I. SUBJECT INDEX (part 3 of 7)
=Firewood= a marriage token =38=: § 887. gathered by men =31=: 396. of the Kwakiutl =35=: 762. sign of respect for the dying man =38=: § 865.
=Firewood Clan.= See =Kokop Clan=.
=Firewood People= at Sikyatki =17=: 632, 633, 640, 646. of Tusayan =17=: 672.
=Firing= of Guiana pottery =38=: § 92. of Pueblo pottery =4=: 268. See also =Baking=.
=First-born Children=, destruction of, by Guiana Indians =38=: § 731.
=First Christian Party= of Oneida, treaty with =18=: 772.
=First Person Plural,= reference to =28=: 226.
=First-who-flies=, account of =46=: 401 sq.
=Fish, Sarah.= See =Hina, Sala=.
=Fish= absence of ceremonies regarding =45=: 184. appearance of, in Hopi katcina pictures =21=: 113. as food, importance of, to the Eskimo =18=: 24. beliefs concerning =30=: 371. binas for =30=: 282, 285. camps =46=: 59, 66, 67, 98. camps, Tanana =46=: 126. capture of =38=: § 185-209, 272, 273. conversion into =32=: 191. cutting-board for =35=: 225. drying of =45=: 240. effigy of, in Santa Rita mound =19=: 683. Eskimo account of creation of =18=: 454 sq. Eskimo methods of preparing =18=: 183, 267. flour =38=: § 163. food among the Pima =26=: 83. hammock or baskets for =38=: § 195. in Menomini myth =14=: 125, 200, 217. in Tlingit calendar =26=: 426. known to Omaha, names of =27=: 106. legend concerning =30=: 220, 234, 262. lines of the Eskimo =9=: 278-284. means of securing =44=: 262. mention of =46=: 51, 53, 55, 57, 59, 60, 91, 98, 110, 116. method of shooting =30=: 131. nets for, Guiana Indian =38=: § 201. nets of the Eskimo =9=: 284, 286. origin of =30=: 148. painting of, on wall in Santa Rita mound =19=: 667. preservation of, for food =44=: 306. representation of =20=: Florida Peninsula pottery 124. Gulf Coast pottery 108. Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 85, 88, 95. roe, =38=: § 163. Seri methods of catching and eating =17=: 193* sq. speared with leg =32=: 283. spirits associated with =30=: 241-244. string figures of =38=: § 661, 671, 673, 674, 693, 699-701, 705. swallowing of boy by =32=: 182. traps and wheels =46=: 40, 57. transportation of =30=: 294. transformation into =30=: 242. use of, as food =11=: 280; =41=: 608. use of, at Isleta =47=: 211. use of, by the Menomini =14=: 290. village, Lower Yukon =46=: 74. woman transformed into =32=: 538. See also =Blackfish=; =Codfish=; =Devilfish=; =Flounders=; =Halibut=; =Kelp-fish=; =Perch=; =Redfish=; =Salmon=.
=Fish-arrows= of the Eskimo =18=: 160 sq.
=Fish Bladders=, use of, as ornaments =42=: 685.
=Fishbones= excrescences from, found in graves =44=: 136. from Burton mound =44=: 135. thrown into fire =35=: 411.
=Fish Clan= associations of =42=: 145. native names for =42=: 115. personal names of =37=: 250. referred to by J. Adair =42=: 119. story concerning =42=: 109, 112.
=Fish Cow.= See =Manati=.
=Fish Creek=, ornate stone lamp of =46=: 34.
=Fish Dams=, construction of =42=: 782.
=Fish Dance= mention of =42=: 524. See also =Garfish Dance=.
=Fish-eaters=, a Paiute band =14=: 818, 1051.
=Fish-e-More.= See =Taká-i-bodal=.
=Fish Idol=, description of, by Poey =34=: 181.
=Fish Katcina.= See =Pakiokwik=.
=Fish Knives= locked in roasting tongs =35=: 306. mention of =35=: 242.
=Fish-Mamma=, description of =30=: 241 sq.
=Fish Nation=, legends concerning =30=: 220, 242, 363.
=Fish People=, personal names of =43=: 130 sqq.
=Fish Poison=, nature of =30=: 234.
=Fish Pond Towns= distribution of medicine at =42=: 608. emblems on ball posts of =42=: 244. See also =Asilanabi=; =Łàłogàłga=; =Okchai=.
=Fish River=, identity of =19=: 190.
=Fish Scaler= of the Eskimo =9=: 311.
=Fish Skin= Eskimo ceremonial objects of =18=: 420. Eskimo clothing made of =18=: 36. Eskimo implements made of =18=: 105, 146, 161. Eskimo method of dressing =18=: 117.
=Fish Soup= eaten after meat =35=: 412.
=Fish Spears= of the Eskimo =18=: 194 sq.
=Fish Symbol= in the codices =16=: 241, 261.
=Fish Traps= as property of numayms =35=: 1347. Eskimo =18=: 183 sqq. Eskimo implements used in making =18=: 88. of the Kwakiutl =35=: 182, 183. success of =35=: 613.
=Fish Weirs= of the Huron-Iroquois district =12=: 549. of the Virginia Indians =13=: 14. of wattle work =13=: 13.
=Fisher, --,= of Biological Survey, on mice and rats of Pimería =26=: 80.
=Fisher, Reginald,= cooperation of =46=: 6.
=Fisher, W. J.=, material collected by =24=: 723.
=Fisher=, a man-being in Iroquoian cosmology =21=: 202.
=Fisheries=, ownership of, in Chattahoochee River =42=: 59.
=Fisherman=, successful, how made =35=: 698.
=Fishery=, season among the Eskimo =9=: 282 sq.
=Fishes= in Pima flood legend =28=: 50. myths concerning =19=: 251, 285, 289, 307, 320, 455, 469. of the Point Barrow region, Alaska =9=: 58. See also =Fish=.
=Fishhawk= in Menomini myth =14=: 200.
=Fishhook Points, Composite= fragmentary =44=: 128-133. with blunt base =44=: 122-125. with sharp ends =44=: 125 sq.
=Fishhooks= magical =33=: 640, 658, 659, 660. of the Eskimo =9=: 279-284. of the Nenenot =11=: 320. one-piece bone =44=: 133. one-piece shell =44=: 138-144. used in capturing canoe =32=: 78, 223, 713.
=Fishing= account of =27=: 312. among Upper Missouri Indians =46=: 544, 582. customs of the Omaha =3=: 301, 302. Eskimo methods of =6=: 513-516; =18=: 173-190. Eskimo seasons of =18=: 173 sq., 183 sq. implements of the Eskimo =9=: 278-287; =18=: 173 sqq. implements used for =45=: 105 sqq. importance of =45=: 348. manner of, of the Eskimo =9=: 283. methods of =42=: 694; =45=: 246, 349. of the Eskimo =11=: 204. of the Kwakiutl =35=: 178-184. of the Menomini =14=: 272. of the Tsimshian =31=: 399 sqq. of the Winnebago =37=: 114. relation of, to games =19=: LXIX. seasons for =31=: 398 sq. stone implements used in =13=: 164. traps for =3=: 302.
=Fishing Appliances= hooks =2=: 208. manufacture of =2=: 210. shell =2=: 207. sinkers =2=: 208.
=Fishing lines= of Guiana Indians =38=: § 65-69. of the Kwakiutl =35=: 179.
=Fishing Places= hereditary nature of =35=: 223. quarrels over =35=: 224.
=Fishing Tackle= for flounders =35=: 175.
=Fiske, John= on turtle in primitive mythology =14=: 976. petitions for Casa Grande repair =15=: CIII.
=Fiske, Moses=, description by, of cists in Tennessee =1=: 113.
=Fissurella Shell=, use of, as ornaments =2=: 191, 220, 261, 263.
=Fits=, Guiana Indian treatment of =38=: § 928.
=Fitzpatrick, Thomas= Indian agent in 1853 =17=: 173. on Kiowa raids into Mexico =17=: 174. on Southwestern tribes in 1848 =17=: 286.
=Five=, a ritual number =47=: 284.
=Five Civilized Tribes=, sabīa known to =42=: 498.
=Five-finger= use of =44=: 289. See also =Drymocallis Arguta=.
=Five Nations= land cessions by =18=: 552 sqq., 580 sq., 596. See also =Iroquois=; =New York Indians=; =Six Nations=.
=Flag= heraldic, of Smohalla =14=: 725, 726. of the United States, Indian name for =42=: 576. use of, in Ghost dance =14=: 823.
=Flag, Blue= =33=: 72.
=Flagellants=, account of the =14=: 935.
=Flagellation= importance of rite of =47=: 976. See also =Whipping=.
=Flageolets= of the American Indians =19=: 455. of the Guiana Indians =38=: § 563 sqq. See also =Flute=.
=Flagstaff, Ariz.= archeological work near =43=: 1-4. cavate lodges near =13=: 217, 223. cavate ruins near =22, i=: 35. cavate ruins near =22, i=: descriptions published 35. new caves of 37 sq. old caves of 36 sq. Turkey Tank caves of 38 sq. cliff houses near =17=: 533. reference to =28=: 186, 194, 195.
=Flaked Implements= description of =15=: 80. manufacture of =15=: 29. rude, discussion of =15=: 148.
=Flaked Stones= confounded with implements =15=: 53. deposits of, near Washington =15=: 19.
=Flakes=, described and figured =13=: 171.
=Flaking= for grater stone chips =38=: § 339. implements produced by =15=: 25. instruments used by Eskimo in making stone tools =18=: 91. of stone =25=: 91. of stone, discussion of =15=: 95. stone, experiments in =15=: 151. stone, process of =15=: 57, 59, 80, 81. stone, tools used in =15=: 58.
=Flannel= Eskimo fishing implements made of =18=: 179. Eskimo hunting bag made of =18=: 167.
=Flask= for powder, Eskimo =18=: 165. -shaped vessels =34=: 239.
=Flat= and terraced roofs =4=: 477. beads =4=: 140. ornaments =4=: 271.
=Flat Belly’s Village= cession of reserve at =18=: 752. reservation at =18=: 716.
=Flat Lick, Ky.= location of =42=: 798. trail to =42=: 782.
=Flat Top Mountain=, trail across =42=: 770.
=Flatbow= a synonym of the Kutenai =14=: 731. See also =Kitunahan Family=.
=Flathead Cootenai= =7=: 85.
=Flathead Family=, Salish or =7=: 102.
=Flathead Group= characteristics of habitat of =45=: 309. material culture of =45=: 326. tribes composing =45=: 295. tribes surrounding =45=: 37. two extinct tribes of =45=: 295, 296. wars of, with the whites =45=: 373.
=Flathead Indians= Kiowa name of the =17=: 153. land cessions and reservations =18=: 808 sqq., 812 sqq., 858. land treaty with =14=: 731. present habitat of =14=: 805. stick games of the =24=: 261. tribal signs for =1=: 468. See also =Kwakiutl=.
=Flathead Reserve=, tribes represented on =45=: 323 sq.
=Flathead Tribe= as basket makers =41=: 141. associations of, with other tribes =45=: 319 sq., 322. bands of =45=: 309 sq. basketry of =41=: 154, 155. baskets of, unimbricated =41=: 140. baskets sold by =41=: 135. Blackfoot raids on =45=: 318. characteristics of =45=: 325. dialect of =45=: 303. habitat of =45=: 303. Indian names for =45=: 296, 297, 299. migration of =45=: 322. origin of the name of =45=: 295, 296. name for themselves =45=: 296. name of, in sign language =45=: 145. population of, about 1805 =45=: 314 sq. present population of =45=: 315. shapes of baskets made by =41=: 138, 141. wars of, with Coeur d´Alêne =45=: 121-124.
=Flatiron=, implements resembling, Middle Mississippi Valley pottery =20=: 99 sq.
=Flavoring= coriander used as =30=: 66. ground cherry used for =30=: 70. pectis used for =30=: 69.
=Flax= River of the =14=: 554, 555. wild, on great plains =14=: 528, 591. wild, use of =33=: 98. See also =Yellow Flax=.
=Fleabane= in Cherokee lore =19=: 420. use of =45=: 473, 493, 497.
=Fleas= leaf figures of =38=: § 621. sand, plague of, a possible cause of abandonment of Pueblos =22, i=: 22. string figure of =38=: § 639.
=Fleetness of the Seri= =17=: 149*-152*.
=Fleischer, H. L.=, mention of Dresden Codex by =6=: 263.
=Fleischer, K. A.= acknowledgment to =29=: 38. on Isleta =29=: 528. references to =29=: 424, 432, 434, 443, 444, 445, 446, 447, 451, 494, 506.
=Fleming County, Ky.=, occurrence of earthenware spools in =20=: 44.
=Fletcher,= Agent ----, on Winnebago cycles =14=: 701.
=Fletcher, Miss Alice C.= acknowledgment to =29=: 12. contributor to Bureau =48=: 1189. Dakota dances described by =3=: 298, 355. efforts on behalf of the Omaha =27=: 639 sq. ethnologic research by =32=: 22. field work of =21=: XII. field work of, among the Pawnee =22, i=: XIV. information gathered by =36=: 219. list of gentes obtained by =36=: 52. manuscript on the Omaha by =30=: 24. material collected by =24=: 188, 641. mention of =39=: 38, 82; =43=: 91. monograph by =27=: 14. monograph on Pawnee ritual by =23=: XXXVIII, XLIII. obituary of =48=: 1221. office work of, on Pawnee ritual of the Hako =22, i=: XXXVII. on beliefs =11=: 414, 500, 536. on ceremonials =11=: 385, 391. on Ghost lodge =11=: 487. on hoop and pole, Omaha =24=: 516. on name of dice game, Omaha =24=: 187. on Omaha music =15=: 176. on ring and pin, Brulé Dakota =24=: 556. on Sun dance =11=: 457, 462, 466. on the Ȼegiha =15=: 161. on the thunderbird and cedar among Omaha and Ponka =15=: 183. on the Umane =11=: 451. paper by, on the Hako =22, ii=: 1-368. Pawnee ceremony recorded by =21=: XXXI. quoted on =11=: berdaches 379. ceremonials 446. Indian beliefs 434, 476, 497. kinship terms 368. rites of puberty 483. Sun dance 450, 453. symbolism 427, 529. Unktehi 439. record of Hako ceremony obtained by, characterization of report =22, i=: XLIV. reference to work of =11=: 363. songs transcribed by =34=: 18; =36=: 55. special work by =32=: 9. story concerning =43=: 94 sq. studies of, in Amerindian symbolism =20=: 100. study of fraternities and cults by =19=: XLVIII. study of Pawnee ritual by =23=: XVI. value of researches of =15=: 183. work of =24=: XXVI; =26=: XXV; =31=: 8, 20.
=Fletcher (Miss A. C.) and La Flesche (F.)=, reference to monograph by =37=: 181.
=Fletcher, Benjamin=, grants of land by =18=: 580.
=Fletcher, Francis=, on Indian giants =14=: 485.
=Fletcher, J. E.=, on Winnebago ceremonial =14=: 110.
=Fletcher, Dr. Robert= cited =4=: 252. on prehistoric trephining and cranial amulets =3=: XV. on primitive trephining =16=: 12, 16, 17, 18, 27.
=Fletcher, Lieut. Robert=, material collected by =24=: 235.
=Flexed-burial People= discussion of =41=: 602. homes of =41=: 597 sq. indication of contacts of =41=: 602. traces of =41=: 559.
=Flexed Burials=, description of =41=: 587 sq., 598 sq., 601.
=Flicker= in Pima mythology =26=: 211. mask of, used by Tlingit =26=: 436. Tlingit house group name =26=: 400, 401.
=Flies= Iroquois superstition concerning =2=: 74. See also =Fly=.
=Flight= symbols of =14=: 129. to the moon =6=: 598, 599.
=Flint, Charles L.=, on Zizania miliacea =19=: 1022.
=Flint, Timothy= on importance and extensiveness of wild rice crop =19=: 1101. on popular synonym for wild rice =19=: 1023. on tying wild rice =19=: 1058. on wild rice as pudding =19=: 1084.
=Flint=, a man-being in Iroquoian cosmology =21=: 188, 195, 201, 293, 294.
=Flint= aboriginal quarries of =15=: 23. area where found =44=: 507 sq. beveled, notes on =13=: 177. color of =44=: 518 sq. deposits of Illinois =13=: 133. distribution of =15=: 73. Eskimo implements made of =18=: 80 sqq., 114, 145 sqq., 149, 159, 171. flakers of the Eskimo =9=: 287 sqq. formation =44=: 505. how adapted to implement making =15=: 84. implements, discussion of =15=: 89. implements, sparsity of =15=: 78. in Coshocton County, Ohio =44=: 508-512. knives, found in Guadeloupe =34=: 137. Menomini personification of =14=: 87. mention of =46=: 173. myths concerning =19=: 234, 274, 450. native method of obtaining =44=: 524. not adapted to pecking =15=: 96. origin of =31=: 471. quarries, description of =15=: 77. quarrying of, in Ohio =13=: XXVII. red-hot, lodge turned into =32=: 186, 227. source of, for implements =15=: 140. stemless, description of =13=: 143. symbols in Borgian Codex =16=: 228. transportation of, by floods =15=: 22. use of, for flaking =15=: 29. use of, for implement making =15=: 135. use of, in aboriginal art =15=: 24. use of the name =44=: 96, 505, 507. working of, by the Eskimo =9=: 287 sqq. See also =Chert=.
=Flint and Steel= among the Eskimo, use of =18=: 76. See also =Fires=.
=Flint Ridge= cores from =13=: 171. information regarding =44=: 512.
=Flint River= Muskogee settled on =42=: 45. trail along =42=: 850. treaty of =18=: 768.
=Flint Society=, functions of =47=: 107.
=Flinter, Col. George D.,= on Porto Rico =25=: 20.
=Flipper Toggles= for Eskimo harpoons =9=: 247.
=Flipstone=, game of =24=: 141.
=Float-boards= used by the Eskimo =18=: 137 sq.
=Floats= fishing, of the Eskimo =11=: 248. for Eskimo seal darts =9=: 215. for Eskimo whale harpoons =9=: 236, 246 sq. for Guiana Indian arrow =38=: §140. for Guiana Indian fishing line =38=: §191 used by the Eskimo =18=: 126 sqq., 140 sqq., 185 sq., 188, 218.
=Flogging= in Tusayan ceremonies =15=: 294, 304. See also =Whipping=.
=Flood= in Ghost-dance doctrine =14=: 788. in Missouri River recorded =4=: 137 sq. in Pima mythology =26=: 210-213, 248. in Pima song =26=: 314. in Zuñi mythology =13=: 429. legend of, Eskimo =18=: 452. legend of, Pima =28=: 49-52. legend of, Seneca =32=: 636. myth concerning =19=: 261, 444 sq. predicted in Ghost-dance doctrine =14=: 784. story about =43=: 371. See also =Cosmology=; =Floods=.
=Flood Songs= of the Pima =26=: 274-277. of the Tlingit =26=: 437.
=Flooding of House=, magical =35=: 1143, 1144.
=Floods= a possible cause of abandonment of pueblos on Little Colorado River =22, i=: 22. as agents of stone transportation =15=: 22. in far Southwest =26=: 53 sq. in Gila River =26=: 62, 67. See also =Flood=; =Water=.
=Floor= and roof construction at Homolobi, manner of =22, i=: 110. in Pueblo buildings, various kinds of, description of =8=: 121, 135, 148-151. influence of, on form of vessels =20=: 61, 62. of Mashongnavi house =8=: 109. sandstone slabs, Shupaulovi kiva =8=: 123. stone flags, Tusayan kiva =8=: 121.
=Floors= of Casa Grande =13=: 311. of Casa Grande, construction of =28=: 80, 83, 84 sq. of cliff dwellings, discussion of =16=: 165, 197. of Eskimo buildings =18=: 245, 252. plastering of, for leveling =13=: 251. polished black =41=: 520, 559, 570. pottery mosaic, of grave =41=: 603 sq. stone mosaic =41=: 545 sq. treatment of =41=: 518, 520, 570.
=Flora= effect of, on architecture =33=: 57. known to Omaha =27=: 106 sq. of Pimería, character of =26=: 157. of Seriland =17=: 31-36. See also =Flowers=.
=Florence, Ariz.= pictographs in vicinity of =28=: 148 sq. reference to =28=: 33, 34, 72, 95, 114.
=Florence Canal=, construction of =26=: 33.
=Florida= Alachua County, Job Smith mound =12=: 327. ancient tribes of =26=: XIII sq. archeological work in =16=: LVI; =41=: 101. as source of Antilleans =25=: 215-220. burial customs of =20=: 40, 106, 119 sq. coiled pottery of =4=: 277. cremation mound in =1=: 148, 149. deportation of Kiowa prisoners to =17=: 215, 339. Enterprise, mounds at =12=: 328. explorations in =12=: 327-333. explored by De Soto =14=: 370. explored by Narvaez =14=: 346, 474. field work in =27=: 7. fossil beds of =43=: 14 sq. Gainesville, mound near =12=: 328. historic aborigines of =20=: 15, 115. Indian migration to =19=: 99. Indian war symbols =4=: 88. Lake George, mound on bank of =12=: 654. lost languages of =42=: 678. mound burial in =1=: 119, 120. mounds in =5=: 12. natives of, resemblance to Cuban coast people =34=: 252 sq. northern, sources of information on =42=: 679. office work on material from =20=: IX, XII. physical type of tribes in =42=: 677. pottery from =20=: 108 sqq. proclamation for government of =18=: 558 sq. reputed bad character of country of =14=: 545. researches in =28=: 9. St. Johns and Volusia Counties, mounds in =12=: 328-333. Satsuma, mound at =12=: 332. Seminole Indians of, paper on =5=: XLVIII-L, 469-531. southeastern, sources of information on =42=: 679. study of collection from =19=: XIX. study of relics from =18=: XXX sq. textile fish in =20=: 68. thick-rimmed bowls found in =20=: 112 sq. use of earthenware drums in =20=: 34. Volusia County, mounds in =12=: 328. wood and shell objects from =21=: XIV.
=Florida Chief=, Satouriona, tattooing of =10=: 393.
=Florida Culture Area=, features of =42=: 715.
=Florida Indians= cultural differences of =42=: 711. customs of =42=: 693, 694, 696, 700. declaration of war by =10=: 359. decorative painting by =10=: 619. hairdressing of the =42=: 684. medicine tubes of the =13=: 127. mention of the =42=: 47. nets made and used by =13=: 45. shell-mounds, plummets found in =13=: 111. stone fishing implement used by =13=: 164. See also =Florida=.
=Florida Peninsula Pottery= character of =20=: 22. decoration of, in color =20=: 67. examples of =20=: 120-130. forms of =20=: 118. manufacture of =20=: 117 sq. materials used in making =20=: 117. northward extension of =20=: 130. occurrence of pottery resembling, Gulf Coast province =20=: 108, 109, 110 sq., 112. occurrence of decoration resembling that of, New Jersey-New England area =20=: 176, 177 sq. pipes =20=: 99, 129, 141. range of =20=: 115, 116 sq. stamped ware, characteristics of =20=: 135. uses of =20=: 118 sqq. westward extension of =20=: 104.
=Florida, Southwestern,= sources of information on =42=: 679.
=Florida Tribes= destruction or scattering of =42=: 324. type of buildings of =42=: 191. See also =Florida=; =Seminole=.
=Flory, H.= =46=: 33.
=Flounder=, name of Tlingit gaming stick =26=: 444.
=Flounders= boiling whole =35=: 415 sqq. catching of =35=: 178, 413 sq. cutting of =35=: 415. eaten with spoons =35=: 417. mention of =35=: 413-421. steamed =35=: 418-421.
=Flour=, starch =38=: § 232 sqq.
=Flower, W. H.= =46=: 233, 330, 332, 333, 338, 368.
=Flower, Sir William H.,= on Jamaican skulls =25=: 30.
=Flower Figure= on Hopi pottery =17=: 697. on Sikyatki pottery =17=: 658, 680.
=Flower Messages= of Turks and Persians =10=: 368.
=Flowers= artificial, use of, by Hopi katcinas =21=: 73, 76, 101. drink made from =44=: 317. how regarded by the Zuñi =30=: 63 sq. mythic creation of =30=: 46. not plucked for adornment =33=: 58. representation of, mortuary pottery, Florida Peninsula =20=: 124. use of, in Pueblo ceremonials =14=: 544. See also =Flora=; =Vegetal Designs=.
=Floyd, General --= assistance given by Lower Creeks to =19=: 90. capture of Autossee by =19=: 92. defeat of, at Calabee Creek =19=: 93.
=Flute= appearance of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas =21=: 80, 84, 101, 102. as paraphernalia of the dance =40=: 38, 119, 137. ceremonial use of =42=: 703. description of =27=: 371 sq.; =42=: 521. magic =32=: 401. of the Guiana Indians =38=: § 560-562. of the Omaha =13=: 282. of the Siouan tribes =11=: 455. origin of =30=: 178, 229. performances, records of =47=: 9. played by host at feast =37=: 430. reference to =21=: 234, 235. sun greeted by =30=: 254. use of =42=: 521; =46=: 512. use of, in Hopi ceremonies =21=: 30. See also =Flageolets=; =Flutes=.
=Flute Altar= at Walpi, description of =19=: 1001 sq. Corn-maid images on =16=: 300.
=Flute Boys=, description and function of =19=: 997 sq., 999.
=Flute Ceremony= at Mishongnovi in 1896 =19=: 987-1000. at Oraibi, memoir on =19=: 987. at Walpi in 1896 =19=: 1000-1005. girls in =16=: 300. not performed in kiva =17=: 575, 612. of Pueblo Indians, reference to =22, i=: 18. pueblos, where performed =19=: 987. public, at Shipaulovi =19=: 996-1000. trails closed during =17=: 597.
=Flute Chiefs=, description of =19=: 997.
=Flute Clan= and Flute society, relationship of =19=: 1007 sq. See also =Leñya Clan=.
=Flute Dance= fraternities taking part in =31=: 23. mention of =21=: 22. symbolism of Ahülani in =21=: 121. See also =Lelenti=.
=Flute Girls= description and function of =19=: 997, 999. identity of dress of, with that of Snake girls =21=: 57.
=Flute Katcina.= See =Leñya=.
=Flute-like Objects= from Awatobi =17=: 624. from Sikyatki =17=: 656.
=Flute Maiden=, figurine of =19=: 989 sq., 993, 995.
=Flute Observance=, prominent elements in =19=: 1005.
=Flute People= of Zuñi mythology =13=: 432. union of, with Snake people =16=: 304, 307.
=Flute Prayer-stick=, making of =21=: 21.
=Flute Priests= festival of =21=: 29, 30. festival of, alternated with Snake festival =21=: 19.
=Flute Rites=, interpretation of =19=: 1009 sq.
=Flute Rooms= at Mishongnovi =19=: 988. at Walpi =19=: 1000 sq.
=Flute (Leñya) Society= census of =19=: 627. prayer-sticks of the =17=: 737.
=Flute Songs= at Walpi =19=: 1002 sq.
=Flute Youth=, figurine of =19=: 989 sq., 993, 995.
=Flutes= at Pecos =14=: 491. description of =23=: 190, 191, 192; 45: 165. use of =45=: 284. See also =Flute=.
=Flux=, remedies used for =42=: 660, 663, 664, 668.
=Fly= in Pima legend =28=: 52. in Pima mythology =26=: 216, 220. in Pima song =26=: 278, 300. messenger for rain =26=: 259. string figure of =38=: § 691, 692. Tlingit custom concerning =26=: 459. See also =Flies=.
=Fly bait=, artificial =38=: § 192.
=Flying Squirrel= myths concerning =19=: 262, 286 sq., 454. See also =Kâ´lahû´=.
=Flynn’s Creek=, trail to =42=: 834.
=Foam Magician=, in Pima religion =26=: 251.
=Foam People.= See =Xēł qoan=.
=Foe, Finding of the= Wi´-gi-e of =36=: 212-219. See also =Finding of the Foe=.
=Foeticide= among the Omaha =3=: 263.
=Fog-shrubbery= of Seriland =17=: 36.
=Fogs= gathered by mother of twins =35=: 632. in Paiute Ghost song =14=: 1054. mention of =46=: 107, 115. terms relating to =29=: 54.
=Folger, Peter,= signature of deeds by =18=: 606.
=Foliated Cross= at Palenque, face numerals on, value of =22, i=: 219. tablet of the, initial series of, inscriptions of =19=: 801.
=Folklore= definition of science of =20=: CXCIII. introduction to =30=: 371-384. Mohegan-Pequot, addendum to =43=: 260-263. of the American Indians =11=: 260, 327, 511. of the Eskimo, scope of =18=: 450 sq. of the Guiana Indians =30=: 26 sqq., 103-386. of the katcinas =47=: 1067, 1083. plants used in =39=: 74 sq. significance of term =25=: 20. Zuñi and Laguna =47=: 1022.
=Folktales= Isleta =47=: 359-460. of the Eskimo =18=: 450-518. of the Menomini =14=: 209-239. of the Mohegan =43=: 245, 276-279. of the Nootka and Bellabella =31=: 883-935. of the Seneca =32=: 75-341. of the Tsimshian =31=: 58-392. of the Zuñi, describing stone-close =8=: 193. Zuñi, resemblance of, to medieval tales =47=: 845 sq. See also =Legends=; =Myths=.
=Folle Avoine= use of term =19=: 1024. See also =Menomini=.
=Folle Avoine Country= =19=: 1042.
=Fomes Applanatus=, use of =44=: 289.
=Fond du Lac= effigy mounds at =37=: 98. treaty of =18=: 714, 780.
=Fond du Lac Chippewa= land cessions and reservations =18=: 796, 856, 938.
=Font, Father Pedro= account of Casa Grande by =13=: 296; =28=: 42, 43 sq., 58-61, 88, 91. cited on use of horse by Pima =26=: 84. extract from diary of =44=: 46 sqq. on dimensions of Casa Grande =13=: 307. on Pima =26=: 29 sq., 84. on Pima creation myth =26=: 212 sq. on Pima-Papago village near Santa Cruz River =26=: 21. on village of Cuitoa =26=: 21. reference to =28=: 45, 63. Uturituc described by =28=: 37. visit of, to Casa Grande =28=: 57.
=Fontanedo, ----= Cherokee name used by =19=: 182 sq., 187. Timuquanan local names given by =7=: 124.
=Fontenelle, Logan= death of =27=: 100 sq. reference to =27=: 626.
=Font’s Room=, Casa Grande =28=: 91, 98, 116.
=Food= adjuncts =38=: p. 222-225. and food-gathering of the Seri =17=: 9, 77, 91 sq., 180*-215*. animal =45=: 88. animal, of Tennessee Indians =41=: 607-611. animal, of Upper Missouri Indians =46=: 581 sq. animal, selection of, in myth =14=: 200. animal, supposed effects of =44=: 252. as an offering =47=: 276, 498. as marriage gift =35=: 777. at Bear feast =37=: 321. beliefs concerning =41=: 608; =42=: 517-521. berries used as =14=: 1087; =45=: 89 sq. boiled with stone =31=: 405. burial of =1=: 192. burial of, with the dead =30=: 149, 156 sq.; =40=: 372; =42=: 395 sq. burning of, before eating =31=: 544. ceremonial gathering of =39=: 159 =sq.= ceremonies connected with gathering of =45=: 453. classification of =17=: 180* sq. cooking of =45=: 94 sq. cottonwood pith used as =14=: 967. distribution of, among North American Indians =7=: 34. distribution of, at ceremony =39=: 61. dogs used as =15=: 171. dropping of, prohibition of =40=: 89. duties of procuring =39=: 288. effect of extermination of buffalo =27=: 634 sq. Eskimo, kinds of =18=: 267-270. Eskimo, methods of preparing =18=: 267 sq. etiquette of eating and drinking =38=: p. 235-239. fishing =27=: 312. for visitors =38=: § 810, 811. gathering of =35=: 184-222. gifts of, significance of =30=: 313. grass seed used as =14=: 1054. harvesting of =45=: 91 sq. in disease and accidents =38=: § 919, 921. in mourning =38=: § 831. Indian beliefs concerning =19=: 472. influence of, on primitive thought =19=: 1089. instruction concerning =43=: 55. kinds of, served at feast =37=: 319. lore concerning =11=: 517. made edible =30=: 296. marriage token =38=: § 887. mention of =11=: 140, 232, 279. method of steaming =31=: 405. modern staple =40=: 339. new, introduced =27=: 620. not eaten after dark =30=: 184 sq., 295. of the Acoma Indians =14=: 491; =47=: 33. of the California Indians =40=: 10 sq. of the Columbia River tribes =14=: 722. of the Creeks =42=: 448. of the Flathead group =45=: 341-349. of the head chief =35=: 275, 289. of the Menomini Indians =14=: 273, 286-292. of the Okanagan =45=: 237-247. of the Plains tribes =46=: 407 sq. of the Point Barrow Eskimo =9=: 61 sqq. of the poor people =35=: 275, 488. of the Pueblo Indians =14=: 506, 527, 549, 559, 569, 586, 593. of the Siuoan Indians =15=: 170. of the Tsimshian =31=: 404 sq. of the Tusayan Indians =14=: 489. of the Zuñi =47=: 474 sqq. offering at Tusayan =15=: 301. offerings of, at feast in Shell society =27=: 537 sq. offerings of, in Hoⁿ´hewachi ceremony =27=: 500. offerings of, on graves =27=: 592. offerings of, to katcinas =47=: 853. offerings of, to masks =47=: 87, 132, 490 sq., 853 sq. offerings of, to scalps =47=: 327 sq. offerings of, to spirits =47=: 87, 122, 125, 132. offerings of, to stillborn =47=: 299. offerings of, to the dead =14=: 239; =47=: 2. offerings of, to the spirits =37=: 319. on increase of population =19=: 1109 sq. plants of aborigines, study of =40=: 2. plants used as =38=: p. 213-220; =45=: 453, 477-492. plants used as, by Chippewa =44=: 306-322. Ponca =27=: 45, 309 sqq. preferential =40=: 53. preparation of =27=: 70 sq., 340 sqq.; =31=: 405; =37=: 116 sqq. preparation of, by Point Barrow Eskimo =9=: 63. presentation of, at Tusayan ceremony =15=: 295. preservation of =35=: 223-304; =37=: 118; =45=: 92-95, 240, 485, 492. process of jerking beef for =14=: 1066. products, collection of =14=: XXXIX. property in =27=: 363. provided by the initiate =36=: 270. quantities of, consumed =46=: 509. quest for =45=: 151, 342. regulations concerning =45=: 102-163. remains of, in mortuary bowls at ruined pueblos on Little Colorado River =22, i=: 101. restrictions, etc., with regard to the sexes =38=: § 838. restrictions in general =30=: 292-298, 319 sqq., 348, 352; =38=: § 276. rites for obtaining =27=: 195. roots used for =45=: 88 sq. rose seeds used as =14=: 978. sacrifices in Tusayan house building =8=: 101, 102. scarcity of, on war party =42=: 409, 411. search, preparation and capture of animal =38=: p. 174-212. seeds used as =45=: 89 sq. Seri, estimated quantities of =17=: 214* sq. Seri, method of dividing =17=: 272* sq. songs relating to =45=: 623-639. special, for ceremony =40=: 525. storage of =42=: 693. storage of, in caches =27=: 98. supply of, in Acoma =14=: 594. supply of Spanish army =14=: 562. supply of Tiguex Indians =14=: 595. taboos concerning =47=: 502. taken home from feast =35=: 370, 435, 480, 514, 524, 542, 557. thunderberries used as =14=: 996. time for taking =42=: 399. use of pottery in preparation of, etc., eastern United States =20=: 25 sqq., 39, 83. usually two courses, Tsimshian =31=: 406. used in ceremonial =11=: 104. used in White Buffalo ceremony =40=: 215. varieties of =42=: 691 sq. vegetable =31=: 404; =45=: 89 sq. wild turnips =27=: 277. See also =Agriculture=; =Domestic Pottery=; =Eating=; =Fish=; =Food (of the Omaha; Pima)=; etc.; =Foods=; =Game=; =Hunting=; =Maize=; =Pemmican=; =Poultry=; =Wheat=; =Wild Rice=; and names of various animals and plants.
=Food (of the Omaha)= beans =3=: 308. berries =3=: 306. corn =3=: 304. modes of cooking corn =3=: 304. modes of cooking fruits =3=: 306. modes of cooking meat =3=: 303. modes of cooking melons =3=: 306. modes of cooking nuts =3=: 307. modes of cooking pumpkins =3=: 306. modes of cooking roots =3=: 307. Nelumbium luteum =3=: 308. varieties of, description of =3=: 303-310.
=Food (of the Pima)= animals =26=: 80-84. general description of =26=: 66 sqq. plants used as =26=: 68-80. preparation of =26=: 68 sq.
=Food and Drink= games, preparation of =23=: 368. of the Zuñi =23=: 361-369.
=Food Animals=, table of bones of =41=: 555.
=Food Bowls= description of =34=: 237. See also =Bowls=.
