Traditions of the Crows Paperback – July 4, 2015

Title: Traditions of the CrowsAuthor: S. C. SimmsPublication Year: 1903 (republication by Leopold Classic Library)Explore the rich cultural heritage and timeless stories of the Crow people in Traditions of the Crows, a profound anthropological work by S. C. Simms. Originally published in 1903, this collection brings to life the folklore, legends, and oral traditions of the Absaroka (Crow) Indians, as told by the tribe’s second oldest member, Bull-that-goes-hunting. Through engaging narratives, readers will discover the Crow's creation myths, the trickster tales of Old Man Coyote, and other fascinating stories that reveal the values, customs, and beliefs of this Montana tribe.From the origin of the land to the playful yet insightful adventures of Old Man Coyote, these stories capture the imagination while offering a unique window into Native American spirituality and worldviews. Whether it's the tales of summer's theft or the humorous escapades with wild strawberries, each story blends wit and wisdom, embodying the Crow’s deep connection to nature, their gods, and the mysteries of life.Revived by Leopold Classic Library, this high-quality edition ensures the preservation of these culturally significant stories, allowing modern readers to immerse themselves in the traditions of the Crow people. Scholars, historians, and those with an interest in Native American folklore will find this a valuable and enlightening resource.Key Features:A detailed account of Crow traditions and mythsInsight into the Crow’s worldview, rituals, and customsStories featuring Old Man Coyote, a central trickster figureRepublished in a meticulously quality-controlled editionPerfect for:Folklore enthusiastsStudents of anthropologyReaders interested in Native American culture and historyThose who appreciate well-preserved historical texts Read more