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Illustrated Myths of Native America
By Tim McNeese & with illustrations by Richard Hook
Illustrated Myths of Native America (Vol 1)
Illustrated Myths of Native America (Vol 2)
By Tim McNeese & with illustrations by Richard Hook
Illustrated Myths of Native America (Vol 1)
1 - The Northeast
2 - The Southeast
3 - The Great Lakes
4 - The Great Plains
Passamaquoddy
The Magic Moccasins: when the two brothers saw the gift of speed,
the old woman had given Joseph, they were jealous...
Micmac and Passamaquoddy
The Story of the Great Chenoo: "Now," said
the Chenoo, "thrust the horn into her ear!"
Iroquois
Great Head and the Ten Brothers: the youth, who loved adventure,
and was besides very anxious to learn the fate of his brothers, at once
consented to seek the home of the witch...
Passamaquoddy
The Woman who married the Thunder: they came into a pleasant wigwam with a smooth floor.
An old man, so old that he was all white, cam to meet them...
Iroquois
The Friendly Skeleton: they sailed to an island in the middle of the lake,
in a curious canoe propelled by three swans harnessed to either side of it...
Passamaquoddy
The Young Man Who Was Saved by a Rabbit and a Fox:
they went with the squirrel sledge, flying through the
woods on the snow by the moonlight...
The Magic Moccasins: when the two brothers saw the gift of speed,
the old woman had given Joseph, they were jealous...
Micmac and Passamaquoddy
The Story of the Great Chenoo: "Now," said
the Chenoo, "thrust the horn into her ear!"
Iroquois
Great Head and the Ten Brothers: the youth, who loved adventure,
and was besides very anxious to learn the fate of his brothers, at once
consented to seek the home of the witch...
Passamaquoddy
The Woman who married the Thunder: they came into a pleasant wigwam with a smooth floor.
An old man, so old that he was all white, cam to meet them...
Iroquois
The Friendly Skeleton: they sailed to an island in the middle of the lake,
in a curious canoe propelled by three swans harnessed to either side of it...
Passamaquoddy
The Young Man Who Was Saved by a Rabbit and a Fox:
they went with the squirrel sledge, flying through the
woods on the snow by the moonlight...
2 - The Southeast
Natchez
The Adoption of the Human Race: "& ever shall you remember that the
children of the Earth - the human race - are my children" said the Wise Old One...
Tsukegee and Creek
The Origin of Animals (Clans)
Cherokee
The Hero with the Horned Snake: when venom flowed out of the snake,
it streamed towards the young Shawnee, but the fire circle stopped its advance...
Creek
The Walnut-Cracker: could Walnut-Cracker's ghost still be at work?
Seminole
The Milky Way: when a Seminole soul dies, the milky way
shines brighter to give him a clear path to the spirit world...
Choktaw
The Man Who Became a Deer: to the great astonishment of all, the deer spoke...
Alligator Power: the hunter lifted the bound alligator
to his shoulder and carried him to the water...
The Adoption of the Human Race: "& ever shall you remember that the
children of the Earth - the human race - are my children" said the Wise Old One...
Tsukegee and Creek
The Origin of Animals (Clans)
Cherokee
The Hero with the Horned Snake: when venom flowed out of the snake,
it streamed towards the young Shawnee, but the fire circle stopped its advance...
Creek
The Walnut-Cracker: could Walnut-Cracker's ghost still be at work?
Seminole
The Milky Way: when a Seminole soul dies, the milky way
shines brighter to give him a clear path to the spirit world...
Choktaw
The Man Who Became a Deer: to the great astonishment of all, the deer spoke...
Alligator Power: the hunter lifted the bound alligator
to his shoulder and carried him to the water...
3 - The Great Lakes
Chippewa
The Star-Maiden: descending into the charmed ring the
fairies danced round and round with exquisite grace and abandon...
Ottawa
Iosco, or the Prairie Boy's Visit to the Sun and Moon:
the Moon was happy to see them; she informed them that they were halfway
to her brother's and that from the earth to her abode was half the distance...
