White Bison Revered by Plains Indians Across Tribes
Narrative notes the white bison as one of the most sacred animals among Plains tribes. Histories from ethno scholars describe the creature’s immense value, trade worth, and ritual use, including legends of white bison as a supernatural woman among the Teton Sioux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
Burma
Smithsonian Institution
Atsina
Unlucky Thirteen in Myth and Modern Beliefs
A compact survey traces fear of the number 13 to Norse myth and the Last Supper, noting widespread superstition across towns and hotels. It cites beliefs on numerology, historical anecdotes about the Leaning Tower stair design, the Liberty Bell’s 1777 move to Allentown, and a WWI-era plague of mice in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valhalla
Loki
Baldur
London
Tit-Bits Magazine
Scotland
Allentown
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Securities
Lincoln
Nebraska
Capitol Beauty School
Omaha
Nebr
ED Wheelan
Alta
Myra
Jeff
Jeff Bangs
Doc” Ames
Lala Palooza
Jackson
Clip
Bragg
ED Weelan
Rube Goldberg
Edgar
Sis
Frank Jay Markey Syndicate, Inc
Smatt
By S. L. Huntley
By C. M. Payne
Muley
Winjider
S. L. Huntley
J. Millar Watt
Bell Syndicate
Joneses
Hnappy
Jerry
POP Mom
Kitty
Bob
The
Associated Newspapers
Cogr
King Features Syndicate
G. F. Corp
Hoban
Wise Guy
Collier’s Weekly
Pisa
Australia