ute and paiute legends 1873; traditions; Paiute Indians; hu-pats; kom; paiute indians -- history; ethnohistory; language
Tribe
Ute
Description
This letter gives definitions of Ute terminology, a description of Ute mountain territories near the Grand Canyon, and conveys an encounter with a group of Indians who chose to stay with him. The letter also recounts a story told by the Indians about Hu-pats (fox) and Kom (larg rabbit) who fight each other for their lives among the mountains. Mammoth cave.
Publisher
Digitized by: J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah
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