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Dr. Fewkes's careful and valuable researches among the Moki Indians of Arizona, however, show without doubt that they in their religious rites make the circuits sinistrally, _i. e._, contrary to the apparent course of the sun, or, as physicists say, contra-clockwise.— Current Superstitions Collected from the Oral Tradition of English Speaking Folk

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