Myths and Traditions of the Crow Indians (Sources of American Indian Oral Literature)
by Robert H. Lowie, Peter Nabokov
A scholarly collection of Crow Indian myths and oral traditions recorded by anthropologist Robert H. Lowie, with an introduction by Peter Nabokov.
About This Book
This volume presents myths and traditions recorded from the Crow Indians, offering insight into their cultural heritage.
Compiled by anthropologist Robert H. Lowie with an introduction by Peter Nabokov, the book draws on early twentieth-century fieldwork.
It serves as a primary source for understanding Crow storytelling, beliefs, and social customs.
The text is part of the Sources of American Indian Oral Literature series and remains a key reference for scholars and readers interested in Native American studies.
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