Abstracts of Omaha and Ponka myths II

from Journal of American folk-lore.

by James Owen Dorsey

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Published 1800 by s.n. in [s.l .
Written in English

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With his Omaha songs II, and his Omaha folk-lore notes.

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Other titles	Omaha and Ponka myths II.
Open Library	OL18544846M

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ABSTRACTS OF OMAHA AND PONKA MYTHS. ADVENTURES OF HAXIGE This character resembles Ictinike in some respects, though he is opposed to him in this myth. The Omahas have three versions of Haxige's adventures. VERSION OF pʼAÇIⁿ-NAⁿPAJĬ. ABSTRACTS OF OMAHA AND PONKA MYTHS.

The author began these abstracts in a series of letters to "The American Antiquarian and Oriental Journal" of Chicago. These myths were dictated to the author by the Indians in their own language, the Çegiha.

They will be published by the Bureau of Ethnology in "Contributions to North American Ethnology. Abstracts of Omaha and Ponka Myths by James Owen Dorsey () This PDF is provided by as part of a collection of resources for the Native American flute.

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