Handbook of Native American Mythology

Handbook of Native American Mythology
ISBN-10
1851095330
ISBN-13
9781851095339
Category
Social Science / Ethnic Studies / General
Pages
297
Language
English
Published
2004-01-01
Publisher
ABC-CLIO
Authors
Dawn Elaine Bastian, Judy K. Mitchell

Description

Examines Native American mythology, providing an overview essay, chronology of the mythological universe, and alphabetically-arranged entries covering major deities, rituals, themes, and beliefs.

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