=Food Dance=, Kwakiutl =35=: 1000.
=Food Department=, remains of =41=: 544.
=Food-gathering=, seasons for, Tsimshian =31=: 398 sq.
=Food Mats=, Kwakiutl =35=: 307, 311, 312, 318, 321, 326, 328, 331, 334, 337, 344, 349, 356, 357, 359, 362, 363, 369, 371, 379, 385, 391, 392, 399, 425, 515.
=Food Plants, Sacred= =39=: 129.
=Food Remains= in mortuary vessels =17=: 741.
=Food Supply= effect on Eskimo temperament of =18=: 298. influence of, on development of potter’s art =20=: 22 sq., 150. influence of, on distribution of pottery =20=: 23. of Western Eskimo, abundance of =18=: 24.
=Food Taboos= =44=: 254.
=Food Tray=, Tsimshian, made of hollowed wood block =31=: 49.
=Foods= given to civilization by the Indians =21=: XX. native, worthy of adoption =23=: XXVIII. specimens of, Zuñi =2=: 372. used during Navaho medicine ceremonial =2=: 256, 257. value of study of Indian =41=: 105. See also =Food=.
=Fool=, signs for =1=: 297, 303, 345, 505, 506.
=Fool Creek Canyon, Utah=, pictographs in =4=: 27, 229; =10=: 117.
=Fool Dance= =35=: 1374.
=Fool Dancers= =35=: 1158 sq.
=Foose-hat-che Tus-tun-nug-gee=, warrior of the Creek nation =42=: 328.
=Foot= of baskets, method of making =41=: 191 sqq. Serian and Yuman names for =17=: 328* sqq.
=Football= game of the Eskimo =11=: 255; =18=: 335 sq. game of the Winnebago =37=: 121. game similar to =42=: 468. general description of =24=: 561, 697 sq. played by the =24=: Achomawi 698, 703. Catawba 698, 704. Chukchansi 698, 702. Eskimo 698. Eskimo, Central 701. Eskimo, Ita 701. Eskimo, Koksoagmiut 700 sq. Eskimo, Labrador 699 sq. Eskimo, Western 701. Massachuset 697, 698. Micmac 698. Mono 698, 704. Narraganset 697, 699. Nishinam 698, 703. Paiute 698, 704. Powhatan 697, 699. Skokomish 698, 703. Topinagugim 698, 702 sq. Washo 698, 704. Wyandot 698, 702.
=Foot-cast Ball= description of =24=: 561, 711. played by the =24=: Apache 712. Chukchansi 711.
=Foot-holes=, access to cliff houses by means of =16=: 132, 134, 142, 148, 158.
=Foot Race= arrangements for =32=: 496. between Seneca and Stone Coat =32=: 439. challenge to =32=: 233. heads wagered on =32=: 351, 585. preparation for =32=: 323. won by dog dressed as man =32=: 233.
=Foot Races= appearance of Matia in =21=: 104. Eskimo =46=: 366. in Hopi festivals =21=: 53. on the Yukon =46=: 45, 51, 56, 60, 64, 65, 67, 69, 70, 71, 78, 79, 86. popularity of =46=: 566. See also =Foot Race=; =Wawac=.
=Foot Racing= among various tribes =14=: 246. in Menomini myth =14=: 191. ordeal for Carib captain =38=: § 748. sports =38=: § 591.
=Foote, --,= on Presbyterian missionary work among the Cherokee =19=: 83.
=Footprints= curse directed at maker of =30=: 128. explanation of use of word in songs =39=: 196. human, representations of, on Pueblo pottery =22, i=: 70, 71. in pictography =14=: 109. spirit in =30=: 152. spirit, markings ascribed to =30=: 236. string figure of =38=: § 696, 697.
=Footprints of Black Bear=, a war symbol =36=: 76.
=Footstep Wi´-gi-e= =39=: 80; =43=: 37.
=Footwear= of the Eskimo =18=: 40.
=Forbes, John,= treaty with Cherokee made by =19=: 144.
=Forbes, Peres,= cited on Massachusetts Indian policy =18=: 607.
=Forbes, R. H.,= field work by =22, i=: XII.
F=orbin, V.= =46=: 368.
=Force, M. F.= on distribution of Indians =5=: 59. on mound-builders =13=: 600, 693, 704.
=Force’s Historical Tracts=, on New England pots =20=: 179.
=Ford, Lieut. George E. ( U. S. A.),= on cabin burial =1=: 123.
=Ford’s Ferry=, trail crossing Ohio River at =42=: 806.
=Forehead= Eskimo =46=: 358. of death’s-head vases, perforated knob on =20=: 98. Western Eskimo =46=: 240, 241, 251. Yukon Indians and Eskimo =46=: 161.
=Forehead Band=, Guiana Indian =38=: § 530.
=Foreign Correspondents=, on sign language =1=: 407.
=Foreign Policy= toward Indians =18=: 538-561.
=Foreman, Dr. E.= on burial urns =1=: 138. on cremation =1=: 149.
=Foreman, Grant,= collection presented by =43=: 18.
=Forest, Petrified.= See =Petrified Forest=.
=Forest Fire= at Anvik =46=: 59. near Ruby =46=: 48, 49.
=Forest Service=, permits granted by =27=: 11.
=Forest Spirits.= See =Bush Spirits=.
=Forge= of the Navaho silversmith =2=: 172.
=Forked Sticks=, string figures of =38=: § 653.
=Forks-of-the-River Men=, an Arapaho division =14=: 956.
=Forlong, J. G. R.= cited on sacred cords =9=: 564, 565, 578. quoted on manna =9=: 517. quoted on sacred cakes =9=: 518, 544.
=Form= classification of ware from Pueblo ruins by =22, i=: 61-69. evolved in pottery from basketry =4=: 497. in Mississippi Valley pottery =4=: 373. in pottery, origin of =4=: 269, 445-453. in textile art and its relation to ornament, with illustrations from Indian work =6=: 196-201. modifies ornament in pottery =4=: 458. of pottery modified by certain influences =4=: 450 sqq. of vessels, origin of =20=: 49. pleasures of =19=: LX-LXIII, LXXIV, LXXVII. See also =Forms=.
=Formation of Iroquois Turtle Clan,= myth concerning =2=: 77.
=Formia Clavata,= as counterirritant =38=: § 926.
=Formosa,= wild rice in =19=: 1037.
=Forms= eastern United States pottery =20=: cooking vessels 25, 27. mention of 61 sqq. methods of giving 49 sqq. modeling implements 35 sq. mortuary vessels 40 sqq. ornaments 42. pipes 45. salt-making vessels 20. Florida Peninsula pottery =20=: 118, 119, 121, 124, 127. Gulf Coast pottery =20=: 105, 108, 111, 112. Iroquoian pipes =20=: 174 sq. Iroquoian pottery =20=: 160 sq., 162, 163. Middle Atlantic Coast pipes =20=: 150, 151, 156, 158. Middle Atlantic Coast pottery =20=: 145, 148, 149 sq., 151, 153, 165. Middle Mississippi Valley pottery =20=: bottles 93. eccentric and compound 93 sq. life 94-97. mention of 83, 85 sq., 87. pipes 98, 99. platters, cups and bowls 88. New Jersey-New England pottery =20=: 175, 176. Northwestern pottery =20=: 187, 192, 196, 199, 200. Ohio Valley pottery =20=: 184 sq. production of =20=: XXXVI-XXXIX. South Appalachian pipes =20=: 140 sq. South Appalachian pottery =20=: 131, 132, 138, 140. Southern and Northern pottery =20=: 145, 187. See also =Bases=; =Form=; =Shaping=.
=Forms, Geometric.= See =Geometric Forms=.
=Forms of Baskets= mention of =41=: 197-210. See also =Shapes of Baskets=.
=Formulas= magical use of =42=: 503. used in medical practice =42=: 623, 639 sq., 641 sq., 642 sq., 646, 647 sq., 652 sq., 656.
=Fornander, --,= cited on Hawaiian monsters =16=: 214.
=Fornication= among the Omaha =3=: 365.
=Forrest, H. R.,= killed at Wounded Knee =14=: 872.
=Förstemann, Dr. E.= citation from Die Mayahandschrift of =6=: 261-269. cited =6=: 272, 278, 280, 281, 283, 290, 292, 293, 300, 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 320, 322, 329, 330, 339, 340. on Dresden Codex =19=: 799, 805. on Mayan division of solar year =19=: 954 sq. on Mayan methods of computation =19=: 932 sq. on Mayan “old year” =19=: 748. on Mayan time units =19=: 715 sq. on Mayan years =19=: 806. on methods of counting Mexican time symbols =19=: 723, 724, 725, 729. on significance of certain glyphs =16=: 250. on time series of Dresden Codex =19=: 709 sq. paper by =24=: XXXII. reference to =19=: 699, 708. reference to discoveries by =19=: 818.
=Forsyth, Colonel --= at surrender of Big Foot =14=: 867. at Wounded Knee massacre =14=: 870. operations of, in Sioux outbreak =14=: 875. troops under, at Pine Ridge =14=: 850.
=Forsyth, R. A.,= land treaty witness =14=: 29.
=Forsyth, Thomas= on use of wild rice by Sauk =19=: 1051. reference to =40=: 501.
=Forsyth County, Ga.= petroglyphs in =10=: 76. rock carvings in =4=: 23. comparison with trinchera =28=: 218. construction of =45=: 117 sq.
=Fort Adams,= treaty of =18=: 660.
=Fort Amsterdam,= founding of =18=: 576.
=Fort Ancient, Ohio,= fragments of pottery from =20=: 184.
=Fort Armstrong= garrisoning of, by the Cherokee =19=: 92. treaties of =18=: 736.
=Fort Atkinson= intaglio mound at =37=: 91. treaty of, in 1853 =17=: 173, 290.
=Fort Belknap Reserve,= establishment of =18=: 926.
=Fort Benton,= a trading point =46=: 407.
=Fort Berthold= a trading point =46=: 407. Indian fight near =4=: 103. Indian painting at =4=: 55. notched sticks at =4=: 81. pictographs at =4=: 183, 186, 187.
=Fort Berthold Reserve= changes in =18=: 900, 942, 944. establishment of =18=: 852.
=Fort Blount,= trail crossing commanded by =42=: 834.
=Fort Bridger,= treaties of =18=: 828, 850.
=Fort Buford,= Indian fight near =4=: 103.
=Fort Childs,= treaty of =18=: 780.
=Fort Chimo,= ethnology of =11=: 167.
=Fort Chiswell, Va.= interest attached to =42=: 761. trail to =42=: 759.
=Fort Clark,= treaty of =18=: 676.
=Fort Clarke,= a trading point =46=: 407.
=Fort Cobb= operations conducted from, in 1868 =17=: 187. peace council held at =17=: 190. surrender of hostilities at =17=: 188.
=Fort Confederation,= treaty of =18=: 662.
=Fort Defiance, N. C.= cession of land at =18=: 654. home of Hano clans =19=: 614. mounds near =5=: 68.
=Fort Dobbs,= building of =19=: 40.
=Fort Dodge,= ransom of captives at =17=: 181.
=Fort Du Chesne,= military reservation including =18=: 925.
=Fort Du Quesne= building of =19=: 39. capture of =19=: 40. reference to =42=: 761.
=Fort George,= high tides at =11=: 170.
=Fort George Indians,= dialect of =28=: 247.
=Fort Gibson= claims based on treaty of =19=: 125. expedition from =17=: 263 sq. intertribal council at, in 1888 =17=: 221. military reservation at =19=: 140. provisions of treaty of =19=: 124. treaties of =18=: 744-748, 774; =19=: 142.
=Fort Gibson Military Reserve= establishment of =18=: 720. treaty affecting =18=: 754.
=Fort Hall,= Ghost dance at =14=: 807.
=Fort Hall Reserve= changes in =18=: 906, 926, 928. establishment of =18=: 846, 850.
=Fort Harmor,= treaties of =18=: 650 sqq.
=Fort Harrison,= treaties of =18=: 650, 698.
=Fort Henry, Va.,= trail from =42=: 775.
=Fort Industry,= treaties of =18=: 666, 668.
=Fort Jackson,= treaty of =18=: 678.
=Fort James,= establishment of =18=: 659.
=Fort Kearney,= massacre of troops at =17=: 183.
=Fort La Reine,= reference to =27=: 80, 612.
=Fort Laramie= battle between whites and Indians near =4=: 143. description of Sioux claims under treaty of =18=: 905. first goods issued to Indians at =4=: 142. surrender of rights by treaty of =18=: 849, 852, 864. treaties of =4=: 121, 125; =17=: 290; =18=: 786, 848.
=Fort Larned= distributing point for Indians =17=: 177. Kiowa name for =17=: 314. Kiowa raid on =17=: 179. ransom of captives at =17=: 181.
=Fort Leavenworth= councils of =4=: 125. treaties of =18=: 740, 760.
=Fort Loudon= building of =19=: 40. massacre of =42=: 751.
=Fort Loudon, Old=, trail touching =42=: 750.
=Fort Lyon=, surrender of Plains Indians at =17=: 179.
=Fort Massac=, reservation of =18=: 656.
=Fort McIntosh=, treaty of =18=: 648.
=Fort Michilimackinac=, capture of, through game of lacrosse =24=: 564.
=Fort Mimms=, attack on =42=: 105.
=Fort Mims=, massacre at =19=: 89, 216.
=Fort Nassau=, founding of =18=: 576.
=Fort O’Kinakane= =4=: 26.
=Fort, Old Ponka= =3=: 313.
=Fort Orleans=, reference to =27=: 81, 612.
=Fort Oswego=, reservation at =18=: 648.
=Fort Patrick Henry=, building of =19=: 51.
=Fort Peck Reserve=, establishment of =18=: 924.
=Fort Phil. Kearny=, whites massacred at =4=: 144.
=Fort Pierre= a trading post =46=: 407. treaty at =4=: 122.
=Fort Pitt= reference to =42=: 761. suggestion made at treaty of =19=: 113.
=Fort Prince George= building of =19=: 40. legend of siege of =19=: 412. siege of =19=: 42 sq.
=Fort Recovery=, building of =19=: 212.
=Fort Rice= eclipse seen at =4=: 126. picture message at =4=: 98. Winter counts at =4=: 89, 90, 91.
=Fort Ridge, Tenn.=, trail passing =42=: 854.
=Fort Robinson=, events at =4=: 146.
=Fort Rupert= establishment of, by Hudson Bay Company =35=: 973. mention of =35=: 742, 882. removal to =35=: 1109.
=Fort-sense=, Seri lack of =17=: 264* sq.
=Fort Sill= establishment of =17=: 188. Indian attack on =17=: 188. stock stealing at =17=: 202.
=Fort Smith=, Osage-Cherokee council at =19=: 137.
=Fort Snelling=, Dakotas near =4=: 202.
=Fort Stanton Reserve= changes in =18=: 870, 906. establishment of =18=: 862 sqq.
=Fort Stanwix=, treaties of =18=: 584, 648; =19=: 203.
=Fort Stevenson, N. Dak.=, pottery from =20=: 198.
=Fort St. Louis=, account of =42=: 829.
=Fort Sully=, treaty of =18=: 838.
=Fort Sumner=, treaty of =18=: 848 sqq.
=Fort Totten Cree Dialect= discussion of =28=: 241-247. examples in comparison with =28=: Algonkin 265. Fox 257, 267, 278. Ojibwa 257, 267, 278. Ottawa 265. independent mode in =28=: 260, 265. investigation of =28=: 225. pronunciation of =28=: 227. reference to =28=: 248. subjunctive mode in =28=: 252.
=Fort Toulouse= establishment of =19=: 34 sq. mention of =42=: 321.
=Fort Union= a trading point =46=: 407. description of, by E. Denig =46=: 381. Indian fight near =4=: 103.
=Fort Wadsworth, N. Dak.=, pottery from =20=: 200 sq.
=Fort Washakie, Wyo.=, petroglyphs near =4=: 24; =10=: 129 sq.
=Fort Wayne, Ind.= assent of Wea to treaty of =18=: 678. cession of land at =18=: 654. passage of Indian delegations through =14=: 684. Tecumtha at =14=: 690. trail to =42=: 786. treaties of =18=: 662, 664, 676 sqq.
=Fort Wilkinson=, treaties of =18=: 660, 662.
=Fort Wingate=, site of old kipo =19=: 614.
=Fort Wingate Road, Old=, evidences of ancient settlements along =23=: 16.
=Fort Wise=, treaty of =18=: 824.
=Fort Wrangell, Alaska=, petroglyphs near =10=: 47.
=Fort Yukon= =46=: 128, 130, 132.
=Forte, Joseph=, quoted on shell chisels =34=: 80.
=Fortifications= at Narrows of Pitman Creek =42=: 803. of the Indians and mound-builders, comparison of =12=: 667-671.
=Fortified Towns.= See =Walled Towns=.
=Fortress Houses=, highest type of Pueblo construction =8=: 77.
=Fortunate Isles=, heaven in =30=: 160.
=Forty-mile Indians= =46=: 124.
=Fosbrooke, Thomas D.= on symbolic use of ashes =9=: 536. on use of rushes at Easter =9=: 528.
=Fossil= distribution of =46=: 174. distribution, extension of =46=: 211. distribution, Eskimo =46=: 176. fabrics, discussion of =13=: 28. ivory culture =46=: 87, 88, 145, 173, 174, 175, 202, 210, 363. ivory culture, affinities =46=: 174, 175. ivory culture, carving into beads, etc. =46=: 210. specimens =46=: 88, 89, 91, 92, 93, 96, 100, 109. trade in =46=: 87, 88, 89, 91, 93. See also =Fossils=.
=Fossil Beds of Florida=, exploration of =43=: 14 sq.
=Fossil-bone Beds= =24=: XI.
=Fossilization= of bones, Bonasila =46=: 60, 142, 157.
=Fossilized Bones= =46=: 134.
=Fossils= at “boneyard” =46=: 47. Fairbanks =46=: 39. use of, in Hopi ceremony =17=: 730. See also =Fossil=.
=Foster, ----= on Cherokee literature =19=: 112. on Cherokee myths =19=: 431, 436. on Cherokee schoolbooks =19=: 151. on death of Sequoya =19=: 148. on invention of syllabary =19=: 110. on translation of St. John’s gospel =19=: 111.
=Foster, Doctor --=, list of names by =37=: 221.
=Foster, Governor --=, Sioux commissioner =14=: 839.
=Foster, E. W.=, on Selwyn’s interview with Kuwapi =14=: 798.
=Foster, J. W.= cited =12=: 564, 601, 602, 614, 628. illustrations from =20=: 191. on cremation =1=: 150. on origin of mound-builders =12=: 599. on urn burial =1=: 137.
=Foster, Thomas=, cited on Indian beliefs =11=: 522.
=Foster Hunting and Fishing Club=, acknowledgment to =44=: 437.
=Foudray, Miss E.= =46=: 322.
=Foundation of Basket=, making of =41=: 160.
=Foundation Towns= of Creek Confederacy =42=: 307.
=Fouquiera Splendens.= See =Okatilla=.
=Four= a ceremonial number =47=: 132. a magic number =44=: 260. a mystic number =31=: 453; =45=: 185. a sacred number =37=: 436; =40=: 41, 83, 89, 93, 97, 103, 115, 123, 125, 139, 141, 163, 169, 175, 179, 199, 221, 243, 265, 321, 335, 344, 357, 360, 366, 381, 391, 399, 405, 421, 427, 433, 441, 463, 502, 523, 549, 565, 569; =41=: 537. a sacred number, Pima =26=: 232, 239, 265, 299, 336, 347, 351, 360, 366, 370, 374, 375, 376, 385-389. among the Tlingit =26=: 430, 438. ceremonial number =35=: 620, 623, 626, 627, 630, 633, 634, 635, 636, 639, 640, 645, 646, 650, 653, 668, 669, 739. cauterizing in four places =35=: 696. circuit around four houses =35=: 684. four assistants of Hamshamts! Es =35=: 1169. four canoes in marriage ceremonial =35=: 1004. four cries =35=: 758, 765. four dancers =35=: 767, 772, 773, 877, 892, 893, 1071. four dances given in marriage =35=: 861. four-day period for wearing cedar-bark rings in nōnłem =35=: 1035. four days =35=: 329, 481, 499, 679, 685, 709, 735, 818. four days interval =35=: 1202. four days, invitation for =35=: 1041. four days preparation for feasts =35=: 1024. four days, purification after =35=: 1138. four days singing in ceremonial =35=: 869, 870. four guests =35=: 396. four heralds of Sparrow society =35=: 1178. four house-dishes =35=: 805, 962. four invitations =35=: 752, 763. four invitations to Winter ceremonial =35=: 1171. four kinds of food =35=: 705, 718. four men as messengers =35=: 561, 734, 749, 770, 1043. four months =35=: 670, 680. four months, novice stays away for =35=: 850. four months, time of initiation of novice =35=: 1149. four mouthfuls of water =35=: 700. four nights, dancers disappear for =35=: 877. four novices =35=: 1037. four persons bury twins =35=: 687. four pieces of food =35=: 700. four purifications =35=: 701. four slaves =35=: 969. four songs =35=: 369, 789. four songs for ceremonial =35=: 873, 874, 1168. four songs of nōnłem =35=: 1034. four speakers =35=: 873, 877, 962, 1081. four steps, house with =35=: 954. four times bathing for purification =35=: 1123. four winter dances =35=: 966. four winters, cannibal dancer performance for =35=: 1017. four winters, period of dance of cannibal =35=: 1175. four wooing canoes =35=: 1029, 1051. four years, period of initiation =35=: 1130. sacrifice in four pieces =35=: 703. symbolism of, in Hako ceremony =22, ii=: 68, 93, 96, 187, 283, 315. taboos for four years =35=: 685. time-beating four times =35=: 720.
=Four Corners=, steatite quarry at =16=: 125.
=Four-eye Fish=, type of basket =38=: § 414, 425.
=Four-footed Tribes= =19=: 261-266, 445-448.
=Four Great Chiefs of the Wind=, story of =31=: 121-125.
=Fourmile=, collections from =19=: XXI.
=Four-mile Ruin, Ariz.= animal remains from, collection of =22, i=: 164. bell from description and figure of =22, i=: 162 sq. bone implements from, similarity of, to those from Chaves Pass =22, i=: 164. bowl from, double spiral design on =22, i=: 151. cemeteries of, skeletons and mortuary objects from =22, i=: 139 sq. copper bells from =22, i=: 162 sq. food bowls from, decoration of =22, i=: 143-158. food bowls from, decoration on, figures showing =22, i=: 144-155, 157. former inhabitants of, possible reference to, by Spanish writers =22, i=: 123. gourd rattle from, description of =22, i=: 163. location and general plan of =22, i=: 136 sq. ornaments from, scarcity of =22, i=: 163. potter’s outfit from =22, i=: 158. pottery from =22, i=: bear design on 153. bear’s paw design on, cut showing 155. bird designs on 146 sqq. bird designs on, cuts showing 146, 147, 148, 149, 154, 155. butterfly designs on 148, 149. cloud emblem on, figure showing 157. decoration of, character of 142 sq. dragon-fly designs on, cut showing 147. feather decorations on 149, 151. forms of 142. geometrical designs on, character of 150 sqq. geometrical designs on, figures showing 151, 152, 155. human figures on 143 sqq. human figures on, views of 144. mortuary, character of 158. quadruped figures on 145. rain-cloud designs on, description of 155-158. rain-cloud designs on, cuts showing 150, 157. similarity between that from Pueblo Viejo and 141. spiral designs on 151. sun emblem on, cut showing 150, types of, description of 140 sq. pottery of Gila, type in, occurrence of =22, i=: 141. Pueblo ruins near =22, i=: 164. room in, description of =22, i=: 137 sqq. room in, upright posts in, cut showing =22, i=: 138. saucer from, decoration on =22, i=: 142. stone from, used in belt frame, description and figure of =22, i=: 159 sq. stone implements from =22, i=: 159 sq. stone slabs from, character of =22, i=: 160 sqq. stone slabs from, views of =22, i=: 161. suburban oven of =22, i=: 139. vessel from, figure of raccoon on, suggestion of =22, i=: 145. view of =22, i=: 136.
=Four o’clock.= See =Wild Four o’clock=.
=Four-stick Games= general description of =24=: 44, 327 sq. implements for =24=: 33. played by the =24=: Achomawi 327, 332, 333. Amiitstci 333. Basiwi 333. Chinook 327. Clackama 328. Hadiwiwi 333. Hamoawi 333. Klamath 327, 328-332. Lutwami 333. Modoc 327, 332. Paiute 327, 333 sqq. Pakamali 333. Pao 335. Sasteitei 333. Washo 327, 335.
=Four-times Four= circuits of the lodge =22, ii=: 187-201, 340, 341. symbolism of =22, ii=: 298.
=Fowke, Gerard= acknowledgments to =12=: 25; =15=: 18; =29=: 12. archeological exploration by =23=: XV. bulletins by =15=: LV, LVIII, LXII, LXV, LXVIII; =30=: 23. collections made by =29=: 21; =37=: 30; =40=: 20; =41=: 19, 20, 72; =42=: 18, 19; =43=: 18. contributor to Bureau =48=: 1189. engaged as assistant =12=: 19. explorations of =12=: 449; =29=: 19. field work of =6=: XXVI. finding of silver medal bearing Spanish coat of arms in mound by =12=: 715. memoir by, on stone art =13=: L, 37-178. on absence of pottery in mound near Luray, Va. =20=: 150. on Culpeper steatite pit =15=: 107. on earthenware spools =20=: 43 sq. paper by =44=: 16. publication of memoir by =17=: LVII. report by, on aboriginal quarries =15=: 77. report by, on Virginia workshop =15=: 100. work of =8=: XX, XXIV; =9=: XXXVIII; =10=: XI; =13=: XXVI, XXVIII; =14=: XXVI, XXVII; =15=: XXI, XXV, XXVIII, XXXIII, LXXV; =19=: XVIII; =24=: XI, XXIX; =26=: XXV; =36=: 22 sq.; =40=: 15 sq.; =41=: 15, 40, 41, 48, 91 sq.; =42=: 4; =43=: 11 sq., 19.
=Fowler, Hon. H.=, mention of =34=: 68.
=Fowler Family=, mention of =43=: 224.
=Fowls= anus of, string figure of =38=: § 707. domestic, among the Guiana Indians =38=: § 724. domestic, among the Pueblo Indians =14=: 516, 521, 559. Eskimo methods of catching =18=: 268. See also =Birds=; =Poultry=.
=Fox, Andrew=, Seneca informant =32=: 52.
=Fox, George=, claims of =14=: 937.
=Fox=, a man-being in Iroquoian cosmology =21=: 202.
=Fox and Geese=, dice game, Eskimo =24=: 103.
=Fox Clan= native names for =42=: 115. story concerning =42=: 108.
=Fox Dance= a woman’s dance =43=: 528. description of =42=: 528; =46=: 561. mention of =42=: 523, 524.
=Fox Farms= =46=: 202.
"=Fox Fire=,” belief concerning =46=: 202.
=Fox-glove, Wild=, uses of =33=: 114.
=Fox Indians= early habitat of the =14=: 16, 19. expedition against the =37=: 54. expulsion of the =14=: 14, 16. Ghost dance among the =14=: 902. in wild rice district =19=: 1050. land cessions and reservations =18=: 666, 680, 706, 710 sqq., 726, 736, 760 sqq., 766 sqq., 778, 792, 822, 824, 842, 858, 886, 918, 922, 938 sqq. linguistic investigations among =28=: 225. memoir on, preparation of =47=: 3. (Mechecouquis) population of, in 1764 =19=: 1108. papers on the =42=: 16; =43=: 15; =45=: 3. population of =19=: 1109, 1110. preparation of papers on =42=: 7. relations of, with Winnebago =37=: 58 sq. researches among =36=: 17 sq.; =37=: 16 sq.; =41=: 11 sq., 34, 57 sq., 83, 106 sq.; =43=: 6. sacred packs of the =34=: 16, 30. study of, by Dr. T. Michelson =34=: 15. study of dialect of =23=: XIV, XXXV. study of history of =30=: 19, 20. texts =23=: XXXV. tribal names and meaning =19=: 1050. tribal sign for =1=: 468. wild rice villages of, destroyed by Ojibwa =19=: 1040. See also =Sauk and Fox=.
=Fox Language= certain forms of =28=: 239. conjunctive mode in =28=: 234, 265, 271, 272, 288. consonantic clusters in =28=: 249. description of =28=: 252-255, 258-261. examples in comparison with =28=: Abnaki 238, 239, 279, 283, 284, 285, 287. Algonkin 244, 245, 251, 252, 261, 262, 265, 267, 271 sq. Arapaho 235. Cheyenne 233, 234. Cree 235, 238, 239, 243, 244, 245, 247, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252, 256, 257, 258, 261, 262, 263, 265, 267, 269, 271, 272, 273, 274, 275, 278, 279, 280, 283, 284, 286, 287, 288. Cree-Montagnais 273, 277, 278. Delaware 238, 239, 243, 244, 250, 251, 256, 257, 260 sq., 265, 267, 270, 273, 274, 275, 277, 278 sq., 283, 284, 287. Eastern Algonquian 227, 258, 261, 270, 287, 288. Eastern Central Algonquian 237. Fort Totten Cree 258, 267, 278. Kickapoo 248, 258, 267, 272. Malecite 238, 239, 274, 283, 284. Menominee 238, 239, 243, 244, 245, 249, 250, 251, 257, 261, 262, 267, 270, 271, 272, 273, 277, 278, 279, 283, 284. Micmac 238, 245, 249, 256, 272, 273, 279, 283, 284, 288. Minsi 239, 274. Montagnais 247, 248, 261, 267, 272, 279. Moose Cree 262. Natick 238, 239, 244, 250, 251, 265, 273, 274, 275, 278 sq., 283, 284. Ojibwa 235, 238, 239, 244, 245, 249, 251, 256, 257, 258, 261, 262, 263, 265, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 274, 275, 277, 278, 279, 283, 284, 286. Passamaquoddy 239, 257, 258, 277, 283, 284, 285, 286, 287. Penobscot 238, 267, 283, 284, 285. Peoria 238, 239, 244, 245, 251, 252, 256, 257, 261, 262, 265, 267, 269, 270, 271, 272, 274, 275, 278, 279, 283, 284, 288. Piegan 261. Potawatomi 262. Sauk 248, 258, 267, 272, 288. Scaticook 279. Shawnee 238, 239, 245, 251, 252, 256, 257, 258, 261, 262, 265, 267, 269, 270, 271, 272, 274, 278, 279, 280, 283, 284, 286, 287, 288. Stockbridge 238, 284. Turtle Mountain (Ojibwa dialect) 239. independent mode in =28=: 247, 248, 267 sq., 271, 287, 289. indicative mode in =28=: 273. noun endings, nominative singular =28=: 272. participial mode in =28=: 245, 265, 271. possessive pronouns in =28=: 256. pronunciation of =28=: 227. relationships of =28=: 231, 232, 238, 244, 250, 252, 280, 288, 289. subjunctive mode in =28=: 246, 247, 248, 265, 269, 272. subjunctive-participial mode in =28=: 245. suppositive mode in =28=: 273. See also =Kickapoo=; =Sauk=.
=Fox Men,= an Arapaho warrior order =14=: 987.
=Fox River,= wild rice in =19=: 1033.
=Fox Skins= a part of Tusayan costumery =16=: 282, 293, 294, 298. appearance of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas =21=: 65, 68 sqq., 72, 75, 76, 82, 84, 97, 99, 112, 114. Eskimo ceremonial objects made of =18=: 418. Eskimo clothing made of =18=: 32, 33. in Hopi ceremonies =15=: 263, 267, 275, 278, 281, 282, 286, 287, 296, 297. insignia of doctor =42=: 618. work by katcinas =47=: 870.
=Fox Tribe, Iowa,= linguistic investigations among =28=: 225.
=Foxes= Eskimo methods of trapping =18=: 121 sqq. Eskimo myth concerning =11=: 264. in Menomini mythology =14=: 91, 172, 191. mention of =46=: 95, 111. method of hunting =9=: 264. myths and lore concerning =19=: 263, 265, 266, 272, 431, 452. sea, Eskimo mythic animal =18=: 444. silver, special connection with woman =27=: 512. Tlingit and Haida names for =26=: 476. trapping of =46=: 538 sq. See also =Fox Skins=.
=Frachtenberg, Dr. Leo J.= bulletin by =39=: 24. compilation of Coos and Siuslaw grammars by =33=: 29. investigations of =29=: 18. investigations of, among the Coos Indians =31=: 18. papers by =36=: 30; =40=: 17. special research by =32=: 26. study of Quileute Indians by =38=: p. 11. work of =28=: 15; =30=: 21; =34=: 21; =36=: 19, 20 sqq.; =37=: 17 sqq., 20; =39=: 20 sq., 27 sq.; =40=: 12.
=Fracture,= New Jersey-New England pottery =20=: 175.
=Fracturing,= implements produced by =15=: 25.
=Fragaria Americana= =33=: 84.
=Fragaria Californica= =45=: 488, 509.
=Fragaria Vesca Americana= =45=: 487.
=Fragaria Virginiana= medicinal constituents of =44=: 304. medicinal properties of =44=: 301. use of =33=: 84; =44=: 287, 307, 346.
=Fragments= of pottery, use of, in burial, Florida Peninsula =20=: 119.
=Frames= for drying berries =35=: 167. for steaming cinquefoil roots =35=: 535, 536, 539, 542. for storage of Eskimo sledges and kaiaks =18=: 244, 245. for stretching skins, Eskimo =18=: 116. of trapdoors, method of making =8=: 206.
=Framing= of windows, method of =8=: 196 sqq.
=France= emblems on tombstones in =10=: 524. gambling pebbles from =10=: 549 sq. paleolithic, animal figures on handles of poignards =46=: 175. petroglyphs in =10=: 175 sqq. See also =French=.
=Franciscan Fathers= on Acoma =29=: 544. on Albuquerque =29=: 530. on Bernalillo =29=: 521. on Cabezon Mesa =29=: 547. on Cochiti =29=: 440. on Isleta =29=: 529. on Jemez =29=: 420. on Laguna =29=: 540, 541. on Little Colorado River =29=: 570. on Navaho cardinal colors =29=: 42. on Navaho cardinal shells =29=: 44. on Puerco River =29=: 538. on San Felipe =29=: 499. on San Juan =29=: 213. on San Juan River =29=: 560. on Santa Fé =29=: 460. on Sandia =29=: 526. on Santo Domingo =29=: 449. on Sia =29=: 519. on Taos =29=: 182. on Tqo Hajilĕhe =29=: 555. reference to =29=: 44.
=Franciscan Friars= advent into Sonora of =17=: 79. foundation of mission in Seriland by =17=: 80 sqq. records of Seri by =17=: 82.
=Franciscans= dress of the =14=: 543. election of Niza by the =14=: 476. in New Spain =14=: 474.
=Francischetti, Dominic,= killed at Wounded Knee =14=: 872, 875.
=Francisco,= Pima chief =26=: 21.
=Frankfort, Ky.= settlement of =42=: 789. trails near =42=: 742.
=Franklin, Benjamin,= suggests that works of Ohio were constructed by De Soto =12=: 597.
=Franklin, Sir John= cited on earth-eating by Eskimo =9=: 539. cited on Eskimo deer hunting =9=: 265. cited on Eskimo mode of carrying infants =9=: 416. cited on Eskimo snowshoes =9=: 352. mention of =46=: 219. work of, consulted =9=: 22.
=Franklin County, Ala.,= pottery in =4=: 434.
=Franklin County, Fla.,= pottery of =20=: 110 sqq., 127.
=Franklin County, Miss.,= bottle from =20=: 106.
=Franklin Pike,= origin of =42=: 741.
=Franklin, State of= intended campaign against Creeks and Chickamauga by =19=: 65. mention of =42=: 758. treaties with the =5=: 151, 152. treaty with Cherokee by the =19=: 63 sq.
=Franquelin, ----=, map made by, showing trail =42=: 847.
=Fraser River People= basketry of =41=: 207, 208, 209, 275. See also =Lower Fraser River People=.
=Frasquillo,= flight of Tanoan refugees under =17=: 578, 600.
=Fraternities, Zuñi= ceremonial bathing of =23=: 425. drums of =23=: 425. eligibility to membership in =23=: 413. garments worn by members of =23=: 425. language of songs of =23=: 424, 425. length of meetings of =23=: 421. method of notification of meetings of =23=: 422. meeting places of =23=: 423. rooms of the =23=: 423. time of meeting of =23=: 421, 422.
=Fraternity= director of, medicine water distributed by =23=: 147. features of =19=: L. greeting to each member of =23=: 550 sq. Hopi =21=: 23, 24. initiation of novices into =21=: 19. invocation to the =23=: 552. study of =19=: XLVI-L.
=Frauds=, in Indian relics =4=: 247-253.
=Fraudulent Articles= from North Carolina =12=: 347.
=Fraxinus=, use of =44=: 289, 364.
=Fraxinus Nigra=, use of =44=: 289, 377.
