Quileute mythology

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Quileute mythology is the traditional body of stories, beliefs, and spiritual narratives of the Quileute people of the Pacific Northwest Coast, explaining their origins, natural phenomena, and cultural values.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American mythology
cultural heritage
mythology
oral tradition
spiritual belief system
associatedWith La Push, Washington NERFINISHED
Quileute people NERFINISHED
Quileute tribe NERFINISHED
continuesIn contemporary Quileute cultural practices
hasBeliefType ancestor veneration
animism
shamanic practices
hasCulturalRegion Pacific Northwest Coast NERFINISHED
hasFunction explain natural phenomena
explain origins of the Quileute people
express spiritual beliefs
provide moral instruction
reinforce social norms
transmit cultural values
hasLanguageContext Quileute language NERFINISHED
hasNarrativeForm legends
myths
sacred stories
hasPrimaryMedium oral storytelling
hasTheme clan origins
creation of the Quileute people
ocean and marine life
relationships between humans and animals
respect for the natural world
shamanism
spirit world
supernatural beings
transformation
tribal laws and customs
influences Quileute ceremonial life
Quileute ethical codes
Quileute relationship to land and sea
Quileute social organization
recognizedAs intangible cultural heritage of the Quileute people
relatedTo Coast Salish mythologies NERFINISHED
other Pacific Northwest Coast mythologies
timeDepth pre-contact era
transmittedBy ceremonies
elders
storytellers

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Quileute people hasMythology Quileute mythology