July 1950

In this issue

The Hopi's deep connection to their land is evident in their ceremonies and traditions. These practices, like the Snake Dance and the creation of Kachina dolls, are prayers and educational tools that reflect their values and way of life. They are intrinsically linked to the hope for rain and the continuity of their culture.

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Chapters

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  Hopi Snake Dance

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  Hopi Kachina Dolls

  Harold S. Colton

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  Apacheland

  Vivien B. Keatley

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  Hopi Jewelry

  J. H. McGIBBENY,FRED KABOTIE

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  Southwestern Indian Hair-Dos

  PAUL COZE

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  Sun in the Sky

  Walter Collins O'Kane

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  Yours Sincerely

  Jack Breed,Randall Hawsthorne,Lorraine Barritt,Anya P. Sala,Margaret Wheeler Ross,Caroline B. Kiene