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named Paiyatemu attracted these colorfully winged insects when she played the 
flute... [DOC] [TLE] HU1I1lpbacked Flute Player and Other Ento:m.o:m.orphs froJln the ... [PAR] cultural significance of insects among indige- ... about these figures is solely 
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into swarms and migrate, ... kachina Kokopelli is the Hopi interpretation ... Hopi 
believe that many of the benefits former- .... Zuni, Tewa, Hopi, Navajo, and related 
peo-. [DOC] [TLE] azu_td_9713378_sip1_... - The University of Arizona Campus ... [PAR] finger holes were drilled into the flute, grouped three plus three. At one end of the 
... The contemporcu::y Native American flute, also played in the vertical position 
.... tuning, although each of these instrxjments still possesses ..... Pueblo, cind the 
Zuni, consider Kokopelli to be a figure ..... consximes the young of other insects. [DOC] [TLE] PDF opens in second window - Oak - Northern Arizona University [PAR] 1987) the inuence of insects in the humanistic realms ... ing into modern times, it 
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ever used for a kachina, so it is appropriate to point out here .... Zuni vessels with 
dragonies from about the ...... 1938 The Humpbacked Flute Player of the South-. [DOC] [TLE] Kokopelli - Myth Encyclopedia - mythology, ancient, Native American [PAR] Kokopelli is a kachina, or spirit, found in the mythology of the Hopi, Zuni, and 
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and hunting magician. ... He is usually illustrated as a humpbacked flute player 
often with a huge phallus and ... These traders brought their goods in sacks slung 
across their backs and this sack may have evolved into Kokopelli's familiar hump. [DOC] [TLE] RootsWeb: FOLKLORE-L [FOLKLORE] Native American Mythology [PAR] Apr 30, 2000 ... in butterflies an moths, these insects frequently are found in Native ... These are 
Poli Sio Hemis Kachina (Zuni Hemis ... These colors were put into a magical bag 
and presented to the children. ... The Aztecs also believed that the happy dead in 
... Americans exist beyond those documented in this article. [DOC] [TLE] PART FOUR - PopulationMe.com [PAR] "Playing a Trick on the Moon" from Indian Legends of the Pacifzc Northwest by 
Ella ... COYOTE STEALS THE SUN AND MOON (ZUNI) ... THE SOUND OF 
FLUTES: ..... pleted, she walked away, stopped and rolled over, and turned into a 
black buffalo ...... of the Kachinas, Eagle said, "I believe these are the pepple who 
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film ..... the rhinoceros beetle Dynastes tityus (pictured), the scale insect 
Conchaspis .... was developed from a sailplane, and was then further developed 
into a drone? ... since the Malay pirates used to loot trading ships sailing in these 
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Question: The Zuni believe that when the kachina Paiyatemu played the flute, these insects fluttered into existence
Answer: Butterflies