About This Book
This work collects Iroquoian ritual texts, translations, and explanatory commentary alongside ethnographic chapters describing geography, political organization, and social institutions of the Huron‑Iroquois family. It presents accounts of the confederacy's founding, the League's laws, the condolence council and installation rites, clan and class structures, and historical traditions, with translations of specific ceremonial books in Canienga and Onondaga dialects. Complementary material includes linguistic notes, an appendix of place‑names and glossaries, and interpretive discussion of character and policy drawn from field inquiries and informants, intended to illuminate political customs, legal ceremonies, and cultural beliefs.
About the Author
You May Also Like
6 picks
Diario de un viage a la costa de la mar Magallanica
by Pedro Lozano
Colon en Puerto-Rico
by Cayetano Coll y Toste
The Egyptian Conception of Immortality / The Ingersoll Lecture, 1911
by George Andrew Reisner
The Violin / Its Famous Makers and Their Imitators
by George Hart
Elämänpuu: Uskontotieteellisiä tutkielmia
by Uno Harva
The Harim and the Purdah: Studies of Oriental Women
by Elizabeth Cooper