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Religious Practices of the Diegueño Indians, by T.T. Waterman, [1910], at sacred-texts.com
CONTENTS.
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Introduction | |
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Customs concerning Birth and Adolescence | |
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Girls' Adolescence Ceremony | |
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Bad Songs | |
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Conclusion of the Girls’ Ceremony | |
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Boys’ Adolescence Ceremony | |
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The Ground Painting | |
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Conclusion of the Boys’ Ceremony | |
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Mourning Ceremonies | |
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The Clothes Burning Ceremony | |
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The Feather Ceremony | |
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The Whirling Dance, Tapakwirp | |
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Conclusion of the Feather Ceremony | |
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The Image Burning | |
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The Eagle Ceremony | |
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The "War" Dance | |
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The Fire Ceremony | |
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Other Ceremonial Matters | |
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Gambling | |
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Colors and Direction | |
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Ceremonial Numbers | |
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Tobacco | |
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Diegueño Beliefs concerning Origin | |
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Creation Myth | |
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Conclusion |
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