Chippewa and Ojibwa
Mon-Daw-Min, or The Origin of Indian Corn:
the celestial visitor told the young man to arise and prepare to wrestle him...
Great Lakes Sioux
She Who Has a Soul: she anointed the blistered
feet of the holy man with perfumed otter oil...
Winnebago
Stories of Wak-Chung-Kaka and Wash-Ching-Geka:
Wak-Chung-Kaka stayed in the water and the young people
prayed to him, "Spirit, grant us long life"...
The Star-Maiden: descending into the charmed ring the
fairies danced round and round with exquisite grace and abandon...
Ottawa
Iosco, or the Prairie Boy's Visit to the Sun and Moon:
the Moon was happy to see them; she informed them that they were halfway
to her brother's and that from the earth to her abode was half the distance...
Chippewa and Ojibwa
Mon-Daw-Min, or The Origin of Indian Corn:
the celestial visitor told the young man to arise and prepare to wrestle him...
Great Lakes Sioux
She Who Has a Soul: she anointed the blistered
feet of the holy man with perfumed otter oil...
Winnebago
Stories of Wak-Chung-Kaka and Wash-Ching-Geka:
Wak-Chung-Kaka stayed in the water and the young people
prayed to him, "Spirit, grant us long life"...
4 - The Great Plains
Sioux
The Madness of Bald Eagle: Bald Eagle pulled
out his gun and shot the Ree dead...
The Three Tests: "if you wish to win the maiden,
you must first push away that great stone"...
Cheyenne
Creation Tale: the Creator made man and woman in the same place, but
they were separated, and the woman was put far in the north, and the man in the south...
Blackfoot
Origin of the Medicine Pipe: "when I first come in the spring, fill and light this pipe"
said the thunder, "for I bring the rain which makes all things grow"...
Pawnee
The Sacred Bundle: the strongest and fiercest bulls rushed at the Indian,
but when they drew back there he sat in the center of the circle with his feather in his hair...
The Ghost Bride: the ghosts came into the lodge where
the man was, and danced about and whooped and sang...
The Madness of Bald Eagle: Bald Eagle pulled
out his gun and shot the Ree dead...
The Three Tests: "if you wish to win the maiden,
you must first push away that great stone"...
Cheyenne
Creation Tale: the Creator made man and woman in the same place, but
they were separated, and the woman was put far in the north, and the man in the south...
Blackfoot
Origin of the Medicine Pipe: "when I first come in the spring, fill and light this pipe"
said the thunder, "for I bring the rain which makes all things grow"...
Pawnee
The Sacred Bundle: the strongest and fiercest bulls rushed at the Indian,
but when they drew back there he sat in the center of the circle with his feather in his hair...
The Ghost Bride: the ghosts came into the lodge where
the man was, and danced about and whooped and sang...
Illustrated Myths of Native America (Vol 2)
1 - The Southwest
2 - The Western Range
3 - The Pacific Northwest
4 - California
Navajo
The Creation: when the goddess was formed they put a beautiful feather
in her hair and on top of her head they put a round crystal like a turquoise...
Zuni
The Maiden Huntress: each of the War-Gods
hit the demon a terrific blow with his war-club...
Papagos
The Giant Cactus: crow gathered the fruit as chief
had told him to do, and flew slowly back to the village...
The Yellow Hand: as the woman sat there some little
people, who work day and night in the summer, passed by...
Navajo
The Story of the Flint Knife Boys and the Great Warrior of Aztec:
the boys went to the elder brother and there was lightning flashing from
their toes, knees, sides of the body, arms, heads and tongues.
Pueblo
The Man Who Married the Moon: the Moon threw the meal gently against the pearl dipper,
and so fine was it ground that every tiniest bit of it clung to the polished shell...
The Creation: when the goddess was formed they put a beautiful feather
in her hair and on top of her head they put a round crystal like a turquoise...
Zuni
The Maiden Huntress: each of the War-Gods
hit the demon a terrific blow with his war-club...
Papagos
The Giant Cactus: crow gathered the fruit as chief
had told him to do, and flew slowly back to the village...
The Yellow Hand: as the woman sat there some little
people, who work day and night in the summer, passed by...
