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Enduring Harvests

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ISBN-10: 0595195172

ISBN-13: 9780595195176

Edition: 2001

Authors: Elizabeth Barrie Kavasch

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List price: $25.95
Copyright year: 2001
Publisher: iUniverse, Incorporated
Publication date: 7/30/2001
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 352
Size: 8.25" wide x 11.00" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.848
Language: English

Map of Tribal Native Americap. xii
Introductionp. xiv
Septemberp. 1
The Shinnecock Powwowp. 2
The Navajo Nation Fairp. 10
Tulsa Native American Festivalp. 14
Schemitzun: Feast of Green Cornp. 18
Annual Pine Nut Festivalp. 24
Native American Dayp. 26
Octoberp. 31
Saint Francis Feast Day at Ak Chinp. 32
Pueblo Feast Daysp. 38
Narragansett Harvest Festival and Ceremony of Thanksgivingp. 43
Cranberry Day Festivalp. 48
Autumn Bluefish Harvestp. 51
Delaware Big House Ceremonyp. 56
Novemberp. 63
Dias de los Muertosp. 64
Pawnee Veterans Day Dance and Gatheringp. 74
San Diego's Feast Dayp. 78
Thanksgivingp. 83
Nullakatuk: An Eskimo Thanksgivingp. 93
Decemberp. 95
The Shalako Ceremonyp. 96
Blackfoot Indian Art Festivalp. 103
Our Lady of Guadalupe Feast Dayp. 108
Hopi Soyal Ceremony at Winter Solsticep. 111
Christmastime in Pueblo Countryp. 117
Miccosukee Arts Festival and the Seminole Fairp. 120
Januaryp. 123
Pueblo New Year's Day Dancesp. 124
Three Kings' Day Festival and Dancep. 128
Iroquois Midwinter Ceremoniesp. 132
Evening Firelight Dances and San Ildefonso Pueblo Feast Dayp. 137
Februaryp. 139
Winter Ceremonies of the Northwest Coast Peoplep. 140
Winter Socials and Powwowsp. 147
Candelaria Day Celebration and Dancesp. 150
Hopi Powamu Ceremony and Bean Dancep. 152
O'odham Tash Indian Days Celebrationp. 159
Seminole Tribal Fair, Powwow, and Rodeop. 164
Tulsa Indian Arts Festivalp. 167
Marchp. 171
Northwest Coast Potlatchesp. 172
The Return of the Buzzardsp. 181
Maple Sugaring Festivalsp. 184
Aprilp. 193
Shad--A Bush, A Fish, A Festivalp. 194
Cree Walking Out Ceremonyp. 200
April Powwows and Other Celebrationsp. 203
Root Feasts and Salmon Feastsp. 208
Easter Week Celebrations in the Desert Southwestp. 214
Mayp. 219
San Felipe Pueblo Feast Day and Corn Dancep. 220
Cinco de Mayop. 223
Nipmuck Planting Moon Observance and Potluckp. 229
Pueblo Blessing of the Fieldsp. 232
Upper Mattaponi Spring Festivalp. 235
Junep. 241
Commemorative Trail of Tears Walkp. 242
Corpus Christi Fiesta at Pala Missionp. 245
Otsiningo Powwow and Indian Craft Fairp. 249
Barrie Powwowp. 253
Red Earth Festivalp. 255
Creek Nation Festival and Rodeop. 258
Yukon International Storytelling Festivalp. 261
Strawberry Moon Powwowp. 266
Julyp. 269
Odanak Abenaki Gatheringp. 270
Mashpee Wampanoag Annual Powwowp. 272
Apache Girls Puberty Sunrise Ceremonyp. 276
Buffalo Days and the Plains Sun Dancep. 280
Plains Wild Plum Moon Celebrationp. 285
The World Eskimo-Indian Olympicsp. 288
Hopi Niman Kachina Dancep. 291
Augustp. 293
Creek Green Corn Feastp. 294
Mohegan Wigwam Powwow and Green Corn Festivalp. 297
Crow Fairp. 299
Hopi Snake Dance Ceremony and Flute Ceremonyp. 302
Peruvian Potato Feastsp. 304
Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonialp. 308
Selected Bibliographyp. 313
Source Directory for Native Foodsp. 316
Acknowledgmentsp. 318
Indexp. 321
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