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THE TRADITIONS OF THE HOPI
by H. R. VOTH
[1905]
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Chapters of the book Traditions of the Hopi by H.R. Voth speak of many
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This is one of the most extensive ethnographic accounts of the myths,
legends and folklore of the Hopi. This book, long out of print and only
available in a few University libraries, is probably one of the best
sources of Hopi traditions from the late 19th Century. H.R. Voth collected
these texts from a number of Hopi sources from different villages, often
supplying two or three versions of the same text, which adds to their
authenticity.
If you have read the classic Frank Waters
Book
of the Hopi, you may be somewhat surprised as you read this
collection, as the two accounts seem to differ substantially. There are
two possible explanations for this. Either Voth or Waters (or possibly
both) was fed disinformation by the Hopi, one of the most secretive tribes
as regards their spritual traditions. It should be noted that both works
have their strengths, and neither entirely contradicts each other.
Title
Page
Contents
1. Origin
Myth
2. Hurúing
Wuhti and the Sun
3. Coming
of the Hopi From the Under-world
4. The
Wanderings of the Hopi.
5. The
Origin of Some Oraíbi Clans
a. the
Spider Clan
b. the
Bear Clan
6. The
Snake Myth.
7. The
Snake Myth.
8. The
Wanderings of the Bear Clan (Hon-ńamu).
9. The
Wanderings of the Spider Clan (Kohk'ang-ńamu)
10. The
Origin of the Yáyaatu Society
11. The
Origin of Some Mishóngnovi Clans
12. The
Destruction of Palátkwapi
13. The
Revenge of the Katcinas
14. How
the Circle (Póngo) Katcina And His Wife Became Stars
15. The
Kokóshori Katcina and the Shongópavi Maiden
16. How
Ball-head (Tatciqtö) Wedded An Oraíbi Maiden
17. The
Ahö'li And Other Wálpi Katcinas
18. The
Two War Gods and the Two Maidens
19. The
Pöokónghoyas and the Cannibal Monster
20.
Pöokónghoya And His Brother As Thieves
21. How
the Pö'okongs Destroyed Cóoyoko And His Wife
22. How
Pö'okong Killed the Bear
23. The
Pö'okongs Attend A Dance
24. How
Pö'okong Won A Bride
25. How
the Antelope Maiden Was Reconciled
26. The
Pö'okongs and the Bálölöokong
27. How
the Yellow Corn-Ear Maiden Became A Bull Snake and Revenged Herself
28. A
Journey to the Skeleton House
29. A
Journey to the Skeleton House
30.
Skeleton Woman and the Hunter
31.
Másauwuu Marries A Maiden
32.
Másauwuu and the Háno Hunters
33. Two
Yáyaponchatu Trade In Oraíbi
34. The
Kóhonino Hunter
35. The
White Corn-ear Maiden and the Sorcerers
36.
Watermelon-rind Woman (Hölö'kop Wuhti)
37. The
Youth And Maiden Who Played Hide And Seek For Their Life
38. The
Maiden Who Stole the Youth's Costume
39. The
Two Pueblo Maidens Who Were Married to the Night
40. How
Hiyónatitiwa Defeated the Plan of His Enemies
41. The
Shongópavi Maiden Who Turned Into A Dog
42. The
Blind Man and the Lame Man
43. Big
Head And Goat Horn
44.
Kavúshkavuwnöm And Shovíviounöm
45. How
the Children of Pivánhonk'api Obtained Permission To Catch Birds
46. The
Jug Boy
47. The
Crow As A Spirit of Evil
48. The
Maiden and the Coyote
49.
Chórzhvűk'iqölö and the Eagles
50. The
Hawk and the Child
51.
Múyingwa, Two Children, and the Humming-bird
52. The
Kalátötö Who Wished To Have Hair On His Head
53. The
Child Who Turned Into An Owl
54. The
Children and the Lizards
55. The
Rooster, the Mocking-bird and the Maiden
56. The
Toad and the Snow Katcínas
57. The
Locust That Came To Life While Being Roasted
58. The
Coyote and the Turtles
59. The
Water Serpent and the Coyote
60. The
Coyote and the Bálölöokong (Water Serpent).
