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PeyoteEntry/Object ID
L2015.1.500Description
Peyote is a compelling study of the sacramental use of the Native American hallucinogen. This account examines peyote's relationship to other facets of Indian culture--witchcraft, metalwork, painting, music--and such fundamental issues as the conflict between church and state. They compare this drug with other hallucinogens, including mescaline, and draw upon their extensive experience to suggest that long-term use may have some deterious effects. This book was among several books donated to our library by the Linda Hall Library.
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Native AmericanBook Details
Author
Marriott, Alicia & Carol K. RachlinPlace Published
City
New York CityState/Province
New YorkDate Published
1971Call No.
Ethnology MALCCN
75-146284Notes
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