Appalachian Folklore & MythsAwi Usdi, the Little Deer: Cherokee Hunting Law in the Southern Appalachians Alex Hall / Blount County TN, Cherokee County NC, Clay County NC, Cocke County TN, Fannin County GA, Gilmer County GA, Graham County NC, Haywood County NC, Jackson County NC, Lumpkin County GA, Macon County NC, Monroe County TN, Polk County TN, Rabun County GA, Sevier County TN, Swain County NC, Towns County GA, Union County GA, White County GA
Appalachian Folklore & MythsThe Water Bears of Oconaluftee: A Cherokee Place-Name Beneath the River Alex Hall / Blount County TN, Cherokee County NC, Cocke County TN, Graham County NC, Haywood County NC, Jackson County NC, Sevier County TN, Swain County NC
Appalachian Folklore & MythsThe Joint Snake: Glass Lizards, Mountain Folklore, and the Old Tale of a Rejoining Serpent Alex Hall / Bell County KY, Blount County TN, Buncombe County NC, Campbell County TN, Cherokee County NC, Cocke County TN, Graham County NC, Harlan County KY, Haywood County NC, Jackson County NC, Lee County VA, Madison County NC, McCreary County KY, Scott County TN, Sevier County TN, Swain County NC, Wise County VA
Appalachian Folklore & MythsThe Nunnehi of Nikwasi: Cherokee Spirit People of the Southern Appalachians Alex Hall / Blount County TN, Cherokee County NC, Clay County NC, Cocke County TN, Graham County NC, Haywood County NC, Jackson County NC, Macon County NC, Monroe County TN, Polk County TN, Sevier County TN, Swain County NC, Towns County GA, Union County GA
Appalachian HistoryMossy Creek, December 29, 1863: A small East Tennessee fight with a big ripple Alex Hall / Cocke County TN, Grainger County TN, Greene County TN, Hamblen County TN, Hawkins County TN, Jefferson County TN, Knox County TN, Sevier County TN