=Fraxinus Pennsylvanica= =33=: 108.
=Frazer, Sir James George= cited on Indian customs =9=: 485. mention of =31=: 516. on masking the dead =15=: 312.
=Frazier, Samuel=, mound on land of, Tennessee =10=: 406.
=Freak Baskets=, Guiana Indian =38=: § 447.
=Frédéric, J.= =46=: 368.
=Fredericks, ----=, acknowledgment to =18=: 22.
=Fredericksburg=, operations near =13=: XXVI.
=Fredonia Rebellion=, Cherokee connection with =19=: 143.
=Freeland’s Station=, attack on =19=: 62 sq.
=Freeman, Calvin=, mounds on farm of =44=: 408.
=Freeman Place=, village site on =15=: 69.
=Freere Collection=, reference to =29=: 10 sq.
=Freighting= done by the Kiowa =17=: 352.
=Freire-Marreco, Miss Barbara= acknowledgment to =29=: 38. collaboration of =34=: 23, 27. paper by =37=: 28. work of =36=: 30 sq.
=Freize.= See =Rim=.
=Fremont, ----=, Omaha name for =27=: 101.
=Frémont, Gen. J. C.=, on signs of Paiutes and Shoshonis =1=: 324.
=Fremont, Samuel= acknowledgment to =11=: 362. aid by =10=: XVIII sq. on fetishes =11=: 415. on Indian beliefs =11=: 374, 375, 380.
=French, B. F.,= citation from Hist. Coll. Louisiana of =10=: 618, 619; =20=: 34.
=French= claims to land in America, basis of =18=: 528. contract with Quapaw =27=: 67. encouragement of Cherokee hostility by =19=: 62 sqq. explorers, observation of pictographs by =4=: 33. first contact of, with the Winnebago =37=: 65, 67 sqq. influence on Omaha =27=: 81, 114, 611 sq., 626. inhabitants of Green Bay =14=: 24. learning of Indian art of sugar-making by =20=: 32. marriage of, with the Menomini =14=: 16. Natchez war with =19=: 386. policy toward Indians =18=: 545-549. practice of potter’s art by Iroquoian tribes at coming of =20=: 160. relations of, with Indians =19=: 98, 99. rivalry of, with English =19=: 34 sq. trade of, with Indians, in salt =20=: 31. traders in Coldwater, capture of =19=: 67. See also =France=; =Traders=.
=French and Indian War= Cherokee part in =19=: 39 sq. reference to =14=: 16, 663.
=French Acadians= defeat of, at Port Royal =10=: 42. story of, told by Louis Labrador =10=: 42.
=French Broad River,= relics from =3=: 440.
=French Decanters,= imitations of, found in mound =10=: 715.
=French Ford= of the Rio Grande, road to =42=: 830.
=French Fort,= Toulouse, Alabama =12=: 288.
=French Language,= influence of, on geographic nomenclature =19=: 1115.
=French Lick= description of =42=: 741. trail to =42=: 851.
=Frenchmen= Indian belief of origin of =14=: 721. Indian regard for =14=: 676. settlement of, among Indians =14=: 662.
=French Prophets,= account of the =14=: 938.
=Fresh Land Clan,= native names for =42=: 116.
=Freshet= effect of, on ancient Verde irrigating ditch =13=: 240. in Rio Verde =13=: 191. pictographs for =10=: 591 sq.
=Freshwater Bay,= settlement at =34=: 82.
=Fresno River Reserve,= abandonment of =18=: 822.
=Fret Designs= absence of, in Iroquoian pottery =20=: 163. in Pima basketry =26=: 136-140. Pueblo articles bearing =22, i=: 85, 89 sq. See also =Decoration=.
=Frey, Henri,= killed at Wounded Knee =14=: 872.
=Frey, S. L.= description of shell vessels by =2=: 198. description of stone graves in New York by =12=: 547. pottery collected by =20=: 167.
=Freytas, Nicolas de,= on Taos =29=: 182.
=Friction Musical Instruments= =38=: § 582.
=Friday,= visit of, to Wovoka =14=: 817, 894.
=Fridolin, J.= =46=: 368.
=Friend= sign for =1=: 384, 491, 527. Tewa name for =29=: 574.
=Friendly Village,= dialect of =7=: 104.
=Friends,= work of, among the Cherokee =19=: 175 sq.
=Friend’s Dance= description of =42=: 533. mention of =42=: 524.
=Friendship= binas for =30=: 286. in Omaha life =27=: 318 sq. sign for =1=: 384, 491, 527.
=Friendship and Welcome= =38=: § 807, 808.
=Friendship Dance,= introduced by Pa´-thĕskĕ =14=: 700.
=“Friendship” Relation= of clans =37=: 187, 201.
=Friesell, H. E.= =46=: 313.
=Fringing,= as decoration =41=: 368 sq.
=Frio, Rio,= crossing of, by Coronado =14=: 586.
=Frisk Cloud,= melodies recorded by =47=: 9.
=Fritillaria Lanceolata= =45=: 481.
=Fritillaria Pudica= =45=: 482.
=Fritillaria sp.= =45=: 481.
=Fritillary,= as food =45=: 481, 482.
=Frizzi, E.= =46=: 368.
=Fröbel, Julius= on character of Pima =26=: 198. on Pima weaving =26=: 153.
=Frobisher, ----= cited on Eskimo arrows =9=: 205. cited on Eskimo bows =9=: 200. description of Eskimo umiak by =9=: 339. work of, consulted =9=: 22.
=Frobisher, M.,= cited =9=: 410, 469, 558.
=Frobisher Bay,= use of, by Eskimo =6=: 423.
=Frocks= of the Eskimo =9=: 113-121; =18=: 30-36.
=Frog= a beautiful woman transformed into a =31=: 261, 460. among Pima, in song =26=: 308. amulet representing =34=: 234. figures of, from Pueblo ruins =22, i=: 92. figures on Sikyatki pottery =17=: 658. figures on Tusayan bowls =17=: 677. in Navaho genesis =17=: 488. myths concerning =11=: 334; =19=: 251, 257, 306. representation of, in Gulf Coast pottery =20=: 107, 109, 110, 114. representation of, in Middle Mississippi Valley pottery =20=: 92, 95. See also =Bullfrog=; =Frogs=.
=Frog among the Tlingit= crest animal =26=: 416, 423. house group name =26=: 402, 404, 405. in mythology =26=: 434, 467. Kîksa´dî names for =26=: 421. popular notions concerning =26=: 457, 470. sources of personal names =26=: 405, 422.
=Frog and Toad= basketry patterns =38=: § 444. food =38=: § 218. kept for purposes of augury =38=: § 725. sign of rain =38=: § 938. string figure =38=: § 645. whistles =38=: § 568.
=Frog Clan= of the Zuñi =23=: 200.
=Frog Dance=, Kwakiutl =35=: 928, 935, 959.
=Frog Dancer=, Kwakiutl, song of =35=: 935.
=Frog Design= on bowl from Kintiel, description and figure of =22, i=: 132.
=Frog Tanks, Ariz.=, forts near =28=: 215 sq.
=Frog War-dance= =35=: 861, 897, 910, 1208.
=Frog Whistle= =35=: 1070.
=Frog Woman=, in Pima song =26=: 304.
=Frogmore Creek=, cache found in =15=: 76.
=Frogs= association of, with rain =30=: 267, 370. charm made from =30=: 278 sq., 370. fire brought by =30=: 133, 370. foretelling by =30=: 274. hunting taught by =30=: 123, 213-216, 370. influence of, on hunting =30=: 213. legends concerning =30=: 125, 130-135, 213 sq., 251, 218. music taught by =30=: 124, 370. omens drawn from =30=: 274, 370. representation of, in Hopi festivals =21=: 47. symbolic use of, in prayer-stick making =21=: 31. use of effigy of, in Tawa Paholawû =21=: 56. used as food =30=: 191. used in ordeals =30=: 278 sq. whipping of =30=: 138 sq., 370. See also =Frog=.
=Frommann, J. C.=, on magic knots =9=: 569.
=Fronani, Emanuele=, acknowledgment to =17=: 21.
=Frost, L. L.=, pictographs reported by =10=: 69.
=Frost (Max) and Walter (Paul)=, on Soda Springs =29=: 168.
=Frost= destructive to wild rice =19=: 1027, 1100. terms relating to =29=: 54.
=Frostbite=, Cherokee ideas concerning =19=: 263.
=Frowning= as a sign of disapproval =20=: CXLII.
=Frozen Ground= =46=: 41, 113, 168, 170, 173, 183, 210, 363.
=Fruit= as food among Omahas =3=: 306. introduction of, into Pueblo country =14=: 550. Seri consumption of =17=: 206* sqq. wild, eaten by Guiana Indians =38=: § 247. wild, of Great Plains =14=: 528. See also =Fruits=.
=Fruit Forms= eastern United States pottery =20=: 35, 63. Florida Peninsula pottery =20=: 118, 124, 127, 128. Middle Mississippi Valley pottery =20=: 94 sq.
=Fruit-grain Starch-flour= =38=: § 232.
=Fruit Growing= by the Cherokee =19=: 82, 112. by the East Cherokee =19=: 176.
=Fruit Shells= preceramic use of, for vessels, by American aborigines =20=: 25. suggestion of ornamental features by =20=: 64. use of clay in protecting from fire =20=: 49.
=Fruits= Guiana Indian feast of =30=: 230. Guiana Indian origin of =30=: 146 sq. preservation of =45=: 484. used by the Chippewa =44=: 321. See also =Fruit=.
=Fuegian= stone-implement making =13=: 140.
=Fuel= driftwood used for =35=: 181, 256, 281, 287, 296. how stored in Tusayan =8=: 103. of kivas, where stored =8=: 124. use of, in kivas =8=: 121. use of, in pottery firing. =4=: 495.
=Fuen-leal Codex=, monsters pictured in =16=: 214.
=Fuertes, E. A.= on Zoque numerals =19=: 907. on Zoquean number names =19=: 873.
=Fuketcheepoonta=, cession of reserve at =18=: 726.
=Full Count= in Mayan face numerals, symbols for, discussion of =22=, i: 210 sq., 211 sq., 214, 215. symbols for, figures showing =22=, i: 216, 217.
=Fuller, E. A.= on meaning of gu-lana =16=: 231. on meaning of lu =16=: 264. on meaning of na-gutchi =16=: 228. on Zapotec name for wine =16=: 219.
=Fullerton=, Mr. and Mrs. =46=: 31, 42.
=Fullerton, M. A.=, report on Warm Springs reserve by =18=: 946.
=Fulotkee=, narrative obtained from =42=: 68.
=Fulton, R. L.=, petroglyphs described by =10=: 92-95.
=Fulton Mounds=, location of =37=: 99.
=Fumigation= after a death =45=: 174.
=Fun Hunter’s Point Mound= =37=: 99.
=Function=. See =Uses=.
=Funeral= ceremonies, Choctaw =1=: 186. ceremonies, Twanas and Clallams =1=: 176. witnessed by Coronado =14=: 519. See also =Mortuary Customs=.
=Funeral Customs= articles buried with the dead =27=: 363. Corsican =1=: 147. foot-racing =27=: 369. general description of =27=: 591-594. gifts to chief’s family =27=: 205. in Shell society =27=: 553 sq. moccasins on the dead (Omaha, Osage, Ponca) =27=: 114, 358. painting the dead =27=: 397. strangling of horses =27=: 83. See also =Burial Customs=; =Mortuary Customs=; =Mourning Customs=.
=Funeral Observances= of the Eskimo =18=: 310-322.
=Funeral Offerings=. See =Mortuary Pottery; Toy-like Objects=.
=Funeral Rites=. See =Mortuary Customs=.
=Funerary Practices= mention of =47=: 248 sqq. See also =Burial Customs=.
=Fungus= bad luck from =30=: 214, 215, 361. mixed with tobacco by Eskimo =18=: 271. use of =45=: 501, 504.
=Fungus-ash Bowls=, Eskimo =18=: 275-278.
=Fuqua, J. Benjamin=, information furnished by =42=: 852.
=Fur-bearing Animals=, Eskimo seasons for hunting =18=: 125 sq.
=Fur Trade=. See =Commerce; Trade=.
=Fur Traders= dependence of, on wild rice =19=: 1101-1104. post established by =45=: 359.
=Furcation=, ornamental effect produced by =41=: 228.
=Furnace= for cremation =1=: 149. See also =Kilns=.
=Furniture= dwellings and implements of the Omaha =13=: XLIV, LIV, 263-288. of the Arapaho =14=: 964. of the Eskimo =11=: 228. of the Guiana Indians =38=: § 326. of the Menomini =14=: 256. of the Paiute =14=: 770. of the Pueblos, description of =8=: 208-214.
=Furs= Eskimo classification of =11=: 218. mention of =46=: 91, 105. taken by Northern Indians =11=: 177, 181.
=Fürst, C. M.= =46=: 306, 312, 326, 333,339, 359, 368.
=Future= of Yukon Indians =46=: 133.
=Future Life= belief in =46=: 418. conception of =42=: 513, 514. Eskimo beliefs concerning =18=: 422-425. ideas concerning =30=: 149, 160-163. story explaining =31=: 544 sq. See also =Soul=.
=Fuzzy-Weed=, use of =33=: 134.
=G=
=Gaá-Bohón=, treaty signed by, in 1867 =17=: 186.
=Gaá-kódălte=, death of =17=: 280.
=Gaápiatañ= acknowledgment to =17=: 147. age and position of =17=: 163. house built for =17=: 342. information furnished by =17=: 146. in war party against Sauk and Fox =17=: 302. portrait of =17=: 234. Sarsi descent of =17=: 160.
=Gabaoosa, George= aid rendered by =41=: 32. Chippewa texts by =42=: 12; 43: 5.
=Gabrileños=. See =Tobikhar=.
=Gāc= mention of =26=: 397. See also =Sanya=.
=Gadfly=, infesting the reindeer =11=: 295.
=Gadómbítsoñhi=, a Kiowa sacred image =17=: 238, 239.
=Gadsden, ----=, survey by =18=: 705.
=Gaelic= myths =19=: 468.
=Gage, Sir Thomas=, charter granted to =18=: 550, 563.
=Gageby, Capt. J. H.=, on box burial =1=: 155.
=Gagewin, Mrs. ----=, an informant =44=: 324.
=Gahéwa (Gahéwă; Gâ-i-gŭ)=, a Kiowa synonym =14=: 1078; =17=: 148.
=Gahige= acknowledgment to =11=: 362. cited as to creation myths =3=: 229. cited as to origin of Buffalo people =3=: 229. cited as to origin of red corn =3=: 231. cited on primitive beliefs =11=: 377, 420, 446. cited on tradition of the pipes =3=: 222.
=Ga-hi´-ge O-ḳ´on=, a tribal rite =36=: 47, 59.
=Gahi´ge toⁿga=, meaning of the term =27=: 559.
=Gahuni Manuscript= of Cherokee formulas =7=: 313, 314.
=Gâ´-igwŭ=, a division of the Kiowa =17=: 228.
=Gailland, Maurice=, Potawatomi grammar by =36=: 29.
=Gaillardia Aristata=,0. =45=: 469, 509.
=Gaines, A. S.=, thick-rimmed bowls in collection of =20=: 112 sq.
=Gaines, Lieut. E. Pendleton=, mention of =42=: 813.
=Gaines=, Gen. =E. P.=, account of =42=: 825.
=Gaines, George S.=, work of, at St. Stephens =42=: 824 sq.
=Gaines’s Trace= mention of =42=: 824-828. naming of =42=: 825. route of =42=: 827.
=Gainesville, Fla.=, fragment of vase from near =20=: 111.
=Gaisberg, F. W. V.=, acknowledgment to =14=: 655.
=Gaitchaim=, numbers of =19=: 869-929.
=Gaíwa=, a Kiowa synonym =17=: 148.
=Gákiñăte=, calendar record of house of =17=: 352.
=Galaxy= Eskimo belief concerning =18=: 449. Indian name for =42=: 479. See also =Milky Way=.
=Galaxy Fraternity= account of =30=: 38. medicines used by =30=: 48, 49, 52. Ne´wekwe, of the Zuñi =23=: 429-438.
=Galbraith, ----=, pottery collected by =20=: 165.
=Galbraith, F. G.=, assistance rendered by =2=: 429, 432.
=Galdo, Juan=, missionary at Zuñi =13=: 329.
=Galena= mention of =46=: 50, 51, 52. pieces of, used in sacrifices =9=: 549. powdered, ceremonial use of, by Indians =9=: 548 sq. specimen of, from Chaves Pass =22, i=: 111.
=Galeras, Juan=, exploration of Colorado River canyons by =14=: 489.
=Gales= of Seri waters =17=: 47 sqq.
=Galiano, D. A.=, on the Eslen and Runsien =7=: 75, 76.
=Galibi Indians= belief of, as to God =30=: 117. belief of, as to spirits =30=: 164, 169. courtship among the =30=: 313 sq. green stones =30=: 291. medicine-men of the =30=: 349 sq. natal customs of the =30=: 320, 321. natives of South America, appointment notices of =10=: 257. sickness among the =30=: 349 sq.
=Galice (Galeese) Creek Indians=, synonyms for =18=: 797.
=Galicia=, New Kingdom of, in New Spain =14=: 473.
=Galindo, Luis=, chief justice for New Galicia =14=: 351.
=Galisteo= mention of, by Jaramillo =14=: 587. pueblo of =14=: 523, 525.
=Galisteo Indians=, data on 29: 483 sq.
=Galium Trifolium= human transportation of =33=: 59. mention of =33=: 115.
=Galiuro Range=, field work in =22, i=: XIII.
=Gall, Dr. A. F.=, mention of =46=: 219, 231.
=Gallagher=, Agent-- arrest of Sioux delegates by =14=: 820. Ghost dance stopped by =14=: 847. on reduction of Sioux rations =14=: 845. Selwyn’s report to =14=: 798, 799.
=Gallagher, W. D.=, commissioner for Cherokee boundary =5=: 365.
=Galland, Isaac=, reference to =40=: 502, 546.
=Gallardo, José=, on Seri language =17=: 78.
=Gallatin, Dr. Albert= as an authority =27=: 605. Attacapan researches of =7=: 57. Chimmesyan researches of =7=: 64. cited =12=: 718. comparison of Iroquois and Cheroki by =7=: 77. founder of systematic American philology =7=: 9, 10. linguistic literature of =7=: 12, 15, 16, 17. linguistic map of =7=: 142. linguistic material of =30=: 18. mention of =46=: 332, 333, 340, 351. mention of classification of Indian languages by =6=: XLIV. on Cherokee linguistic relationship =19=: 16. on Cherokee syllabary =19=: 219, 220. on Chilili =29=: 531. on De Soto’s route =19=: 193, 198. on Eskimauan boundaries =7=: 72. on Indian names =4=: 98. on Jemez =29=: 402. on Laguna =29=: 541. on Na´htchi habitat =7=: 96. on number names from San Antonio, Texas =19=: 881. on Poguate =29=: 539. on Taos =29=: 182. on the Caddo and Pawnee =7=: 59. on the Chitimachan family =7=: 66. on the Kiowa language =7=: 84. on the Koluschan family =7=: 86. on the Muskhogean family =7=: 94. on the Shoshonean family =7=: 108. on the Siouan family =7=: 111. on the Yuchi habitat =7=: 126. on Tonika language =7=: 125. on Yuqueyunque =7=: 227. Pima words published by =26=: 269. reference to “Sahaptin” family =7=: 107. Salishan researches of =7=: 102, 103. Skittagetan researches of =7=: 119, 120. theory advanced by =12=: 611.
=Gallaudet, Pres. E. M.=, test of Utes in signs =1=: 321, 323.
=Gallaudet, Pres. T. H.=, on facial expression =1=: 271.
=Gallegas=, ---- on Jemez =29=: 402. on Poguate =29=: 539. on San Felipe =29=: 500.
=Gallego, José Rafael=, references to =29=: 132, 133.
=Gallego, Juan= companion of Coronado =14=: 477. feats of =14=: 540. in Corazones =14=: 484. meeting of, with Coronado on his return =14=: 537. messenger from Coronado to Mendoza =14=: 392, 394. messenger from Mexico to Coronado =14=: 533, 534.
=Gallegos Expedition=, mention of =47=: 204.
=Gallinule=, Cherokee name for =19=: 284.
=Gallup, N. Mex.=, archeological reconnaissance of =38=: p. 2.
=Gallus Domesticus.= See =Poultry=.
=Galphin, George=, establishment of trading post by =19=: 193.
=Galtneys=, pottery labeled =20=: 102, 103.
=Galûñ´lătĭ=, myths concerning =19=: 231, 239, 240, 452.
=Galvano, Antonio= on Acoma =29=: 543. on Pecos =29=: 476. on Quivira =29=: 565.
=Gama, Antonio=, on Mayan calendar periods =19=: 675.
=Gambell= =46=: 91, 210.
=Gambling= account of =27=: 366, 367 sq., 451. among American Indians 19: LXVIII sq., 434, 465. among the Choctaw, etc. =42=: 707. among the Eskimo =9=: 364 sq.; =11=: 178; =18=: 331. among the Menomini =14=: 241. among the Pima =26=: 174. among the Tlingit =26=: 444. among the Tsimshian =31=: 409 sq. among women =46=: 569 sq. games used for =46=: 567-570. in Pima mythology =26=: 219. infatuation for =46=: 567. losses in =46=: 569. painting face to secure luck in =31=: 409. wagers of horses =37=: 384. See also =Betting=; =Dice Games=; =Moccasin Game=.
=Gambling Implements=, collection of =3=: 581.
=Gambling Song= of the Paiute =14=: 1009.
=Gambold, Rev. J.=, Cherokee missionary =19=: 84.
=Game= (animal) abundance of =46=: 460. as food, importance to Eskimo of =18=: 24. as tribute to chief =35=: 1338. belief concerning =34=: 222. discussion of diminution of =46=: 460-464. distribution of =42=: 445. division of =45=: 162. division of, after hunt =46=: 456, 531, 533 sq., 539. driving of =45=: 242 sq., 348. Eskimo customs relating to =18=: 307 sq. hunter should not eat first killed =32=: 201. hunting of =45=: 242-246; =47=: 211. in Menomini region =14=: LIV, 272. in Pueblo region =14=: 518, 521, 560. killed by blind man =32=: 549. laws regarding =46=: 455 sq. method of surrounding =45=: 348. of the Upper Missouri =46=: 410 sq. prevalence of =45=: 96 sq. restoration of, predicted by Indians =14=: 787, 788, 797. restrictions on =30=: 292. Seri method of killing =17=: 196*-205*. smelled to decide which arrow killed it =31=: 403. spirits of, danger from =30=: 292 sqq. transportation of =30=: 294 sq. varieties of =45=: 242. Zuñi process of securing =23=: 439, 440. See also =Buffalo=; =Hunting=; =Hunting Ritual=; =Rabbit Hunt=; and names of various game animals.
=Game Dances= =45=: 192.
=Game Laws= of California tribes =7=: 42.
=Game of Little Bones.= See =Game of the Dish=.
=Game of Straw= Algonkin =24=: 229. Miami =24=: 231.
=Game of the Dish=, dice game, Algonkin =24=: 49.
=Game of Winged Bones 24=: 418.
=Game-sticks=, reference to, in Ghost song =14=: 1007.
=Game-wheel= in Ghost dance =14=: 916. in Sioux ceremony =14=: 823.
=Games= aboriginal =23=: XXIV. awl, of Plains tribes =14=: 1002 sqq. ball game =27=: 197 sq. băti´qtûba, of the Arapaho =14=: 994, 1007. between men and women =42=: 555. burial =1=: 195. cup and ball =37=: 122. dice, women’s =37=: 122. different kinds of, among the Tsimshian =31=: 409 note. discussion of =19=: LXVIII sq. dó-á, of the Kiowa =17=: 347 sq. football =37=: 121. for boys =42=: 470. general description of =24=: passim; =27=: 363-369. heads wagered on results of =32=: 352, 353, 373, 447, 449. Indians addicted to =44=: 242. kicking =37=: 121. lacrosse =37=: 120 sq., 190. legend of hoop-and-buffalo game =27=: 148 sq. mention of =42=: 456-470, 706 sq.; =47=: 138 sq., 239 sqq. moccasin =37=: 121 sq.; =42=: 469. new games introduced =27=: 620. of hunt-the-button =14=: 1008 sq. of the Antilleans =25=: 84 sq. of the Arapaho =14=: 962. of the Chickasaw =44=: 242 sqq. of the Coeur d’Alêne =45=: 130-135. of the Eskimo =9=: 364; =18=: 297, 330-339. of the Haida =26=: 445. of the Indians =46=: 565 sq. of the Maricopa =26=: 55, 56. of the Menomini =14=: 241-247. of the Okanagan =45=: 260 sq. of the Papago =26=: 175. of the Pima =26=: 55, 56, 63, 174-181, 297 sqq. of the Seri =17=: 10. of the Siouan Indians =15=: 175. of the Winnebago =37=: 120-123. of the Zuñi =23=: 328-333, 333-341, 342 sq., 344, 345, 346, 347 sq., 348, 349. Pima, in mythology =26=: 221, 231, 233, 235 sqq. pictured =10=: 547-550. played at adoption feast =40=: 359, 361, 385. played at wake =37=: 145,153. played by rain priests for rain =23=: 332. played by women =42=: 468. played on bear skin =42=: 468 sq. played with dice =41=: 604. preparation of memoir on =15=: XLI, XLIV. primitive =11=: 60, 178, 255, 323. primitive, study of =16=: LXXV. resemblance of spindle whorls to pottery used in =20=: 33. “rolling a stone” =42=: 469 sq. separation of clans in =42=: 165 sq. significance of =15=: LXXXVI. study of =15=: XXX, XXXIV, XXXVIII, XLVIII, LXI. symbolism of, at adoption feast =40=: 363, 429. Tewa, studied by Mrs. M. C. Stevenson =31=: 14. Tlingit =26=: 443 sqq. tree =37=: 123. use of pottery in, eastern United States =20=: 25, 43. use of pottery in, Iroquoian province =20=: 170. use of pottery in, Middle Mississippi Valley =20=: 83. use of pottery in, South Appalachian province =20=: 131, 141 sq. See also =Amusements=; and names of various games.
=Games, Sports and Amusements= of the Guiana Indians =38=: p. 470-550 (Chaps. XXIII, XXIV).
=Games of American Indians.= See =Indian Games=.
=Games of Chance= general description of =24=: 31, 44. See also =Dice Games=; =Stick Games=; etc.
=Games of Dexterity= description of =24=: 31, 383, 791. See also =Archery=; =Hoop-and-Pole=; =Snow-snake=.
=Games of Javelins= of the Seneca =24=: 476. of the Sioux =24=: 418.
=Gaming= fondness for =42=: 456, 457. ring of Navaho ceremonial =8=: 238.
=Gaming Canes= design of, on food bowl from Shumopavi, cut showing =22, i=: 118. design of, on food bowl from Chevlon, cut showing =22, i=: 101.
=Ga’na’=, legend of =19=: 367-370, 492 sqq.
=Ganamucho=, former Navaho chief =17=: 478.
=G̣ānaxa´dî=, Tlingit clan crests =26=: 416, 417, 418. history =26=: 408, 414. names =26=: 422. phratry and tribe =26=: 398, 399, 400. contributor to Bureau =48=: 1189. social rank =26=: 427.
=G̣ānaxte´dî.= See =G̣ānaxa´dî=
=Gandia, Zeno=, on Porto Rican archeology =25=: 86.
=Gane, ----=, collection by =19=: XXIX.
=Gane, H. S.=, work of =18=: XXIX.
G̣anha´da, story of =31=: 285.
=Gann, Thomas= bulletin by =39=: 24. contributor to Bureau =48=: 1189. memoir by =19=: XLI sq. mounds in northern Honduras, by =19=: 655-692. papers by =37=: 27; =40=: 17.
=Gannett, Henry= mounds surveyed by =13=: XXIX. on Bald Mountain =29=: 125. on Jicarita Mountain =29=: 339. on Mount Taylor =29=: 545. on San Juan =29=: 215. on Tecolote Mountain =29=: 555. survey of Ohio circles by =12=: 566.
=Gannt, S.=, Menomini treaty commissioner =14=: 21.
=Ganogwioeoñ=, legend of =19=: 359-362.
=Gansĕ´`ti= mention of =19=: 387. See also =Rattling-Gourd=.
=Gaot!ā´k-ān=, Tlingit clan =26=: 397, 412, 413.
=Gap-in-the-Woods.= See =Howía=.
=Gapbson, Charles=, inclosure on farm of, New York =12=: 508.
=Gapo= =38=: § 204.
=Garay, Francisco de=, expedition of =25=: 274.
=Garaycoechea, Juan= Awatobi visited by =17=: 600. missionary labors of =17=: 601.
=Garber, Clark M.= =46=: 94, 197, 201.
=Garcés, Father Francisco= account of Casa Grande by =28=: 57 sq. labors of =26=: 28 sq. on character of Pima =26=: 165. on crops of Yuma =26=: 91. on location of Moqui (Hopi) =19=: 599. on Moqui (Hopi) =19=: 598. on origin of Hopi =26=: 26. on origin of Pima =26=: 26. on Pima agriculture =26=: 87. on Pima religious ideas =26=: 252. on Pima saguaro feast =26=: 72. on Taos =29=: 183. on the matalote =26=: 83. on the Yavapai =26=: 200. reference to =28=: 37, 63, 186. route of =28=: 207. visits of, to Pima =26=: 29 sq.
=Garcia, Andres=, on effect of Marcos’ report =14=: 365.
=Garcia, Bartolomé=, cited =7=: 68.
=Garcia Icazbalceta.= See =Icazbalceta=.
=Garcia, J. L.=, translation by, of paper by Poey =34=: 181.
=Garcilasso de la Vega= cited =42=: 684. on De Soto’s expedition =19=: 23-27, 191-201. on Indian mounds =5=: 95, 96.
=Gardeau=, reservation at =18=: 658.
=Garden= of physic maker =42=: 444. walls, how constructed =8=: 146. See also =Gardens=.
=Garden-bed=, Kwakiutl =35=: 186, 187, 189, 190, 191.
=Garden-beds= of Michigan and Wisconsin =12=: 33, 550. of Wisconsin, description of =37=: 103.
=Garden Island=, reservation of =18=: 810.
=Garden Rock, Asheville, N. C.= =10=: 99.
=Gardening= taught to girls =40=: 299.
=Gardens= and corrals of the Pueblos =8=: 214-217. and garden walls =8=: 215 sqq. community =42=: 443 sq. modern, at Sikyatki =17=: 646. of cavate villages =13=: 224. terraced, of Pueblo Indians, features of =22, i=: 177 sq. See also =Garden=.
=Gardiner, ----=, on cause of Sioux outbreak =14=: 840.
=Gardner, ----=, cited on Mohammedanism =14=: 931.
=Gardner, Dr. W.=, theory of scaffold burial of =1=: 167.
=Garfish= town emblem of Alabama =42=: 244. town emblem of Koasati =42=: 243.
=Garfish Dance= mention of =42=: 523. of Koasati, description of =42=: 531 sq. of the Alabama =42=: 531. of the Mikasuki =42=: 531.
=Garlands= in Shaker ceremony =14=: 761.
=Garlic[k], C. A.= cooperation of, in repair of Casa Grande =15=: 327. field work of =6=: XXIX.
=Garlington, =Lieut.= E. A.=, wounded at Wounded Knee =14=: 871.
=Garnets= found at Cibola by Coronado =14=: 559.
=Garrard, Lewis H.=, on Taos =29=: 182.
=Garrison, G. P.=, annotation of Morfi’s History of Texas by =23=: XLI.
=Garry=, head chief of Spokan =45=: 378.
=Garters= of the Menomini =14=: 269.
=Gaspé Peninsula=, reference to =28=: 290.
=Gaspeian Indians=, defeat of, by the Iroquois =20=: 167.
=Gaston, Oreg.= petroglyphs near =10=: 105. rock etchings at =4=: 25.
=Gataea=, a Kiowa Apache synonym =17=: 245, 248.
=Gáta`ka=, a Kiowa Apache synonym =17=: 245.
=Ga´taqka=, a Pawnee name of the Kiowa Apache =14=: 1081.
=Gatayûstĭ Game= myths concerning =19=: 258 sq., 310, 311-315, 464. of the Cherokee =19=: 434.
=Gates, Dr. Merrill E.=, acknowledgment to =29=: 12.
=Gates, Sir Thomas=, charter granted to =18=: 529.
=Gateway= at Awatobi =8=: 49. jambs at Kin-tiel, finish of =8=: 181.
=Gateways= and covered passages, description of =8=: 180 sqq. of corrals =8=: 214. probable existence in Kin-tiel of =8=: 93.
=Gatherers-in-the-Water Disease=, symptoms and treatment of =42=: 644 sq.
=Gathering Wild Rice=, mechanical means employed in =19=: 1064.
=Gathī´nî=, Tlingit town =26=: 397.
=Gati´demoⁿthiⁿ=, a Ponca magician =27=: 491, 492.
=Gatigwanasti Manuscript= of Cherokee formulas =7=: 312, 313.
=Gatsalghi=, Kiowa Apache name of the Cheyenne =14=: 1023.
=Gatschet, Dr. Albert Samuel= acknowledgment to =7=: 142. Algonquian linguistic researches of =23=: XXXVI. Attacapan researches of =7=: 57. Beothukan researches of =7=: 57. Catawba linguistic work by =15=: 159, 244. Catawba studies of =7=: 112. Chimakuan researches of =7=: 62. Chitimachan researches of =7=: 67. cited =12=: 718, 721. cited on symbolic colors =11=: 532. classification of Serian family by =17=: 102. classification of Tonkawan as a distinct stock by =7=: 125. Coahuiltecan researches of =7=: 68. comparison of Caddoan and Adaizan languages by =7=: 46. contributor to Bureau =48=: 1189. death of =28=: 21. discovery of radical affinity between Wakashan and Salishan families by =7=: 104. distinguishes the Kushan as a distinct stock =7=: 89. field work by =20=: XI. information obtained through =42=: 225. Kasihta legend recorded by =42=: 55-63. Kiowa vocabulary collected by =17=: 389. Klamath studies of =5=: XXXII. linguistic and general researches among the Klamaths by =1=: 19. linguistic field work of =6=: XXXIII-XXXVI. linguistic investigations of =23=: XVIII. linguistic literature of =7=: 23, 24. linguistic material of =30=: 18, 21. linguistic researches of =14=: XL; =21=: XI, XXIV. linguistic work of =28=: 12; =29=: 23. list of months made by =42=: 401. material collected by =24=: 78, 332; =31=: 11. mention of =42=: 40. Micmac forms from =28=: 285, 287 sq. Muklasȧlgi recorded by =42=: 118. Mutson investigations of =7=: 70. names collected by =42=: 100. names from notes of =42=: 99. names interpreted by =42=: 106 sq. names translated by =42=: 34. Nawphawpe River identified by =42=: 39. obituary of =48=: 1221. office work of =6=: XLVIII; =20=: XX sq.; =22, i=: XXXII. on absence of clans among the Klamath =17=: 227. on Acoma =29=: 542. on Akal’man number names =19=: 874. on Alabama migration =19=: 99. on Astialakwá =29=: 396. on Col. Benjamin Hawkins =19=: 212. on Biloxi linguistic affinities =19=: 500. on Biloxi-Siouan affinity =15=: 159. on cardinal colors =29=: 42. on Catawba linguistic affinity =19=: 498. on Catawba name for Cherokee =19=: 16. on Cherokee relations with Choctaw =19=: 390. on Chickasaw =19=: 500. on Cochiti =29=: 439. on Creek genesis legend =19=: 229. on Creek Towns =19=: 199, 201. on Creeks =19=: 499. on dice game, Micmac =24=: 78. on dice game, Skushash =24=: 137. on double ball, Klamath =24=: 659. on double ball, Wintun =24=: 658. on early Yuchi habitat =7=: 127. on etymology of Tecumtha =14=: 682. on European games, Micmac =24=: 792. on four-stick game, Klamath =24=: 331, 332. on Hichitee deer songs =19=: 435. on Indian customs =4=: 25, 51, 63, 183. on Isleta =29=: 528. on Jemez =29=: 400, 401, 403. on Kauvuya number names =19=: 868. on Klamath and Modoc chronology =17=: 372. on Koasati migration =19=: 99. on Laguna =29=: 539, 540, 541. on linguistic evidence of migration =15=: 199. on Mobilian trade language =19=: 187. on Nambé Pueblo =29=: 359. on name Cofitachiqui =19=: 193. on name for swing, Wichita =24=: 730. on name of Cibola =14=: 517. on name of dice game, Nipissing =24=: 81. on names for stilts, Wichita =24=: 731. on names of dice games, Yuma =24=: 210. on Ottawa forms =28=: 261, 262, 266. on Pacific Coast tribes =7=: 54. on Patoqua =29=: 397. on Peoria forms =28=: 239, 245, 260, 270, 271. on Picurís =29=: 193. on Pima linguistic stock =26=: 20. on Pinart’s visit to Seri =17=: 106. on Pojoaque =29=: 335. on quoits, Micmac =24=: 722. on relationship of Ojibwa, Ottawa and Potawatomi =28=: 262. on ring and pin, Passamaquoddy =24=: 541. on sacred fire =19=: 503. on San Juan =29=: 212. on Sandia =29=: 525, 526. on Shawnee forms =28=: 239, 254. on shinny terms, Wichita =24=: 626. on Shoshone number names =19=: 869, 870. on Shoshonean numerals =19=: 923. on Taos =29=: 181, 182. on Taos Mountains =29=: 175. on Taskigi among Creeks =19=: 389. on the derivation of “Chitimacha” =7=: 66. on the derivation of “Palaihnih” =7=: 97. on the derivation of “Taño” =7=: 122. on the derivation of “Waiilatpu” =7=: 127. on the habitat of the Yamasi =7=: 95. on the Kitunahan family =7=: 85. on the name Tushipa =14=: 731. on the Pima language =7=: 99. on the Sayúsklan language =7=: 134. on the Taensa language =7=: 96. on use of colors by the Pueblos =10=: 624. on Yuchi myths =19=: 421. Passamaquoddy forms from =28=: 280, 282, 285. Peoria grammar and vocabulary of =23=: XXXVI. petroglyphs reported by =10=: 105. Potawatomi form from =28=: 262. references to =28=: 238, 257, 287; =42=: 31, 185. report by, on coloring matter used by Klamath Indians =10=: 221. researches by =11=: XXXII; =16=: XXI, XXIV, XXVIII, XXXII, XXXVII, XXXIX, XLI, XLV, XLIX, LII, LVIII, LXXIII, LXXIV. surviving Biloxi found by =7=: 114. terms of relationship recorded by =42=: 91. Tonikan researches of =7=: 125. translation by, of Creek migration legend =42=: 34-38. Washoan language separated by =7=: 131. Wishoshkan researches of =7=: 133. work of =2=: XXI; =3=: XXV; =7=: XXXIV; =8=: XX, XXI, XXVIII; =9=: XXXVI; =10=: XVII, XIX; =13=: XXVI, XXXIV, XL; =15=: XXIII, XXVI, XXXI, XXXV, XXXIX, XLI, XLIII, XLIV, XLVII, XLIX, LIII, LVII, LXI, LXIV, LXVII, LXXIX, LXXXII; =17=: LIII; =18=: XXVIII, XLIII, XLIV; =19=: XVII sq., XXV; =24=: XX, XXXII; =25=: XIX; =26=: XIX.
