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- Summary
- A compendium of prose, poetry, painting, photography, and archival material, this anthology chronicles more than five hundred years of one of North America's oldest and most enduring native cultures
- Language
- eng
- Edition
- 1st ed.
- Extent
- xxv, 230 p.
- Contents
-
- Nancy Wood
- Spider's creation : Zia legend
- retold by David Campbell
- The great flood : Zia tale
- retold by David Campbell
- The origin of the morning star : Zuni tale
- retold by Franz Boas
- The stars
- Pablita Velarde
- Creation.
- The people shall continue
- Simon J. Ortiz
- The coming of corn : Zuni tale
- retold by Alice Marriott and Carol K Rachlin
- The origin of clans and societies : Zuni tale
- retold by Frank Hamilton Cushing
- The dance of life
- Harold Littlebird
- The little girl and the cricket : Tewa tale
- retold by Franz Boas
- The snake who ate children
- Tonita Peña
- The ghost : the Zuni people
- translated by Alvina Quam
- Pueblo Christmas
- Lawrence Jonathan Vallo
- Baby eagles : Zuni tale
- Childhood.
- retold by Ann Nolan Clark
- A trick
- Larry Littlebird
- Have you ever hurt about baskets?
- Marylita Altaka
- The unborn
- Frank Hamilton Cushing
- Prayer spoken while presenting an infant to the sun : Zuni tale
- retold by Margot Astrov
- Song for the newborn : Tewa tale
- retold by Mary Austin
- New moon daughter
- Nancy Wood
- A circle begins
- Harold Littlebird
- Going to Blue Lake
- Ann Nolan Clark
- Spirit world of the Zunis : the Zuni people
- translated by Alvina Quam
- Prayer to the ancients after harvesting : Zuni poem
- translated by Margot Astrov
- The pine gum baby : Santa Clara tale
- A lasting way of life.
- retold by Evelyn Dahl Reed
- Irrigation
- Ann Nolan Clark
- Rattlesnake fools with coyote
- Barry Lopez
- On the roof throwing : Cochiti tale
- retold by Kris Hotvedt
- The harvesting of corn is begun
- Carmen Gertrudis Espinosa
- Instructions on life
- Vickie Downey
- A vast old religion
- D.H. Lawrence
- Pueblo Indian religion
- Joe S. Sando
- All as it was in this place timeless
- Nancy Wood
- The old woman : Zuni tale
- retold by Tony Hillerman
- Sacred shoes
- Paula Gunn Allen
- The abode of souls : Zuni tale
- retold by Frank Hamilton Cushing
- How the days will be : Zuni poem
- The borrowed feathers
- Barry Lopez
- Abode of souls.
- The origin of death : Cochiti tale
- Song of a child's spirit : Santo Domingo poem
- A very good day to die
- Nancy Wood
- Reminiscing with pá-pa (grandmother) about ka-tse-ma
- Manuel Pino
- A woman mourns for her husband : Zuni tale
- retold by Margot Astrov
- Grandmother
- Joseph L. Concha
- Old woman
- Henry R. Poore
- The ancient strength
- Oliver La Farge
- Remembering Tewa Pueblo houses and spaces
- Rina Swentzell
- A snake tale : San Juan tale
- retold by Edward S. Curtis
- A fish story : San Juan tale
- retold by Richard Erdoes and Alfonso Ortiz
- An Acoma childhood
- Pueblo.
- Simon J. Ortiz
- Conquistador hospitality, 1540
- Pedro de Casteñeda
- The rock
- Willa Cather
- The Kiva
- D'Arcy McNickle
- Taos Pueblo, 1882
- The rituals of hunting : the Zuni people
- translated by Alvina Quam
- Animal dance
- Pablita Velarde
- The hunting prayer
- Larry Littlebird
- When I was thirteen
- Leslie Marmon Silko
- The bear
- Agripito Concha
- Hunting.
- Hunting
- Nancy Wood
- Rabbit hunt
- Robert Mirabal
- The prairie dogs dance : Cochiti tale
- retold by Evelyn Dahl Reed
- The priest's son and the eagle : Zuni tale
- retold by Frank Hamilton Cushing
- The secret trail
- D'Arcy McNickle
- The man who killed the deer
- Frank Waters
- Hunter's morning
- Harold Littlebird
- How the deer got their red eyes : Isleta tale
- retold by John P. Harrington
- The watermelon race
- Carmen Gertrudis Espinosa
- The delight makers
- Adolf F. Bandelier
- The snakes of Tesuque, 1924
- Edward S. Curtis
- Witchcraft
- Marc Simmons
- Magpie drowns blue corn girl : Taos tale
- Ceremony and courtship.
