Indian Scout Talks

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Alfabetul nescris indian ... language of footprints :)

Cu multumiri pentru Dragos, care ne-a semnalat aparitia cartii ...

eu am creat un pdf pentru a fi mai usor arhivata ...

 

si acum ... sa nu mai ziceti ca nu stiti ce pfadiname sa va alegeti ... iata o lista intreaga :) atit doar ca habar n-am cum se pronunta ...

 

 

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Title: Indian Scout Talks
       A Guide for Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls

Author: Charles A. Eastman

Release Date: September 10, 2011 [EBook #37373]

CONTENTS
CHAPTER
PAGE
I.
At Home With Nature
1
II.
Indian Methods of Physical Training
7
III.
How to Make Friends With Wild Animals
15
IV.
The Language of Footprints
25
V.
Hunting With Sling-shot and Bow and Arrow
34
VI.
Primitive Modes of Trapping and Fishing
42
VII.
How to Make and Handle Indian Canoes
48
VIII.
The Camp Site and the Carry
55
IX.
How to Build Wigwams and Shelters
61
X.
Fire Without Matches and Cooking Without Pots
69
XI.
How to Make and Follow a Blazed Trail
77
XII.
Indian Signals in Camp and Field
85
XIII.
An Indian Boy's Sports
91
XIV.
A Winter Masque
99
XV.
An Indian Girl's Sports
106
XVI.
Indian Names and Their Significance
112
XVII.
Indian Girls' Names and Symbolic Decorations
120
XVIII.
The Language of Feathers and Ceremonial Dress
126
XIX.
Indian Ceremonies for Boy Scouts
137
XX.
The Maidens' Feast: A Ceremony for Girls
146
XXI.
The Gesture-language of the Indian
151
XXII.
Indian Picture-writing
159
XXIII.
Wood-craft and Weather Wisdom
168
XXIV.
The Art of Story-telling
175
XXV.
Etiquette of the Wigwam
182
XXVI.
Training for Service
188

 
 
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Portrait of the Author, Dr. Charles A. Eastman
Frontispiece
1. Method of Tracking a Moose
32
2. Framework of the Wigwam
62
3. The Wigwam
63
4. Framework of the Teepee
65
5. The Teepee
65
6. Implements for Making a Fire Without Matches
70
7. Making the Fire
71
8-10. Ground Arrows
94
11. Indian Symbol for the Home
120
12. Indian Symbol for the Four Points of the Compass
121
13. Indian Symbol for Life Here and Here-after
121
14. Indian Symbol for Happiness in the Home
121
15. Indian Symbol for Eternal Union
121
16. Indian Symbol for Footprints
121
17. Indian Symbol for Lightning or Destruction
122
18. Indian Symbol for Mountains or Prayer
122
19. Figure of the Thunder-Bird
143
20. The Peace Pipe
145
21-26. Indian Picture Writings
160

 

 

Here are some honor names for Boy Scouts.

119

Wam-blee´-skah.	White Eagle.
Ta-tonk´-ah-sap´-ah.	Black Buffalo.
Mah-to´-skah.	White Bear.
Chay-ton´-ho-tah.	Gray Falcon.
Chay-ton´-wah-koo´-wah.	Charging Falcon.
Kan-gee´-loo-tah.	Red Raven.
Kan-gee´-wah-kan.	Sacred Raven.
Mah-kah´-skah.	White Earth.
Mah-pee´-yah-to.	Blue Sky.
Mah-pee´-yah-loo´-tah.	Red Sky (or Cloud).
Wah-kan´-glee-o´-ta.	Many Lightnings.
Tah-tay´-an-pah.	Wind, or Storm.
O-han´-zee.	Shadow (Comforting).
Pay´-tah.	Fire.
Tah-wah´-soo-o´-ta.	His Hailstorm (Forcible, or Impetuous).
We-hin´-ah-pay.	Rising Sun.
We´-e-yah-yah.	Setting Sun.
Ah-kee´-chee-tah.	Soldier.
O-hit´-e-kah.	Brave.
Wan´-ah-ton.	Charger.
O´-tak-tay.	Kills or Strikes Many.
Tee-tonk´-ah.	Big Lodge.
Chank-oo´-wash-tay.	Good Road.
Nah-pay´-shnee.	He does not flee (Courageous).
E´-nap-ay.	Comes Out (Appears Bravely).
Wah-chin´-tonk-ah.	Patient.
Wah-chink´-sap-ah.	Wise, Clear-headed.
Tah-ko´-dah.	Friend to them all.
O-dah´-ko-tah.	Friendly.
Tah-o´-han-o´-tah.	His Many Good Deeds.
Tah-wah´-hink-pay-o´-tah.	His Many Arrows (Resourceful).
Ko-han´-nah.	Swift.
O´-gal-lee-shah.	Red Shirt.
Ho´-wah-kan.	Mysterious Voice.
Wah-nah´-gee-skah.	White Spirit.
Wah-nee´-kee-yah.	Savior.
Wah-hah´-chank-ah.	Shield.