Tusayan katcinas
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Authors:
- Fewkes, Jesse Walter
1850 - 1930
About this book
In the late 19th century, as the United States grappled with its expanding frontier, Jesse Walter Fewkes meticulously documented the vibrant ceremonial life of the Tusayan Indians in "Tusayan Katcinas." This pivotal work delves into the intricate rituals surrounding the Katcina celebrations, illuminating their profound significance within Hopi culture. Fewkes offers a detailed exploration of the symbolic elements and community dynamics that define these ceremonies, showcasing the unbroken connection between the Hopi people and their spiritual traditions. Ideal for historians, anthropologists, and students of Native American studies, this publication serves as a vital resource for understanding the cultural heritage of the Southwest. Discover the rich tapestry of Hopi life through Fewkes' insightful analysis of Katcina practices.
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