Prehistoric America volume 5
Prehistoric America volume 5
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An old priest stands and blows through the body of the serpent with a pecuhar noise resembhng that ot a sea monster. The arrangement within the kiva is peculiar. The father of the sun sits upon a throne at the west end of the room. The high priest and priestess on either side of the throne. The war god sits at the left of the fire altar and feeds the sacred flames. The god-parents sit upon a stone ledge, which represents the third stage of the creation, each with a boy by his side on the ledge.... Inside of the kiva are mounds of sand, on which are wands of feathers. Messengers of the north, east, south and west take these feathers, and go to each child and blow the sacred breath over the plumes into the mouth of the child. After this the feathered serpent appears. The high priest of the bow, of the sky, the priestess of the earth, ascend to the hatchway, holding a large earthen bowl to catch the water poured from the mouth of the serpent, Ko-lo-o-owit-si. Each god-father carries the holy water to the boys to drink, and makes a gift of the bowl to the boy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An old priest stands and blows through the body of the serpent with a pecuhar noise resembhng that ot a sea monster. The arrangement within the kiva is peculiar. The father of the sun sits upon a throne at the west end of the room. The high priest and priestess on either side of the throne. The war god sits at the left of the fire altar and feeds the sacred flames. The god-parents sit upon a stone ledge, which represents the third stage of the creation, each with a boy by his side on the ledge.... Inside of the kiva are mounds of sand, on which are wands of feathers. Messengers of the north, east, south and west take these feathers, and go to each child and blow the sacred breath over the plumes into the mouth of the child. After this the feathered serpent appears. The high priest of the bow, of the sky, the priestess of the earth, ascend to the hatchway, holding a large earthen bowl to catch the water poured from the mouth of the serpent, Ko-lo-o-owit-si. Each god-father carries the holy water to the boys to drink, and makes a gift of the bowl to the boy.
What to read after Prehistoric America volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen D Stephen Denison Peet to read onlineMoreLess
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