UKKilX <•!•■ FOKKKiN KATCINAS 



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KIri/iih,, (Kiilrnui el, I,,)'' 



Wiiwuknti 

 Ahiil 



Anwik-naci) taka 

 Tufiwup 

 Tufiwii]! taailta 



Tcuelawu '' 

 Hele 



Wnpaiiiau 

 Ana 



A,n„f„h; (P„h,l rini,)- 



Tcanaii 

 Piiukon 

 Pahifia hoya 

 Owakiil tiyo 

 Owakiil mana 

 Alosaka 



Mainxraii inaiia 

 Palahiko iiiana 

 Sowifiwu 

 Soyok taka 

 Soyok inaiia 

 Kwew VI 



Sill/iltli {Kdliiji rid II) 



Maf^aiui 

 Eototo 

 Nakopaii 



Heiiiico 

 Ilopinyu 

 I 



TmrdiKiciihi {llmiiUii i-hiii)'' 



AVinviiyoiun Hiili luana 



By far the largest nuniher of katcinas in Walpi and Sichiiniovi 

 were derived from Ziifii. and these generally preserve their Zufi' 

 names: 



Sio Humis 



Sio Huniis taadta 



Sio Avatc hoya 



Hopak katcina 



Hopak mana 



Kaisale ami mana 



Citulilii 



Sio Calaki \ 



Pawik 



Soyowa 



Teiik 



Kawikoli 



Malo 



Sio 



Helilulii 



Sio mana 



Hokyafia 



Pautiwa 



Ciwikoli 



Tcolawitze 



Atocle 



Kwacus Alek taka 



Alo mana 



Caia.stacana 



Hototo 



Powa 



Kaisale 



Sumaikoli 



Tcakwaina 



Tcakwaina mana 



Tcakwaina taadta 



Tcakwaina yuaflta 



Loiica 



Kokoi)clli 



Kokopelli mana 



Tcosbnci 



Soyan ep 



Samo wiiqtaka 



a Kicyiiba. a verj' sacred place to the Katcina clan, and the site ol iheir former home. Water from 

 Kicyubii is reyanled as very potent in ceremonies for rain. 



& A mountiiin not far from Kicyuha is called TciielawO's Chair. 



<* Awatobi is a historic ruin destroyed the last year ()f the seventeenth century by warriors from the 

 other Hopi pueblos. See Seventeenth Annual Report of the Bureau of American EthnoioKy. 1H98. 



^.4 niin not far from Oraibi. where it is said the katcina.s emerged from the under world and gave 

 the katcina mysteries to the Honani clan. 



