nda (Enemies)
- Jicarillas - Haisndayin (People Who Came from Below)
- Mescaleros - Natahi{~COMBINING BREVE~}n (Mescal)
- Navaho - Inltane{~COMBINING BREVE~} (Corn Planters)
- Pueblos - Chiain (Have Burros)
- Ute - Yota
- THE NAVAHO
- NAMES FOR INDIAN TRIBES--
- SOUTHERN ATHAPASCAN COMPARATIVE VOCABULARY
- Navaho Women
- INDEX
- THE END OF VOLUME I
- FOOTNOTES
- 4 The myth and ritual of this ceremony are given on pages 111-116.
- 8 Our months, of course, only approximate the moons of the Indians.