A contemporary medicine woman tells her story Mavis McCovey makes no exotic claims about her powers, but describes those functions as seamlessly integrated in Karuk culture. More importantly, she describes a living contemporary culture, enriching the melancholy beauty of our shared world. Freeman House, from the foreword Sometime in 1933, in Northern California s lush Humboldt County, a Karuk medicine woman named Daisy Jones had a vision identifying the tribe s next medicine woman. Later that year, Mavis Smither (McCovey) was born, and in the first twelve years of.
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