What kind of movement or what larger rituals accompanied hunting song and song of the sky loom?

Hunting songs and sky loom songs were often accompanied by specific rituals and movements that reflected the cultural significance of these activities. In many Indigenous traditions, hunting songs were performed during communal hunts to invoke success and honor the animals, often accompanied by rhythmic drumming or dancing that mimicked the movements of the hunt. Similarly, sky loom songs, associated with weaving and creation, might involve circular movements or hand gestures that symbolize the interconnectedness of life and the cosmos, reinforcing community bonds and spiritual beliefs. These rituals served to enhance the spiritual experience and connect participants with their environment and ancestral practices.