Navaho Indian Myths (Native American),Used

Navaho Indian Myths (Native American),Used

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In The Late 1920S, An Elderly Navaho Leader, Anxious To Preserve The Myths Of His People Before They Were Lost In The Tide Of Modern Civilization, Asked Aileen O'Bryan To Record The Tales He Told Her And To Publish Them In A Book. The Storyteller Was Sandoval, Hastin Tlo'Tsi Hee (Or Old Man Buffalo Grass), The First Of The Four Chiefs Of The Navaho People. Ms. O'Bryan, Then Living In Mesa Verde National Park, Wrote Down The Old Man'S Stories As Well As Many Chants For The Most Part Just As He Told Them. This Book Is The Result A Unique Compilation Of Authentic Ageold Navaho Origin And Creation Myth, From Which Many Navaho Tribal Ceremonies Eventually Evolved. Besides Their Value As Mythologic Literature, These Tales Are Also Intriguing For Their Revelation Of Navaho Knowledge Of Climatic And Astronomical Phenomena: Seasonal Changes, The Equinox, The Moon'S Effect On The Earth And Tides And More.Among The Myths Retold Here Are: The Creation Of The Sun And Moon, The People Of The Stone Houses, The Making Of The Headdress, The Maiden Who Became A Bear, The White Bead Maiden'S Marriage With The Sun, The Story Of The Rain Ceremony And Its Hogan, The Story Of The Two Boys And The Coming Of The Horses, The Story Of The Navaho And The Apache Peoples, And Many Others. Over 20 Illustrations Enhance The Text, Which Will Be Welcomed By Students Of Native American Culture, Anthropologists, Folklorists, And Anyone Intrigued By The Myths Evolved By The Earth'S Peoples To Give Meaning To The World And Their Lives.

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  • Q: How many pages are in 'Navaho Indian Myths'? A: The book contains two hundred eight pages. It offers a comprehensive collection of Navaho myths and stories.
  • Q: What is the binding type of this book? A: The book is a paperback binding. This makes it flexible and easy to handle.
  • Q: What are the dimensions of 'Navaho Indian Myths'? A: The dimensions are six point one inches in length, zero point five nine inches in width, and nine point four five inches in height. This size makes it portable and easy to store.
  • Q: Who is the author of 'Navaho Indian Myths'? A: The author is Aileen O'Bryan. She recorded the myths as told by an elderly Navaho leader.
  • Q: What genre does 'Navaho Indian Myths' belong to? A: The book belongs to the Native American genre. It focuses on cultural myths and stories of the Navaho people.
  • Q: How do I read 'Navaho Indian Myths'? A: You can read it like any other book. It's suitable for anyone interested in Native American culture and mythology.
  • Q: Is 'Navaho Indian Myths' suitable for children? A: Yes, it is suitable for children. The myths are presented in a way that can engage young readers.
  • Q: What themes are present in 'Navaho Indian Myths'? A: Themes include creation, nature, and cultural identity. The stories reflect the Navaho people's understanding of the world.
  • Q: Can I use 'Navaho Indian Myths' for educational purposes? A: Yes, it can be used for educational purposes. It's valuable for students of Native American culture and anthropology.
  • Q: How should I store 'Navaho Indian Myths'? A: Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. This helps preserve the book's condition.
  • Q: Is there a warranty for 'Navaho Indian Myths'? A: No, there is no warranty for the book. It is a standard retail item.
  • Q: What do I do if my book arrives damaged? A: Contact the seller for a return or replacement. Most sellers have policies for damaged items.
  • Q: Where can I buy 'Navaho Indian Myths'? A: You can purchase it from various online retailers. Check for availability and pricing.
  • Q: Is there an eBook version of 'Navaho Indian Myths'? A: Yes, there may be an eBook version available. Check your preferred digital book platform.
  • Q: What illustrations are included in 'Navaho Indian Myths'? A: The book has over twenty illustrations. These enhance the storytelling experience.

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