Shoshonean Indian Creation Legend
- Shoshonean Indian Creation Legend
This tribe of North American Indians have a myth that at the time of some great disaster they sought refuge in a great cave called the
Sipapu, from which they safely emerged to people the world. They have a vague belief in a sky father and an earth mother which has almost faded into obscurity. This is also the myth of the
Comanche Indians.
Who’s Who in non-classical mythology .
John Keegan.
2014.
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