Navajo
The Story of the Flint Knife Boys and the Great Warrior of Aztec:
the boys went to the elder brother and there was lightning flashing from
their toes, knees, sides of the body, arms, heads and tongues.
Pueblo
The Man Who Married the Moon: the Moon threw the meal gently against the pearl dipper,
and so fine was it ground that every tiniest bit of it clung to the polished shell...
2 - The Western Range
Ute
The Lost Trail: the Arapahoes were gambling
to decide the ownership of Manetabee...
Paiute
The Love of Red Bear and Feather Cloud: Feather Cloud had made the most
flower wreaths, and she was crowned queen. No one today could dispute her will...
Nez Perce
How the Nez Perce got Fire: when the largest fire cloud rolled above him,
growling, he fitted his arrow to the string and shot straight up into the sky...
Shoshone
The Division of Two Tribes: the face of the old chief was dark with wrath, and he cried in
terrible tones, "Cursed be my race! the blood of the brave Shoshone appeals for vengeance..."
Klamath
How the Coyote Stole Fire for the Klamaths: the coyote seized a brand and fled.
The hags followed after him, screaming and gnashing their teeth...
Washo
The Women Who Married Stars: the end of the rope
reached earth, and the women started to climb down...
The Lost Trail: the Arapahoes were gambling
to decide the ownership of Manetabee...
Paiute
The Love of Red Bear and Feather Cloud: Feather Cloud had made the most
flower wreaths, and she was crowned queen. No one today could dispute her will...
Nez Perce
How the Nez Perce got Fire: when the largest fire cloud rolled above him,
growling, he fitted his arrow to the string and shot straight up into the sky...
Shoshone
The Division of Two Tribes: the face of the old chief was dark with wrath, and he cried in
terrible tones, "Cursed be my race! the blood of the brave Shoshone appeals for vengeance..."
Klamath
How the Coyote Stole Fire for the Klamaths: the coyote seized a brand and fled.
The hags followed after him, screaming and gnashing their teeth...
Washo
The Women Who Married Stars: the end of the rope
reached earth, and the women started to climb down...
3 - The Pacific Northwest
Haida
The Tale of the Ten Brothers: "paddle to the island you see in the distance. The wizard
who lives there is he who paints those who are to become supernatural beings..."
The Birth of Sin, The Sky Deity: examining
the shell, she found a small baby inside...
Kwakiutl
The Story of Wakiash and the First Totem-Pole: the raven flew
and carried the man and showed him all the things of the world...
Haida
The Youth Who Married a Goose: the goose woman
became angry and flew up into the air above the village...
Sulkot-Skanakwai: Little-Finger Supernatural Power
the rotten canoe slipped into the water and became a large handsome
vessel with a carved man in the stern and another in the bow...
Haida and Tlingit
Katlian and the Iron People: while the iron people were
firing by command, the Tlingits shot into them many times...
The Tale of the Ten Brothers: "paddle to the island you see in the distance. The wizard
who lives there is he who paints those who are to become supernatural beings..."
The Birth of Sin, The Sky Deity: examining
the shell, she found a small baby inside...
Kwakiutl
The Story of Wakiash and the First Totem-Pole: the raven flew
and carried the man and showed him all the things of the world...
Haida
The Youth Who Married a Goose: the goose woman
became angry and flew up into the air above the village...
Sulkot-Skanakwai: Little-Finger Supernatural Power
the rotten canoe slipped into the water and became a large handsome
vessel with a carved man in the stern and another in the bow...
Haida and Tlingit
Katlian and the Iron People: while the iron people were
firing by command, the Tlingits shot into them many times...
4 - California
Cahto
The Origin of the World and if Man: The Earth Dragon
the two Gods, Thunder and Nagaicho, made man out of earth...
Yosemite and Miwok
Yo-sem-i-te, Large Grizzly Bear: with his instinctive love of conflict roused,
the young chief seized a broken limb and gave the grizzly blow for blow...
Hum-moo, the Lost Arrow: she went forth from her
father's lodge to bathe in the shadowy depth of the sleeping water...
