Mystery Sun Return Rituals Across Northern Peoples
An early 20th century survey describes New Year rites across Northwest Canada Alaska and the Southwest. It details ghost ceremonies on Vancouver Island Fort Rupert cannibal spirits Eskimo sun gods masks and spearheaded mystery plays dramatizing the sun god’s journey from underworld to surface with demons to be appeased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
International Syndicate
Northwest Coast
British Columbia
Underworld
Ath
Strait of Georgia
Vancouver Island
Victoria
Fort Rupert
Arctic
Alaska
Asouth
Arizona
San Francisco
Eldon Mesa
Mexico
Central America
Hawaiian and Lassen Volcano National Parks Scene
The article highlights Lassen Peak and Kilauea in Hawaii as famed active volcanoes. It notes Lassen’s eruptions, crater growth, forested areas, hot springs, and visitor access from Drakesbad, while praising Hawaii’s dual park display with two active volcanoes and a sleeping one, drawing growing sightseers from California and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Lassen
Kilauea
The
International Syndicate
UEA
Hawaiian National Volcano Park
Hawaiian National Park
Kilaueau
Pacific Ocean
Hawaiian Volcano National Park
Hilo
Lassen Volcano National Park
California
Lassen Park
Lassen
Jassen Peak
United States
Cascade Range
Lassen Peak
Mt. Rainier
Mt. Shasta
Pacific Coast
J. S&s. Diller
Sveral
Pacific
Hawaii
Maui
Hawaiian
Drakesbad
Volcano National Park
Hawaii National Park
Honolulu
San Francisco
Mauna Loa
Hawai i Volcanoes and Lassen Parks Highlight World Wonders
The article describes Mauna Loa Kilauea and Haleakala on Hawaii Island noting their activity and features. It explains Halemaumau the House of Fire and the Road to Hell viewing trip. It contrasts these with Lassen Volcano Park and discusses park purposes plus historic ties to travel trade and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauna Loa
Haleakala
Maui
Hilo
Kilauea
Kahului
Pacific
Halemaumau
House of Fire
Hell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moki Land
Farrar
Yul
Tassen Park
Forest Rangers
Sacramento Valley
COLE
Pele
Hawaiian Volcano Observatory
L. A. Thurston
Hawaii Volcano National Park
Craters
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