- retold by Elsie Clews Parsons
- True way of the scalp dance : Zuni people
- translated by Alvina Quam
- Imprisoned by bears : Tewa tale
- retold by Ahlee James
- Oh sweet her
- Joseph L. Concha
- Deer Hunter and white corn maiden : Tewa tale
- translated by Alfonso Ortiz
- The sphynx moth and the old coyote : Picuris tale
- N. Scott Momaday
- He is not one of us
- Sun Elk
- My great-grandmother
- Leslies Marmon Silko
- Towa
- Nora Naranjo-Morse
- Echo from beyond
- Joe S. Sando
- Mixed blood
- Two worlds.
- Mary Austin
- Easy life of the gray-eyed
- James Paytiamo
- Indian boarding school : Taos school girl
- Boarding school blues : San Juan school girl
- The importance of a shawl : Taos school girl
- How an Indian looks at life
- Lucy Lowden
- Right of way
- Simon J. Ortiz
- San Geronimo
- Frank Waters
- Pueblo reality : Taos tale
- Anonymous ; retold by Nancy Wood
- Kopis'taya (a gathering of spirits)
- Paula Gunn Allen
- Pecos warriors at Jemez
- Isbn
- 9780525463498
- Label
- The serpent's tongue : prose, poetry, and art of the New Mexico pueblos
- Title
- The serpent's tongue
- Title remainder
- prose, poetry, and art of the New Mexico pueblos
- Statement of responsibility
- edited by Nancy Wood
- Language
- eng
- Summary
- A compendium of prose, poetry, painting, photography, and archival material, this anthology chronicles more than five hundred years of one of North America's oldest and most enduring native cultures
- Cataloging source
- DLC
- Dewey number
- 810.8/0897
- Illustrations
- illustrations
- Index
- index present
- Literary form
- non fiction
- Nature of contents
- bibliography
- http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName
- Wood, Nancy C
- http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
-
- American literature
- Indians of North America
- Pueblo Indians
- New Mexico
- American literature
- Pueblo mythology
- Pueblo art
- Label
- The serpent's tongue : prose, poetry, and art of the New Mexico pueblos, edited by Nancy Wood
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references (p. 220-222) and index
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
-
- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
-
- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- Nancy Wood
- Spider's creation : Zia legend
- retold by David Campbell
- The great flood : Zia tale
- retold by David Campbell
- The origin of the morning star : Zuni tale
- retold by Franz Boas
- The stars
- Pablita Velarde
- Creation.
- The people shall continue
- Simon J. Ortiz
- The coming of corn : Zuni tale
- retold by Alice Marriott and Carol K Rachlin
- The origin of clans and societies : Zuni tale
- retold by Frank Hamilton Cushing
- The dance of life
- Harold Littlebird
- The little girl and the cricket : Tewa tale
- retold by Franz Boas
- The snake who ate children
- Tonita Peña
- The ghost : the Zuni people
- translated by Alvina Quam
- Pueblo Christmas
- Lawrence Jonathan Vallo
- Baby eagles : Zuni tale
- Childhood.
- retold by Ann Nolan Clark
- A trick
- Larry Littlebird
- Have you ever hurt about baskets?
- Marylita Altaka
- The unborn
- Frank Hamilton Cushing
- Prayer spoken while presenting an infant to the sun : Zuni tale
- retold by Margot Astrov
- Song for the newborn : Tewa tale
- retold by Mary Austin
- New moon daughter
- Nancy Wood
- A circle begins
- Harold Littlebird
- Going to Blue Lake
- Ann Nolan Clark
- Spirit world of the Zunis : the Zuni people
- translated by Alvina Quam
- Prayer to the ancients after harvesting : Zuni poem
- translated by Margot Astrov
- The pine gum baby : Santa Clara tale
- A lasting way of life.
- retold by Evelyn Dahl Reed
- Irrigation
- Ann Nolan Clark
- Rattlesnake fools with coyote
- Barry Lopez
- On the roof throwing : Cochiti tale
- retold by Kris Hotvedt
- The harvesting of corn is begun
- Carmen Gertrudis Espinosa
- Instructions on life
- Vickie Downey
- A vast old religion
- D.H. Lawrence
- Pueblo Indian religion
- Joe S. Sando
- All as it was in this place timeless
- Nancy Wood
- The old woman : Zuni tale
- retold by Tony Hillerman
- Sacred shoes
- Paula Gunn Allen
- The abode of souls : Zuni tale
- retold by Frank Hamilton Cushing
- How the days will be : Zuni poem
- The borrowed feathers
- Barry Lopez
- Abode of souls.
