American Indian
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共 166 题- AMERICAN INDIAN LIFE
- NEW YORK B. W. HUEBSCH, INC. MCMXXII
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- PAGE
- PREFACE 1
- PLAINS TRIBES:
- TRIBES OF THE MIDDLE WEST:
- EASTERN TRIBES:
- TRIBES OF THE SOUTH-WEST:
- MEXICAN TRIBES:
- PACIFIC COAST TRIBES:
- NORTHERN ATHABASCAN TRIBES:
- ESKIMO:
- Preface
- E. C. P.
- Introduction
- A. L. KROEBER
- AMERICAN INDIAN LIFE
- Takes-the-pipe, a Crow Warrior
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- ROBERT H. LOWIE
- A Crow Woman’s Tale
- ROBERT H. LOWIE
- A Trial of Shamans
- ROBERT H. LOWIE
- Smoking-star, a Blackfoot Shaman
- When the pipe was burned out the story began thus:—
- CLARK WISSLER
- Little-wolf Joins the Medicine Lodge
- IN THE LODGE OF THE MASTER
- II
- THE INSTRUCTION
- III
- THE INITIATION
- ALANSON SKINNER
- Thunder-cloud, a Winnebago Shaman, Relates and Prays
- PAUL RADIN
- How Meskwaki Children Should Be Brought Up
- TRUMAN MICHELSON
- In Montagnais Country
- FRANK G. SPECK
- Hanging-flower, the Iroquois
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- XI
- XII
- ALEXANDER A. GOLDENWEISER
- The Thunder Power of Rumbling-wings
- M. R. HARRINGTON
- Tokulki of Tulsa
- JOHN R. SWANTON
- Slender-maiden of the Apache
- P. E. GODDARD
- When John the Jeweler was Sick[4]
- A. M. STEPHEN
- Waiyautitsa of Zuñi, New Mexico
- ELSIE CLEWS PARSONS
- Zuñi Pictures
- STEWART CULIN
- Havasupai Days
- II
- III
- LESLIE SPIER
- Earth-tongue, a Mohave
- A. L. KROEBER
- The Chief Singer of the Tepecano
- J. ALDEN MASON
- The Understudy of Tezcatlipoca
- HERBERT SPINDEN
- How Holon Chan Became The True Man of His People
- SYLVANUS G. MORLEY
- The Toltec Architect of Chichen Itza
- ALFRED M. TOZZER
- Wixi of the Shellmound People
- ON THE BEACH
- AT BREAKFAST
- DRAKE PASSES
- IN THE COUNCIL LODGE
- PROOF
- N. C. NELSON
- All Is Trouble Along the Klamath
- A YUROK IDYLL
- T. T. WATERMAN
- Sayach’apis, a Nootka Trader
- EDWARD SAPIR
- Windigo, a Chipewyan Story
- II
- III
- IV
- ROBERT H. LOWIE
- Cries-for-salmon, a Ten’a Woman
- T. B. REED AND ELSIE CLEWS PARSONS
- An Eskimo Winter
- FRANZ BOAS
- NAMES OF TRIBES DESCRIBED IN THIS BOOK ARE PRINTED IN RED INK]
- APPENDIX
- NOTES ON THE VARIOUS TRIBES[19]
- Crow
- Blackfoot
- Menomini
- Winnebago
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- Meskwaki
- Montagnais
- Iroquois
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- Lenape or Delaware Indians
- Creeks
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- Apache
- Navaho
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- Zuñi Indians
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- Havasupai
- Mohave
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- Tepecanos
- Aztecs
- Mayas
- II
- MAYA CHRONOLOGY (CHICHEN ITZA)
- The inscriptions at Copan, (Carnegie Institution, 1920.)
- The Shellmound People
- Yurok
- Nootka
- Chipewyan
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- RUSSELL, FRANK. Explorations in the Far North. (Des Moines, 1898.)
- LOWIE, ROBERT H. Chipewyan Tales. (_ibid._, vol. X, pp. 171-200.)
- Ten’a
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- Eskimos
- ILLUSTRATOR’S NOTES
- Takes-the-pipe, a Crow Warrior
- Smoking-star, a Blackfoot Shaman
- Little-wolf Joins the Medicine Lodge
- Thunder-cloud, a Winnebago Shaman, Relates and Prays
- How Meskwaki Children Should Be Brought Up
- In Montagnais Country
- Hanging-flower, the Iroquois
- The Thunder Power of Rumbling-wings
- Tokulki of Tulsa
- Slender-maiden of the Apache
- When John the Jeweler was Sick
- Waiyautitsa of Zuñi, New Mexico
- Zuñi Pictures
- Havasupai Days
- Earth-tongue, a Mohave
- The Chief Singer of the Tepecano
- The Understudy of Tezcatlipoca
- How Holon Chan Became the True Man of His People
- The Toltec Architect of Chichen Itza
- Wixi of the Shellmound People
- All Is Trouble Along the Klamath
- Sayach’apis, a Nootka Trader
- Cries-for-salmon, a Ten’a Woman
- An Eskimo Winter