Kokopelli Fluteplayer Images in Rock Art
List Price
$5.93
$5.93
Discount
87%off
87%off
You Save
$5.18
$5.18
Item Details
Condition:
Used - Good
Seller:
Rating:
(367) 87%
Ships From:
Tualitan, OR
Shipping:
Standard, Expedited
Comments:
Cover is bent, but the
pages, text, and binding
are in Good condition.
GOOD with a... [more] Cover is bent, but the
pages, text, and binding
are in Good condition.
GOOD with average wear to
cover, pages and binding.
We ship quickly and work
hard to earn your
confidence. Orders are
generally shipped no later
than next business day. We
offer a no hassle
guarantee on all our items. [less]
pages, text, and binding
are in Good condition.
GOOD with a... [more] Cover is bent, but the
pages, text, and binding
are in Good condition.
GOOD with average wear to
cover, pages and binding.
We ship quickly and work
hard to earn your
confidence. Orders are
generally shipped no later
than next business day. We
offer a no hassle
guarantee on all our items. [less]
Marketplace Prices
Own This Book? Sell It
ISBN-13:
9780941270809
ISBN:0941270807
Publisher: Gibbs Smith, Publisher Summary: Kokopelli, the mysterious, humpbacked fluteplayer of the American Southwest, has been a sacred figure to Native Americans since prehistoric times. Fertility symbol, rain priest, roving minstrel and trader, hunting magician, and trickster, Kokopelli was painted and carved on rock walls and boulders from the time of the Anasazi, the Ancient ones, to the 1700s. Today, Kokopelli is still portrayed by Pueblo Indians in ce [read more]
THE EXTRA MILE GUARANTEE
- 30-Day No-Hassle Returns
- Fast, Same-Day Customer Service
- The Best Prices on Textbook Rentals
NEED HELP PAYING FOR COLLEGE?
- Find student loan options quickly and easily
- Compare loans to find the best fit for you
- Apply for the loan that meets your needs
Price + Shipping
Condition
Details
Product Details
ISBN-13:
ISBN:
Publisher: Gibbs Smith, Publisher
9780941270809
ISBN:
0941270807
Publisher: Gibbs Smith, Publisher
Kokopelli, the mysterious, humpbacked fluteplayer of the American Southwest, has been a sacred figure to Native Americans since prehistoric times. Fertility symbol, rain priest, roving minstrel and trader, hunting magician, and trickster, Kokopelli was painted and carved on rock walls and boulders from the time of the Anasazi, the Ancient ones, to the 1700s. Today, Kokopelli is still portrayed by Pueblo Indians in ceremonies, dances, songs, and stories; and he is also becoming popular in the art and literature of non-Indians.
Where's My Stuff?
- Track your recent orders.
Shipping & Returns
- See our shipping rates & policies.
- Return an item (here's our Return Policy).
Need Help?
