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Ácoma, the sky city

Note 49 — Chapter III · FIRST EXPEDITIONS FROM NEW SPAIN

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The snake dance is now characteristically a Hopi ceremony, where it is primarily a prayer for rain. It was formerly widespread among the pueblo tribes and traces of it are still found at Ácoma and other places.—Walter Hough, in Hodge, Handbook, II, 605, 606.

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