The Moki Snake Dance; a Popular Account of That Unparalleled Dramatic Pagan Ceremony of the Pueblo Indians of Tusayan, Arizona, With Incidental Mention of Their Life And Customs
The Moki Snake Dance; a Popular Account of That Unparalleled Dramatic Pagan Ceremony of the Pueblo Indians of Tusayan, Arizona, With Incidental Mention of Their Life And Customs
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H. Maude. Uned by permission.
BASKET-WEAVER.
^^^■ps^^Hp^sy * 1 .^^' '^ i^ ■ftcsRl u-i i wQ* . . aw On the rocky side of the mesa are thriving peach orchards, perfectly free from blight or insect enemies, and in the proper season loaded down with luscious fruit of which the Mokis are extravagantly fond. A few cottonwoods among the fields, the peach trees, and the cedars along the mesa sides, are all the trees to be seen. These cedar forests are to the Moki towns what a vein of coal is to a civil...ized town — the fuel supply always getting farther away and harder to reach, because the annual growth of a desert cedar is almost imperceptible. Though veins of coal peep out in many places near the pueblos, the Mokis do not use it, although they seem to have known what coal is long before our wise men settled the question; the native name for it is **rock wood,'* koowa^ a word which resembles our word coal. The score or so of fruits, grains and veg- etables which the Mokis plant would, in favorable seasons, cause peace and plenty to reign in Tusayan, but Moki history has some sad tales of famine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H. Maude. Uned by permission.
BASKET-WEAVER.
^^^■ps^^Hp^sy * 1 .^^' '^ i^ ■ftcsRl u-i i wQ* . . aw On the rocky side of the mesa are thriving peach orchards, perfectly free from blight or insect enemies, and in the proper season loaded down with luscious fruit of which the Mokis are extravagantly fond. A few cottonwoods among the fields, the peach trees, and the cedars along the mesa sides, are all the trees to be seen. These cedar forests are to the Moki towns what a vein of coal is to a civil...ized town — the fuel supply always getting farther away and harder to reach, because the annual growth of a desert cedar is almost imperceptible. Though veins of coal peep out in many places near the pueblos, the Mokis do not use it, although they seem to have known what coal is long before our wise men settled the question; the native name for it is **rock wood,'* koowa^ a word which resembles our word coal. The score or so of fruits, grains and veg- etables which the Mokis plant would, in favorable seasons, cause peace and plenty to reign in Tusayan, but Moki history has some sad tales of famine.
What to read after The Moki Snake Dance; a Popular Account of That Unparalleled Dramatic Pagan Ceremony of the Pueblo Indians of Tusayan, Arizona, With Incidental Mention of Their Life And Customs?
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