Games and Dances

Lowie mentions one game played by the Ute. This is a hand game with

guessing sticks and counters. Douglas and Jeancon (1930) cite others

such as a hoop and stuffed ball game. Juggling games seem to have been

popular also. Stewart lists a number of additional games. There were

dances for both sexes accompanied by drums and notch-stick vibrators.

Other musical instruments used may have included rattles of deer

hooves, whistles, and possibly musical bows.

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