- The origin of death : Cochiti tale
- Song of a child's spirit : Santo Domingo poem
- A very good day to die
- Nancy Wood
- Reminiscing with pá-pa (grandmother) about ka-tse-ma
- Manuel Pino
- A woman mourns for her husband : Zuni tale
- retold by Margot Astrov
- Grandmother
- Joseph L. Concha
- Old woman
- Henry R. Poore
- The ancient strength
- Oliver La Farge
- Remembering Tewa Pueblo houses and spaces
- Rina Swentzell
- A snake tale : San Juan tale
- retold by Edward S. Curtis
- A fish story : San Juan tale
- retold by Richard Erdoes and Alfonso Ortiz
- An Acoma childhood
- Pueblo.
- Simon J. Ortiz
- Conquistador hospitality, 1540
- Pedro de Casteñeda
- The rock
- Willa Cather
- The Kiva
- D'Arcy McNickle
- Taos Pueblo, 1882
- The rituals of hunting : the Zuni people
- translated by Alvina Quam
- Animal dance
- Pablita Velarde
- The hunting prayer
- Larry Littlebird
- When I was thirteen
- Leslie Marmon Silko
- The bear
- Agripito Concha
- Hunting.
- Hunting
- Nancy Wood
- Rabbit hunt
- Robert Mirabal
- The prairie dogs dance : Cochiti tale
- retold by Evelyn Dahl Reed
- The priest's son and the eagle : Zuni tale
- retold by Frank Hamilton Cushing
- The secret trail
- D'Arcy McNickle
- The man who killed the deer
- Frank Waters
- Hunter's morning
- Harold Littlebird
- How the deer got their red eyes : Isleta tale
- retold by John P. Harrington
- The watermelon race
- Carmen Gertrudis Espinosa
- The delight makers
- Adolf F. Bandelier
- The snakes of Tesuque, 1924
- Edward S. Curtis
- Witchcraft
- Marc Simmons
- Magpie drowns blue corn girl : Taos tale
- Ceremony and courtship.
- retold by Elsie Clews Parsons
- True way of the scalp dance : Zuni people
- translated by Alvina Quam
- Imprisoned by bears : Tewa tale
- retold by Ahlee James
- Oh sweet her
- Joseph L. Concha
- Deer Hunter and white corn maiden : Tewa tale
- translated by Alfonso Ortiz
- The sphynx moth and the old coyote : Picuris tale
- N. Scott Momaday
- He is not one of us
- Sun Elk
- My great-grandmother
- Leslies Marmon Silko
- Towa
- Nora Naranjo-Morse
- Echo from beyond
- Joe S. Sando
- Mixed blood
- Two worlds.
- Mary Austin
- Easy life of the gray-eyed
- James Paytiamo
- Indian boarding school : Taos school girl
- Boarding school blues : San Juan school girl
- The importance of a shawl : Taos school girl
- How an Indian looks at life
- Lucy Lowden
- Right of way
- Simon J. Ortiz
- San Geronimo
- Frank Waters
- Pueblo reality : Taos tale
- Anonymous ; retold by Nancy Wood
- Kopis'taya (a gathering of spirits)
- Paula Gunn Allen
- Pecos warriors at Jemez
- Control code
- ocm37211303
- Dimensions
- 29 cm.
- Edition
- 1st ed.
- Extent
- xxv, 230 p.
- Isbn
- 9780525463498
- Lccn
- 97026295
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
-
- n
- Other physical details
- ill. (some col.)
- System control number
- (OCoLC)37211303
- Label
- The serpent's tongue : prose, poetry, and art of the New Mexico pueblos, edited by Nancy Wood
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references (p. 220-222) and index
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
-
- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
-
- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- Nancy Wood
- Spider's creation : Zia legend
- retold by David Campbell
- The great flood : Zia tale
- retold by David Campbell
- The origin of the morning star : Zuni tale
- retold by Franz Boas
- The stars
- Pablita Velarde
- Creation.
- The people shall continue
- Simon J. Ortiz
- The coming of corn : Zuni tale
- retold by Alice Marriott and Carol K Rachlin
- The origin of clans and societies : Zuni tale
- retold by Frank Hamilton Cushing
- The dance of life
- Harold Littlebird
- The little girl and the cricket : Tewa tale
- retold by Franz Boas
- The snake who ate children
- Tonita Peña
- The ghost : the Zuni people
- translated by Alvina Quam
- Pueblo Christmas
- Lawrence Jonathan Vallo
- Baby eagles : Zuni tale
- Childhood.
- retold by Ann Nolan Clark
- A trick
- Larry Littlebird
- Have you ever hurt about baskets?
- Marylita Altaka
- The unborn
- Frank Hamilton Cushing
- Prayer spoken while presenting an infant to the sun : Zuni tale
- retold by Margot Astrov
- Song for the newborn : Tewa tale
- retold by Mary Austin
- New moon daughter
- Nancy Wood
- A circle begins
- Harold Littlebird
- Going to Blue Lake
- Ann Nolan Clark
- Spirit world of the Zunis : the Zuni people
- translated by Alvina Quam
- Prayer to the ancients after harvesting : Zuni poem
- translated by Margot Astrov
- The pine gum baby : Santa Clara tale
- A lasting way of life.
