2018•Medical Entomology and ZoologyOpen access

Ah Mo: Indian Legends from the Northwest

A. R. Griffin, Trenholme J. Griffin, Margaret Chodos-Irvine

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Introduction The Loon A Twana Legend The Gossiping Clams A Suquamish Legend The Blackberry A Snohomish Legend The Octopus A Lummi Legend Why Rivers have Bends A Chinook Legend Days and Nights A Kittitas Legend Why the Crane has Long Legs A Puyallup Legend The Sun and the moon A Snoqualime legend Why the Robin has a Red Breast A Suquamish Legend The Coyote A Kittitas Legend The Fish, Duck and the Sea Gull A Skagit lagend The North Wind A Snoqualmie Legend How the Indians Obtained Fire A Snoqualime Legend.

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Key concepts: Legend, Archaeology, Art, Geography