Sentence examples for indigenous folklore from inspiring English sources

From a powerful creator to a hero battling supernatural enemies to a messenger of information, the coyote is a pertinent figure in indigenous folklore throughout the Americas.

The Ilvermorny houses -- Thunderbird, Wampus, Serpent and Pukwudgie -- are taken from a mashup of North American indigenous folklore.

Following the fireworks, each participant was assigned an animal character to portray: a puma, a margay, or a dog, all of which are related to indigenous folklore.

It reflects growing interest in indigenous Russian folklore and crafts.

Many traditions of the tribal peoples of Madhya Pradesh have remained strong, and a great deal of indigenous mythology and folklore has been preserved.

He has interviewed scholars in Mexico and Indian tribes living along the Colorado River, and stirred into the mix the indigenous songs and folklore he learned growing up.

2. Localization: In style as well as substance, programming makes maximal use of the inherent competitive advantage of a Moroccan network targeting an overwhelmingly Moroccan audience: the appeal of local guests, local landscapes, and the indigenous traditions and folklore that bind Moroccans together.

On the other hand, it should be observed that many of the parallels commonly cited from the folklore of indigenous peoples may be mere repetitions of biblical material picked up from Christian missionaries.

Museums and exhibitions will highlight the area's art, history, shipwrecks and folklore, and the indigenous Innu communities will teach visitors about their way of life on June 21 and 22.

In the mythology and folklore of the indigenous peoples of the Amazon Basin, the giant anteater is depicted as a trickster foil to the jaguar, as well as a humorous figure due to its long snout.

Historic buildings, monuments, landscapes, works of art, artifacts, folklore, traditions, and even indigenous languages are disappearing at an increasingly rapid rate.