Yokut
The Land of the Dead: on the other side
of the bridge was the island of the dead...
Chilula
The Two-Headed Monster: the two-headed monster
chased him around until his breath was nearly gone...
Wappo
Legend of the Geysers: they found themselves standing on the brink
of the witch's cauldron, in the midst of the hissing, seething geysers...
The Origin of the World and if Man: The Earth Dragon
the two Gods, Thunder and Nagaicho, made man out of earth...
Yosemite and Miwok
Yo-sem-i-te, Large Grizzly Bear: with his instinctive love of conflict roused,
the young chief seized a broken limb and gave the grizzly blow for blow...
Hum-moo, the Lost Arrow: she went forth from her
father's lodge to bathe in the shadowy depth of the sleeping water...
Yokut
The Land of the Dead: on the other side
of the bridge was the island of the dead...
Chilula
The Two-Headed Monster: the two-headed monster
chased him around until his breath was nearly gone...
Wappo
Legend of the Geysers: they found themselves standing on the brink
of the witch's cauldron, in the midst of the hissing, seething geysers...
The Ballad of Hi Jolly https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hi_Jolly
United States Camel Corps https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Camel_Corps
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hi_JollyCHORUS:
Hi Jolly, hey Jolly
Twenty miles today by golly
Twenty more before the morning light
High Jolly Yeah, I gotta be on my way
I told my gal I'd be home Sunday night.
VERSES:
Hi Jolly was a camel driver long time ago
Followed Mr. Blaine* a way out west
Didn't mind the burnin' sand in that God-forsaken land
But he didn't mind the pretty gals the best
They got pretty gals in Albuquerque, least that's what I've heard
Pretty gals in Tucumcari*, too
Now, Honey, I ain't blind, but I don't pay 'em any mind
I'm savin' all my lovin' just for you
Old timers out in Arizona tell you that it's true
You can see Hi Jolly's ghost a-travelin' still
When that desert moon is bright he comes ridin' through the night
Leadin' four-and-twenty camels 'cross the hill
Randy Sparks, (c) 1963 Cherrybell Music Publishing Company.
Hi Jolly, hey Jolly
Twenty miles today by golly
Twenty more before the morning light
High Jolly Yeah, I gotta be on my way
I told my gal I'd be home Sunday night.
VERSES:
Hi Jolly was a camel driver long time ago
Followed Mr. Blaine* a way out west
Didn't mind the burnin' sand in that God-forsaken land
But he didn't mind the pretty gals the best
They got pretty gals in Albuquerque, least that's what I've heard
Pretty gals in Tucumcari*, too
Now, Honey, I ain't blind, but I don't pay 'em any mind
I'm savin' all my lovin' just for you
Old timers out in Arizona tell you that it's true
You can see Hi Jolly's ghost a-travelin' still
When that desert moon is bright he comes ridin' through the night
Leadin' four-and-twenty camels 'cross the hill
Randy Sparks, (c) 1963 Cherrybell Music Publishing Company.
United States Camel Corps
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Camel_Corps
Ahmad bin Na'aman Al Kaabi (أحمد بن نعمان الكعبي)
First Arab emissary to visit the United States - 1840
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahmad_bin_Na%27aman_Al_Kaabi
First Arab emissary to visit the United States - 1840
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahmad_bin_Na%27aman_Al_Kaabi
The Creepiest, Most Haunting Photos Of The Civil War
https://www.ranker.com/list/creepy-civil-war-photos/melissa-sartore?ref=rltdlsts&l=2630264&li_source=LI&li_medium=desktop-also-saw
https://www.ranker.com/list/creepy-civil-war-photos/melissa-sartore?ref=rltdlsts&l=2630264&li_source=LI&li_medium=desktop-also-saw
Hallo ther Mat !!!
One of my most dedicated 1860s' friends
One of my most dedicated 1860s' friends
Thanks Glad your back!
Glad your back!
Sioux Warrior vs US Cavalryman
THE LITTLE BIGHORN CAMPAIGN 1876–77
THE LITTLE BIGHORN CAMPAIGN 1876–77
