The Sea Woman Eric Heyne

The Sea Woman Eric HeyneThis study offers an in depth examination of the role of shamanism in modern Inuit art and culture. Inuit shamans derived their healing skills and power over natural elements from their ability to communicate with supernatural beings, such as Sedna the sea woman. As the authors document here, despite the current domination of Christianity, contemporary Inuit life and culture is still powerfully shaped by the shaman tradition. They focus on

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historical periodization

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Together they constitute the foundations of much of early archaeology

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including action-oriented approaches for faculty–student relations