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Touching the Fire Roger L. Welsch

Touching the Fire By Roger L. Welsch

Touching the Fire by Roger L. Welsch


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Summary

The Turtle Creek band of the fictional Nehawka Indians wages a battle for the return of their sacred Sky Bundle, a medicine pouch containing artifacts. Seven interlinked stories, beginning with a court battle in the year 2001 and going far back in time to the origin of the Bundle and the first Nehawka village on the Great Plains, reveal the richness and depth of Indian cultural heritage.

Touching the Fire Summary

Touching the Fire: Buffalo Dancers, the Sky Bundle, and Other Tales by Roger L. Welsch

The Turtle Creek band of the fictional Nehawka Indians wages a battle for the return of their sacred Sky Bundle, a medicine pouch containing artifacts. It reposes under glass in an eastern museum at the beginning of Touching the Fire. Seven interlinked stories, beginning with a court battle in the year 2001 and going far back in time to the origin of the Bundle and the first Nehawka village on the Great Plains, reveal the richness and depth of Indian cultural heritage. Touching the Fire is multilayered-sad, humorous, and always informative.

Touching the Fire Reviews

Welsch's stories [have] great universality; they speak of all Native Americans, not just an individual tribe or a single holy artifact.-Publishers Weekly * Publishers Weekly *
Lots of fun to read.-Library Journal * Library Journal *

About Roger L. Welsch

Roger Welsch, the well-known folklorist and essayist for CBS's Sunday Morning, is an adopted member of the Omaha Indian tribe.

Additional information

CIN080329798XG
9780803297982
080329798X
Touching the Fire: Buffalo Dancers, the Sky Bundle, and Other Tales by Roger L. Welsch
Used - Good
Paperback
University of Nebraska Press
19970901
272
N/A
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