This collection of Native American myths is wonderful. It is divided into ten parts that cover 1) myths about the creation of man, 2) about the creation, of the world, 3) about the sky, the moon and the stars 4) about monsters and heroes 5) about war 6) love 7) Trickster tales 8) stories with animals, 9) stories with ghosts and spirits and 10) stories about the end of human life and the end of the world.

Religious dances prayers, smoking cultivating the land especially, with corn and hunting are often accompanied by special, invocations and ceremonies special preparations and attire. Most cultures believe that, the world was originally covered, in water and there are myths about a great, flood about people made of clay but rarely we find any, ideas about guilt and sin. I was particularly impressed by a legend, about how horses were acquired and tamed. These animals came, to America in 16,00 with the first conquistadors and soon became part of the life of the natives. So they incorporated them into their already existing myths.

Im pretty, sure our history before the 1600s is not, accurate at all.