Notes to Traditions of the Arikara — Reading edition
84 notes · Reading edition
INTRODUCTION. · Note 11. THE WOLF AND LUCKY-MAN CREATE LAND.[2] · Note 12. THE SPIDERS GIVE BIRTH TO PEOPLE.[3] · Note 13. THE ORIGIN OF THE ARIKARA.[4] · Note 14. THE ORIGIN OF THE ARIKARA.[5] · Note 15. THE ORIGIN OF THE ARIKARA.[6] · Note 16. THE ORIGIN OF THE ARIKARA.[7] · Note 17. THE ORIGIN OF THE ARIKARA.[8] · Note 18. THE ORIGIN OF THE AWAHO-BUNDLE PEOPLE.[9] · Note 19. MOTHER-CORN’S VISIT TO THE ARIKARA.[10] · Note 110. MOTHER-CORN’S VISIT TO THE ARIKARA.[11] · Note 111. HOW THE PEOPLE ESCAPED THE BUFFALO.[12] · Note 112. WHY THE BUFFALO NO LONGER EAT PEOPLE.[13] · Note 113. WHY THE BUFFALO NO LONGER EAT PEOPLE.[14] · Note 114. THE GIRL WHO MARRIED A STAR.[15] · Note 115. THE GIRL WHO MARRIED A STAR.[16] · Note 116. NO-TONGUE AND THE SUN AND THE MOON.[17] · Note 117. HOW BURNT-HANDS BECAME A CHIEF.[18] · Note 118. HOW BURNT-HANDS BECAME A CHIEF.[19] · Note 119. HOW BURNT-HANDS BECAME A CHIEF.[20] · Note 120. THE TWO BOYS AND THE WATER-SERPENT.[21] · Note 121. THE BOY WHO BEFRIENDED THE THUNDERBIRDS, AND THE SERPENT.[22] · Note 122. THE BOY WHO TURNED INTO A SNAKE.[23] · Note 123. THE BOY WHO RECEIVED THE MOUSE POWER.[24] · Note 124. THE BOY AND THE YOUNG HAWKS.[25] · Note 125. THE END OF THE ELK POWER.[26] · Note 126. THE ELK RESCUES A WOMAN FROM THE BEAR.[27] · Note 127. THE BOY AND THE ELK.[28] · Note 128. THE COYOTE, THE GIRL, AND THE MAGIC WINDPIPE.[29] · Note 129. THE BUFFALO-WIFE AND THE JAVELIN GAME.[30] · Note 130. THE ORIGIN OF THE WOLF DANCE.[31] · Note 131. THE MEDICINE DANCE OF THE BEAVER, TURTLE, AND WITCH-WOMAN.[32] · Note 132. THE VILLAGE-BOY AND THE WOLF POWER.[33] · Note 133. THE RABBIT-BOY.[34] · Note 134. THE MAN AND THE WATER-DOGS.[35] · Note 135. THE FIVE TURTLES AND THE BUFFALO DANCE.[36] · Note 136. THE NOTCHED STICK AND THE OLD WOMAN OF THE ISLAND.[37] · Note 137. THE MAN WHO MARRIED A COYOTE.[38] · Note 138. THE MAN WHO TURNED INTO A STONE.[39] · Note 139. THE WOMAN WHO TURNED INTO A STONE.[40] · Note 140. THE POWER OF THE BLOODY SCALPED-MAN.[41] · Note 141. THE BOY WHO CARRIED A SCALPED-MAN INTO CAMP.[42] · Note 142. THE GIRL WHO WAS BLEST BY THE BUFFALO AND CORN.[43] · Note 143. THE FIGHT BETWEEN THE ARIKARA AND THE SNAKES.[44] · Note 144. THE FIGHT BETWEEN THE ARIKARA AND THE BEARS.[45] · Note 145. THE WIFE WHO MARRIED AN ELK.[46] · Note 146. THE FOUR GIRLS AND THE MOUNTAIN-LION.[47] · Note 147. THE DEEDS OF YOUNG-EAGLE.[48] · Note 148. THE GIRL WHO BECAME A WHIRLWIND.[49] · Note 149. THE COYOTE AND THE MICE SUN DANCE.[50] · Note 150. THE COYOTE BECOMES A BUFFALO.[51] · Note 151. THE COYOTE AND THE ARTICHOKE.[52] · Note 152. THE COYOTE RIDES THE BEAR.[53] · Note 153. THE COYOTE RIDES THE BUFFALO.[54] · Note 154. THE COYOTE AND THE BUFFALO RUN A RACE.[55] · Note 155. THE COYOTE AND THE DANCING CORN.[56] · Note 156. THE COYOTE AND THE TURTLE RUN A RACE.[57] · Note 157. THE COYOTE AND THE STONE RUN A RACE.[58] · Note 158. THE COYOTE AND THE ROLLING STONE.[59] · Note 159. THE COYOTE AND THE ROLLING STONE.[60] · Note 160. HOW THE SCALPED-MAN LOST HIS WIFE.[61] · Note 161. THE GENEROUS SCALPED-MAN AND HIS BETRAYER.[62] · Note 162. THE SCALPED-MAN.[63] · Note 163. THE DEAD MAN’S COUNTRY.[64] · Note 164. THE COYOTE WHO SPOKE TO THE EAGLE HUNTERS.[65] · Note 165. THE GIRL AND THE ELK.[66] · Note 166. HOW THE RABBIT SAVED A WARRIOR.[67] · Note 167. THE WOMAN WHOSE BREASTS WERE CUT OFF.[68] · Note 168. THE WATER-DOGS.[69] · Note 169. TWO-WOLVES, THE PROPHET.[70] · Note 170. HOW THE MEDICINE-ROBE SAVED THE ARIKARA.[71] · Note 170. HOW THE MEDICINE-ROBE SAVED THE ARIKARA.[71] · Note 271. THE MEDICINE BEAR SHIELD.[73] · Note 172. THE CRUCIFIED ENEMY.[74] · Note 173. HOW A SIOUX WOMAN’S SCALP WAS SACRIFICED.[75] · Note 174. THE WARRIOR WHO FOUGHT THE SIOUX.[76] · Note 175. THE CAPTURE OF THE ENEMY’S BOWS.[77] · Note 176. THE WOMAN WHO BEFRIENDED THE WARRIORS.[78] · Note 177. THE ATTACK UPON THE EAGLE HUNTERS.[79] · Note 178. THE ATTACK UPON THE EAGLE HUNTERS.[80] · Note 179. THE MOURNING LOVER.[81] · Note 180. CONTEST BETWEEN THE BEAR AND THE BULL SOCIETIES.[82] · Note 181. HOW WHITE-BEAR CAME TO BELONG TO THE BEAR SOCIETY.[83] · Note 182. THE TALE OF A MEMBER OF THE BEAR SOCIETY.[84] · Note 1