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The North American Indian, Volume 1

The North American Indian, Volume 1

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Number of Chapters: 23

Length: 05 hours and 54 minutes

Language: English

Edward Sherriff Curtis was an American photographer and ethnologist who was funded by J.P. Morgan to produce a series on Native Americans. He was to produce 20 volumes and 1,500 photographs for the work. Curtis's goal was not just to photograph but also to document as much of Native American traditional life as possible before that way of life disappeared. He took over 40,000 photographic images of members of over 80 tribes. He recorded tribal lore and history, and he described traditional foods, housing, garments, recreation, ceremonies, and funeral customs. He wrote biographical sketches of tribal leaders. His material, in most cases, is the only written recorded history. - Summary by Wikipedia

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Foreword (Kerry Adams)
General Introduction (Brad Bradley)
Introduction to Volume 1 (Kerry Adams)
The Apache: Historical Sketch (XavierVO27)
The Apache: Homeland and Life (Rita Boutros)
The Apache: Mythology - Creation Myth (Rita Boutros)
The Apache: Medicine and Medicine-Men (Rita Boutros)
The Apache: The Messiah Craze (Sonrisa Jones)
The Apache: Puberty Right (Karen Hunt)
The Apache: Dance of The Gods (Sonrisa Jones)
The Jicarillas: Home and General Customs (TR Love)
The Jicarillas: Mythology - Creation Myth (TR Love)
The Jicarillas: Miracle Performers (Luke Hamilton)
The Jicarillas: Origin of Fire (Luke Hamilton)
The Navaho: Home Life, Arts, and Beliefs (Maria Angela R. Aragon)
The Navaho: History (Kerry Adams)
The Navaho: Mythology - Creation Myth (Brad Bradley)
The Navaho: Miracle Performers (Sonrisa Jones)
The Navaho: Legend of The Happiness Chant (Sonrisa Jones)
The Navaho: Legend of The Night Chant (Christine Bowden)
The Navaho: Ceremonies - The Night Chant (Christine Bowden)
The Navaho: Maturity Ceremony (Sonrisa Jones)
The Navaho: Marriage (Sonrisa Jones)
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