61.
Bálölöokongwuu and the Coyote
62. The
Coyote and the Frog
63. The
Coyote, the Bat, and the Humming-bird
64. The
Coyote and the Humming-bird
65. How
the Coyote Was Deceived By the Wren
66. The
Áahtu and the Coyote
67. The
Coyote and the Turtle-dove
68. The
Coyote and the Blue Jays
69. The
Coyote and the Eagle
70. The
Coyote and the Red Eagle
71. The
Coyote and the Turkeys
72. The
Chíro and the Coyote
73. The
Coyote and the Porcupine
74. The
Coyote and the Badger
75. The
Badger and the Coyote
76. The
Badger, the Coyote, and the Kóhonino Maiden
77. The
Coyote and the Kókontu Maidens
78. The
Coyote and the Grasshoppers
79. The
Coyote and the Grasshopper
80. The
Three Maidens and the Coyote
81. How
the Coyotes Had A Katcina Dance
82. The
Coyote and His Prey
83. The
Bull-snake and the Tű'chvo (wren).
84. The
Snakes and the Locusts
85. The
Squirrel and the Chipmunk
86. A Bet
Between the Cooyoko and the Fox
87. The
Little Gray Mice and the Little Brown Mice
88. The
Badger and the Small Gray Mice
89. The
Badger and the Small Gray Mice
90. The
Mice, the Owl, and the Hawk
91. The
Sparrow-hawk and the Hâ'kwâ
92. The
Sparrow-hawk and the Grasshoppers
93. The
Crow and the Hawk
94. The
Red Eagle Song
95. The
Red Eagle and the Owl
96. The
Bee and the Ásya
97. The
Grasshoppers and the Oraíbi Maiden
98. How
the Beetles Produced Pain
99. Why
the Ants Are So Thin
100.
Lâ'vövölvipiki and Nö'nvövölpiki
101. The
Destruction of Pivánhonk'api
102. The
Destruction of Sikyátki
103. The
Destruction of Aoátovi
104. The
Destruction of Aoatovi
105. How
An Oraíbi Chief Punished His People
106. A
Katcina Race Contest Between the Wálpi and the Oraíbi
107. The
Last Fight With the Navaho
108. A
Hopi Raid On A Navaho Dance
109. A
Raid On the Hopi Villages
110. The
Early Spanish Missions At Oraíbi
Abstracts.
1.--Origin Myth.
2.--Hurúing Wuhti and the Sun.
3.--Coming
of the Hopi From the Under-world.
4.--The
Wanderings of the Hopi.
5.--The
Origin of Some Oraíbi Clans.
6.--The
Snake Myth.
7.--The
Snake Myth.
8.--The
Wanderings of the Bear Clan.
9.--The
Wanderings of the Spider Clan.
10.--Origin of the Yáyaatu Society.
11.--The
Origin of Some Mishóngnovi Clans.
12.--The
Destruction of Palátkwapi.
13.--The
Revenge of the Katcinas.
14.--How
the Circle (Póngo) Katcina And His Wife Became Stars.
15.--The
Kokóshori Katcina and the Shongópavi Maiden.
16.--How
Ball-head (Tatciqtö) Wedded An Oraíbi Maiden.
17.--The
Áhö'li And Other Wálpi Katcinas.
18.--The
Two War Gods and the Two Maidens.
19.--The
Pöokónghoyas and the Cannibal Monster.
20.--Pöokónghoya And His Brother As Thieves.
21.--How
the Pö'okongs Destroyed Cóoyoko And His Wife.
22.--How
Pö'okong Killed the Bear.
23.--The
Pö'okongs Attend A Dance.
24.--How
Pö'okong Won A Bride.
25.--How
the Antelope Maiden Was Reconciled.
26.--The
Pö'okongs and the Bálölöokong.
27.--How
the Yellow Corn-ear Maiden Became A Bull-snake.
28.--Journey To the Skeleton House.
29.--A
Journey To the Skeleton House.
30.--Skeleton Woman and the Hunter.
31.--Másauwuu Marries A Maiden.
