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The Moki snake dance

a popular account of that unparalleled dramatic pagan ceremony of the Pueblo Indians of Tusayan, Arizona, with incidental mention of their life and customs

by Walter Hough

  • First published:
  • 19th century
  • Language: English
  • Content type: Primary source
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58 p. : 21 cm Library copy has poem by Charles Lummis title "The Desert Rattle-Snake" inserted in front. It also is signed by Charles Lummis

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Why this book is in the catalog

Included because retained bibliographic metadata links this work to Ancient religions, animism, and ritual and Mythology, folklore, and sacred legends.

  • Mythology, folklore, and sacred legends

    Controlled discovery queries from openlibrary-historical matched “Mythology”. Retained metadata contains “Mythology” in the subject metadata.

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    • “Mythology”· in subject
  • Ancient religions, animism, and ritual

    Controlled discovery queries from internet-archive and openlibrary-historical matched “Rites and ceremonies”. Retained metadata contains “Rites and ceremonies” in the subject metadata.

    • “Rites and ceremonies”· via Internet Archive
    • “Rites and ceremonies”· via Open Library
    • “Rites and ceremonies”· in subject

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Editions

Open Library reports 7 editions; 2 cataloged here.

a popular account of that unparalleled dramatic pagan ceremony of the Pueblo Indians of Tusayan, Arizona, with incidental mention of their life and customs

Internet Archive unrestricted pre-1900 PDF scan

1899-01-01T00:00:00ZChicago] : Passenger department Santa Fe routeEnglish—Public digitized item

a popular account of that unparalleled dramatic pagan ceremony of the Pueblo Indians of Tusayan, Arizona, with incidental mention of their life and customs

Open Library record

1902Passenger Department, the Santa FeEnglish—No ebook

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Cataloging notes

  • Contributing institution: University of California Libraries
  • Digitization sponsor: MSN
  • Discovery required Internet Archive search metadata to report a PDF format; the exact direct-file URL is added only after the item's file listing confirms an unrestricted PDF filename.
  • Open Library reports 2 editions; this snapshot catalogs one representative edition and preserves work-level ISBN, date, and publisher aggregates.
  • Open Library reports 7 editions; this snapshot catalogs one representative edition and preserves work-level ISBN, date, and publisher aggregates.
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openlibrary-work:OL27756629W
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