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Page 254
... material in the idiom of American mass culture . A taste for Indian dances and songs is evident in the vaudeville material of the late 19th and early 20th centuries ; and the many efforts of folklorists to collect Indian oral literature ...
... material in the idiom of American mass culture . A taste for Indian dances and songs is evident in the vaudeville material of the late 19th and early 20th centuries ; and the many efforts of folklorists to collect Indian oral literature ...
Page 258
... material , as texts are the most flexible aspect of Wabanaki songs ( Fewkes 1890 : 261 ; Newell 1990 ) . Speck and Curtis noted Penobscot song melodies appearing in different texts in a variety of functional contexts ( Curtis 1907 : 9 ...
... material , as texts are the most flexible aspect of Wabanaki songs ( Fewkes 1890 : 261 ; Newell 1990 ) . Speck and Curtis noted Penobscot song melodies appearing in different texts in a variety of functional contexts ( Curtis 1907 : 9 ...
Page 275
... material , shape and ornamentation are unknown , some assumptions can be made . It can , for instance , be assumed with some assurance that hide was the material likely used . Similarly , the widespread distribution of pointed hoods ...
... material , shape and ornamentation are unknown , some assumptions can be made . It can , for instance , be assumed with some assurance that hide was the material likely used . Similarly , the widespread distribution of pointed hoods ...
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