Traditions of the Thompson River Indians 

TABLE OF ABSTRACTS AND NOTES

I. COYOTE d123
    Coyote/Flood d123
    Nli'ksentem d123
    Coyote/Fox d123
    Coyote's Dog d123
    Ball d124&125
    Coyote's Daughters/Dogs d124&125
    Sisters who Marry/Coyote/Lynx d124&125
    Coyote/Guests d124&125

II. QOA'QLQAL d124&125

III. KOKWE'LA d124&125

IV. BUSH-TAILED RAT d124&125

V. OLD MAN d124&125
    Old Man/Coyote d124&125
    Old Man/Lad d124&125
    Swan (1) d124&125
    Swan (2) d124&125

VI. ORIGIN OF THE DEER d126&127

VII. SUN AND THE LAD d126&127

VIII. MAN WHO TRAVELLED TO THE SUN d126&127

IX. SUN AND HIS DAUGHTER d126&127

X. HOT AND COLD WINDS d126&127

XI. MOSQUITO AND THE THUNDER d126&127

XII. ORIGIN OF FIRE d126&127

XIII. FIRE AND WATER d126&127

XIV. SKUNK AND HIS YOUNGER BROTHER d126&127

XV. CHIPMUNK AND GRIZZLY BEAR d126&127

XVI. DOG AND THE GIRL d.073

XVII. OWL d.073

XVIII. MARTEN AND FISHER d.073

XIX. HARE AND GRIZZLY BEARS d.073

XX. BATTLE OF THE BIRDS d.073

XXI. OTTER d.073

XXII. GRIZZLY/BLACK BEARS d.073

XXIII. GRIZZLY BEARS AND THE HUNTERS d.073

XXIV. WOLF BOY AND HIS GRANDMOTHER d.074

XXV. STETSO' d.074

XXVI. WAR OF THE FISHES WITH THE OKANAGON d.074

XXVII. TCISKI'KIK d.074

XXVIII. ANTS AND THE TWO BROTHERS d.074

XXIX. AQ d.074

XXX. NTCI'MKA AND CANNIBAL d.074

XXXI. WOMAN AND THE HAXAA'TKO d.074

XXXII. YOUNG MEN WHO LOST THEIR MOTHER d.074

XXXIII. SKUNK AND THE BADGER d.075

XXXIV. LAD WHO CAUGHT THE WIND d.075

XXXV. RAVEN d.075

XXXVI. MOON d.075

XXXVII. MAN WHO STOLE THE HORSE d.075

XXXVIII. BROTHERS d.075
 
 

TWO TRADITIONS OF THE LILLOOET

I. STORY OF THE TSU'NTIA d.075

II. STORY OF TSU'NTIA'S MOTHER d.075
 
 

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