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Indian Nature Myths
Chapters (23)
- INDIAN NATURE MYTHS: PREFACE 0:00
- HOW THE SEASONS CAME TO BE (Ojibwa) 2:04
- BIRTH OF THE ARBUTUS (Ojibwa) 8:03
- THE MAIDEN WITH GOLDEN HAIR (Chippewa) 12:36
- ORIGIN OF THE VIOLET (Iroquois) 16:13
- THE BEGINNING OF BIRDS (Blackfeet) 20:09
- WHY THE WIND WAILS (Algonquin) 22:54
- STORY OF THE HUMMING BIRD (Shoshonee) 27:17
- THE GIFT OF INDIAN CORN (Chippewa) 32:17
- THE STARS THAT DANCE (Iroquois) 38:44
- THE PUKWUDJEE AND THE MORNING STAR (Ojibwa) 42:46
- THE WHITE HAWK (Shawnee) 46:31
- HOW MOSQUITOES CAME TO BE (Iroquois) 55:20
- HOW BIRDS AND FAIRIES CAME TO BE (Algonquin) 57:58
- WHY THE ASPEN LEAVES ARE NEVER STILL (Blackfeet) 1:03:01
- WHY THE BABY SAYS “GOO” (Algonquin) 1:06:41
- WHY THE SQUIRREL COUGHS (Algonquin) 1:10:07
- WHY THE FROGS CROAK (Algonquin) 1:11:41
- THE ROCK OF THE MEASURING WORM EL CAPITÁN, IN THE YOSEMITE (California Tribes) 1:14:38
- HOW THE FLYING SQUIRREL GOT HIS WINGS (Iroquois) 1:18:29
- WHY BROTHER BEAR WEARS A STUMPY TAIL (Ojibwa) 1:25:50
- THE THUNDER PEOPLE (Passamaquoddy) 1:31:10
- KEEPER OF THE WINDS (Algonquin) 1:35:51