Native American Myths & Legends
Thunderbird
The Thunderbird in Native American mythology is a powerful, massive bird spirit, often an eagle, that controls thunder, lightning, and storms, acting as a protector of humanity and a force of...
Thunderbird
The Thunderbird in Native American mythology is a powerful, massive bird spirit, often an eagle, that controls thunder, lightning, and storms, acting as a protector of humanity and a force of...
Teihiihan | Cannibal Dwarves
The Teihiihan (or Cannibal Dwarves) are fearsome, child-sized humanoids from the folklore of Great Plains tribes.
Teihiihan | Cannibal Dwarves
The Teihiihan (or Cannibal Dwarves) are fearsome, child-sized humanoids from the folklore of Great Plains tribes.
Trickster Spirits
Trickster spirits appear in the folklore of many cultures and typically exhibit qualities like cleverness, deceitfulness, and a disregard for conventional rules.
Trickster Spirits
Trickster spirits appear in the folklore of many cultures and typically exhibit qualities like cleverness, deceitfulness, and a disregard for conventional rules.
The Legend of Turtle Island
Turtle Island is the name for North America in many Indigenous creation stories, especially among the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) and Anishinaabe.
The Legend of Turtle Island
Turtle Island is the name for North America in many Indigenous creation stories, especially among the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) and Anishinaabe.
Two-Face
In Native American mythology, particularly among Plains tribes like the Sioux and Omaha, "Two-Face" (or Anuk-Ite/Double Face) is a malevolent humanoid monster, often a woman, with one beautiful face and...
Two-Face
In Native American mythology, particularly among Plains tribes like the Sioux and Omaha, "Two-Face" (or Anuk-Ite/Double Face) is a malevolent humanoid monster, often a woman, with one beautiful face and...