Wodziwob
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Ghost DanceHistory…1869, led by the dreamer Wodziwob (died c. 1872) near Walker Lake in Nevada. A prominent feature was a ritual dance in which men and women joined hands and stepped sideways in a circle. In 1871–73 the movement spread to tribes in California and Oregon; it soon died out or…
Read More…1869, led by the dreamer Wodziwob (died c. 1872) near Walker Lake in Nevada. A prominent feature was a ritual dance in which men and women joined hands and stepped sideways in a circle. In 1871–73 the movement spread to tribes in California and Oregon; it soon died out or…
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Indigenous peoples of the Great BasinModern developments…led by the Paiute prophet Wodziwob, centered in Nevada and California. It was an elaboration of the round dance, a traditional ceremony for the renewal and abundance of life. Wodziwob’s vision indicated that the dance would resurrect the victims of an epidemic that had decimated the region a year earlier.
Read More…led by the Paiute prophet Wodziwob, centered in Nevada and California. It was an elaboration of the round dance, a traditional ceremony for the renewal and abundance of life. Wodziwob’s vision indicated that the dance would resurrect the victims of an epidemic that had decimated the region a year earlier.
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