The North American Indians and Inuit Nations: Myths and Legends of North America by Brian Molyneaux
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The North American Indians and Inuit Nations
The North American Indians and Inuit Nations
Summary
The myths and legends of North American tribes focus on a spirit world that presides in animals and the landscape. From the Inuits to the Tahltan and Kwakiutl, over 200 entries convey the legends of more than 90 tribal peoples, with evocative stories of death, afterlife, animal spirits and demons.
The North American Indians and Inuit Nations Summary
About Brian Molyneaux
David M Jones PhD studied Anthropology and History at the University of California, Berkeley before obtaining a PhD in the Archaeology of the Americas at the University of London, Institute of Archaeology. He has contributed to many books. Brian L Molyneaux PhD is a specialist in art, ideology and landscape. He is Director of the Archaeology Laboratory at the University of South Dakota, USA, and a Research Associate of the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, Canada.
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GOR012185539
9781842158647
1842158643
The North American Indians and Inuit Nations: Myths and Legends of North America by Brian Molyneaux
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Paperback
Anness Publishing
20030929
96
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