KANENHAGENAT Seneca White CORN, which was given to the Seneca by a beautiful woman. The woman stood on a cliff overlooking a village and sang day and night in order to draw
HADENTHENI AND HANIGONGENDATHA Seneca WARRIOR TWINS and CULTURE HEROES who were shunned by their people because they did not know who their parents were. In accordance with the theme of warrior twins, Hadentheni and Hanigongendatha undertook an initiatory journey to
Beans, Corn, and Squash, pioneered by the Indians of central Mexico, were called “The Three Sisters” by many tribes in the Northeast. A narrative in the Curtin and Hewitt collection tells of
Deohako In North American Indian mythology (Seneca), three sisters, spirits of corn, beans, and squash. They all lived on one hill. One day Onatah, the corn spirit, left in search of moisture
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