Joel W. Martin
Abstract
Describes how Native American folk stories, rituals, and landscape have influenced the development of their religion from ancient burial mounds, to interaction with Europeans, to rejuvenated interest in ancient traditions.
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Describes how Native American folk stories, rituals, and landscape have influenced the development of their religion from ancient burial mounds, to interaction with Europeans, to rejuvenated interest in ancient traditions.
Key concepts: Cherokee, Mohawk, Native american, History, Christianity, History of religions, Narrative, Politics