Publisher's Synopsis
This seminal work on the mythology of the Blackfoot Indians is a treasure trove of stories, legends, and rituals that offer a unique perspective on Native American culture and spirituality. Based on field research conducted in the early 20th century, these volumes provide a comprehensive analysis of the myths and rituals of the Blackfoot, as well as their cosmology, art, and social organization. An essential resource for scholars of anthropology, folklore, or Native American studies.
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