NATIVE AMERICAN MYTHS AND LEGENDS-- SELECTED RESOURCESKeeley Library Revised January 23, 2001 |
See also related
guides:
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BACKGROUND INFORMATION ABOUT NATIVE AMERICAN MYTHS
in World Book Encyclopedia.
Chicago:
World Book, 2001
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inEncyclopedia
Americana. Danbury, CT:Grolier, 1999
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Littleton, C. Scott. "Mythology" v. 13 . (see section on American Indian Mythology" | . |
BROWSING GUIDE
291's Mythology | 970's Indians of North America |
SELECTED REFERENCE BOOKS
Larousse encyclopedia of mythology. | Ref. 291.1302 L332 |
New Larousse encyclopedia of mythology. | Ref. 291.13 L332 1968 |
Illustrated Dictionary of Mythology | Ref. 291.1303 W687 |
Atlas of Holy Places and Sacred Sites | Ref. 291.3509 W747 |
Annotated guides, myths & legends | Ref. 291.13 P549 1999 |
The Mythology of all races | Ref 291.13 M999 |
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The Folklore of world holidays | Ref. 394.26 F666 1992 |
To locate items in our library network, search our New WebCat™using the following subjects. Many additional headings exist for folklore and legends from different countries.
Myth
Mythology Animals, Mythical Geographical myths |
Totemism
Folklore Gods Symbolism |
Indian mythology
Fables Folk literature Storytelling |
Coyote (Legendary character)
Anansi (Legendary character) Bunyan, Paul (Legendary character) Art and mythology add more here... |
WEB SITES
Native American Myths and Legends | Native American Myths |
Myths and Legends of the Sioux | Old Indian Legends |
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Keeley Library, B.M.C.Durfee High School
of Fall River
September, 1978 to June, 2001