Myths

Saxo's Relation Of The Story Of Troy

Stone-throwing Devils

The Story Of Jhore

The Origin Of The Narran Lake

To Aid Beast Is Merit To Aid Man Is But Vanity

The Story Of The Picture On The Vase

Arachne

The Story Of Tcheunassat Seeven

Bunnyyarl The Flies And Wurrunnunnah The Bees

Mayrah The Wind That Blows The Winter Away

Source: Myths And Legends Of California And The Old Southwest

California Big Trees

Coyote And Sun

Coyote And The Fawns

Coyote And The Hare

Coyote And The Mesquite Beans

Coyote And The Quails

Coyote And The Rattlesnake

Coyote And The Tortillas

Coyote As A Hunter

Coyote's Eyes

Creation And Longevity

Creation Of Man

Hasjelti And Hostjoghon

Historic Tradition Of The Upper Tuolumne

How The Bluebird Got Its Color

How The Rattlesnake Learned To Bite

Legend Of The Flood

Legend Of The Flood In Sacramento Valley

Legend Of Tis-se'-yak South Dome And North Dome

Legend Of Tu-tok-a-nu'-la El Capitan

Old Man Above And The Grizzlies

Old Mole's Creation

Origin Of Clear Lake

Origin Of Light

Origin Of The Raven And The Macaw

Origin Of The Saguaro And Palo Verde Cacti

Pokoh The Old Man

Rain Song

Rain Song

Sand Painting Of The Song-hunter

Song Of The Ghost Dance

Speech On The Warpath

Spider's Creation

The Beginning Of Newness

The Birds And The Flood

The Boy And The Beast

The Boy Who Became A God

The Children Of Cloud

The Cloud People

The Corn Maidens

The Course Of The Sun

The Creation Of Man-kind And The Flood

The Creation Of The World

The Earth-hardening After The Flood

The Fable Of The Animals

The First Man And Woman

The Flood And The Theft Of Fire

The Foxes And The Sun

The Gods And The Six Regions

The Great Fire

The Great Flood

The Guiding Duck And The Lake Of Death

The Men Of The Early Times

The Migration Of The Water People

The Origins Of The Totems And Of Names

The Search For The Corn Maidens

The Search For The Middle And The Hardening Of The World

The Song-hunter

The Spirit Land

The Theft Of Fire

The Theft Of Fire

The Thirsty Quails

Thunder And Lightning

Traditions Of Wanderings

Why The Apaches Are Fierce

Yosemite Valley