Ceremonies of the Pomo Indians
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Authors:
- Barrett, S. A. (Samuel Alfred)
1879 - 1965
About this book
In the early 20th century, as American society grappled with the complexities of cultural identity, "Ceremonies of the Pomo Indians" by S. A. Barrett emerged as a crucial ethnographic study. This work meticulously examines the intricate ceremonial practices and organizational structures of the Pomo Indians, an Indigenous group from Northern California. Barrett reveals the significance of rituals that connect the community to their ancestral heritage and the natural world, highlighting elements like the sacredness of the earth and the role of storytelling in cultural transmission. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this document serves as a vital resource for understanding Indigenous traditions and the resilience of the Pomo people amidst changing times.
