Name/Title
Indian Sand-Painting, Tribes, Technic, and UsesEntry/Object ID
L9999.999.846Description
Indian Sand-Painting, Tribes, Technic, and Uses. Briefly describes sand paintings of Navaho, Apache, Pueblo, and California Indians.
Navaho:
Mythology, Purpose, Medicine Lodge, Colors, Symbolism, Workers, Procedure, Subjects, Number & size, Sweat Lodge Paintings.
Apache:
Bands
Purpose
Character
Pueblo, Hopi, Character, Zuni, Other Pueblos:
Meal Paintings
California:
Tribes
Origin
Use
Diegueno
Luiseno
Cupeno
Chaulla
Plains Tribes:
Yuma
Compiled by Jean Allard Jeancon and F.H. Douglas, Leaflet 43-44, March, 1933. pp. 170-176
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Native AmericanPublication Details
Author
Denver Art MuseumPlace Published
City
DenverState/Province
ColoradoDate Published
1932Call No.
Ethnology DENotes
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