Digging for porcupine

Digging for porcupine

Lucy Lloyd |xam notebooks

|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)

When the people go digging for porcupine they pluck off its quills at its hole and place them neatly ('nicely') together so that the wind will not disperse them.

1) p.7431v: see <i>Rain's animals</i>, 2) This story is found in Book VIII-16

story

September 1878

Custom and daily life

hunting (of porcupine), hunting (digging for porcupine), hunting (and the treatment of the porcupine's quills), hunting (observances), porcupine (respecting), porcupine (digging for), porcupine (observances when hunting), porcupine (the treatment and placement of its quills), porcupine (its quills are placed neatly out of the wind), wind (the porcupine's quills placed out of), wind (the treatment of the porcupine's quills), wind (and digging for porcupine)

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