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Page iii The Kachina and the White Man The Influences of White Culture on the Hopi Kachina Religion Revised and Enlarged Edition Illustrated by the author Frederick J. Dockstader UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO PRESS Albuquerque

Page iv To Fred Kabotie in admiration for his artistry, respect for his devotion to tradition, and gratitude for his friendship. Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data Dockstader, Frederick J. The Kachina and the White man. Reprint. Originally published: Bloomfield Hills, Mich.: Cranbrook Institute of Science, 1954 (Bulletin; 35) With new introd. Bibliography: p. Includes index. 1. Hopi IndiansReligion and mythology. 2. Katcinas. 3. Indians of North AmericaArizonaReligion and mythology. I. Title. E99.H7D65 1985 299'.78 85-968 ISBN 0-8263-0789-2 ISBN 0-8263-0790-6 (pbk.) 1985 by Frederick J. Dockstader All rights reserved. Manufactured in the United States of America. Revised edition. (The Kachina and the White Man was originally published in May 1954 as Bulletin 35 of the Cranbrook Institute of Science. LC 54-6199.) Fourth paperbound printing, 1993

Page v Contents Illustrations Plates vi Figures vii Preface ix Preface to the Revised Edition xiii I The Hopi World 1 II The Kachina Cult 9 III Origin of the Kachina 31 IV Earliest White Arrivals 61 V Isolation 17001875 71 VI The Modern Era 18751900 81 19001925 86 19251950 92 VII The Kachina Doll 95 VIII Paraphernalia Changes 107 IX Outside Pressures 125 X Thirty Years Later 147 Historical Summary Hopi-White Contacts, 15401850 161 Hopi Glossary 173 Selected Bibliography 179 Index 197

Page vi Illustrations Plates I. Chkwaina Kachina 14 II. Humis Kachina 15 III. Akachina 30 IV. Tasap Kachina 31 V. Portion of an Awtovi Mural Fragment 62 VI. Contemporary Masks Similar to the Awtovi Beings 63 VII. Ahl Kachina 78 VIII. Masks Incorporating Awtovi Being Elements

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