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• Arts: Literature: Cultural: Native American  (15)
• Arts: Literature: Myths and Folktales: Myths: Native American  (38)
• Society: Folklore  (1,101)
• Society: Folklore: Literature: Tales: Fairy Tales: World Tales: Native American  (2)

• Aadizookaanag -- Traditional Stories, Legends and Myths - Essay on Indian legends as cultural property, with links to authentic sources of folktales.
• Bladder-Head Boy - A Kaska legend recalling the now-extinct woolly mammoth.
• Canku Ota: Stories Index - Archive of native legends and folktales published in this Indian cultural newsletter.
• The Children and the Hummingbird - Excerpt from a book of Hopi legends.
• A Collection of Yukon River Indian Legends - Small e-text collection of tales.
• Eldrbarry's Raven Tales - Collection of Indian legends from the Pacific Northwest.
• First People Legends - Online collection of more than 1300 tales from the United States, Canada and Mexico.
• Indian Legends - Tribal index of Native American stories. With links and a discussion forum.
• Indian Story and Song from North America - Nineteenth-century collection of native legends by Alice Fletcher.
• Indian Why Stories - Frank Linderman's 1915 compilation of various native legends and tales.
• The Ku Bird and the Walking Stone - Two tales excerpted from a book of Yaqui myths.
• The Legend of Eagleman - An excerpt from a collection of Pima Indian tales.
• Native American Literature - Repository for legends and traditional stories from hundreds of tribes.
• Native American Lore - Index of Indian legends by title and theme.
• Native American Stories - Collection of Indian legends, mostly unattributed, from various tribal traditions.
• Native American Trickster Tales - Four texts from different tribal traditions, with introduction and links.
• Nevada Native Story-Telling - Several Paiute and Shoshone legends, with lesson plans for using them in the classroom.
• Piasa Bird Legend - The fictional Illinois "Indian" legend of the Piasa Bird, and the explanation of its true origins (a white fictionwriter invented it in the 19th century).
• The Story of the Bear and His Indian Wife - Nineteenth-century recounting of a Haida legend.
• Storytelling of the North Carolina Native Americans - Lumbee, Cherokee, and Occaneechi traditional storytelling and stories.
• Tales from the Totems of the Hidery - Nineteenth-century collection of Haida legends.
• Tales of the North American Indians - 1929 collection of Indian legends and stories.
• Zuñi Folk Tales - Frank Hamilton Cushing's 1901 collection of legends and stories.