The Alósaka cult of the Hopi Indians
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Authors:
- Fewkes, Jesse Walter
1850 - 1930
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In the late 19th century, the Hopi Indians were navigating a complex cultural landscape shaped by both tradition and external pressures. "The Alósaka Cult of the Hopi Indians" by Jesse Walter Fewkes delves into the intricate rituals and beliefs surrounding the Alósaka, a pivotal aspect of Hopi spirituality. This scientific publication meticulously examines the ceremonial practices that honor the Alósaka, revealing their significance in maintaining community identity and continuity. With its rich ethnographic detail, this work serves as an essential resource for historians and cultural anthropologists seeking to understand indigenous practices. Explore the depths of Hopi culture and the enduring legacy of the Alósaka in this enlightening study.
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