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Raccoon Boy [k'ayk'ayo' tshatswal] and his grandmother were dwelling nearby. He would go around looking for crawfish because he was very fond of them. He would devour them on the spot with a crunching noise, and he never thought of saving any to take home. Thus, one day he went along the stream searching for …
Many people dwelt nearby. There was an old woman who had a daughter, a beautiful maiden. They lived near a river. Across this river, on the other shore, Bat [u'ts' uts] lived alone. He was young, and he was known as Bat-Youth. He owned all kinds of good thing such as soft, furry robes and …
For the Navajo Indians of North America, Tsohanoai is the Sun god. Everyday, he crosses the sky, carrying the Sun on his back. At night, the Sun rests by hanging on a peg in his house.Tsohanoai's two children Nayenezgani and Tobadzistsini were separated from their father and lived with their mother in the far West. Once they were older, …
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