=Gatschet, Mrs. Louisa H.=, vocabularies restored by =34=: 31.
=Gat·si=, successor to the cacique =47=: 45.
=Ga-tsiu´ Gens 36=: 101 sq.
=Gattacka=, a Kiowa Apache synonym =14=: 1081; =17=: 245.
=Gatu.= See =K’at=.
=Gatûñ´wa`li.= See =Hard-mush=.
=Gauges=, net-making, Eskimo =18=: 190 sq.
=Gaultheria Procombens.= beverage made from =44=: 317. medicinal constituents of =44=: 304. medicinal properties of =44=: 301. use of =44=: 289, 307.
=Gaultheria Shallon= =45=: 485, 490.
=Gauntlet Running=, Indian custom of =19=: 490.
=Gau´ō=; =31=: 297.
=Gauthier Family=, pipe presented to =14=: 248.
=Gaw, ----=, acknowledgment to =25=: 235.
=Ga´wunĕhäna=, an Arapaho division =14=: 957.
=Gawunĕ´na=, an Arapaho division =14=: 957.
=Gay, l’Abbé Jo. Pedro=, manuscript of =41=: 16.
=Gayarré=,--on Natchez among Cherokee =19=: 386.
=Gecko=, beliefs concerning =30=: 369.
=Geese= Eskimo method of killing =18=: 134. in Menomini myth =14=: 204. in Pueblo region =14=: 521. See also =Goose=.
=Geikie, Sir James= =46=: 332, 333.
=Geist, O. W.= =46=: 167.
=Gemelli Carreri= as to Mexican calendars =3=: 42 sqq. as to symbols for cardinal points =3=: 47, 49, 50, 54, 55.
=Gender= in Indian languages =1=: 9. in sign language =1=: 366.
=Genealogies= =33=: 308, 309, 313, 627, 629, 642, 652.
=Genealogy= Isleta =47=: 461 sq. of Menomini chiefs =14=: 44-60. of Okanagan chiefs =45=: 263-275. of Okanagan individuals =45=: 275 sq.
=General Atkinson Mounds= form of =37=: 100. location of =37=: 99. number of =37=: 100.
=General Council= beginning of =42=: 321. ceremony of opening and closing =42=: 319. description of, by Eakins =42=: 318 sqq. time for holding =42=: 313. towns attending =42=: 321 sq.
=General Slocum=, excursion steamer, reference to burning of =43=: 237.
=Genesee=, treaties of =18=: 658, 660.
=Genesis= among northern Indians =11=: 261, 336. Creek legend of =19=: 229. of philosophy =1=: 19. of the Abnaki =14=: 87. of the Eskimo, account of =18=: 425 sqq., 452-462, 482 sq. of the Kiowa =17=: 152 sqq. of the Menomini =14=: 87, 113. of the Navaho =17=: 488. of the Zuñi =13=: 379. See also =Cosmogony=.
=Genesis Myth= of the Iroquois, explanation of =32=: 63. of the Jicarilla Apache =24=: 345. of the Paiute =14=: 1050. of the Tusayan =8=: 16. See also =Cosmogonic Myths=; =Sacred Myths=.
=Geneskelos=, decorator of great canoe for Centennial Exposition =4=: 72.
=Geneva Picture Rock, Penn.= =10=: 111.
=Genii=, masks made by Eskimo to represent =18=: 394.
=Genipa Americana= cultivation of =38=: § 246. for body painting =38=: § 512, 855. for hammock staining =38=: § 478. for tattooing =38=: § 510. red pigment from =38=: § 28. seeds of, used as bait =38=: § 188.
=Genizaros=, meaning of the term =29=: 137.
=Genonsgwa=. See =Stone Coats=.
=Gens= definition of =1=: 59; =15=: CIV, 213; =20=: CIV. features of =19=: XLIX, L. organization of =17=: XXXIII sq. the Ȼatada =3=: 236-241. the Deerhead =3=: 245 sqq. the Elk =3=: 225-228. the Hañga =3=: 233-236. the Ictasanda =3=: 248-251. the Igñ¢e-jide =3=: 247. the Kansas =3=: 241. the Maⁿ¢inka-gaxe =3=: 242, 243. the ⊥e-sinde =3=: 244.
=Gens des Canots=, an Assiniboin band =46=: 430.
=Gens des Filles=, an Assiniboin band =46=: 30.
=Gens des Roches=, an Assiniboin band =46=: 430.
=Gens du Gauche=, an Assiniboin band =46=: 430.
=Gens du Lac= an Assiniboin band =46=: 430. habitat of the =7=: 111.
=Gens du Nord=, an Assiniboin band =46=: 430.
=Gens Festival= chief feast of, after third dance =40=: 107. combined with adoption feast =40=: 357. explanation of the term =40=: 71. in combination with mortuary rites =40=: 397, 421. seating arrangement of =40=: 515 sqq. suspended in case of death =40=: 357.
=Gentes= aggregation of, in villages =13=: 195. child blessed by =43=: 71 sq. description of =11=: 534, 536, 542. discussion of names of =37=: 182. distribution to, of fees =43=: 68. exchange of positions of =39=: 100. festivals =40=: 71. general discussion of (Omaha and cognates) =27=: 38, 135, 137, 195 sq., 211. govern use of tobacco =40=: 372. groups of, organized for defensive purposes =36=: 53. indicated by cut of hair =27=: 198. list of =36=: 52 sq., 84; =40=: 501 sq. list of, taking part in ceremony =43=: 33, 39 sq., 45, 59 sq. movements of =36=: 60. names of =39=: 84. of the Eskimo =18=: LIV, 322-325. of the Hoⁿ´-ga Great Division =36=: 52. of the Hoⁿ´-ga subdivision =36=: 52 sq. of the Mdewakaⁿtoⁿwaⁿ =15=: 215. of the Pima =26=: 197. of the Ṭsi-zhu Great Division =36=: 53. of Tusayan, grouping of houses by =8=: 24. of Tusayan, land apportionment by =8=: 29. of Tusayan, list of traditionary =8=: 38. of Tusayan, localization of =8=: 104-108. owning the wa-xo´-be =36=: 65. places of, in the lodge =43=: 36. rain =39=: 230, 351-355. seating arrangement of =40=: 515 sqq. Unalit terms relating to =18=: 322. wailing songs of =40=: 358. wi´-gi-es recited by =43=: 68. See also =Clans=; =Gens=; and names of tribes and gentes.
=Gentian= =33=: 109.
=Gentianaceae= =33=: 109.
=Gentile and Clan Designations= =10=: 388-391.
=Gentile Assembly= of the Iñkesabĕ =15=: 227. of the Omaha =3=: 362.
=Gentile Designation= =4=: 167.
=Gentile Marks=, absence of, on Omaha arrows =13=: 287.
=Gentile Organization= mention of =36=: 51 sq. not affected by division of tribe =36=: 45.
=Gentile System= of the Omaha =3=: 215, 219-251. of the Siouan Indians =15=: 177, =18=7. See also =Clan=.
=Gentile Tribes= government of =20=: CIV-CXI. religion of =20=: CIX.
=Gentle Manitou=, reference to =40=: 133, 221, 233, 239, 271, 273, 405.
=Gentleman of Elvas= cited =12=: 619, 620, 647, 648, 649, 667, 721. See also =Elvas=.
=Gentleman’s Magazine=, on Cherokee war of 1760-1761 =19=: 45.
=Geodetic Survey= (U. S. A.) =46=: 139.
=Geographic Distribution= of masks =3=: 98-120. of peoples, value of pottery in study of =20=: 18, 19, 21 sq. of stone implements =15=: 20.
=Geographic Features= of range of Western Eskimo =18=: 23 sq.
=Geographic Grouping= of eastern United States pottery =20=: 21 sqq.
=Geographic Names= =43=: 253-259.
=Geographic Nomenclature=, influence of wild rice on =19=: 1115-1126.
=Geographic Pictographs= =4=: 157.
=Geographical Results= of Coronado expedition =14=: 403.
=Geographical Terms= list of =29=: 70 sqq. note on =29=: 37 sq. See also =Place Names=.
=Geography= Eskimo knowledge of =6=: 643-647. of the cliff ruin region =16=: 82.
=Geologic Distribution= of stone =15=: 135.
=Geologic Phenomena=, Indian tradition concerning =14=: 722.
=Geological Forms=, spirits connected with =30=: 235 sqq.
=Geological Survey= (U. S. A.) acknowledgments to =19=: 12. mention of =46=: 128, 139.
=Geology= of the cliff ruin region =16=: 82, 86. of the Sonoran province =17=: 26, 30 sq. of the southwest region =13=: LI. of the West Indies =34=: 266 sqq.
=Geology and Art= mention of =15=: 137. of Anacostia Valley =15=: 69. of Dumbarton Heights =15=: 63. of Piny Branch quarry sites =15=: 37. of Potomac-Chesapeake province =15=: 22, 146. of workshop sites =15=: 31.
=Geometric Designs= on pottery from Pueblo ruins, character of =22=, =i=: 83 sqq., 150 sqq. on pottery from Pueblo ruins, figures showing =22=, =i=: 83, 84, 85, 155. on pottery from Pueblo ruins, preponderance of =22=, =i=: 69. practically absent among the Tsimshian =31=: 56. relations of, to textile ornament =6=: 202-244.
=Geometric Figures= names for =41=: 402-411. on Sikyatki pottery =17=: 701-705.
=Geometric Forms= and their interpretation =41=: 304-330. See also =Designs= (geometric).
=Geonoma Baculifera.= See =Dalibanna=.
=Geoprumnon Crassicarpum= =33=: 91.
=George II=, charter granted by =18=: 634.
=George III=, proclamation concerning purchase from Indians issued by =18=: 633 sq.
=George Connet Mound=, Athens County, Ohio, description of =5=: 47, 48.
George River, description of =11=: 169.
=Georgia= aboriginal steatite quarrying in =15=: 106. agreement between Federal Government and, in 1802 =19=: 114. archeologic work in =8=: XIX. arrest of John Ross by =19=: 122. banner-stones from =13=: 122, 123. Barton County, ancient works of =12=: 292-314. boat-shape stones from =13=: 124, 125. bunts from =13=: 168, 169. celts from =13=: 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 82. character of pottery of =20=: 147. Cherokee share in manufacture of pottery of =20=: 143 sq. chipped flints from =13=: 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 174, 175, 176. chisels from =13=: 84. cones from =13=: 113. decoration in color of pottery of =20=: 67. Delaware Valley decoration resembling that of =20=: 177 sq. discoidal stones from =13=: 100, 101, 102, 104, 105, 106, 108, 109. distribution of stone art in =13=: 61. Elbert County, mound exploration in =12=: 315, 316. expedition from, in 1776 =19=: 50. explorations in =11=: XXV; =12=: 292-326. extension of laws of, over Cherokee =19=: 221. fabrics from =13=: 36. gorgets from =13=: 119, 120. grooved axes from =13=: 65, 67, 68, 69. grooved stones from =13=: 95. Habersham County, mound in =12=: 313. hostility of, to Van Buren’s compromise in Cherokee affairs =5=: 290. intended campaign of, against Creeks and Chickamauga =19=: 65. intermingling of wares in =20=: 137 sqq. local legends of =19=: 415-419. mortuary customs in =20=: 106, 120. mound exploration in =5=: XXI, XXII. muller from, described and figured =13=: 93. notched ax-form object from =13=: 71, 72. occurrence of human heads stamped on copper in =20=: 138. occurrence of Middle Mississippi Valley pottery in =20=: 80 sq. occurrence of stamped ware throughout =20=: 135. opposition to allotment project by =19=: 114. part taken by, in Cherokee removal =19=: 114-120, 129, 140. perforated stones from =13=: 98. pestles from, described and figured =13=: 89. petroglyphs in =10=: 76. pipes from =13=: 132; =20=: 99. plummets from =13=: 112. policy of, toward Indians =18=: 634-639. pottery of =20=: 38, 41, 106, 112, 131, 136, 137, 140. pressure for land cessions by =19=: 114 sq. production of gold in =19=: 220, 221. protest against conditions of Hopewell treaty by =5=: 155; =19=: 61. raid by citizens of =19=: 71. refusal of, to submit to decision of Supreme Court respecting Cherokee =5=: 266. remains of matting from =13=: 36. Removal forts in =19=: 221. resemblance of northwestern pottery to that of =20=: 189. Richmond County, Hollywood Mound =12=: copper disk from 324. copper plate (figured) from 320. drawing knife from 320. European pottery from 321. image pipes from 323, 325. iron nails from 319, 320. mention of 317. painted vessel from 322. porcelain from 326. pot bearing serpent figure from 324. shell vessel from 324, 325. tripod vessel from 322. scrapers from =13=: 84. sinkers from =13=: 97. stemless perforators from =13=: 165, 166. stemless scrapers from =13=: 170. stemmed flints from =13=: 151-163. stemmed perforators from =13=: 167, 168. stemmed scrapers from =13=: 169. stone axes from Savannah =13=: 64. stone implements from, Steiner collection of, purchase of =22=, =i=: XXXIX. stone tubes from =13=: 128. Supreme Court decision in Cherokee Nation v. Georgia =5=: 262. Supreme Court decision in Worcester v. Georgia =5=: 264. tribes formerly occupying =20=: 142:. United States action by, regarding Cherokee =5=: 234, 236. United States agree to extinguish Indian title in =5=: 233. view of, as to Indian title =5=: 241. work in =7=: XVIII.
=Georgia and United States=, measures of, to remove Indians =5=: 260.
=Georgia Indians=, textile fabrics of =13=: 17.
=Georgia State Historical Society=, acknowledgments to =19=: 13.
=Georgia Tribes=, sources of information on =42=: 649.
=Georgian Bay=, reference to =28=: 290.
=Geranium Masculatum= medicinal constituents of =44=: 304. medicinal properties of =44=: 301. use of =44=: 289, 342.
=Geranium Richardsonii= =45=: 461.
=Geranium Viscosissimum= =45=: 461.
=Geranium, Wild.= See =Geranium Masculatum.=
=Gerard, William R.= study of, on Algonquian place and tribal names =31=: 8; =32=: 10. work of =30=: 10, 16.
=Gerfalcon Totem=, representations of =28=: 324.
=Gerland, G.= =46=: 368.
=Germ God=, worship of =21=: 24.
=Germ Goddess= of the Hopi =15=: 259. Soyal mana’s personation of =21=: 122.
=Germ Mother= of the Hopi =16=: 301.
=Germaine Family= account of =17=: 213. rescue of girls of =17=: 211, 212.
=German= blood among the Cherokee =19=: 83. early use of stone axes by the =13=: 63. sketches (medieval), compared with Apache drawings =10=: 740. swordmaker’s marks =10=: 446.
=German Silver=, Kiowa valuation of =17=: 318.
=Germans=, Omaha name for the =27=: 612.
=Germination=, Masauû regarded as god of =21=: 38.
=Germinative Symbol= on Sikyatki pottery =17=: 704.
=Geronimo=, flight of, into Mexico =26=: 60.
=Geronimo’s Band= archery game played by =24=: 385. removal to Fort Sill of =17=: 215.
=Gesture= pictured =4=: 236. use of, among northern Indians =11=: 183.
=Gesture and Posture Signs= depicted =10=: 637-642.
=Gesture Language= evolution of =20=: CLXIV sq. mention of =3=: XXV. reference to =22=, i: XXX. study of =1=: XXIII. See also =Sign Language=.
=Gestures= as an occasional recourse =1=: 279. as survival of sign language =1=: 330. etymology of words from =1=: 352. fluent talkers of =1=: 279. in mental disorder =1=: 276. in rituals =47=: 283. involuntary response to =1=: 280. language not proportionate to development of =1=: 293, 314. of low tribes of men =1=: 279. of lower animals =1=: 275. of the blind =1=: 278. of the young children =1=: 276. use of, by modern actors =1=: 308. use of, by modern orators =1=: 311.
=Geum Canadense=, use of =44=: 289, 356.
=Geum sp.= =45=: 464, 476, 506, 507.
=Geum Triflorum= =45=: 465, 466, 469, 473, 493, 504.
=G·ēxsem= =35=: 806, 816.
=G·ēxsēm, Nak!wax·da`ᵋxᵘ=, legend of =35=: 1179.
=Ghanan= day symbol, discussion of =16=: 226.
=Gheen, Stephen= on amounts of wild rice harvested =19=: 1077. on birch-bark winnowing fan =19=: 1071. on failure of wild rice crop =19=: 1099. on Ojibwa storing wild rice in cedar-bark bags =19=: 1072.
=Ghigiga=, Eskimo visits to Russian fair at =18=: 230.
=Ghost= belief in, Omaha =11=: 421, 474, 484, 496, 512, 518. child of, Kwakiutl =35=: 712. stories of, Teton =11=: 489. string figures of, Guiana Indian =38=: § 663. See also =Ghosts=.
=Ghost Country= myths concerning =19=: 253 sq. of the Kwakiutl =35=: 710-713.
=Ghost Creek= crania from =46=: 153, 154. mention of =46=: 61, 62, 63, 64, 81, 129.
=Ghost Dance= among the Arapaho =14=: 895. among the Caddo =14=: 1095. among the Kiowa =14=: 906; =17=: 221, 360, 375. among the Menomini =14=: 63. among the Omaha =3=: 353; =11=: 393, 544. among the Sioux =14=: 796. among the southern tribes =14=: 887. and Shaker ceremony compared =14=: 762. area covered by =14=: 926. ceremony of the =14=: 915, 920. construction of circle for =14=: 802. designs connected with =45=: 423-427. doctrine compared with other systems =14=: 928. doctrine of the =14=: 777. doctrine, Sioux belief concerning =14=: 1060. features of, among the Sioux =14=: 822. first, at Walker Lake =14=: 802. how performed =14=: 796. inauguration of, among the Sioux =14=: 821. introduction of, among the Arapaho =14=: 894. introduction of, among the Cheyenne =14=: 895. investigations on =13=: XXXII, XXXIX. Kiowa, number of attendants at =14=: 914. large number of Indians in =14=: 895, 898. lasso of =35=: 909. mention of =24=: 620. native drawings of =14=: 791. number of Indians influenced by =14=: 926. of the Kwakiutl =35=: 897, 902, 904, 905, 906-928, 935, 959. performance of, at Walker Lake =14=: 818. preparation of memoir on =15=: XXVII. preparations for the =14=: 918; =35=: 906-913. present condition of the =14=: 927. religion, memoir on =14=: L, LVIII. responsibility of, for Sioux outbreak =14=: 833. spread of the =14=: 804, 846, 902. study of the =14=: XXXIX; =15=: XXXIV, XXXVIII, XLIII, XLVII, LII, LX, LXIV, LXVII. time for performance of =14=: 1011, 1012. See also =Messiah=; =Wovoka=.
=Ghost Dance Religion=, among the Cherokee =19=: 89.
=Ghost Dancer= effect of, upon other dancers =35=: 911, 917 sq. lassoing of =35=: 924-927. mention of =35=: 1155, 1164. sacred room of =35=: 922. song of =35=: 915 sqq.
=Ghost Feast= =40=: 357, 473-481, 483.
=Ghost Gamble= =1=: 195 sqq.
=Ghost Lodge= ceremonies of =7=: 278-281. description of =11=: 487.
=Ghost Shirts= description of =14=: 789. first use of, by Sioux =14=: 846, 916. gathered after Wounded Knee battle =14=: 878. invulnerability of =14=: 798, 831, 869, 1073. reference to, in Ghost song =14=: 1072, 1073. responsibility for, disclaimed by Wovoka =14=: 722, 823. symbolic decoration of =14=: 798, 823. turtle pictured on =14=: 976. use of, among the Sioux =14=: 788, 915. use of, among various tribes =14=: 791.
=Ghost Society= account of =27=: 489 sq., 602. of the Ojibwa =14=: 67.
=Ghost Song.= See =Song=.
=Ghost Theory= fallacies at foundation of =20=: CXXVII. nature and origin of =20=: CLXXII. rôle of, in development of ethics =20=: CXXVII sq.
=Ghost Village, Kwakiutl= =35=: 714.
=Ghosts= attracted by yawning =35=: 711. belief in =45=: 183, 290. beliefs concerning =46=: 493, 494. cry of =35=: 911. dancing of =40=: 399. diseases attributed to =20=: CVI. dispersion of, by noise =42=: 511, 512; =44=: 231, 256. do not hear shouts =35=: 711. Eskimo belief in =9=: 431-434; =18=: 422. exorcised by medicine =42=: 664. fear of =42=: 511 sq. illness caused by =42=: 669. materials used by =35=: 711. medicines used against =42=: 653. mention of =35=: 727. Mohegan belief in =43=: 262. Omaha conception of =27=: 215 sq., 489 sq., 590 sq. origin of =33=: 612, 630. Pima conception of =26=: 253. propitiation of =47=: 632. Society of those blessed by =37=: 317. Tlingit conception of =26=: 430, 434. widespread belief in =20=: CLXXII. See also =Ghost=; =Soul=; =Spirits=.
=Gíădedéete=, Kiowa war party under =17=: 281.
=Gíăguádaltágâ=, meaning of =17=: 152.
=Gíaká-ite=, death of =17=: 307.
=Gianque, Florian=, on mound burial =1=: 120.
=Giant Bird Kaloo=, myth of =10=: 472 sq.
=Giant Cactus=. See =Saguaro=.
=Giant Hyssop=, fragrant =33=: 113.
=Giant Petroglyph=, England =10=: 173.
=Giant Society= ceremonial of =11=: 91. songs of =11=: 126.
=Giants= beliefs in =42=: 497; =44=: 249; =45=: 181, 290, 383. beliefs concerning =11=: 508. discovery of tribe of =14=: 392. in Menomini myth =14=: 205, 231. Indian, finding of, by Maldonado =14=: 484. Indian, visit of Diaz among =14=: 485. legend of, Eskimo =18=: 471-474. myths of =19=: 391, 500 sq. treatment of disease caused by =42=: 649 sq. See also =Mountain Giant=.
=Gibaros=, modern Porto Rican natives =25=: 47, 68, 73, 75, 156 sq.
=Gibberish=, always used by Indian medicine-men =9=: 464.
=Gibbon, A. S.=, on sacred stone of Oraibi =4=: 58.
=Gibbs, Dr. George.= comparative vocabulary by =1=: 555. linguistic literature of =7=: 17, 22. mention of =1=: 106. on burial canoes and houses =1=: 177. on dice game, Nisqualli =24=: 156. on Oregon pictographs =4=: 231. on Santo Domingo =29=: 448. on stick game, Nisqualli =24=: 250. on the Chimakum language =7=: 62. on the Kulanapan family =7=: 87. on the Weitspean language =7=: 131. petroglyphs described by =10=: 123. quinary-vigesimal system in California =19=: 924. quoted on symbols of Northwest tribes =4=: 153. the Eh-nek family of =7=: 100. Wishoshkan researches of =7=: 133. Yuchi vocabulary of, cited =7=: 136.
=Gibson, Hardy=, assistance of =36=: 14.
=Gibson, Col. John=, on name Talligewi =19=: 184.
=Gibson, Chief John Arthur.= annalist =21=: 137. assistance rendered by, to Canadian Department of Indian Affairs =43=: 454. belief of =43=: 608. information obtained from =41=: 8. instructed by Onondaga chief =43=: 454. Onondaga cosmogonic myth furnished by =24=: XVIII. text dictated by =43=: 453.
=Gibson, Mrs. Mary=, assistance of =36=: 14.
=Gidley, Dr. J. W.= collection made by =43=: 18. reference to =44=: 469. work of =43=: 14 sq.; =45=: =7= sq.
=Gí-edal=, death of =17=: 339.
=Gift= given in return for feast =35=: 766. supernatural =35=: 944. See also =Gifts=; =Presents=.
=Gift Dance= =45=: 192.
=Gifts= among the Assiniboin =15=: 225. at burials =45=: 174. at marriage =45=: 170 sq. baskets intended for =41=: 204. bestowed at Omaha feasts =3=: 279, 281, 332. bringing of, by children =22=, =ii=: 106, 117, 121. compensation expected for =46=: 600. distribution and acknowledgment of Hako =22=, =ii=: 183. distribution of, by Hopi katcinas =21=: 82, 83. exchange of, among the Kansa =15=: 232. final, of fathers to children =22, ii=: 182. for treatment of the sick =46=: 424. four days after birth of child =35=: 841 sq. marriage, among the Hidatsa =15=: 242. presentation of, to the fathers =22, ii=: 253-256, 260. return of =46=: 475. use of, in courtships =42=: 371, 372. See also =Gift=; =Presents=.
=G·īg·îlgăm= =35=: 814.
=Gila Apache=, treaty with =18=: 822.
=Gila Bend Reserve=, establishment of =18=: 908.
=Gila Cliff Dwellings= (National Monument), creation of =29=: 20.
=Gila Crossing= calendar narrative of =26=: 38-66. day schools of =26=: 34. first adobe houses of =26=: 59. in Pima mythology =26=: 229. Pima village =26=: 23. reference to =28=: 45. sacred places of =26=: 255. settlement of =26=: 54.
=Gila Monster= diseases caused by =26=: 264. in Pima song =26=: 307.
=Gila Pottery= =4=: 219, 281, 283.
=Gila River= character of water of =26=: 30, 87. condition of, at Gila Crossing =26=: 54. fish in =26=: 83. flow of water of =26=: 54, 65, 66, 67. growth of reeds along =28=: 142, 147. in Pima legend =28=: 45. in Pima song =26=: 287. irrigation along the course of =26=: 86-89. pictographs on the =4=: 28; =10=: 49. plumed serpent symbolic of =28=: 113, 142. possible early visit to =14=: 353.
=Gila River Reserve= changes in =18=: 888, 894 sqq., 906, 914. establishment of =18=: 820. railroad extension to =26=: 56.
=Gila River Valley, Ariz.=, pictographs in =10=: 51.
=Gila-Salado Basin=, pottery from, similarity of, to that of Verde Valley and Chaves Pass =22, i=: 34.
=Gila-Salt Region= cremation practiced in =28=: 220. early inhabitants of =28=: 44, 61 sq., 94, 102, 115, 156, 218. geographic limit of compounds =28=: 151. “great houses,” description of =28=: 156. pottery of =28=: 137, 141. reservoirs of =28=: 112, 115. shell carvings from =28=: 145. summary of conclusions as to =28=: 153-160. See also =Salt River Valley=; and titles relating to Casa Grande.
=Gila Valley= antiquities of, bulletin on =28=: 17. botany of =26=: 18. climate of =26=: 36. field work in =22, i=: XIII. pottery from, characteristic color of =22, i=: 193. pottery from, characteristic type of =22, i=: 141. pottery from, occurrence of, in Four-mile Ruin =22, i=: 141. visit to =22, i=: 121. See also =Pueblo Viejo=.
=Gila Upper Valley=, antiquities of =27=: 11; =29=: 20.
=Gilbert, ----= communication by =10=: 48. drawings by =10=: 77. inscriptions copied and described by =10=: 116, 117. petroglyphs described by =10=: 50, 329.
=Gilbert, G. K.= examination of quarry shops by =15=: 52. on Klamath burial =1=: 147. on Moquis burial =1=: 114. on pictographs =4=: 25, 30, 46, 228, 237. on Pueblo etchings =1=: 371, 372, 373. on sacred stone of Oraibi =4=: 58. visit of, to Zuñi =5=: 540.
=Gilbert, Sir Humphrey=, charter granted to =18=: 529.
=Gilboa, Mount=, caves of =34=: 83.
=Gilder, W. H.= cited =6=: 411, 456, 457, 458, 459, 466, 498, 522. cited on Eskimo children =9=: 419. cited on Eskimo wolf-killer =9=: 259. quoted on exchange of wives by the Eskimo =9=: 413. work of, consulted =9=: 22.
=Gileños= description of, by Font =26=: 29 sq. enemies of the Pima =26=: 26. location of =26=: 20.
=Gilfillan, Rev. Jos. A.= gift by, of Chippewa letters =34=: 31. on present use of wild rice by whites in Minnesota =19=: 1105.
=Gilg, Adan=, shriving of Seri captives by =17=: 60.
=Gili, F. S.=, cited =30=: 142, 260, 366.
=Gilii=, on preparation of cassava =25=: 52.
=Gill, De Lancey W.= acknowledgments to =10=: 30; =14=: 655; =15=: 18; =17=: 20, 147; =20=: 17. aid by =10=: XXI. discovery of Piny Branch quarries by =15=: 35. field work by =22=, i: XII. illustration work by =32=: 30; =33=: 34. office work by =22, i=: XXXVIII. photographs by =23=: XLIII; =34=: 249. somatological illustrations prepared by =23=: XVIII. study of mica quarrying by =15=: 106. work of =11=: XXXVIII; =13=: XLI; =14=: XXXVI, XLVII; =16=: LXXIX; =17=: LVII; =18=: XLIX; =19=: XXXI; =21=: XXXII; =23=: XV, XLIII; =24=: XXVII sq.; =25=: XIII, XXII sq.; =26=: XXX; =27=: 12; =28=: 21; =29=: 23 sq.; 31: 22; =34=: 28; =36=: 29, 32; =37=: 28; =38=: p. 19; =39=: 21, 25; =40=: 18; =41=: 18, 42, 71, 94, 114; =42=: 17 sq.; =43=: 10, 17; =44=: 16 sq.; =45=: 17 sq.; =46=: 14; =47=: 12; =48=: 19.
=Gill=, Mrs. ----, pictures by =21=: 47.
=Gill, G. Wylie=, collection made by =29=: 31.
=Gill, J. K.=, acknowledgment to =14=: XLII.
=Gill, W. H.= collection made by =28=: 21. work of =25=: XIII.
=Gill, Rev. W. W.=, on Polynesian myths =19=: 431, 442.
=Gill Nets=, Eskimo =18=: 183 sqq.
=Gillen, F. J.= on Australian intermarrying groups =19=: 836. on Australian marriage customs =17=: 285*.
=Gillespie, W.=, on manufacture of cores =13=: 170.
=Gillespie’s Station=, attack on =19=: 65 sq.
=Gillingham, David=, assistance rendered by =33=: 46.
=Gillman, Henry= exploration of mound by =1=: 148. on use of bird-shape stones =13=: 126.
=Gilly’s Creek=, character of stones along =15=: 72.
=Gilmer=, Governor ----, declaration of, concerning delay in removal =19=: 129.
=Gilmore, C. W.= =46=: 58.
=Gilmore, Dr. Melvin Randolph= contributor to Bureau =48=: 1189. note on accompanying paper of =33=: 39. papers by =37=: 27; =39=: 24; =40=: 17.
=Gilo, Adano.= See =Gilg, Adan=.
=Gilpin, H. D.=, on the use of wampum belts =2=: 246.
=Gilsonite “Pencil,”= fragment of =44=: 92.
=Gĭnä´s= a Kiowa Apache synonym =17=: 245. Wichita name of the Kiowa Apache =14=: 1081.
=Ginger, Wild= belief concerning =45=: 508. use of =44=: 287, 318; =45=: 496. See also =Asarum Canadense=.
=Ginseng= ghosts exorcised by =42=: 511, 656. in Cherokee lore =19=: 421, 425, 505. medicinal use of =42=: 485, 656, 660; =43=: 266. Mide tradition relating to origin of =7=: 241, 242. use of =33=: 106.
=Gioloco Language= =7=: 102.
=Gios, Don Cristoval=, request for land grant by =18=: 543.
=Girard, ----=, on fish of Gila and tributaries =26=: 83.
=Girders= supporting upper walls =8=: 144. Tusayan houses supported by piers =8=: 151.
=Girdles= appearance of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas =21=: 80, 84. of human skin =9=: 571. superstitions concerning =9=: 557 sq., 570 sqq., 577. use of, in parturition =9=: 570 sq. woven, ceremonial use of =39=: 251, 257. See also =Belt=.
=Girl= children destroyed =38=: § 721. driven out after illegitimate marriage =35=: 1098. maturing, belief regarding =35=: 700. See also =Children=; =Girls=; =Women=.
=Girl Dancers= Zuñi, costume worn by =23=: 588 sq. Zuñi, song and dance by =23=: 589.
=Girls= activities of =47=: 543. and the Katcina Society =47=: 874 sq. apron worn by =42=: 683. Assiniboin, characteristics of =46=: 444. assistants in ceremony =47=: 263. baskets used by =41=: 200. Eskimo custom of killing =18=: 289 sq. Eskimo, physical characteristics of =18=: 28. game played by =47=: 239. hair dressing of =42=: 684; =43=: 94. puberty customs for =45=: 168, 282 sq., 430 sq., 508. punishment of, for disobedience =40=: 297, 338. training of =40=: 297-313, 338, 341. See also =Girl=; etc.
=Girty’s Town=, cession of land at =18=: 654.
=Gist, Christopher=, explorations of =42=: 787.
=Gist, George.= See =Sequoya=.
=G·ispawadwe´da=, story of =31=: 297.
=G·i-spa-x-lâ´ᵒts=, name of a tribe =31=: 119.
=G·it-na-gun-a´ks=, story of =31=: 285-292.
=G·it-q!ā´ᵒda= Local Winter in, story of =31=: 250 sqq. The Blind, story of =31=: 246-250.
=G·it-qxā´ła= =31=: 119.
=Gitschee, Waubezhaas=, Ojibwa treaty signer =14=: 28.
=G·its!Emgā´lôn=, hunting and berry grounds of =31=: 401.
=Giuⁿ´habi=, war pack of =27=: 406, 434.
=Given, Joseph=, son of Set-t`aiñte =17=: 330.
=Given, Dr. O. G.=, on cairn burial =1=: 142.
=Glacial Man=, existence of =15=: XXI.
=Glacier= in Tlingit mythology =26=: 454. term for =29=: 53. Tlingit house-group name =26=: 402.
=Glad=, sign for =1=: 495.
=Glade Spring, Va.=, junction of trails =42=: 759.
=Glass=, Cherokee chief, expulsion of whites from Muscle Shoals by =19=: 68.
=Glass= Eskimo implements made of =18=: 146, 171. Eskimo ornaments made of =18=: 49, 54. from mounds, Mississippi =12=: 275. use of, in modern Pueblo windows =8=: 196.
=Glass Beads= from mounds =12=: 715. mention of =38=: § 76. occurrence of, in association with New England pottery =20=: 179. said to grow on bushes =38=: § 822.
=Glasscock, Thomas, and King, John=, protest against treaty of 1785 =5=: 155.
=Glassware=, occurrence of, in Florida Peninsula =20=: 130.
