Myths and Tales from the San Carlos Apache
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- Front matter (finished)
- Introduction (finished)
- Contents
- Creation Myth (First Version)
- Creation Myth (Second Version)
- Naiyenezgani
- Securing Fire (First Version)
- Securing Fire (Second Version)
- The Winning of Daylight (First Version)
- The Winning of Daylight (Second Version)
- Origin of the Clans
- The Development of Apache Culture
- The Deer Woman
- Songs of the Deer Ceremony
- Prayers for Hunting Deer
- The Snake Ceremony
- Panther and Coyote
- The Sisters are lured by a Flute (First Version)
- The Sisters are lured by a Flute (Second Version)
- Coyote and the Jack-Rabbit People
- Coyote's Eyes
- Tar Baby
- Sack and Pot as Man and Wife
- The Loaf, the Cloth, and the Hide
- The Good and the Bad Brother
- Magic Flight
- Bibliography
Front matterEdit
ANTHROPOLOGICAL PAPERS
OF
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM
OF NATURAL HISTORY
VOL. XXIV, PART I
MYTHS AND TALES FROM THE SAN CARLOS APACHE
BY
PLINY EARLE GODDARD
THE
AMERICAN MUSEUM
OF
NATURAL HISTORY
SCIENCE EDUCATION
NEW YORK
PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES
1918
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