- retold by Evelyn Dahl Reed
- Irrigation
- Ann Nolan Clark
- Rattlesnake fools with coyote
- Barry Lopez
- On the roof throwing : Cochiti tale
- retold by Kris Hotvedt
- The harvesting of corn is begun
- Carmen Gertrudis Espinosa
- Instructions on life
- Vickie Downey
- A vast old religion
- D.H. Lawrence
- Pueblo Indian religion
- Joe S. Sando
- All as it was in this place timeless
- Nancy Wood
- The old woman : Zuni tale
- retold by Tony Hillerman
- Sacred shoes
- Paula Gunn Allen
- The abode of souls : Zuni tale
- retold by Frank Hamilton Cushing
- How the days will be : Zuni poem
- The borrowed feathers
- Barry Lopez
- Abode of souls.
- The origin of death : Cochiti tale
- Song of a child's spirit : Santo Domingo poem
- A very good day to die
- Nancy Wood
- Reminiscing with pá-pa (grandmother) about ka-tse-ma
- Manuel Pino
- A woman mourns for her husband : Zuni tale
- retold by Margot Astrov
- Grandmother
- Joseph L. Concha
- Old woman
- Henry R. Poore
- The ancient strength
- Oliver La Farge
- Remembering Tewa Pueblo houses and spaces
- Rina Swentzell
- A snake tale : San Juan tale
- retold by Edward S. Curtis
- A fish story : San Juan tale
- retold by Richard Erdoes and Alfonso Ortiz
- An Acoma childhood
- Pueblo.
- Simon J. Ortiz
- Conquistador hospitality, 1540
- Pedro de Casteñeda
- The rock
- Willa Cather
- The Kiva
- D'Arcy McNickle
- Taos Pueblo, 1882
- The rituals of hunting : the Zuni people
- translated by Alvina Quam
- Animal dance
- Pablita Velarde
- The hunting prayer
- Larry Littlebird
- When I was thirteen
- Leslie Marmon Silko
- The bear
- Agripito Concha
- Hunting.
- Hunting
- Nancy Wood
- Rabbit hunt
- Robert Mirabal
- The prairie dogs dance : Cochiti tale
- retold by Evelyn Dahl Reed
- The priest's son and the eagle : Zuni tale
- retold by Frank Hamilton Cushing
- The secret trail
- D'Arcy McNickle
- The man who killed the deer
- Frank Waters
- Hunter's morning
- Harold Littlebird
- How the deer got their red eyes : Isleta tale
- retold by John P. Harrington
- The watermelon race
- Carmen Gertrudis Espinosa
- The delight makers
- Adolf F. Bandelier
- The snakes of Tesuque, 1924
- Edward S. Curtis
- Witchcraft
- Marc Simmons
- Magpie drowns blue corn girl : Taos tale
- Ceremony and courtship.
- retold by Elsie Clews Parsons
- True way of the scalp dance : Zuni people
- translated by Alvina Quam
- Imprisoned by bears : Tewa tale
- retold by Ahlee James
- Oh sweet her
- Joseph L. Concha
- Deer Hunter and white corn maiden : Tewa tale
- translated by Alfonso Ortiz
- The sphynx moth and the old coyote : Picuris tale
- N. Scott Momaday
- He is not one of us
- Sun Elk
- My great-grandmother
- Leslies Marmon Silko
- Towa
- Nora Naranjo-Morse
- Echo from beyond
- Joe S. Sando
- Mixed blood
- Two worlds.
- Mary Austin
- Easy life of the gray-eyed
- James Paytiamo
- Indian boarding school : Taos school girl
- Boarding school blues : San Juan school girl
- The importance of a shawl : Taos school girl
- How an Indian looks at life
- Lucy Lowden
- Right of way
- Simon J. Ortiz
- San Geronimo
- Frank Waters
- Pueblo reality : Taos tale
- Anonymous ; retold by Nancy Wood
- Kopis'taya (a gathering of spirits)
- Paula Gunn Allen
- Pecos warriors at Jemez
- Control code
- ocm37211303
- Dimensions
- 29 cm.
- Edition
- 1st ed.
- Extent
- xxv, 230 p.
- Isbn
- 9780525463498
- Lccn
- 97026295
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
-
- n
- Other physical details
- ill. (some col.)
- System control number
- (OCoLC)37211303
Subject
- American Indian poetry
- American literature -- Indian authors
- American literature -- New Mexico
- Indians of North America -- New Mexico -- Literary collections
- Mythology
- Native American poetry
- New Mexico -- Literary collections
- Poetry
- Pueblo Indians -- Literary collections
- Pueblo art
- Pueblo mythology
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