=Glaze= absence of, eastern United States pottery =20=: 49, 52, 59, 60, 84, 195. for pottery =38=: § 93. of Pueblo pottery =4=: 268. pottery showing, Florida Peninsula =20=: 129 sq.
=Glazed Pottery=, ruins furnishing =22, i=: 57.
=Glazing= not found on aboriginal pottery =2=: 325. of Pueblo windows =8=: 196, 197. See also =Glaze=.
=Glazunof, A.= =46=: 57, 127, 130, 150.
=Gleditsia Triacanthos=, medicinal use of =42=: 669.
=Glenn, James=, treaty concluded by =18=: 633.
=Glennan, Dr. J. D.= at Wounded Knee massacre =14=: 870. Kiowa shield owned by =17=: 305. treatment of Kiowa by, during epidemic =17=: 363.
=Glode= genealogy of =14=: 57. See also =Konot=.
=Glooscap=, hero-god of the Abnaki =10=: 469 sq., 473.
=Glossary= Kiowa-English and English-Kiowa =17=: 391-439. of Eskimo terms =6=: 663-669. of the Arapaho =14=: 1012. of the Caddo =14=: 1102. of the Cherokee =19=: 506, 548. of the Cheyenne =14=: 1039. of the Kiowa =14=: 1088. of the Paiute =14=: 1056. of the Sioux =14=: 1075. of the Tsimshian =31=: 967-979. See also =Vocabulary=.
=Glottal Stop=, Arapaho =28=: 235.
=Glover, C. C.=, acknowledgment to =28=: 20.
=Gloves= ceremonial, of the Eskimo =18=: 416. of the Eskimo =18=: 38 sqq.
=Glowworm=, in Cherokee lore =19=: 309.
=Glue= made by Indians =4=: 235. used by Indians =14=: 276, 284.
=Gluscap= the culture hero =43=: 177. See also =Glooscap=.
=Glutton= tamed =38=: § 723. See also =Paiakyamû=; =Tcutckutû=.
=Gluttony= god of =11=: 471. in Tusayan ceremonies =15=: 293, 294, 303. See also =Greediness=.
=Glycine Apios= a life symbol =36=: 111. mention of =33=: 94.
=Glycyrhiza Lepidota= =33=: 92.
=Gnadenhutten= purchase of reserve at =18=: 704. reservation at =18=: 650.
=Gnaphalium Obtusifolium=, medicinal use of =42=: 661, 663 sq.
=Gnats= mention of =46=: 56, 59, 60, 61, 62, 64, 66, 71, 72, 77, 78, 129. plague of, a possible cause of abandonment of pueblos =22, i=: 22.
=Gneiss= crushed, use of, as tempering material, Middle Atlantic Coast pottery =20=: 151. Eskimo fishing implements made of =18=: 179.
=Go in Ap.= See =Walapai=.
=Goat Kiva= of Walpi, height of =8=: 119.
=Goats= Cherokee name for =19=: 265. hunting of, Kwakiutl =35=: 173. mountain, in Pueblo country =14=: 550, 560. mountain, seen by Spaniards =14=: 516. myths concerning =11=: 497. purchase of, for Kiowa =17=: 340.
=Goatsbeard=, use of =45=: 457.
=Goat-suckers= beliefs concerning =30=: 274, 371. origin of =30=: 175 sq. spirit incarnated in =30=: 174 sqq.
=Goblet=, Guiana Indian =38=: § 390.
=Goblet-shaped Vases=, Florida Peninsula =20=: 126, 127.
=God= Christian, an Acoma supernatural =47=: 67. definition of the term =21=: 135. Indian idea of =14=: 1031. no evidence of belief in =30=: 117 sqq. Siouan idea of =11=: XLV, 521. Wawenock synonym for =43=: 180. See also =Deity=; =God=, =Echo=; etc.; =Great Spirit=.
=God, Echo=, Iroquois myth of the =2=: 58.
=God of Day= path of =39=: 357, 358, 360, 361. See also =Sky=; =Sun=.
=God of Death= of the Hopi =17=: 641.
=God of Life=, mention of =30=: 61.
=God of Winter=, snow pictured as living body of man, formed by =32=: 61.
=God, Thunder=, of the Iroquois =2=: 51, 58.
=God, Zuñi Hunter= of the East =2=: 28. of the lower regions =2=: 30. of the North =2=: 25. of the South =2=: 29. of the upper regions =2=: 29. of the West =2=: 26.
=Godard, Miss Sara=, cooperation of =46=: 6.
=Godbe, W. S.=, acknowledgment to =14=: 655.
=Goddard, Dr. Pliny Earle= acknowledgments to =29=: 12. on Abiquiu =29=: 138. on Arkansas River =29=: 563. on Canadian River =29=: 561. on cat’s cradle, Hupa =24=: 763. on Cimarron =29=: 569. on dice game, Hupa =24=: 92, 199. on double ball, Hupa =24=: 656 sq. on feast of San Antonio =29=: 156 sq. on Ojo Caliente region =29=: 165. on personified rivers =29=: 84, 102. on Pikes Peak =29=: 563. on Rio Grande =29=: 101. on Santa Fé =29=: 460. on Taos =29=: 182. study by =29=: 18. work of =26=: XXI, XXVI.
=Goddard, S.=, with archeological expedition in 1895 =17=: 527.
=Gods= and deities, Iroquois =32=: 69. Angry (A’toshle), actions of, toward the people =23=: 140. assembling of =23=: 100. costume of, during house repairing =23=: 228. Hopi methods of representing =21=: 13, 15, 16. medicines derived from =30=: 63. of Abnaki, presiding over petroglyphs =10=: 32. of the Cherokee and their abiding places =7=: 340 sqq. of the Iroquois =2=: ancient and modern 51. Echo 52. Hi-nuⁿ 51, 58. North Wind 52. of the mythologic age 52. origin of the ancient and modern 51. power of the 53. Tă-rhuⁿ-hyiă-wăh-kuⁿ, holder of the Heavens 52. Thunder 51, 58. West Wind 52. offerings of food to =23=: 91, 93, 94. pregnant woman visited by =23=: 89, 90. procession of, over western roads =23=: 91. rabbit hunt with =23=: 89, 94. use of the term =15=: 253. See also =Beast Gods=; =Deity=; =God=; etc.; =Katcinas=; =Masked Gods=; =Supernaturals=; =War Gods=.
=Gods and Goddesses=. See =Sky Deities=.
=Gods of War= on the Zuñi =23=: description of 116. mention of 34, 35, 37, 38, 39. offerings made to 116. preparation of paraphernalia for 113. shrines of, list of 606. See also =War Gods=.
=Gods, Zuñi Prey= of the hunt =2=: 20. priesthood of the bow =2=: 40. six regions =2=: 16.
=Goeje, De.= See =De Goeje=.
=Goetz, Otto= acknowledgment to =29=: 38. reference to =29=: 557.
=Goforth, Doctor ----=, fossils collected by =42=: 791.
=Goggles= mention of =46=: 173. of the Eskimo =11=: 222. snow, of the Eskimo =9=: 260 sqq.; =18=: 169 sqq. wooden, buried deep =46=: 169.
=Going-on-the-Road=, death of =17=: 301.
=Going-Snake=, signer of Act of Union =19=: 135.
=Gold= among the Borinqueños =25=: 107, 211 sq. discovery of, in Cherokee country =19=: 116. discovery of, Suya =14=: 533. found by Coronado at Cibola =14=: 563. found by Coronado at Quivira =14=: 582. in Menomini myth =14=: 225. mention of =38=: § 85; =46=: 128. necklace of =38=: § 536. objects of, in the West Indies =34=: 265. obtained by Indians from Spanish wreck =12=: 712. occurrence of, in Cherokee country =19=: 26, 29, 220 sq. ornaments of =34=: 230. reports of, from Quivira =14=: 503, 504, 512. Tewa name for =29=: 582. use of, in Indian trade =14=: 472.
=Gold Mining=, reference to =29=: 176, 506, 507, 508, 553 sq.
=Golden Circle, Knights of,= secessionist organization =19=: 148.
=Golden City=, aboriginal quarry near =44=: 539.
=Golden Eagle= as a symbol =39=: 214. Cherokee ideas concerning =19=: 281. sacred nature of =39=: 336. See also =Eagle=.
=Golden Grove=, workings at =44=: 540.
=Golden Thread=, medicinal use of =43=: 265.
=Goldenrod= medicinal use of =42=: 664. use of =33=: 133; =44=: 289, 293, 336, 340; =45=: 468. use of, in medicine =30=: 60. See also =Solidago=.
=Goldenweiser, Dr. A. A.=, mention of =31=: 516.
=Goldfrank, Mrs. Esther Schiff=, work of =47=: 201.
=Goldinge, William=, license to purchase land issued to =18=: 578.
=Goldthorpe Burials=, location of =37=: 99.
=Goldthread=, use of =44=: 288, 369.
=Golendrina=, use of, in medicine =30=: 51.
=Golondrina=, antidote for snake bites =26=: 65.
=Goleta Point=, asphalt from =44=: 105.
"=Golgothas=,” Mandan =1=: 170.
=Golofnin Bay= clothing from =18=: 42. crania from =46=: 288, 292, 324. implements from =18=: 89, 144. mention of =46=: 90, 115, 116, 196, 257, 260, 262, 263. people of =18=: 26. tobacco implements from =18=: 276. transportation apparatus from =18=: 222. visit of E. W. Nelson to =18=: 20.
=Golovnin Point=, mention of =46=: 205.
=Golsova= =46=: 199.
=Gomara, François Lopez de= description of bison by =14=: 543. historical work of =25=: 24, 66. on aboriginal Antilleans =25=: 28. on Borinqueños =25=: 170. on capture of Cibola =14=: 483. on Cempoalan ruins =25=: 233. on chalchihuitl among Mexicans =9=: 590. on Chichimecas =14=: 524. on cities found by Cortés =25=: 243. on clay eating by Indians =9=: 538, 539. on clothing of Pueblo Indians =14=: 517. on Haitian ceremony for crops =25=: 66 sq. on Haitian myth =25=: 73. on Haitian zemis =25=: 56, 146. on illness of Coronado =14=: 531. on Indian cakes =9=: 526. on Indian mats =9=: 527. on Indian medicine-men =9=: 459, 463, 464, 470, 472, 512. on Indian medicine women =9=: 469. on Indian necklaces =9=: 488. on Pecos =29=: 476. on prophesy of Indian gods =25=: 65. on Quivira =29=: 565. on Quivira and Padilla =14=: 529. on return of Coronado =14=: 539. on route of Cortés =25=: 235, 244, 245, 246. on slavery in West Indies =25=: 23. on stories told by Turk Indians =14=: 492. on temples of Quetzalcoatl =25=: 237. on use of tobacco by Cubans =25=: 64. on vomiting sticks =25=: 193. quotation from =14=: 497.
=Gomäte=, a Kiowa chief =17=: 313.
=Gomez, ----=, visit to America by =19=: 191.
=Gonaives, Haiti=, specimen from 34: 186.
=Gonaives Island= =25=: 139.
=Gonatquanā´ỵî.= See =Raven Phratry= (Tlingit).
=Gonā´xo, Tlingit= town =26=: 397.
=Goñk`oñ= delegate to Washington in 1894 =17=: 225, 253. progressiveness of =17=: 252. reference to =17=: 445.
=Gonorrhea= Pima cure for =26=: 80. remedies used for =42=: 661, 662.
=Gonzales, Juan 25=: =37= sq.
=Gonzales, Nestor=, reference to =29=: 309.
=Gonzales de Mendoza=, quoted on Indians throwing meal =9=: 510.
=Gooch, W. D.=, on use of perforated stones =13=: 98.
=Good= discussion of =19=: LVII sq. pictograph for =10=: 592. Serian and Yuman words meaning =17=: 337* sq. signs for =1=: 424.
=Good Battiste Chart or Winter Count= mention of =4=: 88, 95, 99-146, 165, 166, 172, 219, 220, 241, 242. See also =Corbusier Winter Counts=.
=Good-child Chief=, story of =42=: 61 sqq.
=Good Lance=, on the Sioux outbreak =14=: 839.
=Good Snake=, or Celestial One, description of =42=: 494.
=Good-Snake Disease=, treatment for =42=: 649.
=Good Thunder= vision of son of =14=: 797, 821. visit of, to Wovoka =14=: 797, 819, 820.
=Goode, G. B.=, acknowledgment to =17=: 20.
=Goode, Dr. G. Brown= acknowledgments to =16=: XLII; =17=: 528. aid rendered by =15=: XCI. collection of games prepared at request of =24=: 29. examination of quarry shops by =15=: 52.
=Goodfellow, ----=, on Sonora earthquake =26=: 60.
=Goodland Point, Fla.=, occurrence of pottery animal heads at =20=: 128.
=Goodman, F. W.= =46=: 31, 101, 103, 112, 113, 114.
=Goodman, J. T.= chronological calendar of =19=: 759. copy of interpretation of inscriptions from Temple of Inscriptions =19=: 771-775. interpretation of dates on Foliated Cross by =19=: 765-771. interpretation of Mayan calendar by, reference to =22, i=: XLIV. on Copan inscriptions =19=: 776 sq., 778, 779, 780-783, 784, 786, 787, 788. on importance of Ahau and Mayan time counts =19=: 816. on initial series of various Mayan inscriptions =19=: 800-806. on interpreting Mayan time symbols =19=: 760. on interpretations of Tablet of the Cross =19=: 740-743, 744, 746 sq., 748. on Mayan chronology =19=: 792 sq. on Mayan day names =19=: 808-811, 812. on Mayan directive signs =19=: 751. on Mayan inscriptions and chronology =22=, i: 203-305 (passim). on Mayan methods of computation =19=: 932 sq. on Mayan reckoning =19=: 728. on Mayan symbols =19=: 791. on Mayan time series =19=: 710. on Mayan time symbols =19=: 711-714. on methods of Mayan time reckoning =19=: 732. on names for Mayan time units =19=: 715-720. on names for Mayan time periods =19=: 723, 724, 725, 726. on numeral system in the codices =19=: 814. on Tablet of the Cross =19=: 733-736. on Tablet of the Sun =19=: 761, 762 sq., 765. on the “grand era” in Mayan chronology =19=: 794, 795, 796, 797, 798, 799, 800. on time symbols of the Tablet of the Cross =19=: 749, 750, 751. references to =19=: 699, 700, 701, 704, 705, 706, 708, 737, 738. summary of work of, on Mayan inscriptions =22, i=: 261. system of Mayan chronology by =19=: 792-800. theory of, applied to reading Piedras Negras inscriptions =19=: 788-791.
=Goodness=, Indian conception of =30=: 149, 162 sq.
=Goodnews Bay= old site =46=: 171. ruins on =18=: 264.
=Goodnight, Charles=, purchase of buffalo from =17=: 355.
=Goodpaster= =46=: 125.
=Goodrich, J. K.=, aid of, in details for masks and labrets =3=: 151.
=Goods=, classification of =20=: XLIV.
=Goodykoontz, Wells=, information from =42=: 766.
=Goose= in Tlaqluit myth =14=: 740. in Tlingit calendar =26=: 426. representations of, Gulf Coast pottery =20=: 110. skin of, Eskimo clothing made of =18=: 31. Tlingit chief’s name =26=: 405. See also =Birds=; =Geese=.
=Goose People= a division of the Corn People =47=: 272. officials of =47=: 273.
=Gooseberries= picking of =35=: 221. preparation of =35=: 597. use of =44=: 292, 356; =45=: 489.
=Gooseberry Jam= =35=: 598 sq.
=Gopa=, definition of =16=: 259.
=Gopaa= day symbol, discussion of =16=: 248, 258.
=Gopher= destructive to Pima crops =26=: 92. disease caused by =26=: 263. eaten by the Pima =26=: 82. in Pima mythology =26=: 226, 344, 351, 385 sq. in Pima song =26=: 319 sq., 326, 335. in Tewa conception =29=: 43. myths concerning =11=: 496.
=Gorbalan, Francisco=, companion of Coronado =14=: 477.
=Gordon, A. R.=, cited =6=: 412, 463.
=Gordon, Charles.= See =Lindgren, Graton and Gordon=.
=Gordon, G. B.=, work of, in Alaska =46=: 30.
=Gordon, Hanford Lenox= on Dakota use of wild rice =19=: 1057. on influence of wild rice on geographic nomenclature =19=: 1122. on meaning of Dakota words =19=: 1061. on Ojibwa wild rice moons =19=: 1090.
=Gordon, H. L.= acknowledgment to =41=: 494. Indian remains on farm of =41=: 495. vase found by =41=: 541.
=Gordon, Mrs. H. L.=, acknowledgment to =41=: 494.
=Gordon People= compared with those of Madisonville, Ohio =41=: 554. driven out by Cherokee =41=: 556. relationship of, to other people =41=: 555. wanderings of =41=: 555 sqq.
=Gordon Site= date of desertion of =41=: 556, 557. deserted by inhabitants =41=: 553 sq.
=Gore, Okla.= medicinal spring near =42=: 669.
=Gorges, Sir Ferdinando=, charter granted to =18=: 530.
=Gorgets= butterfly, description of =13=: 123. description and figure of =13=: 116. from Pueblo ruins in Arizona, discovery of =22, i=: 86, 91. from Pueblo ruins in Arizona, figures showing =22, i=: 86, 92. in Sikyatki graves =17=: 733. of abalone shells =44=: 152. of the Eskimo =9=: 370. shell, distribution of =42=: 685. shell, mention of =3=: 466, 488. shell, use of, in ceremony =39=: 251 sq. silver, use of =42=: 525. symbolism of =43=: 34, 95.
=Gorgets, Engraved= classification of =2=: 267. design on, character of =2=: 267. description of, by Beverly =2=: 256. modern examples of shell =2=: 267, 305. significance of designs on =2=: 267, 274, 278, 282. use of, as amulets =2=: 267. use of, as insignia =2=: 267, 273. use of, as symbols =2=: 268, 273. use of, as totems =2=: 268.
=Gorjanovič-Kramberger, K.= =46=: 308, 312, 368.
=Gormandism= of the Menomini =14=: 287.
=Gorrell, James= abandonment of Green Bay by =14=: 18. Green Bay governed by =14=: 17. Menomini friendliness toward =14=: 34. on Menomini population =14=: 32.
=Goshawk=, myths concerning =19=: 254 sq., 284, 325.
=Gosh-Utes=, aquatic burial among the =1=: 181.
=Gosiats=, water burial among the =6=: XLI.
=Gosiute= confounded with the Paiute =14=: 1048. Ghost dance among the =14=: 805. population of =7=: 110.
=Goss, Weston=, vessel obtained by =20=: 166.
=Gossipium.= See =Cotton=.
=Götze, J. C.= biographical sketch of =6=: 261, 262. preservation of Dresden Codex by =6=: 261.
=Gouges= description of =13=: 82. of the Eskimo =18=: 89. use of, in decoration, eastern United States pottery =20=: 52. use of, in steatite working =15=: 130.
=Gould, Miss. A. B.= mortar presented by =34=: 222. on cave of El Consejo =25=: 156.
=Gould, Miss. B. A.= (probably a mistake for Miss A. B. Gould--B. B.) collection presented by =34=: 216.
=Gould, J. G.=, inclosure on land of, New York =12=: 511.
=Gould, J. Loomis=, material collected by =24=: 260.
=Goupia Glabra.= See =Kabukalli=.
=Gourd= appearance of, in Hopi pictures =21=: 64, 68, 116, 120. in Cherokee lore =19=: 454 sq. in Oraibi Antelope dance =16=: 292. in Pima song =26=: 326, 335. ladle in Tusayan ceremony =15=: 281. placed on Oraibi altar =16=: 291. rattle from Pueblo ruins =22, i=: 163. use of, as helmet, by Hopi katcinas =21=: 77. use of, as roof drain =8=: 154, 155. use of, by Estevan as sign of authority =14=: 360. use of, by Hopi katcinas =21=: 35, 105, 112. use of, for carrying water =14=: 490. use of, in Tusayan ceremony =15=: 279; =16=: 280, 281, 282. vessels to carry water =4=: 482, 483. wild =33=: 116 sq. See also =Calabash=; =Cucurbita=; =Gourds=; =Rattles=; =Wild Gourd=.
=Gourd, Dipper= =33=: 117.
=Gourd Forms= eastern United States pottery =20=: 35. Florida Peninsula pottery =20=: 118, 124, 127, 128. Middle Mississippi Valley pottery =20=: 94 sq.
=Gourds= as paraphernalia of the dance =40=: 38, 123, 139. at Antelope altar =19=: 968 sq. collection of Indian =3=: 589. copied in pottery =4=: 270, 306, 353, 446. pictographs on =4=: 60; =10=: 208 sq. probable place of origin of =33=: 59. use of, for rattles, by southern Indians =20=: 34. use of, in pottery making, eastern United States =20=: 50, 51, 54, 56. uses of =30=: 67, 88. See also =Gourd=; etc.
=Gourds, Three=, story about =43=: 381 sqq.
=Government= among primitive peoples =15=: CVII. among the Eskimo =9=: “chiefs” are simply wealthy men 429 sq. in the family 427. in the village 427. influence of elders 427. influence of property in 428 sqq. public opinion 427 sq. umialiks 429 sq. among the Osage =36=: civil branch of 67. military branch of 65. military form of 59. at Acoma, summarized =47=: 63. Cherokee, modification in =19=: 112 sq., 116, 135. classification of departments of =20=: LXXXIV. constitutive department of =20=: LXXXIV sq. Creek, description of, by Farnham =42=: 330. East Cherokee, organization of =19=: 173. executive department of =20=: LXXXVII. form of =42=: 314. former, of the Zuñi =13=: 325. in savagery, affected by hunting =15=: CXVI. Indian, steps toward abolition of =19=: 153 sq. judicative department of =20=: LXXXVIII sq. legislative department of =20=: LXXXVI. new, after Civil War =42=: 330. of the Antilleans =25=: 33 sqq. of the Assiniboin =46=: 435, 445 sq. of the Chickasaw =44=: 213-216. of the Creeks =42=: 276-334. of the Kiowa =17=: 233. of the Menomini =14=: 39. of the Navaho =17=: 485. of the Omaha =3=: 356-363. of the Pueblo Indians =14=: 356, 518, 561. of the Seri =17=: 275* sqq. of the Siouan Indians =15=: 188, 214. of the Sonora Indians =14=: 515. of the Zuñi =23=: 289 sq. officials of =42=: 315 sq. operative department of =20=: LXXXVI sq. reasons for establishment of =20=: LXXIX. representative, principles of =20=: CXXII sqq. republican, adoption of, by Cherokee =19=: 106 sq. secular, at Isleta =47=: 250-254. theocratic, at Acoma =47=: 41. tribal, organization of =19=: XLIX. United States, aid in farming and mechanic arts given by =19=: 82 sq., 104 sq. Wyandot civil =1=: 61. Wyandot civil, functions of =1=: 63. See also =Chiefs=; =Chieftainship=; =Politics=; =Social Organization=; =Tribal Government=; =Tribal Organization=.
"=Government=” or =Ross Party= of the Cherokee =5=: 293, 298, 299.
=Governmental= functions =3=: 356. instrumentalities =3=: 356.
=Governor= custodian of pueblo treasury =47=: 55. duties of =47=: 52 sqq., 252 sqq. office of =47=: 479.
=Gowen, N. E. G.=, mound on farm of, New York =12=: 508.
=Goycoecha Report=, Yuctu mentioned in =44=: 55.
=Gozzadini, Conte Giovanni=, cited =4=: 62.
=Graah, W.= =46=: 369.
=Graah, W. A.= on Eskimo ghosts or demons =9=: 431. works of, consulted =9=: 22.
=Grace= at meals by Shakers =14=: 755.
=Graded= ways and ramps =12=: 589.
=Graffe, Doctor ----=, on tattooing =3=: 80.
=Graffenreid=, Baron de, on magic powder of Indians =9=: 512.
=Graffenried, Emanuel=, cited on cause of North Carolina Indian war =18=: 628.
=Graham, ----=, quoted on Känakûk =14=: 693 sq.
=Graham, George=, commissioner to treat with Cherokee =5=: 197, 198, 205.
=Graham, Maj. L. P.= march of =26=: 31. reference to =28=: 65.
=Graham, Nick=, information furnished by =24=: 711, 800, 801.
=Graham, R.=, Menomini treaty commissioner =14=: 21.
Graham, Mount, Pueblo ruins near =22, i=: 187.
=Graham Mountains=, sacrificial caves in, visit to =22, i=: 187 sq.
=Grain= storage of, among the Omaha =13=: 274. supply of the Zuñi =23=: 353.
=Grain of Wood=, possibility that use of carved paddles was suggested by =20=: 123.
=Grammar= development of =20=: CXLIX-CLIII. Mohegan-Pequot, material bearing on =43=: 281-287. sign language with reference to =1=: 359.
=Grammatic= elements of language =7=: 141. structure in classification of Indian languages =7=: 11.
=Grammatic Processes= agglutination =1=: 4. combination =1=: 3. compounding =1=: 3. inflexion =1=: 4. intonation =1=: 6. juxtaposition =1=: 3. placement =1=: 7, 8. vocalic mutation =1=: 5.
=Granada= Coronado’s name for Hawikuh =14=: 389, 558, 564. See also =Cibola=; =Hawikuh=.
=Granaries= of the Havasupai =13=: 350. of the Pima, how formed =13=: 246. of the Tarahumare =13=: 350. uses of =22=: 688 sq.
=Granary Structure= in cliff ruins =16=: 97. See also =Cist=.
=Grand Bois= on Fox River, reservation at =18=: 724.
=Grand Caicos=, number of specimens from =34=: 50.
=Grand Canyon= discovery of =14=: LVII. region of, in Pima mythology =26=: 231. See also =Colorado River=.
=Grand Canyon National Monument=, creation of =29=: 20.
=Grand Canyon of the Colorado=, reference to =28=: 157.
=Grand Era=, numerical value of, in Mayan chronology =22=, i: 234.
=Grand Island=, reservation on =18=: 756.
=Grand Medicine=, Chippewa, reference to =27=: 102.
=Grand Medicine Society= of the Menomini =14=: 66-138. of the Ojibwa =13=: XXXI, XXXIX. of the Ojibwa, investigation of =10=: XIII. See also =Midewiwin=.
=Grand Pawnee=, treaty with =18=: 750.
=Grand Portage Chippewa= land cessions and reservations =18=: 769, 938.
=Grand River Chippewa=, reservation for =18=: 810.
=Grand River Uta= land cessions and reservations =18=: 848, 893.
=Grand Traverse Bay=, reservation at =18=: 756.
=Grand Traverse Chippewa=, reservation for =18=: 810.
=Grandchild=, application of the term =42=: 82, 92.
=Grande Baptiste=. See =Rice=, =Jean B=.
=Grande Ronde Reserve=, establishment of =18=: 800, 818.
=Grandfather= a term denoting reverence =39=: 97, 101, 276. application of the term. =42=: 80, 91. name for fire =42=: 484. See also =Grandfathers=; =Hadu’´ĭ’=.
=Grandfather Katcina=. See =Tacab Yebitcai=.
=Grandfathers= names of =47=: 264. office of =47=: 263.
=Grandmother= application of the term =42=: 80, 91. as a courtesy term =40=: 340. in Iroquoian cosmology =21=: 320.
=Grandmother Woman=. See =So wüqti=.
=Granier, E.=, Collection =24=: 501, 619.
=Granite= adaptability of, for pecking =15=: 96. Eskimo implements made of =18=: 116, 179, 181, 182, 187. Eskimo ornaments made of =18=: 49.
=Granite Creek, Ariz.= reference to =28=: 200. ruins along =28=: 202 sqq., 215, 218.
=Grant, ----=, on tattooing =4=: 66.
=Grant, Colonel ----=, expedition against Cherokee under =19=: 44.
=Grant County, Wis.=, mounds in =5=: 19.
=Grant Mound=, examination of =43=: 15.
=Grantley Harbor 46=: 118.
=Grape Leaves=, medicinal use of =43=: 264.
=Grapes= in Cherokee lore =19=: 422. introduction of, into Pueblo country =14=: 550. summer, medicinal use of =42=: 645, 660. use of =44=: 294. wild =33=: 102. wild, found by Coronado =14=: 507, 510, 528, 582, 591. See also =Grape Leaf=; =Oregon Grape=; =Vitis Cordifolia=.
=Grapevine= myths concerning =19=: 465, 501. used in fishing =13=: 97.
=Grapevine Canyon=, ruins in =28=: 13.
=Grapevine Springs=, pictographs at =4=: 157.
=Graphic Art= nature and development of =19=: LXXIV-LXXVII. of the Siouan Indians =15=: 168.
=Graphite=, Eskimo fetish made of =18=: 439.
=Grashoffer, Juan Bautista=, settler in Arizona =26=: 28.
=Grass, John= conduct of, in Siouan outbreak =14=: 884. on Blackfeet gentes =15=: 219.
=Grass= basketry pattern, Guiana Indian =38=: § 444. brush of, symbolism of =22, ii=: 220, 352. bunches of, used in ceremony =39=: 295, 298, 299, 300. Eskimo clothing made of =18=: 30, 39, 43. Eskimo implements made of =18=: 113, 119, 134, 176. Eskimo manufactures from =18=: 202-205. Eskimo method of making thread from =18=: 110 sq. Eskimo tobacco implements made of =18=: 280. Eskimo toys made of =18=: 337, 345. Eskimo transportation apparatus made of =18=: 217. seed used as food =14=: 1054. sign for =1=: 343. sweet, use of, in Hako ceremony =22, ii=: 20, 26. symbol in the codices =16=: 244. use of =44=: 378. use of, as tempering material, Florida Peninsula pottery =20=: 117. use of, in roof construction =8=: 150. See also =Grasses=.
=Grass Baskets= =4=: 78.
=Grass Dance=, application of the term =27=: 461.
=Grass Game=, Mono =24=: 310.
=Grass Lands= advantage of, to Kiowa =17=: 364. Kiowa Apache leases of =17=: 252. Kiowa leases of =17=: 223, 350, 354. payment for lease of =17=: 354, 355.
=Grass Plant=, discontented, legend of =18=: 505-510.
=Grasserie, Raoul de la= on Mixe numerals above ten =19=: 906. on Zoquean number names =19=: 873.
=Grasses= employed in spinning =13=: 22. of Seriland =17=: 36. preparation of, for basketry =41=: 152 sq. purple, use of =41=: 146. time for cutting =41=: 150. use of, in basketry =41=: 148. See also =Grass=.
=Grasshoppers= baited with fish poison =38=: § 211. in Menomini myth =14=: 205. ritual for expelling =47=: 314. used as food =14=: 287. used as food by Guiana Indians =38=: § 223.
=Grater= for cassava =38=: § 334-343.
=Graton, Louis C.= See =Lindgren, Graton and Gordon=.
=Grauberg, Hermann=, killed at Wounded Knee =14=: 872.
=Grave= Eskimo =11=: 192. Guiana Indian =38=: § 832, 851. spirit remaining in =30=: 149. See also =Graves=.
=Grave Boxes= Eskimo =18=: 310-322. Menomini =14=: 74 sq.
=Grave Burial= =1=: 101.
=Grave Creek, W. Va.= land cessions and reservations =18=: 796. mounds =5=: 51, 136. tablet =12=: 632.
=Grave Creek Mound= =2=: 234, 264.
=Grave Creek Stone=, the =4=: 250; =10=: 761 sq.
=Grave Digging= done by men =40=: 423. done by women =40=: 409, 423. mention of =40=: 421.
=Grave Poles= decoration of =45=: 174. erection of =45=: 173.
=Grave Posts= markings on =37=: 144, 155, 162. mention of =4=: 198. of the Algonquian =10=: 517 sq. of the Fox Indians =40=: 358, 371, 421. of the Menomini =14=: 74. war exploits recorded on =42=: 396.
=Grave Slabs=, at Chevlon and Homolobi, perforations in =22, i=: 106.
=Gravel=, mixture of, with clay, for use as plaster and cement =20=: 37.
=Graves, Edward=, supposed introduction of spinning wheels by =19=: 214.
=Graves, E. M.=, gorget sent by =47=: 13.
=Graves, Lucy M.=, work of =29=: 24.
=Graves= bark lined =42=: 392. beliefs concerning =42=: 652 sq. character and preservation of pottery found in, Middle Mississippi Valley =20=: 82. character of, at Pastolik =46=: 77. circular =44=: 424. concealment of =45=: 382. contents of =41=: 528 sq., 537, 547. despoiling of =46=: 64. discovery of =33=: 185, 187, 188, 189, 194, 195. hexagonal and round =41=: 587. in Allen County, Ky. =44=: 488-491. log structures over =42=: 396. not marked =46=: 572, 576. of Burton Mound =42=: 9. of children =41=: 499, 520 sq., 537, 546, 547, 598, 601. probable existence of, in Kin-tiel =8=: 93. property deposited at =45=: 173 sq. rectangular stone =41=: 603-606. sanctity of =44=: 231. stone, Alexander County, Ill. =12=: 149. stone, box-shaped, how constructed =12=: 690. stone, copper plate from =12=: 308. stone, definition of =12=: 29. stone, Delawares buried in =12=: 692. stone, in Appalachian district =12=: 575. stone, in central or Tennessee district =12=: 580, 584. stone, in Ohio district =12=: 571. stone, Kanawha County, W. Va. =12=: 421. stone, most abundant in middle Tennessee =12=: 693. stone, occasionally found in New York =12=: 547. stone, of peculiar form, Brown County, Ohio =12=: 452. stone, Randolph County, Ill. =12=: 124-140. stone, Randolph County, Ill., age of =12=: 136. stone, Shawnees buried in =12=: 697. stone, sometimes comparatively recent =12=: 136, 698. stone, Union County =12=: 160. stone slab =42=: 396. whalebones used for lining =44=: 134. See also =Burials=; =Mortuary Customs=; =Mortuary Pottery=; =Stoneslab Graves=.
=Graves Collection=, reference to =42=: 4.
=Gravestones= at K’iakima =8=: 85, 86, 147.
=Graveyards= of the Eskimo =18=: 313. recent, Anvik =46=: 56. recent, Barrow =46=: 111. recent, Koyukuk (below) =46=: 53. recent, Meyer’s (below) =46=: 50. recent, Nulato =46=: 54. recent, Point Hope =46=: 102, 113. recent, Russian mission (below) =46=: 72.
=Gravier, Father James= compiler of Illinois dictionary =24=: 230. Kwapa villages mentioned by =15=: 193. on dice game, Illinois =24=: 72. on hoop and pole, Huma =24=: 486. on the Na’htchi and Taensa =7=: 97.
=Gravier, Jacques=, cited =12=: 624, 652, 657.
=Gray, Col. A. B.=, Pima’s land surveyed by =26=: 32.
=Gray, Dr. C. C.=, material collected by =24=: 97, 758.
=Gray, N.=, survey by =18=: 795.
=Gray Bear=, another name of Weasel Bear =14=: 959.
=Gray-Eagle= delegate to Washington in 1872 =17=: 192, 252. note concerning =17=: 445. portrait of =17=: 247.
=Gray-Horse= ceremony performed at =45=: 534, 536. village at =36=: 45.
=Gray Mountain=, in Pima mythology =26=: 217.
=Gray Squirrel=, myth concerning =19=: 262.
=Gray Ware=, Pueblo Viejo ruins, character of =22, i=: 180.
=Grayling=, Eskimo methods of catching =18=: 179.
=Grayson, George Washington= acknowledgment to =42=: 31. appointment of, as chief by President Wilson =42=: 331. brass plates described by =42=: 509. busk described by =42=: 574 sqq. Cherokee speech obtained from =37=: 10 sq. clan of =42=: 228. information furnished by =42=: 67, 112, 169, 251, 436, 501, 611. mention of =42=: 494. myth recorded by =42=: 71. name of father of =42=: 105. name recovered by =42=: 100. names translated by =42=: 34.
=Grayson, Mrs. ----=, names furnished by =42=: 100.
=Grayson, Washington=, successor to G. W. Grayson =42=: 331.
=Grazing= on the plains =46=: 408.
=Greasewood= food for stock =26=: 84. the ordinary Kiva fuel =8=: 121.
=Greasy Face=, an Arapaho division =14=: 956.
=Greasy Mountain= Apache-Pima fight on =26=: 43. in Pima mythology =26=: 217, 224. in Pima song =26=: 278, 328. scene of division among Maricopa =26=: 60 sq.
=Great=, Serian and Yuman words meaning =17=: 337* sq.
=Great Abaco=, number of specimens from =34=: 50.
=Great Bad Spirit=, a creation of Earthmaker =37=: 439.
=Great Bear Dance=, Kwakiutl =35=: 1086.
=Great Black Hawk= characterization of =37=: 440. offerings to =37=: 429, 449, 465, 505, 535.
=Great Britain and Ireland=, petroglyphs in =10=: 171 sqq.
=Great Cayman=, archeology of =34=: 258.
=Great Cycle= in Mayan chronology, discussion of =22, i=: 262-275. in Mayan chronology, numerical value of =22, i=: 204, 234. in Mayan chronology, symbols for, figures showing =22, i=: 264, 266, 298.
