APACHE INDIANS - RELIGION AND MYTHOLOGY

The wind is everywhere: conversations with Paul Ethelbah and Edgar Perry Jr. as told to Michael Moore

Author

M. Moore

Article Date

Fall 1988

Article Abstract

The informants discuss the Gan (Apache Crown Dancers) and their role in Apache ritual and society. Illus. Ports.

Journal Title

Native Peoples

The sacred clowns of the Chiricahua and Mescalero Indians

Author

M. E. Opler

Article Date

March 9-23, 1938

Journal Title

El Palacio

The ceremony of the big wickiup

Author

E. Arnold

Article Date

August 1951

Article Abstract

Describes the puberty ceremony

Journal Title

Ariz Hwys

Mountain spirits of the Chiricahua Apache

Author

M. E. Opler

Article Date

July 1946

Journal Title

Masterkey

Folk psychiatry of the Apaches of the Mescalero Indian Reservation

Author

L. B. Boyer and Ari Kiev

Apache revival

Author

R. Mahoney

Article Date

August 11, 1957

Article Abstract

Annual Bible pow-wow held near Whiteriver during two-week outdoor camp meeting

Journal Title

Ariz Days & Ways

Apache puberty ceremony for girls

Author

B. Cummings

Article Date

October 1939

Journal Title

Kiva

A native religious movement among the White Mountain and Cibecue Apache

Author

G. Goodwin and C. Kaut

Article Date

Winter 1954

Journal Title

Sw J Anthro

A comparison of Navaho and White Mountain Apache ceremonial forms and categories

Author

G. Goodwin

Article Date

Winter 1945

Journal Title

Sw J Anthro

A big wickiup for Little Flower

Author

R. H. Winsor

Article Date

March -April 1955

Article Abstract

Describes the puberty ceremony

Journal Title

Pacific Discovery

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