The Thunder Bird Tootooch Legends
49 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This is a transcription of a pamphlet which was originally sold to the tourist trade in British Columbia. It describes a vocabulary of symbols which are incorporated into totem poles, including a representative myth for each animal. While not an academic work, it still makes interesting reading, particularly in historical context, and the illustrations are charming.
Table of contents
49 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Preface 04 Foreword 05 Table of Contents 06 The Transition of Totemism 07 Indian Baskets 08 The Aristocratic Aborigines 09 Stick Game 10 Tootooch, The Thunder Bird 11 Eena, The Beaver 12 Ol-Hiyo, The Seal 13 Kutze-ce-te-ut, The Wood Worm 14 Kee-War-Kow, The Sun 15 Sisuith or Se-Sook, The Two Headed Snake 16 The Ill-Jow 17 Ho-Xhok, The Crane 18 Shwah Kuk, The Frog 19 Chee-Che-Ka, The Mink 20 Le-Loo, The Wolf 21 Wolalee, The Salmon 22 Chet-Woot, The Bear 23 Men-a-Mooks, The Otter Spirit 24 Pi-Chikamin, The Gift Copper 25 Property Woman, or Great Grandmother
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The Thunder Bird Tootooch Legends
49 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This is a transcription of a pamphlet which was originally sold to the tourist trade in British Columbia. It describes a vocabulary of symbols which are incorporated into totem poles, including a representative myth for each animal. While not an academic work, it still makes interesting reading, particularly in historical context, and the illustrations are charming.
Table of contents
49 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Preface 04 Foreword 05 Table of Contents 06 The Transition of Totemism 07 Indian Baskets 08 The Aristocratic Aborigines 09 Stick Game 10 Tootooch, The Thunder Bird 11 Eena, The Beaver 12 Ol-Hiyo, The Seal 13 Kutze-ce-te-ut, The Wood Worm 14 Kee-War-Kow, The Sun 15 Sisuith or Se-Sook, The Two Headed Snake 16 The Ill-Jow 17 Ho-Xhok, The Crane 18 Shwah Kuk, The Frog 19 Chee-Che-Ka, The Mink 20 Le-Loo, The Wolf 21 Wolalee, The Salmon 22 Chet-Woot, The Bear 23 Men-a-Mooks, The Otter Spirit 24 Pi-Chikamin, The Gift Copper 25 Property Woman, or Great Grandmother
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The Thunder Bird Tootooch Legends
49 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This is a transcription of a pamphlet which was originally sold to the tourist trade in British Columbia. It describes a vocabulary of symbols which are incorporated into totem poles, including a representative myth for each animal. While not an academic work, it still makes interesting reading, particularly in historical context, and the illustrations are charming.
Table of contents
49 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Preface 04 Foreword 05 Table of Contents 06 The Transition of Totemism 07 Indian Baskets 08 The Aristocratic Aborigines 09 Stick Game 10 Tootooch, The Thunder Bird 11 Eena, The Beaver 12 Ol-Hiyo, The Seal 13 Kutze-ce-te-ut, The Wood Worm 14 Kee-War-Kow, The Sun 15 Sisuith or Se-Sook, The Two Headed Snake 16 The Ill-Jow 17 Ho-Xhok, The Crane 18 Shwah Kuk, The Frog 19 Chee-Che-Ka, The Mink 20 Le-Loo, The Wolf 21 Wolalee, The Salmon 22 Chet-Woot, The Bear 23 Men-a-Mooks, The Otter Spirit 24 Pi-Chikamin, The Gift Copper 25 Property Woman, or Great Grandmother
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