In a Tsimshian myth, this character begins to eat after being affected by the power of two slaves called Mouth at Both Ends. Later, he hides in the drinking bucket of the daughter of a chief in heaven and is reborn from her, achieving a version of th
In a Tsimshian myth, this character begins to eat after being affected by the power of two slaves called Mouth at Both Ends. Later, he hides in the drinking bucket of the daughter of a chief in heaven and is reborn from her, achieving a version of the earth-diver myth. In a Chukchee myth, this character's mighty droppings form the earth. FTP, name this popular trickster figure of the Pacific Northwest credited with forming sheep out of mud and woman out of clay, then blowing life into them by flapping his wings.
In a Tsimshian myth, this character begins to eat after being affected by the power of two slaves called Mouth at Both Ends.
Raven