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NAVAJO INDIANS - RELIGION AND MYTHOLOGY

When White Hat returned to the land of the Witch Woman

Author: 
R. Van Valkenburgh
Article Date: 
May 1952
Language: 
English
Subject Headings: 
NAVAJO INDIANS - RELIGION AND MYTHOLOGY

When the thunder and the snake are asleep

Author: 
L.A.Armer
Article Date: 
October 1960
Article Abstract: 
Describes the author's recording of the Night Chant in 1927
Language: 
English
Subject Headings: 
NAVAJO INDIANS - RELIGION AND MYTHOLOGY

We saw the devil chant of the Navajo

Author: 
R. Van Valkenburgh
Article Date: 
March 1947
Language: 
English
Subject Headings: 
NAVAJO INDIANS - RELIGION AND MYTHOLOGY

War dance of the Enemy Way

Author: 
R. Van Valkenburgh
Article Date: 
M 1944
Language: 
English
Subject Headings: 
NAVAJO INDIANS - RELIGION AND MYTHOLOGY

Untruthful James

Author: 
C. F. Lummis
Article Date: 
March 1901
Language: 
English
Subject Headings: 
NAVAJO INDIANS - RELIGION AND MYTHOLOGY

Two Navaho sand-paintings with certain comparisons

Author: 
L. A. Armer
Article Date: 
May-June 1950
Language: 
English
Subject Headings: 
NAVAJO INDIANS - RELIGION AND MYTHOLOGY

Traditional Navaho theories of disease and healing

Author: 
Karl W. Luckert
Article Date: 
July 1972
Language: 
English
Subject Headings: 
NAVAJO INDIANS - RELIGION AND MYTHOLOGY

Therapeutic values in Navajo religion

Author: 
A. and D. Leighton
Article Date: 
August 1967
Language: 
English
Subject Headings: 
NAVAJO INDIANS - RELIGION AND MYTHOLOGY

The unfinished ceremony

Author: 
L.A.Armer
Article Date: 
1960
Article Abstract: 
A sing in 1927
Language: 
English
Subject Headings: 
NAVAJO INDIANS - RELIGION AND MYTHOLOGY

The spirit of the dead ( a Navajo ceremony)

Author: 
W. E. Rollins
Article Date: 
March 15, 1922
Language: 
English
Subject Headings: 
NAVAJO INDIANS - RELIGION AND MYTHOLOGY