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... Dance of the Kiowa . HUGH LENOX SCOTT . ( Plates XVIII - XXV ) . . . . 299 313 345 Phonetics of the Micronesian Language of the Marshall Islands . A. L. KROEBER . ( Plates XXV - XXVIII ) . . 380 iii 240034 Professor Boas ' New Theory of ...
... Dance of the Kiowa . HUGH LENOX SCOTT . ( Plates XVIII - XXV ) . . . . 299 313 345 Phonetics of the Micronesian Language of the Marshall Islands . A. L. KROEBER . ( Plates XXV - XXVIII ) . . 380 iii 240034 Professor Boas ' New Theory of ...
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... dance . " A long origin legend of the Lōkwa'na ' was secured which localizes that ceremony in the country of the Yul ... dances that the novices are supposed to have been taught by the wolves . The exact details of the course of the ...
... dance . " A long origin legend of the Lōkwa'na ' was secured which localizes that ceremony in the country of the Yul ... dances that the novices are supposed to have been taught by the wolves . The exact details of the course of the ...
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... dances , at the same time accompanying themselves with rattling . As a result of this exorcism the Héina ' of the novices ... dance a series of dances known as oci " nak " " pretending to be somebody . 24 [ N. S. , 13 , 1911 AMERICAN ...
... dances , at the same time accompanying themselves with rattling . As a result of this exorcism the Héina ' of the novices ... dance a series of dances known as oci " nak " " pretending to be somebody . 24 [ N. S. , 13 , 1911 AMERICAN ...
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... dance assigned to him or her , the assignment depending to some extent on the topa'ti ' of his or her family ; there are not more of these dances performed than there are novices , though the total number of soci " nak ' dances known is ...
... dance assigned to him or her , the assignment depending to some extent on the topa'ti ' of his or her family ; there are not more of these dances performed than there are novices , though the total number of soci " nak ' dances known is ...
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... dances , by two who dance towards and away from each other , while in the larger number of dances an indefinite number participate . The ceremonial paraphernalia used in the dances are face , head , and fore- head masks , though in many ...
... dances , by two who dance towards and away from each other , while in the larger number of dances an indefinite number participate . The ceremonial paraphernalia used in the dances are face , head , and fore- head masks , though in many ...
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