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MOHAVE INDIANS - RELIGION AND MYTHOLOGY

MOHAVE INDIANS - RELIGION AND MYTHOLOGY

The owl in Mohave Indian culture

Author

K.M.Stewart

Article Date

Fall 1972

Language

English

Journal Title

AFFword

Journal Volume

2

Page Number(s)

17-23

Subject Headings

MOHAVE INDIANS - RELIGION AND MYTHOLOGY

Object type

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Mojave Indian ghosts and the land of the dead

Author

K.M.Stewart

Article Date

January-March 1977

Language

English

Journal Title

Masterkey

Journal Volume

51

Page Number(s)

14-21

Subject Headings

MOHAVE INDIANS - RELIGION AND MYTHOLOGY

Object type

Rights

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