The Religion of the Indians of California, published in 1907 by A. L. Kroeber, is a scholarly examination of the religious practices of California's indigenous peoples. Kroeber categorizes these practices into individual customs, shamanistic rituals, and communal ceremonies, exploring themes such as animism and mythology. The work highlights the societal roles of shamans and the significance of rituals related to life events, providing insight into the cultural uniqueness of the California tribes and their spiritual connections to nature and the supernatural.
