CONTENTS

The Jesup North Pacific Expedition

Edited by Franz Boas

Memoir of the American Museum

of

Natural History

New York

Volume VI

THE KORYAK

by

WALDEMAR JOCHELSON

LEIDEN

E.J. BRILL LTD

Printers & Publishers

1908

NEW YORK

G.E.STECHERT

American Agents

1908

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			CONTENTS
			LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
			Introductory	1
			Auothorities Quoted	3
			Alphabet	12
			Part I. - Religion and Myths
		I.	Historical Remarks	13
		II.	Supernatural Beings	17
		III.	Guardians and Charms	32
		IV.	Shamanism and Incantations	47
		V.	Festivals and Sacrifices	65
		VI.	Birth, Death, and Funerals	100
		VII.	General View of Nature	115
		VIII.	Myths of the Reindeer Koryak of the Taigonos Peninsula	125
		IX.	Myths of the Maritime Koryak of the Western Shore of Penshina Bay	197
		X.	Myths of the Camps on the Palpal Mountain-Ridge	231
		XI.	Tales of the Maritime Koryak of the Coast of Upper Penshina Bay	234
		XII.	Tales of the Maritime Koryak of the East Coast of Penshina Bay	309
		XIII.	Tales of the Koryak of the Coast Villages on Bering Sea	313
		XIV.	Tales of the Kamchadal	327
		XV.	Characteristics of Koryak Myths	341
		List of Episodes of Koryak Tales compared with Similar or Identical Elements of Other Mythologies		363

			Part II. - Material Culture and Social Organization.
		I.	The Country of the Koryak	383
		II.	The Koryak Tribe	406
		III.	Habitat and Villages	431
		IV.	Habitations	447
		V.	Reindeer-Breeding	469
		VI.	Dog-Breeding	502
		VII.	Fishing, Hunting, and War	525
		VIII.	Household Utensils and Food	565
		IX.	Clothing	587
		X.	Manufactures	608
		XI.	Art	646
		XII.	Family Life	733
		XIII.	Social Life	761
		XIV.	History of the Contact of the Koryak with Russians, Americans, and Neighboring Peoples	783
			LIST OF KORYAK AND ALLIED NAMES.
			INDEX TO VOLUME VI.

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