=Great Cycles= (of Mayan chronology) initial days of, discussion of =22, i=: 236-248. initial days of, tables showing =22, i=: 236, 255, 256.
=Great Dance from Above=, Kwakiutl =35=: 1085.
=Great Diomede Island= =46=: 210.
=Great Dipper=, Indian name for =42=: 478.
=Great Fire Fraternity= account of =30=: 38. Ma´ᵗke ᵗHlan´nakwe, of the Zuñi =23=: 485-521. medicines used by the =30=: 44, 46. organization of the =23=: 409. prayer plumes deposited by certain members of =23=: 128. water collected by certain members of =23=: 128.
=Great Fire Society= ceremonies conducted by =47=: 924 sq. erection of altar of =47=: 782. meal paintings of =47=: 978. mention of =47=: 528. song cycles of =47=: 496. songs of =47=: 911.
=Great Fish River=, Eskimo =46=: 223.
=Great Fool Dance=, Kwakiutl =35=: 1086.
=Great Head=, Iroquois myth of =2=: 59, 62.
=Great Heads= dispersion of the, Iroquois myth =2=: 62. power of the =2=: 63. shape of the =2=: 53.
=Great Hoⁿ´ga= gens of Kansa and Quapaw =27=: 40. See also =Hoⁿ´gatoⁿga=.
=Great Inagua=, number of specimens from =34=: 50.
=Great Indian Warpath= on Appalachian trail =42=: 771. in Tennessee =42=: 749 sqq. mention of =42=: 749-765. migrations along =42=: 757. Ohio branch of =42=: 751-758.
=Great Inventor=, Kwakiutl =35=: 622, 625, 626, 627.
=Great Lakes= reference to =27=: 81. trail to =42=: 839-844.
=Great Lakes Region= character of pottery of =20=: 22 sq., 146 sq. occupation of, by the Iroquois =20=: 159. pottery of =20=: 187-198. pottery of, relations of =20=: 147.
=Great Mystery= of the Menomini =14=: 39.
=Great Osage Village=, location of =36=: 44.
=Great Plains= Coronado’s description of =14=: 580. dangers of traveling on =14=: 578. description of =14=: 527. description of, by companion of Coronado =14=: 570.
=Great Plains Tribes=, research work among =25=: X, XIII.
=Great Plumed Serpent= effigies of, carried in Palülükoñti =21=: 87. gourd decorated with masks of, in Palülükoñti =21=: 41. representation of, on kilt of Citulilü =21=: 108. spring sacred to =21=: 52, 53. See also =Palülükoñti=.
=Great Salt Lake Basin=, pottery of =20=: 194, 201.
=Great Salt Lick=, trail from =42=: 850.
=Great Shaman=, Tsimshian story of =31=: 331-336.
=Great Shell=, mention of priests of =47=: 525, 526.
=Great Silver Fox= belief concerning =45=: 509. use of =45=: 462, 483, 496.
=Great Smoky Mountains=, trail through =42=: 750.
=Great South Trail= =42=: 850 sq.
=Great Spirit= absence of belief in =11=: XLVI, 365, 423, 431, 501, 521. among the Eskimo =11=: 194. definition of =15=: 181. fallacy concerning =15=: 182, 313. identification of, as Earthmaker =37=: 438. Känakûk’s ideas concerning =14=: 695. of Indians, an error =4=: 191. See also =God=; =Spirituality=; =Supreme Being=.
=Great Wi´-gi-e= mention of =36=: 254-269. theme of =36=: 238.
=Greater Antilles= archeological reconnaissances in =25=: XXVI sqq. Carib influence in =25=: 27. See also =Antilleans=; =Borinqueños=; =Carib=: =Cuba=; =Haiti=.
=Grebe=, myths concerning =11=: 496.
=Greediness= punishment for =30=: 58, 222. See also =Gluttony=.
=Greek Fret=, absence of, on Zuñi vessels =2=: 323.
=Greek Vases=, figures on, explained by modern Italian gestures =1=: 289, 290.
=Greeks=, mnemonic device of =10=: 226.
=Greely, A. (W.)= on Eskimo of Grinnell Land =7=: 73. survey by =18=: 677.
=Greely, Horace= on Cherokee part in Civil War =19=: 148. on effect of Georgia anti-Cherokee laws =19=: 118. on events preceding Removal =19=: 125. on imprisonment of missionaries by Georgia =19=: 120.
=Green, Buck=, reference to =40=: 504.
=Green, George=, reference to =40=: 504.
=Green, Johnny=, reference to =40=: 504.
=Green= Serian and Yuman names meaning =17=: 335* sq. symbolism of =22, ii=: 21, 40, 288.
=Green Bay= abandonment by the English of =14=: 18. change in reserve at =18=: 768. home of the Winnebago =37=: 77 Indians on, in 1766 =14=: 19. land claims at =14=: 28. origin of the name =14=: 15. progress of =14=: 18. reservations at =18=: 712, 756, 773. settlement on =37=: 80. treaty of =18=: 722, 742 sqq. visited by Jedidiah Morse =14=: 22 sq. wild rice in =19=: 1033.
=Green Bay Area= Indians and condition of, in =19=: 1112 sq. nature of, as Indian habitat =19=: 1111 sq.
=Green Bear.= See =Cakwahonau=.
=Green-briar=, medicinal use of =42=: 661.
=Green Corn Dance= among the Siouan Indians =11=: 429. among the Western Cherokee =19=: 146. component ceremonies of =19=: 279, 290, 452. derivation of the term =42=: 554. fire lighting before =19=: 396. purificatory rites in =19=: 230. See also =Busk=.
=Green River Valley=, pottery of =20=: 194.
=Greeneville= cession of reserve made by treaty of =18=: 678. treaty of =18=: 654 sqq.
=Greenheart=, Nectandra rodioei cure for fever and dysentry =38=: § 927. seeds a substitute for cassava =38=: § 240.
=Greenland= Eskimo of =7=: 72, 75. field work in =23=: IX. Innuit of, tattooing of =10=: 392. native map of =10=: 346. sinker stones of =13=: 97. work in =19=: XVIII.
=Greenland Crania= basiofacial diameters =46=: 280, 281. comparison of, with St. Lawrence =46=: 298. dental arch of =46=: 276. facial =46=: 266. lower jaw of =46=: 301, 306. means =46=: 286. mention of =46=: 257, 258, 260, 261, 262, 263, 264. nose =46=: 268, 270. orbits =46=: 271-274. skulls =46=: 233.
=Greenland Eskimo= different from Yukon =46=: 83. homogeneous =46=: 358. like Eskimo of “mounds” near Barrow =46=: 318, 323. mention of =46=: 227, 230.
=Greenleaf Prairie, Okla.=, medicinal springs of =42=: 669.
=Greenman, M. J.= =46=: 318.
=Greensboro, N. C.=, trail divided at =42=: 776.
=Greensburg, Ky.=, trail near =42=: 803.
=Greensnake=, myths concerning =19=: 280, 296 sq.
=Greenstone= beads of, Guiana Indian =38=: § 76. definition of =13=: 58. Eskimo implements made of =18=: 82, 92. use of, for necklaces =38=: § 536. See also =Stones=, green.
=Greenup County, Ky.=, aboriginal remains in =44=: 491.
=Greenville= Indian assemblage at =14=: 683. treaty of =14=: 671.
=Greenwell, Arthur=, information furnished by =44=: 61 sq.
=Greenwood, ----=, determination of boundaries by =18=: 787.
=Greenwood Group of Ruins=, mention of =41=: 496.
=Greer, L. M.=, acknowledgment to =19=: 13.
=Greeting= ceremonial =37=: 432. forms of =35=: 839; =42=: 702 sq; =45=: 149. mention of =35=: 852. mode of, Guiana Indian =30=: 186, 208. religious, description of =14=: 905.
=Greetings= between friendly towns =42=: 450. of husband and wife =42=: 451. of the Alabama =42=: 450. of the Chickasaw =42=: 450. of the Indians =46=: 524. usual forms of =42=: 449. See also =Greeting=; =Salutation=, form of.
=Gregg, Josiah= on Chouteau’s trading post =17=: 171. on Kiowa character =17=: 235. on Kiowa raid in 1832 =17=: 255 sq. on Pawnee customs =17=: 259, 260. on Shawano myths =19=: 437. on smallpox epidemic of 1840 =17=: 275. on symbolism of meteors =17=: 261. on Tajique =29=: 533. on Taos =29=: 182.
=Gregg, Dr. P.=, on surface burial =1=: 140.
=Gregory, J. O.=, cited concerning Wovoka =14=: 773.
=Gregory, James R.= acknowledgment to =42=: 32. information furnished by =42=: 54, 63, 226, 243.
=Gregory, Bald=, myths concerning =19=: 407, 473.
=Grenada= archeological reconnaissance of =25=: XV. culture relationships of =34=: 88. number of specimens from =34=: 49. pottery from =34=: 118, 119, 121.
=Grenada, Miss.=, trail to =42=: 822.
=Grey, Alexander=, commissioner to extinguish Cherokee title =5=: 241.
=Grey, Miss Edith=, mention of =43=: 213.
=Grey Friars=, name of =14=: 543.
=Greyling River= crania from =46=: 153. site of =46=: 58, 81.
=Grey’s Mound=, Old town, Tennessee =2=: 283.
=Griddle Designs= Florida Peninsula stamped ware =20=: 127. See also =Checker Designs=.
=Griddles= for cassava bread =34=: 119, 120. Guiana Indian =38=: § 99, 362.
=Grief=, weeping as an expression of =20=: CXLI sq.
=Grierson, Colonel ----=, order for arrest of Kiowa by =17=: 332.
=Grierson, Robert=, clan of wife of =42=: 120.
=Griesbach, C. L.=, on use of perforated stones =13=: 98.
=Grignon, A.= on Menomini characteristics =14=: 34. on Menomini slavery =14=: 35. on progress of Green Bay =14=: 18. quoted on Aiâmita =14=: 56. quoted on Carron =14=: 51. quoted on Konot =14=: 52, 54. quoted on Tomau =14=: 54, 56, 57.
=Grignon, C. A.=, reservation for =18=: 744.
=Grijalva=, expedition of =25=: 273.
=Grillet, J. and Bechamel, F.= cited =30=: 339, 352. on belief as to God =30=: 117 sq.
=Grimm, Charles=, mounds on land of =12=: 559.
=Grimm, Jacob=, on ancient German superstitions =9=: 487, 491, 541, 559, 561, 568, 570, 573.
=Grindella Squarrosa= =33=: 133.
=Grinders= for chocolate =34=: 223, 224. from Guadeloupe =34=: 154-158. from Porto Rican area =34=: 221-224. from St. Kitts =34=: 162. from St. Vincent region =34=: 112 sq. identification of, as seats =34=: 222. See also =Mortars=; =Pestles=.
=Grinding= rocks used in =41=: 498. See also =Rasping=.
=Grinding Devices=, development of =20=: XV.
=Grinding Stones= barter in =30=: 203. Casa Grande =28=: 126 sq. description of =13=: 93. See also =Disks=; =Metate=; =Milling=; =Mullers=; =Slabs=.
=Grinnell, Dr. Fordyce= on Comanche inhumation =1=: 99. on Wichita burial customs =1=: 102.
=Grinnell, Dr. George Bird= acknowledgments to =14=: 655; =29=: 12. on absence of Ghost dance among Blackfeet =14=: 817. on Apache tribal sign =17=: 246. on Blackfeet Dog soldiers =14=: 986. on Blackfeet eagle trapping =14=: 993; =19=: 453. on Blackfoot and Pawnee myths =19=: 432, 445 sq., 447, 451, 462 sq., 473. on Blackfoot war customs =17=: 259. on Cheyenne divisions =14=: 1025. 1026. on Cheyenne Ghost dance =14=: 915. on dice game, Blackfoot =24=: 56 sqq. on dice game, Cheyenne =24=: 59 sq. on dice game, Grosventres =24=: 57 sq. on dice game, Pawnee =24=: 101. on etymology of Arapaho =14=: 1014. on Ghost dance among Cheyenne =14=: 819. on hand game, Blackfoot =24=: 269. on hand game, Cheyenne =24=: 269. on hand game, Pawnee =24=: 276. on horses among the Piegan =15=: 174. on hoop and pole, Blackfoot =24=: 444. on Indian temper =17=: 168. on Kiowa habitat =17=: 157. on Pawnee movements in 1870 =17=: 333. on Pawnee name of the Sioux =14=: 1057. on Pawnee pottery making =20=: 58 sq., 195. on the name Arapaho =14=: 953. work of =26=: XXV.
=Grinnell Land=, Eskimo of =7=: 73.
=Grippe= among the East Cherokee =19=: 179.
=Grizzly Bear= carving of =35=: 805, 806, 856. description of =31=: 456. house of =35=: 1224. painting of =35=: 806, 811.
=Grizzly Bear=, among the Tlingit as charm =26=: 455. chief’s name =26=: 406. crest animal =26=: 415, 416, 419, 420, 455. customs concerning =26=: 455. Haida and Tlingit names for =26=: 476. house-group name =26=: 400, 401, 403, 404, 406. in mythology =26=: 432, 461. name of gaming stick =26=: 444. source of personal names =26=: 421, 422. tribal name =26=: 412.
=Grizzly Bear and Beaver, Tsimshian= story of =31=: 111 sq.
=Grizzly-Bear-at-Door-of-Cannibal-at-North-End-of-the-World= =35=: 856.
=Grizzly Bear Dance= a religious society =37=: 204. of the Kwakiutl =35=: 856, 895, 966, 1035, 1374. of the Omaha =3=: 349.
=Grizzly Bear Dancers= =35=: 1158 sq.
=Grizzly Bear Dish=, Kwakiutl =35=: 756, 805, 806, 807, 812, 816, 849, 864, 962, 1040, 1349.
=Grizzly Bear Ladle= =35=: 1024.
=Grizzly-Bear-of-the-Sea=, split, painting of =35=: 811.
=Grizzly Bear Posts= =35=: 805, 806.
=Grizzly Bear Society=, Winnebago =37=: 317, 347.
=Gromwell=, use of =45=: 480, 502, 508.
=Gro´niⁿ=, kinship group, Osage =27=: 58, 60 sq.
=Gronovious, ----=, on scientific synonym for wild rice =19=: 1021.
=Grooved Stones= other than stone axes =13=: 95.
=Grooves= axes classified by =13=: 65. double, in stone axes =13=: 63.
=Gros Ventre Language=, classification of =28=: 234, 235, 290a.
=Gros Ventre Notebooks= =36=: 28.
=Gros Ventres= an Arapaho substitute =14=: 954. and Mandans, scaffold burial of =1=: 161. application of the name =15=: 197. ceremonial scarification of =46=: 490. Flathead name for =45=: 302. games of the =24=: archery 383, 384, 529. buzz 751. dice games 70 sqq. hand and foot ball 705, 706. hand game 270 sq. hoop and pole 429, 447. ring and pin 537. shinny 621 sq. snow-snake 404. tops 734 sq. Ghost dance among the =14=: 817. habitat of the =7=: 116. land cessions and reservations =18=: 786, 852, 864, 874, 876, 880, 900 sqq., 924 sqq., 942. mention of =4=: 101, 103, 107, 108, 114, 133, 134, 138. migrations of =45=: 320. modern pottery making by =20=: 195. names of, in sign language =45=: 147. pottery of =20=: 198. of Dakota, games of the =24=: 57 sq. of the Missouri, Hidatsa so called =14=: 955. of the Prairie, an Arapaho division =14=: 955. of the Prairie, hand game of =24=: 276. of the Prairie, migration of =46=: 405. of the Prairie, once Arapaho =46=: 405. self-torture of the =46=: 522. symbol for the =4=: 166. women and children spared by =46=: 551. See also =Arapaho=; =Hidatsa=.
=Grosser, Doctor ----=, specimen collected by =34=: 186.
=Grossman, Capt. F. E.= agent for Pima =26=: 34. on Apache purification =9=: 475. on Casa Grande =28=: 44 sq., 61 sq. on Pima burial =1=: 98.
=Grossularia Irrigua= =45=: 472, 489.
=Grossularia Missouriensis= =33=: 84.
=Grossularia Oxyacanthoides=, use of =44=: 292, 356.
=Grote, A. R.= =46=: 331, 332, 333, 343, 353, 369.
=Grotesque Forms= East Tennessee pottery, absence of =20=: 180. Iroquoian pottery, rarity of =20=: 174. Middle Mississippi Valley pottery =20=: 85, 86, 87, 95.
=Ground= cultivation of, regulated by the Hañga gens =3=: 302. frozen =46=: 113, 168. pictographs on the =4=: 60.
=Ground Bean= =33=: 95.
=Ground Cherry= large-bladder, medicinal use of =27=: 584. mention of =33=: 113. use of =30=: 70.
=Ground Pine=, use of =44=: 290, 362.
=Ground Plan= how affected by long occupancy =13=: 212. of Mashongnavi room =8=: 108. of mesa villages influenced by prevailing winds =8=: 182. of place of initiation =39=: 84. of Shupaulovi kiva =8=: 125. of Zuñi and Tusayan compared =8=: 76.
=Ground Plum= mention of =33=: 91. See also =Astragalus Crassicarpus=.
=Ground Squirrel=, myths concerning =19=: 251, 263, 436.
=Groundhog= among Tlingit, in calendar =26=: 426. among Tlingit, mask of =26=: 436. among Tlingit, source of personal names =26=: 422. myths concerning =19=: 279, 452.
=Groups= anthropological, of the Eskimo =46=: 274. ceremonial =47=: 254-274. of aboriginal American pottery =20=: 20. of eastern United States pottery =20=: 21 sqq. social, of the Zuñi =47=: 476.
=Grouse= cawing of the =2=: 144. name of Tlingit gaming stick =26=: 444. See also =Pheasant=.
=Grouse Creek.= See =Hoopa Valley Reserve=.
=Grouseland=, treaty of =18=: 668.
=Grover, James=, license to purchase land issued to =18=: 578.
=Grow=, sign for =1=: 343.
=Grubs= in reindeer skins =11=: 295.
=Grubworm=, myths and lore concerning =19=: 251 sq., 280, 308.
=Gruel=, preparation of =30=: 76.
=Grulon, Señor ----=, mention of =34=: 217, 218.
=Gtox=, meaning of =16=: 232.
=Guabansex=, an Antillean goddess =34=: 264.
=Guabonito=, a Porto Rican ruler =25=: 109.
=Guacanagari=, an Antillean cacique =25=: 108, 137, 153, 211.
=Guacharo Cavern=, birds and spirits in =30=: 161, 175.
=Guacharo, Salies=, a bird hunted for its fat =38=: § 27, 184.
=Guache= day symbol, discussion of =16=: 226.
=Guachichules=, Mexican native province =14=: 545.
=Guadalajara, Anton de=, native ally of Coronado =14=: 536.
=Guadalajara= Cherokee in vicinity of =19=: 146. citizens of, in Coronado’s army =14=: 598. defense of, in Mixton war =14=: 408, 410. election of magistrates at =14=: 381.
=Guadalaxara=, name of, changed in 1540 =14=: 473.
=Gúĕdalóñte=, Kiowa war party led by =17=: 302.
=Guadalupe Canyon=, pueblos in =14=: 525.
=Guadalupe Day=, observance of =47=: 289.
=Guadeloupe= archeological specimens from =34=: 128-158. designs, resemblance of South Appalachian designs to =20=: 135. number of specimens from =34=: 49. petroglyphs in =10=: 139.
=Guadiana=, Spanish river =14=: 511.
=Guaes=, province near Quivira =14=: 503, 529.
=Guagarispa= settlement of =14=: 515. See also =Arispa=; =Ispa=.
=Guaguiana=, ancient Porto Rican hero =25=: 109.
=Guahibo Indians= customs of the =30=: 254. marriage customs of the =30=: 314. spells cast by the =30=: 332.
=Guajiquiro, Honduras=, method of forming numbers =19=: 915.
=Gualala= games of the =24=: hand game 289. racket 594 sq.
=Guale= Creek tribes in population of =42=: 51. of Muskhogean stock =42=: 678.
=Guamo Indians= belief of, as to spirits =30=: 181. talismans of the =30=: 287.
=Guana.= See =Iguana=.
=Guanin=, meaning of the term =25=: 146.
=Guaninis=, an ancient Porto Rican tribe =25=: 109.
=Gúañtekána= Kiowa Apache chief in 1867 =17=: 251. treaty signed by, in 1867 =17=: 186.
=Guaquili=, De Soto’s visit to =19=: 25, 28, 194.
=Guarabo=, a Carib chief =25=: 39, 40.
=Guarano= linguistic position of =25=: 216. mortuary customs of =25=: 71, 72. relationship of, to Borinqueños =25=: 217.
=Guardia, R. F.= on Chibchan number names =19=: 882. on Totonacan number names =19=: 874. on Tzotzil number names =19=: 863.
=Guardians of the Penalties=, wi´-gi-e of =39=: 44 sqq.
=Guardian Spirits= belief in =45=: 192, 292, 384. conception of =37=: 290. gained at puberty =45=: 169 images of =45=: 194 sq. offerings to =37=: 430. singing of songs from =45=: 186. supernatural powers derived from =45=: 169.
=Guardian Spirit Dance= =45=: 293, 387.
=Guarionex=, a Porto Rican cacique caciquedom of =25=: 39. hostility of, to Spaniards =25=: 23, 37, 39, 41, 150. oracle delivered to =25=: 65. zemis consulted by =25=: 56, 60.
=Guarruma Loin Cloth= =38=: § 548.
=Guas=, province of Great Plains =14=: 503, 529.
=Guasili.= See =Guaxule=.
=Guatari.= See =Wateree=.
=Guatemala= character of pottery of =20=: 20. exploration of, by Alvarado =14=: 352. petroglyphs in =10=: 142. wives for settlers imported into =14=: 374.
=Guatemalan Indians= colors of social distinction of =10=: 633. gesture signs of =10=: 647 sq. mourning color of =10=: 630. priest of =10=: 431. symbols used by =10=: 614 sq.
=Gúato-Koñgya=, treaty signed by, in 1867 =17=: 185.
=Gúatoñ-bain=, name applied to son of Set-t’aiñte =17=: 210.
=Guatulco=, port of New Spain =14=: 369.
=Guatuso=, linguistic studies =13=: XXXIV.
=Guatuzaca=, Indian mythological personage =14=: 405.
=Guava= fruit eaten by Guiana Indians =38=: § 247. use of, as fish bait =38=: § 192.
=Guaxule=, De Soto’s visit to =19=: 25, 26, 195 sqq.
=Guayána Indians=, eclipses among =30=: 258.
=Guayco=, loin cloth =38=: § 548.
=Guayma Tribe= language and classification of =17=: 96, 98, 99, 101, 102, 103, 104, 108, 130*. synonymy of =17=: 129*.
=Guaymas=, establishment of =17=: 74.
=Guaymi, Veraguas=, method of forming numbers =19=: 916.
=Guaymi Sabanero, Panama=, method of forming numbers =19=: 916.
=Guayquirie Indians= beliefs of, as to spirits =30=: 181. marriage customs of =30=: 314. propitiation of spirits by =30=: 197.
=Guayquiries=, an Orinoco tribe =25=: 204.
=Guazavas Mission=, reference to =28=: 56.
=Gueche.= See =Guache=.
=Guèla= day symbol, discussion of =16=: 221.
=Guerault, H.= =46=: 369.
=Guernsey, S. J.= bulletin by =39=: 24. paper by =40=: 17.
=Guerrier, Edward=, visit of, to Wovoka =14=: 901.
=Guesde, M.=, quoted by Mason =34=: 60, 129-137.
=Guesde Collection= description of =34=: 129-138. drawings of =34=: 137. size of =34=: 137.
=Guess or Guest, George= death of =5=: 302. inventor of the Cherokee alphabet =5=: 230; =12=: 393. See also =Sequoya=.
=Guessing Games= general description of =24=: 227 sqq. See also =Hand Game=; =Stick Games=.
=Guest, W. E.=, paper on Iroquoian pottery by =20=: 170.
=Guests= entertainment of =23=: 231. Eskimo custom of offering food to =18=: 297. Eskimo place for reception of =18=: 286. led by hostess =35=: 332. playing with fire by =23=: 495. serving of, according to rank =35=: 321. speeches of =35=: 334. See also =Salutations=.
=Guevara, Diego de= Indian village captured by =14=: 500. name of, cited by Mota Padilla =14=: 477.
=Guevara, Juan de=, appointment of son of =14=: 477.
=Guevara, Pedro de=, appointment of, as captain =14=: 477.
=Gueza-guipa=, definition of =16=: 259.
=Guha, B. S.= visit of, among the Utes and Navaho =41=: 67 sq. work of =41=: 67 sq.
=Gui= day symbol, discussion of =16=: 215.
=Guiana= arrow making in =13=: 139. ethnological objects from =34=: 30. mention of paper on Indians of =30=: 26. petroglyphs in =10=: 144-147. pictographs in =4=: 40-44, 61.
=Guiana Indians= animism and folk-lore of =30=: 26 sqq., 103-386; =36=: 36. appointment notices of =10=: 257 sq. axes used as polishers by =13=: 99. ceremonial articles of =13=: 116. mention of =25=: 195, 204, 219. name system of =4=: 171 sq.; =10=: 444 sq. painting of body by =10=: 620. papers on, mention of =37=: 27; =42=: 16. superstitions of =10=: 146. work among =30=: 107.
=Guibadái=, stealing of wife of =17=: 337.
=Guichainville, M. de=, manuscript collection of =15=: LVI.
=Guichon, Mrs. ----=, basket belonging to =41=: 236.
=Guidance and Warning=, pictographs =4=: 155 sqq.
=Guii= day symbol, discussion of =16=: 229.
=Gúik`áte= a Kiowa leader =17=: 162. death of =17=: 273, 306. Kiowa delegate in 1872 =17=: 192.
=Gúi-Kóñgya=, death of =17=: 254.
=Guild, Judge J. C.=, reminiscenses of =42=: 815.
=Guilielma Speciosa.= See =Paripi=.
=Guillemin, M. E.=, mounds figured by =25=: 272.
=Guillemot Skin=, Eskimo clothing made of =18=: 34.
=Guillemots=, mythic origin of =11=: 262.
=Guilloche= mention of =4=: 309, 459. presence of life idea in =20=: 113. use of, in decoration =20=: eastern United States pottery 67. Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 86. Ohio Valley pottery 186. use of, in stamp designs, South Appalachian pottery =20=: 137. See also =Decoration=.
=Guilloo= day symbol, discussion of =16=: 252.
=Guiloco Language= =7=: 92.
=Guilty Hunters=, Iroquois tale =2=: 99.
=Guimen=, stick game of the =24=: 248.
=Guipa=, definition of =16=: 259.
=Gúi-pä´go= a Kiowa chief =17=: 180. native name of Lone Wolf =14=: 1079. portrait of =17=: 200. treaty signed by, in 1865 =17=: 179. See also =Lone Wolf=.
=Guitéras, Eusebio= as a translator =28=: 56, 57. translator of Rudo Ensayo =26=: 23.
=Gulf Coast= burial customs of =20=: 120. European pottery from =20=: 130. occurrence of stamped ware in =20=: 135. pottery of =20=: 104-114. pottery of, area covered by =20=: 21, 130.
=Gulf Coast Pottery= character of =20=: 20, 22 sq. decoration of, in color =20=: 67. form common in =20=: 95. occurrence of features of, in east Tennessee =20=: 180. occurrence of pottery resembling, South Appalachian province =20=: 138, 140, 144. pipes =20=: 45, 108. resemblance of Lower Mississippi Valley pottery to =20=: 101, 104. resemblance of Middle Mississippi Valley pottery to =20=: 81. textile finish in =20=: 68.
=Gulf Coast Tribes=, inland extension of =20=: 107 sq.
=Gulf District= archeology of =12=: 590-593. burial caves in =12=: 592. burial mounds of =12=: 590. canals and ditches in =12=: 593. characteristics of =12=: 590. inclosures and walls of =12=: 592. C. C. Jones on =12=: 590, 593. limits of =12=: 590. modes of burial in =12=: 591. pottery and minor vestiges of art of =12=: 593. pyramidal mounds of =12=: 590.
=Gulf Indians=, hair dressing of =42=: 684.
=Gulf Mounds= =5=: 12.
=Gulf of Alaska=, archeology of =46=: 32.
=Gulf of California=, tides and currents of =17=: 45-49.
=Gulf of Mexico= Muskhogean stock on =42=: 678. physical type of tribes on =42=: 677. tribes of =30=: 19.
=Gulf Province=, in pottery =4=: 431.
=Gulf States=, ancient tribes of =26=: XIII sq.
=Gull Lake= cession of reserve at =18=: 830. reservation at =18=: 802.
=Gullets= Eskimo clothing made of =18=: 44. leather made by Eskimo from =18=: 117.
=Gulls= Eskimo method of catching =18=: 133. mention of =11=: 263.
=Gulo Barbarus.= See =Hakka=.
=Gûlsadihĭ=, legend of =19=: 376 sq.
=Gum= black, medicinal use of =42=: 659. spruce, Eskimo ornament made of =18=: 53. use of, in blade mounting =14=: 285.
=Gum Weed= =33=: 132.
=Gumilla, J.= cited =30=: 145, 146, 156, 157, 159, 162, 165, 170, 181, 254, 257 sq., 269, 276, 289, 290, 295, 303, 307 sqq., 314, 315, 325, 328, 331, 333, 343, 352, 362, 367, 368, 369, 370, 376. on Antillean dances =25=: 83. on belief in a Supreme Being =30=: 117, 138. on emblems in treaties =2=: 247. on Guarano mortuary custom =25=: 72. on Guayquiries =25=: 204. on medicine man =25=: 339. on name for Supreme Being =30=: 117, 118. on Saliva Indians =25=: 70, 71, 137. on skunks =30=: 368. on twins =30=: 325.
=Gums, Resins, Balsams= =38=: § 23.
=Gun, Miss Katherine=, capture of =42=: 769.
=Gun= blowgun =38=: § 117 sqq. gun trap =38=: § 160. See also =Guns=.
=Gun Dance= at Coweta =42=: 587. description of =42=: 587. performance of =42=: 567, 586, 604, 605, 606, 607, 610.
=Gunn, John M.=, on game of hoop and pole =24=: 478.
=Gunn, Molly=, tradition related by =44=: 176.
=Gunnison, Lieut. J. W.=, on forced interpretation =4=: 251.
=Gunpä´ñdama=, restoration of =17=: 261.
=Gunpowder=, Eskimo paint made of =18=: 198.
=Guns= firing of, at burials =42=: 393, 394. introduction of =27=: 617. introduction of, among Eskimo =18=: 119. manner of using =46=: 555. use of, by Coeur d’Alêne =45=: 101. use of, by Eskimo =18=: 163-166. See also =Firearms=; =Gun=.
=Guñsádalte= at Medicine Lodge treaty =17=: 321. data concerning =17=: 146. house built for =17=: 342.
=Gûñskăli´skĭ=, legend of =19=: 375 sqq.
=Gurley, J. G.= appointment and work of =28=: 19. editorial work of =32=: 29; =33=: 33; =36=: 29; =37=: 27. resignation of =39=: 23. work of =27=: 12; =29=: 21 sq.; =30=: 22; =34=: 25.
=Gurtler, E. C.= =46=: 31, 69, 70.
=Gurtler’s Place= =46=: 69, 70.
=Güssefeld, F. L.=, on Galisteo =29=: 482.
=Gut Skin=, Eskimo house fittings made of =18=: 246.
=Gûta`k=, a Kiowa Apache synonym =17=: 245.
=Gutierres, Diego=, appointment of, as captain =14=: 477.
=Gutierrez, Andres=, at founding of Awatobi mission =17=: 599.
=Gutierrez, A. M.=, information furnished by =44=: 64.
=Gutierrezia Sarothrae= =33=: 133.
=Guttae Gum.= See =Visinia=.
=Guyandot River=, trail to, from the Tug =42=: 771.
=Guyandot Trail= =42=: 765 sq., 767.
=Guyas.= See =Guas=.
=Guyave= or piki oven =8=: 173, 175.
=Guzman, Nuño de= arguments of, before Council for the Indies =14=: 372. conquest of New Galicia by =14=: 351. Culiacan settled by =14=: 513. expedition of, to Seven Cities =14=: 473. exploration by =17=: 51. imprisonment of, in Mexico =14=: 351. on meaning of k’an =16=: 226. position of, in New Spain =14=: 472. president of Mexican Audiencia =14=: 350. result of abuses of =14=: 408.
=Gwáhalégo=, division of the Kiowa =17=: 227.
=Gwanē= dog salmon in river of =35=: 223. salmon in river of =35=: 231.
=Gwaᵋsela=, origin of abalone names of =35=: 1269.
=Gwasila=, sun-dried salmon =35=: 350.
=Gwaᵋye= cinquefoil roots at =35=: 190. clover growing at =35=: 188. crabapples in =35=: 213.
=Gwētela= =35=: 805.
=Gwin, James W.=, commissioner to treat with Cherokee =5=: 288.
=Gwyther, George=, on Poguate =29=: 539.
=Gyai-ko=, Kiowa name of the Comanche =14=: 1043.
=Gyái`ko=, Kiowa name of the Comanche =17=: 163.
=Gyaí`koaóñte=, death of =17=: 299.
=Gyarzobi=, or Paroquet Kiva, roof timbers of =8=: 120.
=Gyles, John=, on Abnaki marriage customs =17=: 282*.
=Gymnocladus Canadensis=, medicinal use of =27=: 584.
=Gymnocladus Dioica= =33=: 89.
=Gypsum= Tewa name for =29=: 584. use of, as whitewash =8=: 73, 74, 172.
=Gypsy= notice of direction by the =10=: 340. use of Stramonium by =30=: 41.
H
=H-figure=, on Pueblo pottery, reference to =22, i=: 181.
=Hâ-âk= among the Pima =26=: 224, 248, 254, 278.
=Hāănalēnâ= =35=: 812.
=Haast, J. von=, as to quaternary people of New Zealand =3=: 147.
=Haăyalik·aweᵋ Dance= =35=: 813, 978.
=Habel, Dr. S.=, investigations of, in Central South America =4=: 73, 80, 194.
=Habenaria Leuchostachys= =45=: 467, 504, 506.
=Haberer, K.= =46=: 369.
=Habi-habi=, an obscene Warrau dance =38=: § 593.
=Habinapo= land cessions and reservations =18=: 784.
=Habitat= change of, modification of ideas by =4=: 370. of the Assiniboin =46=: 406-410. of the Cherokee =19=: 14 sq. of the Coeur d’Alêne =45=: 37. of the Indian tribes =3=: XXIX. of the Kiowa =17=: 151, 166, 171, 180. of the Okanagan group =45=: 203. of the Omaha, general description of =27=: 33, 70 sqq., 85-94, 608. of the Omaha, influence on political unity =27=: 199. of the Omaha, summary as to =27=: 112 sqq. of the Seri =17=: 22-50. of the Siouan Indians =15=: 186. of the Tewa =29=: 37, 103 sq. of the Winnebago =37=: 52, 76 sq. value of pottery in study of =20=: 18, 19, 21 sq.
=Habitations= affected by environment =4=: 473. of the Creeks =42=: 172. of the Fox Indians =40=: 338. of the Point Barrow Eskimo =9=: 72-86. of the Seminole Indians =42=: 173. of the Winnebago =37=: 104 sqq. of western Utah, chronology of =36=: 26. sign for =1=: 427. study of =41=: 2. See also =Dwellings=; =Houses=; =Lodges=.
=Habits= of the Eskimo, changing =46=: 366. personal, of the Point Barrow Eskimo =9=: 420 sq.
=Haburi= identification of =30=: 119, 120. legends concerning =30=: 119, 120, 122-125. See also =Hariwali=; =Yaperi-Kuli=.
=Hackberry= =33=: 76.
=Hackia, budding=, a sign of wet =38=: § 938.
=Hacus=, use of name by Niza =14=: 575.
=Hădai´i=, a Caddo division =14=: 1092.
=Haddon, Prof. Alfred C.= on cat’s cradle, Navaho =24=: 767. on Jamaican skulls =25=: 30.
=Hadiwiwi=, four-stick game of the =24=: 333.
=Hadley, Elwood=, agent for Pima =26=: 34.
=Hadley, L. D.=, Kiowa paper published by =17=: 389.
=Hadley, L. F.=, Kwapa linguistic work of =15=: XLVIII.
=Hadu’´ĭ=, a man-being in Iroquoian cosmology =21=: 197, 201.
=Haeberlin, Dr. Hermann K.= assistance of, in preparing index =31=: 32. contributor to Bureau =48=: 1189. death of =39=: 21. excavations made by =34=: 170. notes of =41=: 266, 269, 272, 275, 276, 287, 288, 290, 296 sq., 298. obituary of =48=: 1221. paper by, in conjunction with Dr. F. Boas =38=: p. 14. papers by =41=: 119; 42: 17. reference to =41=: 265, 275, 284, 286, 289. specimen figured by =34=: 219. work of =37=: 19, 20, 21.
