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American Indian Myths, Legends & Beliefs[edit]
- A'akuluujjusi
- Aayaase
- Abenaki mythology
- Achiyalatopa
- Adlet
- Adlivun
- Agloolik
- Ahayuta
- Ahkiyyini
- Aholi
- Ahöl Mana
- Ahöla
- Aihayuta
- Aipaloovik
- Akhlut
- Akna (Inuit mythology)
- Akycha
- Alignak
- Amaguq
- Amala (mythology)
- Amarok (wolf)
- American Indian creationism
- Angak
- Angakkuq
- Anguta
- Angwusnasomtaka
- Ani Hyuntikwalaski
- Anishinaabe traditional beliefs
- Anog Ite
- Anpao
- Apanuugak
- Apotamkin
- Arnakuagsak
- Arnapkapfaaluk
- Asdzą́ą́ Nádleehé
- Asiaq
- Asintmah
- Atahensic
- Átahsaia
- Ataksak
- Atira (goddess)
- Atshen
- Aulanerk
- Aumanil
- Awanyu
- Awelo
- Awonawilona
- Azeban
- Bakwas
- Baykok
- Black God (Navajo mythology)
- Blackfoot mythology
- Blackfoot religion
- Blood Clot Boy
- Blue Star Kachina
- Cahuilla mythology
- Canotila
- Caribou Master
- Caribou mother
- Cetan
- Chakwaina
- Chanunpa
- Čhápa
- Chaveyo
- Chepi
- Cherokee mythology
- Chindi
- Chinigchinix
- Choctaw mythology
- Chullachaki
- Coyote (mythology)
- Coyote (Navajo mythology)
- Creek mythology
- Crow religion
- Deer Woman
- Devils Tower
- Diné Bahaneʼ
- Dohkwibuhch
- Dreamcatcher
- Dzoavits
- Earth-maker myth
- Edechewe
- Eeyeekalduk
- Elbow witch
- End time
- Enumclaw and Kapoonis
- Eototo
- Ewah
- False Face Society
- Fifth World (Native American mythology)
- Flying Head
- Forbidden Plateau
- Gaasyendietha
- Gendenwitha
- Ghigau
- Ghost Dance
- Ghost shirt
- Ghost sickness
- Gitche Manitou
- Glooscap
- Great Race (Native American legend)
- Green Corn Ceremony
- Haida mythology
- Haietlik
- Handsome Lake
- Happy hunting ground
- Heyoka
- Hiawatha
- Ho-Chunk mythology
- Hopi Kachina figures
- Hopi mythology
- Horned Serpent
- Huay Chivo
- Hú
- I'noGo tied
- Idliragijenget
- Igaluk
- Ignirtoq
- Ijiraq (mythology)
- Iktomi
- Indian Shaker Church
- Inua
- Inuit mythology
- Inuit religion
- Inyan
- Iroquois mythology
- Ishigaq
- Issitoq
- Itijjuaq
- Iya (mythology)
- Iya Hokshi
- Iyatiku
- Jenu
- Jiibayaabooz
- Jingle dress
- Jumbee
- Ka-Ha-Si
- Kachina
- Kadlu
- Kee-wakw
- Keelut
- Keetoowah Nighthawk Society
- Kenahkihinén
- Kigatilik
- Kituwa
- Kiviuq
- Kokopelli
- Kuksu (religion)
- Kumugwe
- Kushtaka
- Kwakwaka'wakw mythology
- Kököle
- Lakota mythology
- Legends of Mount Shasta
- Lelawala
- Lenape mythology
- Little people (mythology)
- Little People of the Pryor Mountains
- Longhouse Religion
- Mahpiya Ska
- Malina (mythology)
- Malsumis
- Manitou
- Mannegishi
- Mastamho
- Matshishkapeu
- Medicine man
- Midewiwin
- Minnehaha
- Mitakuye Oyasin
- Miwok mythology
- Mondamin (deity)
- Moon-eyed people
- Mudjekeewis
- Muyingwa
- Mythologies of the indigenous peoples of the Americas
- Nagual
- Nanabozho
- Nanook
- Nataska
- Native American Church
- Native American religion
- Natsilane
- Negafook
- Nerrivik
- Nimerigar
- Nokomis
- Nootaikok
- Nujalik
- Nuliajuk
- Nun'Yunu'Wi
- Nuu-chah-nulth
- Nuu-chah-nulth mythology
- Nûñnë'hï
- Ohlone mythology
- Ohunka
- Okeus
- Pamola
- Pana
- Panti'
- Patung
- Pawnee mythology
- Philosophy and religion of the Tlingit
- Piasa
- Pinga
- Pocahontas
- Pomo religion
- Pow wow
- Pueblo Clowns
- Pukkeenegak
- Pukwudgie
- Qailertetang
- Qalupalik
- Qamaits
- Qiqirn
- Rain Bird (legend)
- Rainbow crow
- Raven Tales
- Red Horn
- Salishan oral narratives
- San Pedro Mountains Mummy
- Sedna (mythology)
- Seneca mythology
- Shingebis
- Shingebiss
- Si-Te-Cah
- Silap Inua
- Sipapu
- Sisiutl
- Skan
- Skin-walker
- Skookum
- Sleeping Giant (Ontario)
- Sosondowah
- Spearfinger
- Spider Grandmother
- Sun Dance
- Sweat lodge
- Ta'xet
- Tabaldak
- Tariaksuq
- Tarqiup Inua
- Taryenyawagon
- Tate (spirit)
- Teachings of the Seven Grandfathers
- Tekkeitsertok
- The Boy and the Wolves
- The Huron Feast of the Dead
- Thunder Butte
- Thunderbird and Whale
- Tia (goddess)
- Tizheruk
- Toho (kachina)
- Tootega
- Tornat
- Torngarsuk
- Tornrak
- Totem
- Totem pole
- Traditional narratives (Native California)
- Trahlyta
- Transformer (spirit-being)
- Tsichtinako
- Tsimshian mythology
- Tsul 'Kalu
- Tulugaak
- Tuluŋigraq
- Tupilaq
- Tó Neinilii
- Underwater panther
- Unga-Chuk
- Unhcegila
- Untunktahe
- Urayuli
- Ute mythology
- Wabunowin
- Wakan Tanka
- Wakinyan
- Walam Olum
- Wampus cat
- Wechuge
- Wendigo
- White Buffalo Calf Woman
- Wi (mythology)
- Winalagalis
- Winter-Telling Stories
- Wisakedjak
- Witch (Navajo)
- Wohpe
- Wyandot religion
- Yehasuri
- Yeii
- Yuwipi
- Zuni fetishes
- Zuni mythology