| New York (State). Legislature. Assembly - 1852 - 900 páginas
...manipulations over him in turn, and finally lead him around with them in the falseface dance (Gd-go-sd), with which their ceremonies concluded. When these...people. Among the simple complaints which the Falsefaces eould cure infallibly, were nose bleed, toothache, swellings, and inflammation of the eyes. The falseface... | |
| Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology - 1884 - 812 páginas
...some manipulations over him. in turn, and finally led him round with them in the "False-face dance," with which their ceremonies concluded. When these performances were over, the entertainment provided for the occasion was distributed to the band and by them carried away for their private feasting,... | |
| United States. Congress. House - 1885 - 822 páginas
...some manipulations over him in turn, and finally led him round with them in the "False-face dance," with which their ceremonies concluded. When these performances were over, the entertainment provided for the occasion was distributed to the band and by them carried away for their private feasting,... | |
| Ontario. Legislative Assembly - 1899 - 798 páginas
...some manipulations over him in turn, and finally led him round with them in the ' False-Face dance,' with which their ceremonies concluded. When these performances were over, the entertainment provided for the occasion was distributed to the band, and by them carried away for their private feasting,... | |
| Lewis Henry Morgan - 1901 - 408 páginas
...manipulations over him in turn, and finally led him around with them in the falseface dance (Ga-go-sa), with which their ceremonies concluded. When these...toothache, swellings, and inflammation of the eyes. The false face shown in the figure was purchased of an Onondaga on Grand river. The proneness of the Indian... | |
| Lewis Henry Morgan - 1901 - 404 páginas
...manipulations over him in turn, and finally led him around with them in the falseface dance ( Ga-go-sa), with which their ceremonies concluded. When these...for the occasion was distributed to the band, and by '59 them carried away for their private feasting, as they never unmasked themselves before the people.... | |
| Ontario Archaeological Museum (Toronto) - 1922 - 436 páginas
...some manipulations over him in turn, and finally led him round with them in the "False-face dance," with which their ceremonies concluded. When these performances were over, the entertainment provided for the occasion was distributed to the band, and by them carried away for their private feasting... | |
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