Note 241 — Chapter XVI · CEREMONIALS AND RITUALS

Journal of American Folk-Lore, Vol. XXXI. Apparently a somewhat movable fiesta, always announced four days in advance by the Saint’s Crier. He also calls out that now it is time to bring in the wood. A portion of whatever is cooked that day is thrown on the house fire for ahappa awan tewa (“the dead their day”). These words, by the way, are Zuñi in origin.