32.--Másauwuu and the Hano Hunters.
33.--The
Two Yáyaponchatu Trade In Oraíbi.
34.--The
Kóhonino Hunter.
35.--The
White Corn-ear Maiden and the Sorcerers.
36.--Watermelon-rind Woman (Hölö'kopö' Wuhti).
37.--The
Youth And Maiden Who Played Hide And Seek For Their Life.
38.--The
Maiden Who Stole the Youth's Costume.
39.--The
Two Pueblo Maidens Who Were Married To the Night.
40.--How
Hiyónatitiwa Defeated the Plan of His Enemy.
41.--The
Shongópavi Maiden Who Turned Into A Dog.
42.--The
Blind Man and the Lame Man.
43.--Big
Head And Goat Horn.
44.--Kavúshkavuwnöm And Shovíviounöm.
45.--How
the Children of Pivánhonk'api Obtained Permission To Catch Birds.
46.--The
Jug Boy.
47.--The
Crow As A Spirit of Evil.
48.--The
Maiden and the Coyote.
49.--Chórzhvűk'iqölö and the Eagles.
50.--Hawk
and the Child.
51.--Mű'yingwa, Two Children, and the Humming-bird.
52.--The
Kalátötö Who Wished To Have Hair On His Head.
53.--The
Child Who Turned Into An Owl.
54.--The
Children and the Lizards.
55.--The
Rooster, the Mocking-bird, and the Maiden.
56.--The
Toad and the Snow Katcínas.
57.--The
Locust That Came To Life While Being Roasted.
58.--The
Coyote and the Turtles.
59.--The
Water Serpent and the Coyote.
60.--The
Coyote and the Bálölöokong (water Serpent).
61.--Bálölöokongwuu and the Coyote.
62.--The
Coyote and the Frog.
63.--The
Coyote, the Bat, and the Humming-bird.
64.--The
Coyote and the Humming-bird.
65.--How
the Coyote Was Deceived By the Wren.
66.--The
Áahtu and the Coyote.
67.--The
Coyote and the Turtle-dove.
68.--The
Coyote and the Blue Jays.
69.--The
Coyote and the Eagle.
70.--The
Coyote and the Red Eagle.
71.--The
Coyote and the Turkeys.
72.--The
Chíro and the Coyote.
73.--The
Coyote and the Porcupine.
74.--The
Coyote and the Badger.
75.--The
Badger and the Coyote.
76.--The
Badger, the Coyote, and the Kóhonino Maiden.
77.--The
Coyote and the Kókontu-maidens.
78.--The
Coyote and the Grasshoppers.
79.--The
Coyote and the Grasshopper.
80.--The
Three Maidens and the Coyote.
81.--How
the Coyotes Had A Katcina Dance.
82.--The
Coyote And His Prey.
83.--The
Bull-snake and the Tű'chvo (wren).
84.--The
Snakes and the Locusts.
85.--The
Squirrel and the Chipmunk.
86.--A Bet
Between the Cóoyoko and the Fox.
87.--The
Little Gray Mice and the Little Brown Mice.
88.--The
Badger and the Small Gray Mice.
89.--The
Badger and the Small Gray Mice.
90.--The
Mice, the Owl, and the Hawk.
92.--The
Sparrow Hawk and the Grasshoppers.
93.--The
Crow and the Hawk.
94.--The
Red Eagle's Song.
95.--The
Red Eagle and the Owl.
96.--The
Bee and the Ásya.
97.--The
Grasshoppers and the Oraíbi Maiden.
98.--How
the Beetles Produced Rain.
99.--Why
the Ants Are So Thin.
100.--Lâ'vövölvipiki And Nö'nvövölpiki.
101.--The
Destruction of Pivánhonk'api.
102.--The
Destruction of Sikyátki.
103.--The
Destruction of Aoátovi.
104.--The
Destruction of Aoátovi.
106.--A
Katcina Race Contest Between the Wálpi and the Oraíbi.
107.--The
Last Fight With the Navaho.
108.--A
Hopi Raid On A Navaho Dance.
109.--A
Raid On the Hopi Villages.
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