Bushmen. Moon cut down by sun; piece left grows.
Antis Indians (Brazil). See Spence, Dictionary of Non-Classical Mythology, p. 43.
Algonquins. The demon Lox.
Caribs. Story of their ancestor.
Dindje. Crow killed by the Navigator.
Pawnee Indians. Pa-hu-ka-tawa.
Zuñi Indians. Woman beloved by the sun becomes the mother of twins.
Madagascar. Ibonia, joiner together and life-giver.
Polynesians. Tangaroa and Mani.
CREATION MYTHS. In these there is nearly always a vast world of waters, over which broods the creative agency, who by a spoken word, force of thought (will-power), or by sheer physical labour creates the earth, or, more often, raises it from the midst of the watery abyss.