The Rabbit Dance is a social, and humorous dance of the Northern Arapaho Tribe. It was learned from the Cree Indians in about 1920. The dance similarly resembles a White American folk dance or "square ...
The Arapaho name for the ceremony is hoseihoowu' . This word means roughly 'give away lodge.' The Arapaho do not really worship the Sun during this ceremony. Rather it is a time of prayer and ...
READERS of NATURE do not need to be reminded of the important work being done by the Bureau of American Ethnology, which is conducted under Act of Congress “for continuing ethnologic researches among ...
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