by mwolley | Nov 17, 2020 | North America
“Coyote Kills His Children” Culture: White Mountain Apache | Narrator: Bane Tithla | Source: Goodwin (1939:154) Entry by Maiyan Wolley & Michelle Scalise Sugiyama Story Coyote started to trot along. While he was on his way he met Turkey and...
by Michelle Scalise Sugiyama | Nov 13, 2020 | North America
“The Great Epidemic” Culture: Kutenai | Narrator: Barnaby | Source: Boas & Chamberlain (1918:268) Entry by Michelle Scalise Sugiyama Story Well, I’ll tell a story of what happened long ago. The people were living there, and at once...
by Michelle Scalise Sugiyama | Nov 13, 2020 | North America
“Coyote and Raccoon” Culture: Kahosadi (Shasta) | Narrator: Unidentified | Source: Dixon (1910:35) Entry by Michelle Scalise Sugiyama Story Coyote was going somewhere with some one. He was going to a dance with Coon. They returned to their...
by aloewens | Nov 13, 2020 | North America
“A Young Man Carries About Fire All Winter” Culture: Dunne-za | Narrator: Ike of Vermilion | Source: Goddard (1916:266) Entry by Asher Loewenstern & Michelle Scalise Sugiyama Story There was a young man who went around alone one winter. He...
by swalsh7 | Nov 13, 2020 | North America
“The Deserted Woman” Culture: Kaska Dena | Narrator: Unidentified | Source: Teit (1917:455) Entry by Sarah Walsh & Michelle Scalise Sugiyama Story A man and his wife were travelling with other people. The woman had a heavy load, and was following...
by Michelle Scalise Sugiyama | Sep 10, 2020 | Animals, Botany, Encyclopedia, Geographic Region, North America, Story Themes, Traditional Ecological Knowledge
“How Beaver Stole Fire from the Pines” Culture: Nimíipuu (Nez Percé) | Narrator: James Reubens | Source: Packard (1891:327) Entry by Michelle Scalise Sugiyama Story Once, before there were any people in the world, the different animals and...
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