A 5 page description and artistic analysis of a necklace created in the 1920s and held as a part of the Denver Art Museum's Native American collection. Provides a detailed description of the necklaces components, including quill work and otter fur as well as more commercial components such as mirrors and ribbons. Analyses the piece in terms of color, symmetry, repetition, and other aspects of composition.
Bibliography lists one source.
The writer features quotes from a number of Native Americans and reliable sources. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Discusses the separation of monotheism and polytheism and compares the belief structure of Christianity and the Inca. Bibliography lists 3 sources. The Popol Vuh is as critical to the history of the Native Americans as any book of recorded history would be to an entire circle of peoples.