The Hopi Tribe
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Functionalism and its Critics - EOLSS
www.eolss.netbecause the Hopi live in dispersed shelters and the dance brings them together. Of course, in their other activities, such as planting and harvesting their crops, the Hopi show themselves to be competent at organising instrumental activities, too. The Hopi rain dances are thus explained by the function they fulfil in the life of the tribe as a ...
Heirloom Seeds Our Cultural Past - USDA
www.nrcs.usda.gov-Hopi blue Sakwapu, for instance, is ground to make ceremonial piki bread. -Hopi farmers plant plum-colored kernels of Hopi Greasy Hair "Wiekte," which matures early, so the harvest is ready for the Home Dance ceremony in July.
Publication Number: M-595 Publication Title: Indian Census ...
www.archives.govHopi Hopi, Moqui, Navajo, Western Navajo Hualapai See Walapai Hunkpapa Sioux Standing Rock Hupa California Special, Hoopa Valley Iowa In Kansas Haskell, Kickapoo, Potawatomi In Oklahoma Sac and Fox, Oklahoma; Shawnee Jicarilla Apache Jicarilla, Mescalero, Pueblo, Southern Ute John Day Warm Springs
NATIVE AMERICAN - Advocate Health Care
www.advocatehealth.com{Algonquin}, Orenda {Iroquois}, Maheo {Cheyenne}, Taiowa {Hopi}, Tam Apo {Shosone}, Ussen {Apache} among other names) is a great power that is a part of all creation—in the wind, the water, the plants, the trees, the animals, the stones, in the sky, friends and strangers.