=Haeltzuk= habitat of =7=: 129, 130. population of =7=: 131. principal tribes of =7=: 131.
=Haerne, Monseigneur D. de=, works of, on sign language =1=: 292.
=Haessler, Miss ----=, work of =34=: 21.
=Hafting= of implements of shell =2=: 203, 205, 211. of stone implements =15=: 112, 113. shape of implements based on mode of =15=: 98. various methods of =13=: 72.
=Hagar, Stansbury= acknowledgment to =19=: 13. material collected by =24=: 74. on Cherokee myths =19=: 431, 437, 441, 442, 443, 445, 447, 470, 476, 481. on dice game, Micmac =24=: 74-77. on football, Micmac =24=: 698 sq. on Ulûñsû´tî =19=: 460.
=Hagenbeck, Carl=, material collected by =24=: 155.
=Haha.= See =Noha=.
=Hahai=, appearance of, in Powamû festival =21=: 71.
=Hahai wüqti= a Hopi personage =15=: 265, 280, 281, 297. appearance of, in Palülükoñti =21=: 53. appearance of, in picture of Nakopan hoya =21=: 117. appearance of, in Powamû festival =21=: 35, 67. description of =21=: 68. personation of, in Nacab kiva in 1893 =21=: 50.
=Hahali.= See =Thomas, Juan=.
=Hăhau´=, location of =14=: 739.
=Hăhau´ pûm=, sketch of the =14=: 739.
=Hahawe=, (Hopi chief), on advent of clan at Walpi =19=: 585.
=Hahnemann, ----=, cited on Stramonium =30=: 41.
=Hai-ai´nĭma=, a Sanpoil synonym =14=: 733.
=Haida= boundaries =4=: 66. calendar =26=: 426 sq. divisions of the =7=: 120. games of the =26=: 443, 445. land-otter men =26=: 457. language of, related to Koluschan =7=: 120. medicine men =26=: 463 sqq. method of land tenure =7=: 40. on history of Tlingit Teqoedi =26=: 408. population of =7=: 121. potlatches =26=: 434 sq. property women =26=: 460. researches among =23=: XVIII. study of social organization of =23=: XXXIV. superstitions of =26=: 471. terms of relationship =26=: 424 sq. use of labrets by =3=: 82, 88. use of masks by =3=: 110-120. version of salmon story =26=: 458. See also =Haida Indian=.
=Haida Indian= art among the =6=: XLI, XLII. basket work of the =10=: 217. composite forms in pictographs of =10=: 737. demon of the =10=: 47. gambling sticks of the =10=: 547 sq. games of the =24=: archery 395. dice games 189 sq. hand game 318 sq. hoop and pole 517 sq. jackstraws 730. shinny 642. stick games 259-263. tops 747. unclassified games 784. language, studies in =24=: XX. linguistic material =30=: 19. myths of the =10=: 477 sq., 479. pictographs by =10=: 217. proximity of Tsimshian and Tlingit =26=: 476. relations with Tlingit =26=: 411 sq., 414, 415, 423. researches among the =25=: XVI sq. Sta´stas clan Masset =26=: 411. supernatural beings of the =26=: 451, 452, 454, 458. tattooing of the =10=: 396-405. texts, preparation of =24=: XXXII. thunder-birds of the =10=: 485. totem post of =10=: 684 sq. See also =Haida=.
=Haida (Kaigami)= =24=: 131, 246, 784.
=Haida Language= fear of =31=: 255, 446. grammar of =26=: XVIII, XXI. relationship of, with Athapascan =26=: 474, 485. relationship of, with Tlingit =26=: conclusions 485. lexical similarities 475-485. phonetics 472. roots and stems 472 sqq. structure of sentence 475. word composition 474 sq. See also =Haida Indian=.
=Haida Village= recommendation for preservation of =41=: 26. restoration of =43=: 12 sq.
=Haight’s Creek Mounds,= location of =37=: 99.
=Hai´-ish=, a Caddo division =14=: 1092.
=Hai´it=, number names of =19=: 871.
=Hai´itcottam= class of Pima medicine-men =26=: 257. See also =Medicine-Men=, Pima.
=Hai-kees-kak-wee-lãh=, Assiniboin wife of E. T. Denig =46=: 277.
=Haikutwotopeh,= a mythical character of the Konkan =24=: 296 sq.
=Hail= symbolism of, in Ghost dance =14=: 789. terms relating to =29=: 58.
=Haile, Father Berard= material collected by =24=: 93. on archery, Navaho =24=: 385 sq. on ball race, Navaho =24=: 668. on baseball, Navaho =24=: 789 sq. on cat’s cradle, Navaho =24=: 766. on dice games, Navaho =24=: 92 sq., 96 sq. on hoop and pole, Navaho =24=: 457 sq., 459. on shinny, Navaho =24=: 624. on unclassified games, Navaho =24=: 781.
=Hailstones= effect of, in Coronado’s camp =14=: 506. life symbols =36=: 134.
=Hailtzuk= population of =7=: 105. See also =Haeltzuk=.
=Haimara= caught by hand =38=: § 185. caught by spring hook =38=: § 197.
=Hai´nai= a Caddo division =14=: 1092. Ghost songs of the =14=: 1099.
=Haines’ Mission= clans of =26=: 413. Tlingit settlements of =26=: 397.
=Haiowa Gum= mention of =38=: § 23. use of, for torches =38=: § 5.
=Hair= armlets =38=: § 540. arrangement of, as a sign of mourning =40=: 360, 485. arrangement of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas =21=: 42, 70, 73, 74, 82, 85, 88, 89, 93, 94, 113, 115, 117, 118. articles made of =42=: 690. artificial coloration of =42=: 684. belts =38=: § 543. buffalo, use of, in medicine =14=: 980, 981, 1033. care of, among Pima =26=: 158 sq., 183. cedar bark used as, in dress of Hopi katcinas =21=: 86. child’s, singeing of =35=: 653, 671, 825, 827. ceremonial washing of =47=: 286, 291, 295, 506, 776, 874, 894. combing of =38=: § 833, 888. combing of, restrictions on =30=: 312, 313. combs, pins, etc. =38=: § 517. crimping of =45=: 86. cutting of =38=: § 277, 516, 831, 847, 860, 864, 865; =46=: 83. cutting of, as a mortuary custom =14=: 782; =31=: 534. Eskimo =18=: 26, 28; =46=: 161. Eskimo, ceremonial objects made of =18=: 396. Eskimo, methods of dressing =18=: 57 sq. Eskimo, methods of wearing =9=: 140 sqq. Eskimo, toys made of =18=: 343. facial =42=: 683. human, woven by the Hopi =17=: 630. indicating number of people who die =32=: 625. indicative of a large number =38=: § 940. manner of dressing =42=: 525. medicine for removing =30=: 44. methods of wearing, shown by Ohio Valley figurines =20=: 184. method of wearing, Tsimshian =31=: 398. oil for =35=: 1224. of dog =35=: 1317. on masks =47=: 863. ornament for =45=: 82 sq. ornaments, Eskimo =18=: 57 sq. plucking of, by the Menomini =14=: 210. removal of =42=: 683. representation of, in death’s-head vases =20=: 98. restrictions concerning =40=: 257, 307, 360. sacred =33=: 645. Seri =17=: 139* sq. Seri use of, in making cord =17=: 227* sqq. Serian and Yuman names for =17=: 324*-327*. symbolism of, when decorating clothing =46=: 560. topknot worn by men =31=: 398. use of, as a quiver =42=: 684, 693. use of brushes of, in pottery decoration =20=: 67, 86. use of, for fringes =45=: 68. use of, for producing abortion =14=: 286. use of, in weaving =13=: 22, 24, 25, 28, 36. Western Eskimo =46=: 213-228. See also =Hair-cutting=; =Hair-dressing=; =Hair, Human=; =Horsehair=; =Human Hair=; etc.
=Hair and Wigs=, use of, by Indian medicine-men =9=: 474 sq.
=Hair-brushes=, blue grama used for =30=: 83.
=Hair-cutting= according to gens =43=: 87-94. after death =35=: 709. as a mourning custom =14=: 241; =35=: 603. of maturing girl =35=: 701. of mother of infant =35=: 655. Omaha totemic =43=: 87. symbolic cone flower =43=: 91. symbolic of throat-cutting =35=: 709.
=Hair Dance=, description of =42=: 534.
=Hair-dressing= female =47=: 232, 867. Guiana Indian =38=: § 515. in Hopi ceremony =15=: 275. male =47=: 232, 867. of the ancient Zuñi =13=: 358. of the Chickasaw =44=: 241. of the Flathead tribes =45=: 341. of the Hopi =15=: 265; =17=: 661, 663. of the Kiowa =17=: 150. of the Pawnee =17=: 290. of the Pueblo women =14=: 517. of the Seri =17=: 226* sq. of the Southeast (Choctaw, etc.) =42=: 683 sq. of the tribes of Upper Missouri =46=: 554. of the Winnebago =37=: 109. of Tusayan =8=: 37. styles of =45=: 83-86, 236. symbolism of =43=: 54, 55. See also =Hair=.
=Hair, Human= ceremony of cutting =27=: 122-128. connection of, with life of individual =27=: 123, 124. in Thunder ceremony =27=: 143. lock of, from boy’s head =27=: 613. manner of wearing =27=: 350, 352. Osage, Ponca, Sioux =27=: 132. symbolic cutting of =27=: 42-46, 198. use of, with pipe of Sacred Pole =27=: 227. See also =Hair=; etc.; =Hair-dressing=; =Human Hair=; =Scalp Lock=; =Scalps=.
=Hair-line= for fish-hooks =35=: 179. mention of =35=: 158.
=Hair Plucking= among Siouan Indians =15=: 185.
=Hair Rope=, Kwakiutl =35=: 664.
=Hairi=, Lonchocarpus sp. as fish poison =38=: § 210. cultivation of =38=: § 246. legend of =38=: § 600.
=Hairi Tree= origin of =30=: 234. spirits associated with =30=: 228, 233.
=Hairiballi=, alleged fish poison =38=: § 214.
=Hairy Bear=, on part of Wa´waⁿ ceremony =27=: 401.
=Hairy Men=, a Cheyenne division =14=: 1025.
=Haiti= archeological reconnaissances in =25=: XXVII. juegos de bola in =25=: 79. location of =25=: 21. pestles from =34=: 227. religious and ceremonial use of color in =10=: 628. visit of Dr. J. W. Fewkes to =25=: 17.
=Haitians= agriculture of the =25=: 50 sq. as potters =25=: 189. chief authorities on =25=: 19 sq. culture of =25=: 27, 178 sq., 215. dress of the =25=: 34. house of the =25=: 41, 42 sq., 46. idols of the =25=: 146. language of the =25=: 77, 78. myths of the =25=: 73 sq. physical characteristics of the =25=: 28-31. relationship of, with Borinqueños =25=: 26. religion of the =25=: 131, 201. researches of Dr. J. W. Fewkes among =25=: 19 sqq. resistance of, to Spaniards =25=: 31. rites and ceremonies of the =25=: 64-72. skeletal remains of the =25=: 29, 30. slavery among the =25=: 25. wood carving of the =25=: 210. zemis of the =25=: 54, 58, 197.
=Haitsĭki.= See =Gaápiatañ=.
=Hakluyt, Richard= cited =12=: 614. omissions in translation of Coronado’s letter by =14=: 563. on Acoma =29=: 543. on Indian sieves =13=: 17. on Ulloa’s explorations =17=: 52, 53. on Zuñi name for Acoma =14=: 490, 560, 575. on Zuñi name for Acoma people =14=: 490, 575. quotation from =14=: 554, 558, 560. translation of Coronado’s letter by =14=: 552.
=Hakluyt Society Publications=, on Pecos =29=: 476.
=Hako Ceremony= antiquity and wide prevalence of =22, ii=: 279, 280. arrangement of paper on =22, ii=: 16. diagram of son’s lodge during =22, ii=: 105. diagram showing movements of father’s party during =22, ii=: 67. exchange of commodities through =22, ii=: 281. harmonious structure of =22, ii=: 282. initial rites of =22, ii=: 27-48, 283-291. meaning of =22, ii=: 24, 26. names of =22, ii=: 17, 18. origin of =22, ii=: 279, 330. Pawnee, monograph on =23=: XVI, XXXVIII, XLIII. Pawnee, reference to =27=: 74, 380. personnel of =22, ii=: 18, 19. preparation for =22, ii=: 26-58. preparation of, scheme of =22, ii=: 24. public rites of =22, ii=: 105-183, 313-339. purposes of =22, ii=: 49, 50, 280, 287. rendition and explanation of, by the Kurahus =22, ii=: 26. requisites of =22, ii=: 19-23. rhythmic expression in =22, ii=: 282, 283. sacred objects of, care of =22, ii=: 100. sacred objects of, vivification of =22, ii=: 58, 59, 295, 296. scheme of =22, ii=: 24 sq. secret rites of =22, ii=: 183-247, 339-359. symbolism of =22, ii=: 20-23, 280, 281, 361, 362. time of =22, ii=: 23, 24. unvarying sequence of =22, ii=: 282. work of, division of, among members of Hako party =22, ii=: 100.
=Hako Ritual= of the Pawnee, mention of =21=: XXXI. of the Pawnee, work of Miss Fletcher on =22, i=: XIV, XXXVII, XLIV.
=Haksi=, meaning of the word =42=: 338 sq.
=Hakto= description of picture of =21=: 60. representation of, in Pamürti =21=: 27, 28.
=Hak !ulâ´q=, Tsimshian myth of =31=: 221-225.
=Halbert, Henry S.= acknowledgment to =34=: 14. editorial work of =34=: 26. See also =Swanton, J. R., and Halbert=.
=Haldemann, S. S.=, description of shell beads by =2=: 227, 230.
=Hale, E. E.= Natick dictionary obtained through =20=: XXI. petitions for Casa Grande repairs =15=: CIII. Trumbull dictionary obtained through =21=: XXV, XXVI.
=Hale, Horatio= acknowledgment to =14=: XLIII. authority for Iroquois myth of the Thunderers =2=: 55. classification and habitat of Waiilatpuan tribes by =7=: 127. discovery of branches of Athapascan family in Oregon by =7=: 52. explorations of Iroquoian province by =20=: 159. linguistic literature of =7=: 14, 25. linguistic work of =15=: XCVII. on certain Pujunan tribes =7=: 99, 100. on Cherokee linguistic relationship =19=: 16. on Cherokee migrations =19=: 191. on early home of Siouan stock =19=: 1043. on former Siouan habitat =15=: 173. on Indian names =4=: 98. on Iroquois migrations =19=: 189. on linguistic evidence of migration =15=: 199. on Mohawk signs =1=: 327. on the affinity of Cheroki to Iroquois =7=: 77. on the derivation of “Iroquois” =7=: 77. on the “Kaus or Kwokwoos” =7=: 89. on the Palaihnihan =7=: 97. on the Sastean family =7=: 106. on the Talatui =7=: 92. on the Yakonan family =7=: 134. on Tutelo and Dakota resemblances =15=: 159. Salishan researches of =7=: 104. Siouan language studied by =15=: 168. theory of, as to clans =17=: 227. Tutelo studies of =7=: 114; =13=: XXXIX.
=Hale, Lieut. H. E.= in Sioux outbreak =14=: 862. ordered to arrest Sitting Bull =14=: 862. Sitting Bull fugitives arrested by =14=: 863.
=Halemano=, mention of =33=: 312, 321, 327, 618, 619, 622, 629, 654.
=Hales, H.=, pottery collected by =22, i=: 180.
=Hale’s Point, Tenn.= earthen burial casket from =20=: 38. pottery from =4=: 423. trail to =42=: 854. See also =Tennessee=.
=Half-blood Eskimo=, characteristics of =18=: 28, 29.
=Half-breed=, Tewa names of =29=: 575.
"=Half-Marriage=,” characters of =17=: 285*.
=Half-Moon Lick=, remains found at =42=: 808.
=Halftown, Truman=, Seneca informant =32=: 50.
=Halian=, acknowledgment to =30=: 38.
=Haliburton, ----=, acknowledgment to =19=: 13.
=Halibut= among the Kwakiutl =35=: apron 248. beliefs concerning 247, 1324. blistered half-dried 363. boiled dried 364. bones gathered after meal 358. bones thrown into water 246. cutting of 240-250. dried 360. dried apron 248. dried fins of 248. dried head of 248. dried stomach of 248. dried tail of 248. drying of 249 sqq. eaten with seal blubber 463. eggs, boiled 368. edges, Newettee names of 379. edges, roasted 370. fins, boiled 247. fins, soaked dried 375. first of season 247. fisher, prayer of 1320-1327. fishing, bait for 1320. head dried 371. heads and backbone, fresh 357. intestines 245, 247. methods of hauling ashore 1323. middle piece of 378. preserving 241-252. ribs of 248. rough edges of 248. skin and meat 361. skin poked 367. soaked in canoe 271, 272, 275. spawn 377, 378. stomach, dried, boiled and soaked 373. tips 359. treatment of stomach when fresh 245. among the Tlingit =26=: crest animal 423. customs concerning 458 sq. house-group name 402, 403, 405. name of gaming stick 444. source of personal names 422.
=Haliotis Shells= ornaments of =28=: 143. Pueblo articles made of =22, i=: 92, representation of, in Hopi pictures =21=: 119. use of, as vessels =2=: 189,191. use of, in manufacturing beads =2=: 225, 227. use of, in manufacturing fishhooks =2=: 209. use of, in pendants =2=: 209, 261. use of, in trade =2=: 191.
=Halitane=, a synonym of Comanche =14=: 1043.
=Hall, Capt. Charles Francis= acknowledgment to =6=: 409. cited =6=: 411, 422, 432, 442, 443, 444, 445, 446, 447, 448, 449, 450, 452, 456, 457, 459, 462, 463, 464, 486, 499, 503, 509, 547, 578, 583, 589, 594, 595, 596, 601, 602, 606, 607, 608, 611, 614, 615, 639. material collected by =24=: 546, 547. on cat’s cradle, Central Eskimo =24=: 767 sq. on dice game, Central Eskimo =24=: 102. on Eskimo sledge shoes =9=: 353. on Eskimo whale fishery =9=: 274. on ring and pin, Central Eskimo =24=: 546. pottery obtained by =4=: 382, 429. works of, consulted =9=: 22. See also =McKenney and Hall=.
=Hall, Charles T.=, information furnished by =44=: 64.
=Hall, Edward=, acknowledgments to =25=: 121 sq., 143.
=Hall, Rev. James=, shooting of negro by, by mistake =19=: 52.
=Hall, J. Lee= Kiowa agent in 1885 =17=: 226 Kiowa agent in 1887 =17=: 220. restoration of quiet among Kiowa by =17=: 357.
=Hall, Susan W.=, on double-ball, Arikara =24=: 657.
=Halla=, Arawak name for wooden bench =38=: § 328.
"=Hallelujah=,” of the Creeks =1=: 195.
=Haller, ----=, cited =30=: 42.
=Halley’s Bluff=, an Indian village site =41=: 66.
=Hallock, Charles= cited =10=: 33. petroglyphs reported by =10=: 116. pictographs described by =10=: 42, 43. pictographs reported by =10=: 90.
=Hallock, W.=, on Chiriquian methods of casting =6=: 38.
=Hallowell, Dr. A. I.=, reference to =43=: 256.
=Hall’s Landing=, pestle found at =15=: 103.
=Hä´lo`kwe=, Ant Fraternity of the Zuñi =23=: 528 sqq. organization of the =23=: 410.
=Halona= a town of Cibola =13=: 327, 332. description of =8=: 88, 89. destruction of church at =13=: 330. mission established at =13=: 327, 329. remains of, the nucleus of Zuñi =8=: 97, 98. stone-close at, description of =8=: 193. walls of, the nucleus of modern Zuñi =8=: 138.
=Halonawan=, settlement at =13=: 429.
=Halt!= signals for =1=: 530, 535.
=Halters= of the Omaha =13=: 280.
=Halus.= See =Tsauda=.
=Halves=, Cult of the =19=: 843-847.
"=Halving=” of timbers in Kiva trap frames =8=: 206.
=Hamaca= of Santo Domingo =38=: § 458.
=Hamats=, custom of biting among =10=: 407.
=Hambley, Colonel ----=, on seat of government =42=: 310.
=Hambruch, P.= =46=: 369.
=Hamefku´ttelli=, a Pit River band =14=: 1052.
=Hamilton, ----=, on Fort Mims massacre =19=: 216.
=Hamilton, Governor ----=, project of, for uniting Indians in attack on American frontier =19=: 55.
=Hamilton, Alexander=, protest by, cited =18=: 543.
=Hamilton, H. P.= acknowledgment to =20=: 17. pottery collected by =20=: 195.
=Hamilton, William= on Indian beliefs =11=: 419, 423, 524. on prayer-stick symbolism =14=: 699.
=Hamilton, Rev. William= Iowa gentes given by =15=: 238. on cannibalism of Iowas =3=: 272. on gray-haired Omaha children =3=: 275. on Omaha customs after childbirth =3=: 264.
=Hamilton Manuscript=, cited =7=: 54.
=Hamilton Pictured Rock= =4=: 225 sq.
=Hammers= grooved, from St. Vincent region =34=: 101 sq. of the Eskimo =9=: 182; =18=: 75. of the Kwakiutl =35=: 267, 270. round stones used as =13=: 97. stone =45=: 41, 207. stone, Casa Grande =28=: 124 sq. stone, from Wolpi =2=: 375. stone, from Zuñi =2=: 337.
=Hammerstones= at South Mountain =15=: 75. description of =13=: 94; =15=: 103, 104. distribution of =15=: 141, 142. flint, presented to Bureau =47=: 13. found at Little Falls =15=: 68. found in Ohio =13=: XXVII. of the Kwakiutl =35=: 506, 510.
=Hammocks= bringing in of, significance of =30=: 313. for restraining drunken people =38=: § 280. introduction of, among the Omaha 1=3=: 275. manufacture of, Guiana Indian =38=: p. 381-399. of the Menomini =14=: 258. ropes for =38=: § 71. string figures of =38=: § 652, 678, 679. superstitions concerning =30=: 303. woman’s share in making of =38=: § 901.
=Hammond, Dr. J. F.=, on burial lodges =1=: 154.
=Hamoawi=, four-stick game of the =24=: 333.
=Hampassawan=, description of =8=: 83 sqq.
=Hămshămts!es= assistants of =35=: 1168, 1171, 1175. bites spectators =35=: 1127. ceremony of Kwāg·uł =35=: 1176. dance of =35=: 1000, 1086, 1127, 1171 sq., 1174 sq. mention of =35=: 876, 877, 902, 943, 947 sq., 996, 1132, 1135, 1148, 1158 sq.
=Hamstrings=, Indian custom of removing =19=: 447.
=Hamy, E. T.= =46=: 234, 237, 330, 332, 338, 348, 350, 354, 371.
=Han Kutcin=, hand game of the =24=: 272.
=Hanaaumoe= =33=: 662.
=Hänä´chä-thi´äk= Arapaho name of Sitting Bull =14=: 894. See also =Sitting Bull=.
=Ha´nahawunĕna=, an Arapaho division =14=: 956.
=Hanaqua=, taming of =38=: § 724.
=Hance’s Ranch=, pictograph bowlder near =17=: 545.
=Hancock, Gen. W. S.= destruction of Cheyenne village by =17=: 183. Kiowa name for =17=: 321. presence of, at Medicine Lodge treaty =17=: 31. presence of Set-t’añite with, in 1867 =17=: 207.
=Hand= decorations representing, Apalachee-Ohio pottery =20=: 180. figure of, on Matia mask =21=: 104. figures on Sikyatki pottery =17=: 666 sqq., 728. positions, types of =1=: 547. Serian and Yuman names of =17=: 330* sqq. use of, in modeling and finishing, eastern United States pottery =20=: 50, 51, 54, 68, 73. use of, in modeling and finishing, Middle Mississippi Valley pottery =20=: 84. See also =Decoration=; =Hands=; =Manufacture=; =Modeling=.
=Hand-and-Foot Ball= description of =24=: 561, 704 sq. played by the =24=: Arapaho 705. Assiniboin 705, 707. Cheyenne 705 sq. Crows 705, 707. Eskimo, Western 706 sq. Gros Ventres 705, 706. Mandan 705, 707. Winnebago 705, 708.
=Hand Ball= game of =47=: 240. played by the Eskimo =18=: 336 sq.
=Hand Game= general description of =24=: 44, 267. implements for =24=: 33. origin of =24=: 32. played by the =24=: Achomawi 307. Algonkin 273. Algonkin stock 273. Arapaho 268, 276. Arikara 276. Assiniboin 276, 316 sq. Babine 273. Bannock 307 sqq. Bellacoola 299. Blackfeet 269, 276, 305, 317. Calapooya 283 sqq. California tribes 267. Cheyenne 276. Chilcat 287 sq. Chinook 281 sq., 300. Chipewayan 272. Chowchilla 294. Clallam 299. Clatsop 282. Clayoquot 319. Cocopa 326. Comanche 309. Cree 270, 273, 316. Crows 317. Dakota (Yankton) 267. Dalles Indians 307. Eskimo 705. Eskimo, Labrador 283. Etchareottine 272. Grosventres 270 sq., 276. Gualala 289. Haida 318 sq., 320. Han Kutchin 272. Hidatsa 272. Huchnom 323. Kawchodinne 272. Kawia 310. Kiowa 284 sq. Klamath 291 sqq. Klikitat 307. Konkan 296 sq. Kutchin 272. Kutenai 276, 285 sqq. Kwakiutl 319, 320, 321. Maidu 297 sq. Makah 321 sq. Mission Indians 325 sq. Modoc 293. Mohave 326 sq. Mono 310, 311. Nez Percés 304 sq. Nishinam 298. Niska 281. Nisqualli 299, 300. Nootka 322. Okanagan 300 sq. Ololopa 299. Paiute 311 sq. Papago 295. Pawnee 269, 274 sqq. Penelakut 301. Piegan 271. Pima 267, 295 sq. Pomo 289 sqq. Puyallup 302. Rumsen 283. Saboba 313. Salishan 273. Sarsi 272. Sekani 273. Shoshoni 276, 309, 313, 314. Shuswap 302. Songish 302. Takulli 272 sqq. Thompson Indians 302 sq. Tlingit 288 sq. Tobikhar 314 sq. Topinagugim 294 sq. Tsimshian 273. Twana 303 sq. Uinta Ute 315. Umatilla 305 sq. Umpqua 274. Ute 276. Wasco 282. Washo 322. Wichita 267, 276-281. Wintun 283. Yakima 307. Yampa Ute 315. Yokuts 293 sq. Yuma 326, 327. playing of the =45=: 131.
=Hand-holds,= cut in faces of cliffs =8=: 191.
=Hand Katcina.= See =Matia=.
=Hand Net= Guiana Indian =38=: § 201. See also =Landing Net=.
"=Hand of Glory=,” superstitions concerning =9=: 486.
=Hand-shaking=, connection of, with signs =1=: 385.
=Hand Stones=, Casa Grande =28=: 126.
=Hand Symbol= in the codices =16=: 232.
=Hand Tablet Dance=, of the Hopi =21=: 23.
=Handbook of American Indians= demand for =34=: 27. mention of =24=: X, XVII, XIX, XX, XXIII-XXVI; =25=: X, XVII, XIX, XX; =30=: 10, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21. Part I issued =28=: 19. preparation of =28=: 10, 11, 13 sq., 15, 16, 19; =29=: 10, 11 sqq., 17, 18, 21, 22. progress of =26=: IX sq., XII, XIII, XVI sq., XXI, XXIII-XXVI, XXIX, XXXI; =27=: 7, 8, 9, 12, 13. reference to =28=: 226.
=Handbook of Indian Languages= cited as to Fox =28=: 227. description of =26=: XVIII, XXI sq. mention of =25=: X, XIX sq.; =31=: 18. preparation of =29=: 18, 22. work on =27=: 9.
=Handbooks= in preparation =30=: 10.
=Handfasting=, comparison of, with Seri marriage custom =17=: 285*.
=Handkerchief Rock=, Tazewell County, Virginia =10=: 122.
=Handled Group= of Chiriquian pottery =6=: 90-97.
=Handled Vessels= =4=: 271, 306, 314, 319, 325, 346, 393.
=Handles= Apalachee-Ohio pottery =20=: 180, 181, 182. Catawba method of adding =20=: 54. drag, Eskimo =18=: 172. eastern United States pottery, method of modeling =20=: 51. Florida Peninsula pottery =20=: 127, 128. Florida Peninsula, rarity of =20=: 118. for Eskimo boxes and baskets =18=: 100-103. for Eskimo drill cords =9=: 180; =18=: 82. for Eskimo drums =9=: 386. for Eskimo fish nets =18=: 189. for Eskimo floats =18=: 145. for Eskimo seal drags =9=: 257 sqq. for Eskimo skin scrapers =18=: 114. for Eskimo tool bags =9=: 190; =18=: 93. for Eskimo work boxes and water buckets =18=: 100-103. for vessels =34=: 71-74, 237. Gulf Coast pottery =20=: 105, 106. how fastened to axes =13=: 63. Iroquoian province, rarity of =20=: 162. Middle Mississippi Valley pottery =20=: 88, 89, 90, 94. Northwestern pottery =20=: 198, 199, 200. of baskets =41=: 194 sq. Ohio Valley pottery =20=: 184 sq. Piedmont Virginia pottery =20=: 149, 150. Potomac-Chesapeake province, absence of =20=: 151. Potomac-Chesapeake province, modes resembling =20=: 157. South Appalachian pottery =20=: 144.
=Handley, Capt. Samuel=, capture and release of =19=: 74.
=Handley, T. B.=, survey by =18=: 946.
=Hands= cleaning of, for meals =38=: § 275. Eskimo =46=: 245, 249, 253, 359. game of the Blackfeet =24=: 269. game of the Western tribes =24=: 276. gestures and salutations =38=: § 806. Seri habitual use of =17=: 152* sqq. symbolic use of =15=: 263. Western Eskimo =46=: 215-227. Yukon Indian =46=: 162, 245. See also =Hand=.
=Hanega=, population of =7=: 87.
=Hanford, Judge ----=, decision of, in land severalty case =14=: 757.
=Hañga= a division of the Omaha =37=: 181. a division of the Osage =37=: 181.
=Hañga Gens= ceremony at death =3=: 233. mythical origin of =3=: 233. names of the =3=: 236. regulation of buffalo hunt by =3=: 284. regulation of certain feasts by =3=: 272. regulation of cultivation of the ground by =3=: 302. regulation of sacred pipes by =3=: 221-224. sacred pole of the =3=: 234. sacred tents of the =3=: 233. style of wearing the hair of =3=: 235. subgentes of the =3=: 235. taboo of =3=: 235.
=Hanging=, a means of suicide =38=: § 732.
=Hanging Chair= for babies =38=: § 913.
=Hanging Maw= capture of Creek murderer by order of =19=: 77. conference at Tellico attended by =19=: 79. expedition against Creeks under =19=: 77. killing of wife of =19=: 74. wounding of =19=: 74.
=Hanging Rock=, limestone, area of =44=: 507.
=Hanging Tray= circular =38=: § 411. rectangular =38=: § 407.
=Hanging Trick=, string figure of =38=: § 711, 712.
=Hangman’s Rope=, superstitions concerning =9=: 574, 575.
=Han`hlipink`ya=, in Zuñi mythology =13=: 424.
=Hani=, personification of pipe lighter by =21=: 30.
=Hani´=, Hopi Tobacco clan chief, reference to =19=: 579.
=Hanmdepi=, practice of =11=: 437.
=Hanna, Okla.=, Okchai square ground near =42=: 589.
=Hano= a Tusayan village =14=: 519. absence of Snake ceremony at =16=: 273. Asa group occupy site of =8=: 30. Buffalo dance at =21=: 31, 43. comparison of, with Walpi =17=: 642. corn planting in plaza kiva of =21=: 52. derivation of name of =29=: 570. description of =8=: 61, 62. direction of kivas of =8=: 115. East Mesa Natacka masks in =21=: 70. extinction of Sun clan of =21=: 57. gathering of Palülükoñti katcinas at =21=: 52. Hopi katcinas derived from =21=: 126. house of Plumed Snake of =21=: 51. in 1782 =17=: 579. kiva, ownership of =8=: 134. kivas, list of =8=: 136. legend of =28=: 49. location of, in Hopi country =19=: 579. occupation of, by the Tewa =29=: 37. planting of beans at =21=: 31. pottery of =28=: 159. Powamû child flogging at =21=: 36, 69. resemblance between Walpi Sumaikoli celebration and that held at =21=: 55. resemblance of Walpi drama to that of =21=: 42. rude transom over roof beam in =8=: 187. sealed openings in =8=: 199. serpent effigies owned by =21=: 51. shrine on trail to =21=: 33. Sumaikoli and Kawikoli masks in =21=: 96. Sumaikoli summer ceremony at =21=: 57. traditions regarding settlement in Tusayan =8=: 35. when established =17=: 636. worship of war gods of =21=: 21, 25, 26. Yohozro claimed by =21=: 84.
=Hano Clans= advent of, at Walpi =19=: 585. descendants of Tewa clans =19=: 614. introduction of East Mesa Natackas into Tusayan by =21=: 71. migrations and census of =19=: 614-622. names and locations of =19=: 615 sq.
=Hano-muh= definition of =8=: 36. the inhabitants of Hano =8=: 17.
=Hano Names= for Hopi katcinas =21=: 122 sqq.
=Hano People= chief in Walpi =19=: 601. length of time spent in Tusayan by the =8=: 35. received by the Tusayan =8=: 36. trouble between Walpi and the =8=: 37.
=Hano Pueblo=, origin, language, and culture of =19=: 633.
=Hano Ritual=, description of =29=: 632 sq.
=Hâñpóko=, Kiowa name for =17=: 255.
=Hansen, C. C.= =46=: 308, 312, 326, 333, 339, 359, 369.
=Hansen, S.= =46=: 230, 231, 306, 307, 312, 369.
=Hanson, ----= abandonment of reserve by =18=: 795. reports concerning California Indians by =18=: 851.
=Hanson, Fritz=, pouch made by =47=: 14.
=Hantéwa=, a Pit River band =14=: 1052.
=Hâñt’ógyä-k`ía=, death of =17=: 294.
=Hanuman=, a Hindu monkey god =16=: 221.
=Hanura=, white crane, at Makuari dance =38=: § 843.
=Hâñzephó`da=, death of =17=: 313.
=Happy Hunting Ground=, mention of =42=: 513.
=Ha´qihana=, an Arapaho division =14=: 590.
=Haral.= See =Haxa=.
=Harale=, description of, told to Coronado =14=: 576.
=Hard Labor=, treaty of =19=: 46, 203.
=Hard-Mush= death of =19=: 145. on Iroquois peace embassy =19=: 353, 355, 356. treaty with Texas signed by =19=: 144.
=Hard Walker=, mystery decoration of =11=: 399.
=Hardacre, E. C.=, on ruins in Canyon de Chelly =16=: 80.
=Harden, E. J.=, on events leading to Removal =19=: 125.
=Harden, William= acknowledgment to =19=: 13. gift of vases to Bureau of Ethnology by =20=: 136.
=Hardhack=, medicinal use of =43=: 266.
=Hardihood= of the Eskimo =18=: 29.
=Hardin, A. B.=, information given by =33=: 161.
=Hardin, Joseph=, survey of Cherokee boundary by =5=: 156.
=Hardin County, Tenn.=, flint in =44=: 520 sq.
=Harding, H. T.=, work of =43=: 12.
=Hardisty, William Lucas= letter of, regarding Rat Indians =9=: 50 sq. on log burial in trees =1=: 166. quoted on Loucheux organization =31=: 478 sq.
=Hardshaw, Alfred=, aboriginal workshop on farm of =44=: 526 sq.
=Hardy, ----=, letter on English Indian policy by =18=: 555.
=Hardy, R. W. H.= adoption of, among the Seri =17=: 277* sq. explorations in Seriland by =17=: 85 sq. map by =17=: 86. on Seri arrow-poisoning =17=: 87. on Seri character =17=: 85 sqq. on Seri decoration =17=: 170*. on Seri fishing devices =17=: 193*. on Seri marriage =17=: 87. on Seri medicine bag =17=: 86 sq. on Seri navigation =17=: 86. on Seri physique, dress, and implements =17=: 86. on Seri population =17=: 135*. on Seri tribal relations =17=: 87. on Seri turtle fishing =17=: 188*.
=Hardy and Sheetz= explorations by, in Missouri =12=: 551. on Missouri mounds =5=: 42.
=Hardy, Ariz.=, ruin examined near =22, i=: 23, 31.
=Hare, Bishop W. H.= on causes of Sioux outbreak =14=: 840. on deficiency of Sioux rations =14=: 827.
