Sacred Places
Blackfoot Sacred Places
By the time fur traders from the Hudson’s Bay Company first made contact with the Blackfoot tribes in 1735, their territory included much of the […]
Sacred Places
Mount Taylor and the Pueblos
The Pueblo Indians, who have lived in the American Southwest for thousands of years, do not draw a distinction between the secular and the sacred: […]
Sacred Places in New England
The cultural landscape of American Indians is filled with sacred sites which are described in their oral traditions. There are two basic kinds of sacred […]
Sacred Places in Northern California
Throughout North America there are two basic kinds of sacred American Indian sites: (1) those which are sacred because of human acts of consecration, dedication, […]
Sacred American Indian Places in Northern California
( – promoted by navajo) Religious traditions which are based on animism-the view that all things are alive and have souls-tend to have sacred places […]
American Indian Sacred Places
( – promoted by navajo) Indian people have a great variety of different places which are considered to be sacred. Some of these are structures […]