{"collection":"Native American","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/nam/nw/tmt/tmt002.htm","path":"nam/nw/tmt/tmt002.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/nam/nw/tmt/tmt002.htm","text":"| Phonetic Key | VIII | \n| Introduction | 1 | \n| Myths Recorded in English at Sitka | 3 | \n| 1. Raven | 3 | \n| 2. The Big Clam | 21 | \n| 3. English Version of the Story of the Four Brothers | 22 | \n| 4. Origin of the Killer Whale | 25 | \n| 5. KAka' | 28 | \n| 6. The Land-otter Sister | 29 | \n| 7. The Land-otter Son | 30 | \n| 8. The Wolf-chief's Son | 33 | \n| 9. Wolverine-man | 36 | \n| 10. The Halibut People | 38 | \n| 11. Stories of the Monster Devilfish and the Cry-baby | 40 | \n| 12. The Woman who was Killed by a Clam | 41 | \n| 13. Root-stump | 41 | \n| 14. The Protracted Winter | 43 | \n| 15. Beaver and Porcupine | 43 | \n| 16. The Poor Man who Caught Wonderful Things | 45 | \n| 17. The Finding of the Blue Paint, and How a Certain Creek Received its Name | 46 | \n| 18. Various Adventures near Cross Sound | 47 | \n| 19. K\u00e2ts! | 49 | \n| 20. The Unsuccessful Hunters | 50 | \n| 21. Origin of Iceberg House | 52 | \n| 22. The Woman Taken Away by the Frog People | 63 | \n| 23. How the Frogs Honored the Dead | 54 | \n| 24. The Brant Wives | 65 | \n| 25. Story of the Puffin | 57 | \n| 26. Story of the Wain-house People | 58 | \n| 27. The Alsek River People | 64 | \n| 28. The Youthful Warrior | 69 | \n| 29. The First War in the World | 72 | \n| 30. How Protestant Christianity was First Heard Of at Sitka | 79 | \n| Myths Recorded in English at Wrangell | 80 | \n| 31. Raven | 80 | \n| 32. Kak\u00ea'q!ut\u00ea | 154 | \n| 33. Origin of the GonaqAd\u00ea't | 165 | \n| 34. A Story of the GonaqAd\u00ea't | 170 | \n| 35. Origin of the L!\u00ea'nAxx\u00ee'dAq | 173 | \n| 36. The Thunders | 175 | \n| 37. Origin of the Screech Owl | 176 | \n| 38. Little Felon | 177 | \n| 39. Origin of the Fern Root and the Ground Hog | 180 | \n| 40. The Halibut that Divided the Queen Charlotte Islands | 180 | \n| p. VI | | \n| 41. The Image that Came to Life | 181 | \n| 42. Dj\u00eey\u00ee'n | 182 | \n| 43. The Self-burning Fire | 186 | \n| 44. The Giant of T\u00e2'sna | 187 | \n| 45. The Woman who Married a Land Otter | 187 | \n| 46. The Land-otters' Captive | 188 | \n| 47. The Man Fed from the Sky | 189 | \n| 48. The Salmon Sack | 192 | \n| 49. Roots | 192 | \n| 50. The Mucus Child | 194 | \n| 51. The Salmon Chief | 196 | \n| 52. The Jealous Uncle | 198 | \n| 53. The Man who Married the Eagle | 203 | \n| 54. The Brant Wife | 206 | \n| 55. The Duck Helper | 208 | \n| 56. The Boy who Shot the Star | 209 | \n| 57. The Boy and the Giant | 212 | \n| 58. The Boy with Arrows on his Head | 214 | \n| 59. GAmn\u00e2'tck!\u00ee | 215 | \n| 60. The H\u00een-tay\u00ee'c\u00ee | 217 | \n| 61. The East and North Winds | 219 | \n| 62. The Big Beaver | 219 | \n| 63. Beaver and Porcupine | 220 | \n| 64. The Man who Entertained the Bears | 220 | \n| 65. Mountain Dweller | 222 | \n| 66. How the Sitka K\u00eeksA'd\u00ee Obtained the Frog | 224 | \n| 67. Q\u00e2q!Atcg\u00fb'k | 225 | \n| 68. The Beaver of Killisnoo | 227 | \n| 66. Story of the Grizzly-bear Crest of the Te'qoed\u00ee | 228 | \n| 70. Story of the Eagle Crest of the NexA'd\u00ee | 229 | \n| 71. Story of the Killer-whale Crest of the DAqL!awe'd\u00ee | 230 | \n| 72. Story of the Nanya\u00e2'y\u00ee Crests | 231 | \n| 73. Story of the Frog Crest of the K\u00eeksA'd\u00ee of Wrangell | 232 | \n| 74. Story of the K\u00e2'gwAnt\u00e2n Crests | 233 | \n| 75. Migration of the G\u00e2nAxA'd\u00ee to Tongass | 233 | \n| 76. The Woman who Married the Frog | 236 | \n| 77. The Girl who Married the L!AL! | 237 | \n| 78. The Woman who Married a Tree | 238 | \n| 79. The Girl who Married the Fire Spirit | 239 | \n| 80. Orphan | 240 | \n| 81. The Dead Basket-maker | 240 | \n| 82. The Crying-for Medicine | 241 | \n| 83. The Runaway Wife | 242 | \n| 94. The Rejected Lover | 243 | \n| 85. The Faithless Wife | 245 | \n| 86. The Woman who Married the Dead Man | 247 | \n| 87. The Returned from Spirit Land | 249 | \n| 88. The Sky Country | 250 | \n| Texts | 252 | \n| 89. The Origin of Copper | 252 | \n| 90. The Man who was Abandoned | 262 | \n| 91. The Shaman who Went into the Fire, and the Heron's Son | 267 | \n| 92. Mountain Dweller | 280 | \n| p. VII | | \n| 93. K\u00e2h\u00e2's!\u00ee, the Strong Man | 289 | \n| 94. The L!\u00ea'nAxx\u00ee'dAq | 292 | \n| 95. Origin of the Frog Crest among the K\u00eeksA'd\u00ee | 294 | \n| 96. How the K\u00eeksA'd\u00ee Came to Sitka | 295 | \n| 97. The Four Brothers | 297 | \n| 98. The K\u00eeksA'd\u00ee Woman who was Turned into an Owl | 299 | \n| 99. Moldy-end | 301 | \n| 100. Moldy-end (Wrangell version) | 311 | \n| 101. Q\u00e2q!Atcg\u00fb'k | 321 | \n| 102. The Sea-lion Hunt | 324 | \n| 103. The War in the Spruce Canoe | 325 | \n| 104. Story of the K\u00e2'gwAnt\u00e2n | 326 | \n| 105. Story of the K\u00e2'ck!e qoan | 347 | \n| 106. Origin of a Low-caste Name | 369 | \n| The Tobacco Feast | 372 | \n| Speeches Delivered at a Feast when a Pole was Erected for the Dead | 374 | \n| Words of Songs Taken in connection with Graphophone Records | 390 | \n| Abstracts of Myths | 416 | \n| Myths recorded in English at Sitka | 416 | \n| Myths recorded in English at Wrangell | 429 |","title":"Tlingit Myths and Texts: Contents","type":"page"}