Legends told by the old people of many tribes
By: Complied by Adolf Hungrywolf.
Edition: Rev. ed.
Publisher: Native Voices Book Pub. Co.
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Summertown, Tenn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 127
Subjects: Indians of North America -- Folklore.; Indian mythology -- North America.; Tales -- North America.
Genres: Folklore.
Table of contents: title: The stone boy; title: Sioux; title: First creator and only man; title: Mandan; title: The wanderings of the Hopi; title: Hopi; title: Crow necklace and his ceremony; title: Hidatsa; title: The story of Hungry Wolf; title: Assiniboin; title: Origin of the sweat lodge; title: Nez Perce; title: Why there are no snakes on Takhoma; title: Cowlitz; title: Dog goes for fire; title: Coeur d'Alene; title: Origin of sun, moon and stars; title: Eskimo; title: Story of the northern lights; title: Eskimo; title: Quarrel of the sun and moon; title: Sioux; title: Coyote and rattlesnake; title: Sia; title: Owl and raven; title: Eskimo; title: The creation of mankind; title: Pit River; title: How old man above created the world; title: Shasta; title: Chipmunk and snake; title: Nez Perce; title: Wolf boy; title: Kiowa; title: Origin of the sacred arrow; title: Gros Ventres; title: Unknown one, son of two men; title: Gros Ventres; title: The bird that turned the meat bitter; title: Mandan; title: Sendeh cheats the soldier; title: Kiowa; title: Jay's skinny legs; title: Flathead; title: The finding of the Tsomass; title: Vancouver Island.