=Hare= a man-being in Iroquoian cosmology =21=: 315. appearance of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas =21=: 78. chase of, by the Seri =17=: 190* sq. Eskimo clothing made from skin of =18=: 35. Eskimo method of catching =18=: 124. in Pima song =26=: 301, 314. myths concerning the =11=: 147, 263, 340. See also =Jack Rabbit=.
=Hare Clan.= See =Sowi Clan=.
=Hare, the Hero= identification of, with Christ =37=: 376. offerings to =37=: 441, 542. world ruled by =37=: 316.
=Harebell=, use of =44=: 288, 362.
=Hare-eaters=, intermarriage of, with the Pima =26=: 186.
=Harelip.= See =Políăkya=.
=Hariot, Thomas= illustration of pipe and tobacco pouch from =20=: 158. illustration of use of earthen pot in boiling from =20=: 26. on Indian agriculture =12=: 616. on Indian costume =13=: 22. on Indian fish weirs =13=: 14. on Indian mat houses =13=: 18. on Indian method of spinning =13=: 23. on preparation of family food messes =20=: 136. on Virginia Indian costume =15=: 44. tattoo designs from, Potomac-Chesapeake province =20=: 151. value of report of =41=: 584.
=Hariwali= identification of =30=: 120. legends concerning =30=: 120 sqq. See also =Alubiri=.
=Harjo, John=, mention of =42=: 576.
=Harkins, G. W.=, letter to, concerning Choctaw reserve =18=: 673.
=Harkness, H. O.=, cession including improvements of =18=: 928.
=Harlan, James=, contract for sale of Cherokee neutral land by =5=: 340, 349.
=Harley, Timothy= on Eskimo myths =19=: 441. on primitive ideas concerning eclipses =19=: 441.
=Harman, Capt. Henry=, pursuit of Indians by =42=: 769.
=Harmon, Daniel W.= on dependence of North Western Fur Company on wild rice =19=: 1103. on Ojibwa gathering wild rice =19=: 1062. on popular synonym for wild rice =19=: 1023. reference to =41=: 133.
=Harmony=, an Osage mission =36=: 44.
=Harmony=, development of =19=: LXXII sq.
=Harness= for dogs =11=: 243. for dogs, Eskimo =9=: 358 sqq.; =18=: 209 sqq. of the Omaha =13=: 280.
=Harney, Gen. W. S.= cited =4=: 121, 123. commissioner to treat with Indians =5=: 341. treaty commissioner in 1867 =17=: 183, 207.
=Harper=, first voyage on the Tanana =46=: 124.
=Harpers Ferry, W. Va.= flint implements found near =15=: 78. ware of =20=: 150.
=Harper’s Magazine=, illustration of Vermont pottery in =20=: 169.
=Harpeth River, Tenn.= petroglyphs on =10=: 114, 115. remains on =41=: 496, trail from settlements on =42=: 852. See also =Big Harpeth River=; =Little Harpeth River=.
=Harpokrates=, erroneous character for =1=: 304.
=Harpoon= as supernatural treasure =35=: 818. boxes of the Eskimo =9=: 247-251. for fishing, Tsimshian =31=: 50. Seri, iron points of =17=: 247* sq. Seri, original point of =17=: 190*. Seri, relation to arrow and fire-drill of =17=: 198* sq. use of, among the Northern Indians =11=: 183, 240. See also =Harpoons=.
=Harpoon Arrow= Arawak name for =38=: § 142. Guiana Indian =38=: § 190.
=Harpoon Heads=, points, fossil ivory =46=: 174.
=Harpoon Spear=, Guiana Indian =38=: § 148, 190.
=Harpoons= Eskimo, for throwing =9=: 218-233. Eskimo, for throwing, retrieving =9=: 230 sq. Eskimo, for thrusting =9=: 233-240. Eskimo, mode of construction of =6=: 489-494. from Guadeloupe =34=: 135. See also =Harpoon=.
=Harpy Eagle= feathers, use of, for arrows =38=: § 132. hunting of =38=: § 176. taming of =38=: § 724.
=Harri-harri Flute= =38=: § 560.
=Harriman, Tenn.=, trail from, to Lexington, Ky. =42=: 842.
=Harrington, John Peabody= acknowledgment to =30=: 38. appointment of =36=: 34. basket collected by =47=: 13. bulletin by =43=: 16. cited =33=: 243. collaboration of =34=: 27. contributor to Bureau =48=: 1189. papers by =34=: 26; =36=: 29, 30; =37=: 27, 28; =44=: 15 sq. studies among Mohave Indians by =32=: 10, 29. water-basket secured by =41=: 116. work of =29=: 25; =34=: 23; =36=: 18 sq.; =37=: 16; =38=: p. 11; =39=: 20; =40=: 10 sq.; =41=: 11, 33 sq., 58 sqq., 84 sqq., 107 sqq.; =42=: 8 sqq.; =43=: 5, 7 sqq.; =44=: 5 sq.; =45=: 3 sq.; =46=: 4 sqq.; =47=: 3 sqq.; =48=: 7 sq.
=Harrington, M. R.= collections made by =34=: 49, 240, 256. reference to =40=: 502, 504.
=Harrington’s=, treaty of =18=: 706.
=Harris, Bird=, plan for emigration by =19=: 156.
=Harris, Cyrus= governor of the Chickasaw Nation =44=: 227. information obtained from =44=: 214, 217, 227. translation by, of traditions =44=: 176.
=Harris I. N.=, printer of Cherokee “Phoenix” =19=: 111.
=Harris, Julian=, mention of =43=: 213.
=Harris, J. C.= on character of rabbit in negro tales =19=: 233. on negro myths =19=: 448, 450, 452. on relation of Indian, negro and European myths =19=: 234.
=Harris, Thaddeus M.= on Dorchester’s Indian policy =18=: 604. on mound builders =5=: 82. on origin of the mounds =12=: 598.
=Harris, W. Cornwallis=, quoted on magic cords =9=: 574 sq.
=Harris, W. T.=, petitions for Casa Grande repair =15=: CIII.
=Harrison, ----= exploration of Iroquoian province by =20=: 159. on early Tutelo habitat =7=: 114.
=Harrison, Benjamin=, proclamation by, preventing lease of Cherokee strip =19=: 153.
=Harrison, John=, conversion of =37=: 392.
=Harrison, T.=, Menomini treaty commissioner =14=: 21.
=Harrison, Gen. W. H.= capture of Prophet’s Town by =19=: 215. conference of Tecumtha with =14=: 685, 686. mention of =42=: 508. on Tecumtha =14=: 686. on treaty pipe =14=: 688.
=Harrison County, Ind.=, flint in =44=: 522-530.
=Harrisse=, on Fernando Columbus’s life of father =25=: 55.
=Harrodsburg, Ky.= end of Wilderness Road =42=: 800. oldest settlement in Kentucky =42=: 800. trail to =42=: 782.
=Harry, Jack=, Delaware delegate to Wovoka =14=: 903.
=Ha´rsanykuk=, Pima village =26=: 23.
=Harshaw Canyon=, mortar cavities in =26=: 99.
=Harshberger, Dr. John W.= on reasons for study of ethnobotany =19=: 1028. uses and correlations of ethnobotanic study =33=: 54.
=Hart, J. C.=, on East Cherokee condition in 1897 =19=: 179.
=Hartman, ----=, clay image figured by =25=: 136.
=Hartman, C. V.= on ball race, Zuaque =24=: 678. on dice game, Zuaque =24=: 154. on hidden ball, Zuaque =24=: 356 sq.
=Hartshorne, Hugh=, work of =28=: 37.
=Hartsinck, J. J.=, on two-fingered negroes =30=: 364.
=Hartt, Prof. C. F.= on forms of designs as influenced by structure of the eye =4=: 463 sq. on Indian pottery in Brazil =4=: 276.
=Hartwell, Capt. C. A.=, defeat of Cheyenne by =17=: 212.
=Harvest= customs, curious, of the Omaha =3=: 238. time, how determined in Zuñi =8=: 148.
=Harvest Dance= =38=: § 565, 585; =45=: 387.
=Harvest Seasons= of the Pima =26=: 35 sq.
=Has Viakam=, a trader among the Pima =26=: 49.
=Hash’s Ford.= See =McClure’s Ford=.
=Hä´shi=, personator of =23=: 96.
=Hasi´nai= a Caddo synonym =14=: 1092. application of the term =14=: 1093.
=Hasínai=, description of =28=: 17.
=Hasi´ni=, a Caddo synonym =14=: 1092.
=Hasjelti=, a Navaho god =24=: 436, 437.
=Hasjelti and Hostjoghon=, mythical history of =8=: 277.
=Hasjelti Dailjis= and Navaho sand painting, notice of paper on =8=: XXXIV sqq. and Navaho sand painting, paper =8=: 229-285.
=Hassa Fish= leaf figures of =38=: § 621. pattern =38=: § 351.
=Hassayampa Creek, Ariz.=, ruins on =28=: 215, 218.
=Hastehogan=, a mythical gambler of the Navaho =24=: 95 sq., 623 sq.
=Hastseiltsi (Hastseltsi)=, a Navaho god of racing =24=: 804.
=Hat= of the Kwakiutl =35=: 208. worn by the Eskimo in hunting =18=: 167 sqq. See also =Cap=; =Feather Crown=; =etc.=
=Hatcee tcaba=, a Red town =42=: 255.
=Hatch, A. J.=, survey by =18=: 817.
=Hatch.= See =Checker=.
=Hatchels=, use of, by the Eskimo in making thread =18=: 110.
=Hatcher, J. B.= collections made by =20=: XXIV. ethnologic material collected by =21=: XII. field work by =20=: XI. Patagonian collection made by =21=: XXXIII. work of =18=: XXVIII sq.; =19=: XVIII
=Hatchet-like Tools=, description of =15=: 90.
=Hatchets= buried with infants =44=: 459. found in burials =44=: 454, 457, 461. found in Hispaniola =34=: 172. stone, from Pueblo Viejo ruins, collection of =22, i=: 183. See also =Celts=.
=Hatchways= habit of katcinas of calling down =21=: 88 to Pueblo houses =8=: 110, 120, 121, 124, 127.
=Hatcinoñdoñ=, legend of =19=: 362, 490 sq.
=Hȧtcko-fȧski Disease=, cause of =42=: 649.
=Hȧtckutcȧp Disease=, cause of =42=: 649.
=Hatco=, on Hano migrations =19=: 614.
=Haters=, a Cheyenne division =14=:1025.
=Hă´thahu´ha=, an Arapaho warrior order =14=: 987.
=Hatred=, sign of =30=: 300 sq.
=Hatuey=, on gold as Spaniard’s god =25=: 211 sq.
=Hatze, ----=, mention of =41=: 54.
=Haudaunwaugh=, grant of land to =18=: 686.
=Hauikalani= =33=: 296, 310, 319, 324.
=Hauling=, boat over logs, falls, etc. =38=: § 800, 801.
=Hau-Minako=, basket =38=: § 418.
=Haumonté, J. D.=, on the Taensa =7=: 96.
=Haunted Whirlpool=, legend of =19=: 347.
=Hauyari Dance= a funeral dance =38=: § 844-847. object of =30=: 156.
=Havana=, archeological collections in =25=: 19.
=Hâvany Kâs=, smallpox at =26=: 55.
=Havas=, Antillean baskets =25=: 212.
=Havasupai= ancestors of =28=: 185, 216. cavate dwellings of ancestors of =22, i=: 35 sq. cavate lodges of =13=: 224, 225. cliff dwellings occupied by =17=: 533. dice games of =24=: 200. figure of Kohonimo derived from =21=: 85. Ghost dance among the =14=: 654. granary pockets of the =13=: 350. habitat and population of the =7=: 138. killing of, by the Kiowa =17=: 165. land cessions and reservations =18=: 900, 902, 906. relations with the Hopi =28=: 219. See also =Cohonimo=.
=Havasupai Basket=, contains paho, at Walpi Snake altar =19=: 983.
=Haven, S. F.=, quoted =5=: 82.
=Haven, Samuel H.=, on mound-builders =12=: 600.
=Haverhill=, purchase of land by =18=: 606.
=Haw Old Fields=, Sissipahaw settlement at =42=: 776.
=Hawaii= account books used by natives of =10=: 226 sq. archeological work in =41=: 40-48. bibliography of =30=: 17. list of works relating to =32=: 29.
=Hawaiian= and Central American linguistic similarities =16=: 236. and Zapotec terms, comparison of =16=: 262. mythology, monsters in =16=: 214.
=Hawaiian Bibliography=, preparation of =28=: 11 sq.; =29=: 17 sq., 19.
=Hawes, George W.=, description of rock paintings by =1=: 320.
=Hawikuh= a Cibola town =13=: 326. abandonment of =13=: 329. capture of, by Coronado =14=: LVII. description of =8=: 80, 81. excavations made at =38=: p. 1; =39=: =10=. former importance of =14=: 358. mission established at =13=: 229, 327. one of the “Seven Cities of Cibola” =38=: p. 2. plans for excavation of =37=: 4. scene of Estevan’s death =14=: 361. similarity of, with Albaicin =14=: 564. Spanish name for =14=: 389.
=Hawikuh Church=, durability of masonry of =8=: 138.
=Hawk= among the Pima =26=: hemorrhage caused by 263. in mythology 223, 240, 249, 345. in song 287, 288, 306, 313, 336. in tales 245, 250. specimens held captive by natives 86. among the Tlingit =26=: crest animal 423. house-group name 400. mask of 436. naming of gaming stick 444. source of personal names 422. appeal to, for aid =39=: 295. as a war emblem =39=: 206. as a war medicine =17=: 299. hair cut representing =43=: 92. in Menomini myth =14=: 92, 200, 233. in Pima legend =28=: 52. legend of =30=: 373. mythic origin of =11=: 263. myths and lore concerning =19=: 284, 286 sq. origin of =30=: 121. portents from =30=: 275. red-tail, in Tewa conception =29=: 43. representations of, Iroquoian pipes =20=: 174. sacred, carried by singer =39=: 138. sacred, position of, as an omen =39=: 232. sacred, removal of, from shrine =39=: 96. sacred, the awakening of =39=: 89. song of =45=: 574. symbolic =36=: 63. symbolic use of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas =21=: 77. symbolism of =45=: 529. the symbol of courage =39=: 100, 232, 296, 365. tribal symbol of the Osage =45=: 681. See also =Birds=; =Hawk Feathers=; =Kwayo=; =Tlă´nuwă=.
=Hawk Clan= functions of =37=: 200. identical with Warrior clan =37=: 192, 218.
=Hawk Feathers= appearance of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas =21=: 41. ceremonial use of =14=: 992.
=Hawk-leg Fetish=, description and figure of =7=: 220, 221.
=Hawk Man=, at arrest of Sitting Bull =14=: 856.
=Hawk Symbols=, use of =36=: 206.
=Hawk-tail.= See =Kâûtci Pai=.
=Hawk Wa-xo´-be=, legend of =39=: 100 sq.
=Hawkes, E. W.= introduction by =36=: 20. mention of =46=: 227, 236, 237, 254, 306, 313, 369.
=Hawkins, ----= cited on scratching among Indians =9=: 491. survey by =18=: 653.
=Hawkins, Col. Benjamin= cited =12=: 720. commissioner to treat with Cherokee =5=: 133, 184. journal of =5=: 165-169. life of =19=: 211 sq. on Cherokee attitude in war of 1812 =19=: 89. on Cherokee industries in 1801 =19=: 82. on Cherokee reception of Prophet’s doctrines =19=: 89. on Cherokee refugees at Willstown =19=: 209. on Cherokee skin trade =19=: 82. on Creeks =19=: 499. on Fort Mims massacre =19=: 216. on hoop and pole, Muskogee =24=: 486. on introduction of spinning wheels =19=: 214. on Koasati migration =19=: 99. on sacred fire =19=: 503. on Taskigi among Creeks =19=: 389. on threatened secession of progressiveness (about 1800) =19=: 83. on use of parched corn =19=: 481. on Yuchi =19=: 499. treaty concluded by =19=: 61. visit to Cherokee by =19=: 55.
=Hawkins (Hakluyt)=, cited =12=: 712.
=Hawkins Line=, boundary =1=: 253.
=Hawkweed=, use of =45=: 492, 506.
=Hawley, Gideon=, notice of Indian custom of casting stones on heap by =12=: 547.
=Hawley, Pa.=, vessel from =20=: 166.
=Hawn, William H.=, mound on land of, Ohio =12=: 440.
=Haworth, Elizabeth=, acknowledgment to =17=: 147.
=Haworth, J. M.= appointment of, as Indian agent =17=: 197. attempts of, to civilize the Kiowa =17=: 342. burial of Kicking-Bird by =17=: 217. Kiowa agent in 1873 =17=: 226. on murder of A’gábaí =17=: 341.
=Hawthorn=, use of =45=: 486, 487, 497.
=Hawthorne, Lieut. H. L.=, wounded at Wounded Knee =14=: 871.
=Hax=, meaning of =16=: 233.
=Haxa= or =Haya=, province near Mississippi River =14=: 504, 505, 507.
=Hay, O. P.=, mention of =41=: 542.
=Hay, P. R.= cited =12=: 708. on mound-builders =12=: 600, 630, 717.
=Haya.= See =Haxa=.
=Hayden, Dr. Ferdinand V.= Assiniboin gentes given by =15=: 223. Denig manuscript used by =46=: 380. Denig’s vocabulary mentioned by =46=: 382. Hidatsa studied by =15=: 242. linguistic literature of =7=: 20. on Arapaho name of the Sioux =14=: 1057. on dice game, Crows =24=: 177. on foot race, Mandan =24=: 808. on hoop and pole, Crows =24=: 502. on Pawnee villages along Missouri River =20=: 200. on racket, Cheyenne =24=: 564. on the Blackfeet =14=: 957.
=Hayden Survey=, mention of =48=: 1187.
=Haydon, Sen. Carl=, acknowledgment to =47=: 10, 11.
=Hayes, Doctor ----=, =46=: 218, 219.
=Hayes, Mrs. Starr=, on dice game, Cherokee =24=: 105.
=Haynarger Vocabulary=, cited =7=: 54.
=Haynes, Henry W.= acknowledgment to =14=: 339. error of Castañeda corrected by =14=: 501. on date of Coronado’s departure =14=: 382. on identification of Cibola =14=: 389.
=Haynes, John=, purchase of land by =18=: 616.
=Hays, A. D.=, inclosure on land of =12=: 104.
=Hays, Harry=, aboriginal workshop on farm of =44=: 526.
=Hayū´ya=, a male deity =42=: 485.
=Haywood, Charles=, killed at Wounded Knee =14=: 872.
=Haywood, John= cited =12=: 356, 678, 684, 693, 694. cited on witchcraft beliefs among the Cherokee =7=: 322. mortuary fabrics described by =13=: 17, 29. on Cherokee migrations and predecessors =19=: 21 sq. on Cherokee heroism =19=: 394 sq. on Cherokee myths =19=: 20, 229, 440, 441, 445, 469, 477 sq. on Cherokee relations with Chickasaws =19=: 390. on Cherokee relations with Creeks =19=: 383, 384. on Cherokee relations with Tuscarora =19=: 379. on conflicts with Cherokee =19=: 76. on destruction of Chickamauga towns =19=: 55, 79. on European implements among Cherokee =5=: 94. on first trader among Cherokee =19=: 31. on introduction of guns among Cherokee =19=: 32, 213. on killing of Scott party and Bowl migration =19=: 77, 100 sq. on location of Cherokee =5=: 89, 90. on Nancy Ward =19=: 204. on Natchez among Cherokee =19=: 388. on office of “pretty woman” =19=: 490. on origin and habitat of Cherokee =5=: 136. on pictographs =4=: 22, 33. on Sevier and Campbell’s expedition (1780) =19=: 58. on Shawano wars =19=: 371, 372, 494. on Shining Rock and Track Rock gap =19=: 480. on surrender of Fort Loudon =19=: 44. on Tennessee Assembly’s memorial (1794) =19=: 76.
=Hazel= use of =44=: 289, 369, 377. See also =Corylus Americana=; =Corylus Rostrata=.
=Hazel Patch, Ky.=, a landmark of the Wilderness Road =42=: 799.
=Hazelnut= mention of =33=: 74. use of =45=: 459, 491, 501.
=Hazen, William B.= acknowledgment to =9=: 20. pottery collected by =20=: 198.
=Hazrinwuqti=, a legendary Hopi being =28=: 51.
=Hazzard, C. D.=, cliff-dweller collection of =16=: XXXI.
=Hchom=, symbol in Dresden Codex =16=: 225.
=Hchuy=, meaning of =16=: 225.
=He Dog=, delegate to Washington =14=: 891.
=He-holds-the-Earth=, in Iroquoian cosmology =21=: 152, 178.
=Hé-shóta-pathl-tăîi=, Zuñi name of Kintiel =17=: 534.
=Head, Joseph.= See =Kâemâ-â=.
=Head= coverings, dressings, ornaments, etc. =38=: § 518. importance of, in representations of Hopi katcina pictures =21=: 15. in bronze, Italy =4=: 62. of arrow =38=: § 128. of child, deformation of =35=: 657, 658, 662, 663, 664, 665, 666. pad for =38=: § 392. Serian and Yuman names for =17=: 297*, 324*-327*. standing on, in order to see upward =30=: 127, 173. washing of, in Cohonimo ceremony =14=: 813. washing of the Zuñi, in chamber =23=: 519 sq. See also =Head Deformation=; =Head Flattening=; =Headache=; =Heads=; =Masks=.
=Head-bands= materials used in =42=: 683. of Pueblo Indians, reference to =14=: 549. skin =45=: 73 sq. use of, by the Eskimo =9=: 142.
=Head Chief= clothing of, used as talisman =42=: 432. duties of =46=: 441. food of =35=: 275, 289. of Upper Creeks, election of =42=: 329 sq. office of =45=: 374. position of =45=: 263.
=Head Clothing= of the Eskimo =9=: 112.
=Head-covering=, absence of, among the Seri =17=: 225*.
=Head Deformation= among the Eskimo, Yukon =46=: 83. among the Okanagan =45=: 281. among the Western Eskimo, notes on =46=: 213-228. caused by cradle =40=: 319. mention of =46=: 83. of Guiana Indians =38=: § 501. practice of =45=: 167. tribes practicing =45=: 381. See also =Head Flattening=.
=Head Feathers= of the Arapaho =14=: 964, 965.
=Head Flattening= among the Chickasaw =44=: 222. in the West Indies =25=: 29 sq. objects of =30=: 278, 280. reference to =42=: 37, 39, 50. tribes practicing =42=: 686. See also =Head Deformation=.
=Head Form= and orbits =46=: 277. of Yukon Indians =46=: 151, 152, 153, 154. Western Eskimo =46=: 229, 239, 240, 249, 251, 359, 364. Yukon Eskimo =46=: 161, 162, 163.
=Head Mask= mention of =35=: 874, 1208. with ermine skins =35=: 867, 868, 873.
=Head of Zephyrs= in Iroquoian cosmology =21=: 295.
=Head Ornament=, denotive of marriageability =13=: 126.
"=Head Piercer=,” reference to =40=: 393, 399.
=Head Ring= of mixed plants =35=: 1195. of red cedar bark =35=: 721, 850, 1154, 1197. use of, in twin ceremonial =35=: 682, 692.
=Head Shaman=, use of term =35=: 728.
=Head Size= of Western Eskimo =46=: 239, 240, 251. of Yukon Eskimo =46=: 162, 163. of Yukon Indians =46=: 153, 154.
=Head Washing= ceremonial =47=: 286, 291, 295, 506, 776, 874, 894. ceremony of =15=: 300. symbolic =47=: 506. See also =Head=.
=Head-Winter-Dancer=, Kwakiutl =35=: 1122, 1138, 1141, 1147.
=Head-without-Body= as protector of prince =35=: 1126. mention of =35=: 1132, 1149, 1165, 1169, 1171.
=Headache= treatment for =44=: 333, 336. treatment for, Zuñi =30=: 45, 50, 52, 53, 62.
=Headdress= buffalo, society of those wearing =37=: 318. collection of Indian =3=: 590. description of =37=: 109. feather =45=: 73 sq. 235. for dance =47=: 317 sq. in Tusayan ceremony =15=: 269, 282, 283. of fire maker =42=: 594. of priest or doctor =42=: 618, 621. of the Apache medicine-men =9=: 584. of the Cherokee =19=: 474. of the Indian gods =9=: 582. of the Nenenot =11=: 286. shown by Ohio Valley figurines =20=: 184. skin =45=: 75 sq. with animated duck =32=: 263. worn at war dance =45=: 436. See also =Crown=.
=Headmen= Eskimo, choice of =18=: 303 sqq. Eskimo terms for =18=: 304.
=Heads= animal =34=: 68, 72 sqq., 118-121. animal, Florida Peninsula pottery =20=: 128. animal, Gulf Coast pottery =20=: 107. animal, Iroquoian pottery =20=: 174. animal, Middle Mississippi Valley pottery =20=: 87, 88. animal, South Appalachian pottery =20=: 137, 141. as handles =34=: 69, 71-74. bird, Florida Peninsula pottery =20=: 123, 128. bird, Gulf Coast pottery =20=: 106, 107, 108, 114. bird, Iroquoian pottery =20=: 174. bird, Middle Mississippi Valley pottery =20=: 88, 95. exhibited after war =35=: 1379. grotesque human, on Porto Rico pottery =34=: 76. human, Gulf Coast pottery =20=: 107. human, Iroquoian pottery =20=: 163, 172, 174. human, Middle Mississippi Valley pottery =20=: 87, 88, 96 sqq. human, Ohio Valley pottery =20=: 185. human, South Appalachian pottery =20=: 138, 140. peccary or wild hog =34=: 71. preservation of human, wholly or in part =3=: 94-97, 148. reptilian =34=: 69, 76. stone =34=: 183 sq. turtle =34=: 121. See also =Animal=; =Bird=; =Head=; =Life=; =Man=.
=Head Stick=, in cotton-hammock making =38=: § 465.
=Heal All=, use of =45=: 494.
=Healds= of Navaho loom =3=: 378. of Navaho, mode of applying the =3=: 380, 384. Zuñi =3=: 389.
=Healdsburg, Calif.=, petroglyphs near =10=: 69.
=Healing= among the Eskimo =9=: 422 sq. See also =Doctor=; =Medicine=.
=Healing Dance=, Kwakiutl =35=: 876, 877, 1148.
=Health of the Pima= =26=: 156.
=Healy, M. A.= =46=: 205.
=Heap-of-Bears.= See =Set-dayâ´-ite=.
=Hear=, signs for =1=: 376.
=Hearing=, pleasures of =19=: LXX-LXXIV.
=Hearing of the Sayings of the Ancient Men=, a tribal rite =36=: 47.
=Hearne, ----=, =46=: 218, 219.
=Hearne, Samuel= on archery, Chipewyan =24=: 385. on ball game, Chipewyan =24=: 385. on hand game, Etchareottine =24=: 272.
=Heart, Captain ----=, on mound-builders =5=: 82.
=Heart, Jonathan=, on origin of the mounds =12=: 598.
=Heart= of animals, use of, as food =14=: 484. of seals =35=: 455, 457. represented in animal figures =17=: 673. spirit in =30=: 153, 167.
=Heart Disease=, among the Pima =26=: 268.
=Heart-Eater.= See =Tĕn-píäk`ia=.
=Heart Figures= in Mexican codices =16=: 218.
=Heart-leaf Willow=, medicinal use of =45=: 471.
=Hearth= fire =38=: § 364. See also =Baking Oven=.
Heart’s Valley named by Cabeza de Vaca =14=: 392. See also =Corazones=.
=Hearu-canali=, arrow poison =38=: § 123.
=Heat= for artificial coloration of feathers =38=: § 84. terms relating to =29=: 53.
=Heat-lightning=, terms relating to =29=: 60.
=Heat Power=, use of =20=: XLIII.
=Heat-test= of the Tsimshian =31=: 806, 807, 815.
=Heath, Perry S.= on Russian cakes =9=: 542. on Russian kostia =9=: 547. on use of down at Russian weddings =9=: 535.
=Heating.= See =Domestic Pottery=.
=Heaven(s)= Eskimo ideas of =18=: 423. Hawaiian =33=: Kahakaekaea 556, 558, 584, 594, 612. Kealohilani 336, 554, 568, 586, 614. Kuaihilani 305, 634, 636, 655. Lanikuakaa 596. Nuumealani 305, 554, 584, 627, 634. ideas concerning, Guiana Indian =30=: 149, 160-163. mention of =33=: 299, 302, 318. Serian and Yuman names for =17=: 340* sq.
=Heavenly Map= of Känakûk =14=: 666, 694.
=Heavenly Recruits=, account of =14=: 947.
=Heavy Eyebrows=, a Cheyenne division =14=: 1026.
=Hebberd, Stephen Southrick= on Indian population at Green Bay in 1670 =19=: 1106 sq. on nature of Green Bay area =19=: 1111.
=Hebrew= ancestry of Indians, theory of =14=: 703; =42=: 678. ancestry of Indians, theory of, reference to =44=: 254. tattooing of the =4=: 78. See also =Origin of American Indians=.
=Hebus= description of =30=: 173 sq. legends of =30=: 126-129, 131, 132, 174, 180, 183, 186 sq., 189, 190, 210, 287, 292 sq., 337 sq.
=Hecastotheism=, definition of =1=: 30, 32; =15=: 178; =16=: 22.
=Hechab.= See =Xachab=.
=Heckewelder, John (G. E.)= cited =12=: 657, 674. Delaware tradition given by =12=: 599. description of shell tweezers by =2=: 212. description of wampum belts by =2=: 250. on Cherokee migrations =19=: 191. on Delaware-Cherokee relations =19=: 373, 378, 379, 494. on Delaware regard for snakes =19=: 458. on Delaware traditions concerning Cherokee =19=: 18. on expression, “a night’s encampment” =19=: 20. on Indian attitude toward bear =19=: 448. on Indian ideas about animals =19=: 445. on name Tallege´wi =19=: 184. on Shawano =19=: 495. on the Kickapoo prophet =14=: 666. on the use of wampum belt =2=: 246.
=Hedberg, Stanley=, work assigned to =41=: 102.
=Heddle-rod=, used in cotton-hammock making =38=: § 469.
=Hedley, Charles=, dedication to =30=: 105.
=Hedeoma Hispida= =33=: 112.
=He´dewachi Ceremony= classed with the We´waçpe =27=: 597. description of the =27=: 251-260, 591. part taken by Wathi´gizhe subgens =27=: 149. references to =27=: 148, 200, 217, 243, 496.
=He´dewachi Pole= painting =27=: 148. part in the He´dewachi ceremony =27=: 252, 253. references to =27=: 218, 229. selection of =27=: 251. symbolism of =27=: 255.
=Hede-watci Dance= of the Omaha =3=: 297.
=Hedge-nettle=, use of =44=: 293, 344.
=Hedin, Dr. Sven=, on magical number sixty-one =19=: 849.
=Heffter, Doctor ----=, Peyote studies by =30=: 41.
=Heger, Franz=, amulet described by =34=: 233.
=Hehea= appearance of, in Palülükoñti =21=: 52, 54. appearance of, in Powamû festival =21=: 39. appearance of, with So wüqti =21=: 76. association of, with Wüwütcimtû and Tataukyamû =21=: 73. description of =31=: 73, 74.
=Hehea Katcina= appearance of, in dramatization of growth of corn =21=: 93. appearance of, in picture of the Nakopan hoya =21=: 117. appearance of, in Palülükoñti festivals =21=: 44. appearance of, in Powamû festival =21=: 39. Natackas accompanied by =21=: 72.
=Hehea Mana= description of =21=: 74. participation of, in Powamû festival =21=: 67
=Hĕhĕe= description of =21=: 74. participation of, in Powamû festival =21=: 67. resemblance between representation of, and that of Tcakwaina mana =21=: 63.
=Hehl=, independent Tlingit tribe =26=: 396.
=Heidelberg Jaw= =46=: 303.
=Heidsick=, name applied to Gaápiatañ =17=: 163.
=Height= of ancient Verde pueblos =13=: 209. of Eskimo children =46=: 298. of head, Western Eskimo =46=: 240, 249, 251. sitting, Eskimo =46=: 239. sitting, Western Eskimo =46=: 251. skull, Western Eskimo =46=: 261.
=Heintzelman, Maj. S. P.= on crops raised by the Yuma =26=: 91. on hand game, Yuma =24=: 327. on hoop and pole, Yuma =24=: 526. report concerning Mendocino reserve by =18=: 851.
=He´iwei Ki´wiᵗsinĕ=, ladder of, description of =23=: 134.
=Hekana Dance= of the Omaha =3=: 353.
=Hele=, derivation of =21=: 125.
=Helianthella sp.= =45=: 470.
=Helianthus Annuus= =33=: 130.
=Helianthus Lenticularis= =45=: 469.
=Helianthus Petiolaris= =45=: 469.
=Helianthus sp.= =45=: 469, 492.
=Helianthus Tuberosus= mention of =33=: 131. use of =44=: 289, 307, 319.
=Hēlik·îlał= =35=: 869.
=Helilulu= derivation of =21=: 125. personation of, in Pamürti =21=: 27. representation of, in Hopi katcinas =21=: 66.
=Heliopsis Scabra=, use of =44=: 289, 364.
=Heliotropium Curavassavicum=, Pima medicinal plant =26=: 79.
=Hell= development of concept of =19=: LXXXV. Eskimo ideas of =18=: 423.
=Hell-Diver= in Menomini myth =14=: 204.
=Hell Gate=, treaty of =18=: 808 sqq.
=Hellebore Root, Blue= use of, as charm =35=: 175, 608, 636. use of, for washing =35=: 704.
=Helmets= hunting, of the Eskimo =18=: 166-169. use of, in ceremonial dances of the Hopi =22, i=: 143. See also =Headdress=.
=Helvellaceae= =33=: 63.
=Helwitt=, a Tlaqluit synonym =14=: 740.
=He´mask·as=, a name of Raven =31=: 645.
=Hēmasxdō= =35=: 816.
=Hematite= fetish from Sikyatki =17=: 730. use of, among Northern Indians =11=: 298. use of, in decoration of Hopi katcinas =21=: 77.
=Hemenway=, Augustus, acknowledgment to =14=: 339.
=Hemenway, Mrs. Mary= efforts on behalf of Casa Grande by =28=: 72. expedition patronized by =13=: XXXVIII. Kawaika pottery purchased by =17=: 590. petitions for Casa Grande repair =15=: CIII. philanthropic work of =15=: C.
=Hemenway (Southwestern Archeological) Expedition= bones in collection of =14=: 549. collection of =28=: 119. excavations by =8=: 193; =13=: 351; =26=: 26. researches by, at Tusayan =15=: 251.
=Hemes Pueblos= mention of =14=: 519, 525. visit of Barrionuevo to =14=: 510. See also =Jemez=.
=Hemico= derivation of =21=: 125. description of =21=: 115.
=Hemlock= beverage made from =44=: 317. poison, use of =44=: 288, 377. tree =35=: 151, 152, 154, 155, 159, 165. use of =44=: 294, 369. See also =Tsuga Canadensis=.
=Hemlock Branches.= for purification =35=: 745, 1128, 1149. mention of =35=: 162, 184, 440, 461, 477, 1144. ring of, for shaman =35=: 725 sqq. use of, in ceremonial =35=: 1133, 1174. use of, in oven =35=: 518.
=Hemlock, Mountain=, use of =45=: 500.
=Hemorrhages= treatment for =44=: 340. treatment for, Zuñi =30=: 43, 62.
=Hemorrhoids=, how treated by the Zuñi =30=: 61.
=Hemp= Indian, in spinning and weaving =13=: 22, 23, 24, 25, 34. Indian use of =19=: 33.
=Hemp-Carrier=, legend of =19=: 364, 367, 491.
=Hemp Dogbane=, use of =45=: 470.
=Henderson, Alexander= on authority for pekokalil =16=: 248. on Maya names of Venus =16=: 249. on Maya numeral system =19=: 891, 893, 894. on Maya numerals =19=: 897. on meaning of cabnix =16=: 257. on meaning of cancan =16=: 256. on meaning of ceh and kez =16=: 249, 261. on meaning of chac =16=: 226. on meaning of chacboay =16=: 226. on meaning of chichan =16=: 230. on meaning of cib =16=: 253, 254. on meaning of chooch =16=: 237. on meaning of chuuc =16=: 232. on meaning of kan =16=: 228. on meaning of kankin =16=: 261. on meaning of lemba =16=: 236. on meaning of manik =16=: 234. on meaning of moxan =16=: 234. on meaning of mul =16=: 239. on meaning of pacoc =16=: 247. on meaning of pal =16=: 253. on meaning of various Maya terms =16=: 247. on meaning of xachcab =16=: 258. on meaning of xolke =16=: 233. on meaning of yokcabil =16=: 257. on meaning of yulpol =16=: 211. on phonetic value of ak =16=: 223. on the akabmax symbol =16=: 208. on the chucay symbol =16=: 210. on the term chuch =16=: 225.
=Henderson, Prof. Junius= acknowledgment to, for use of offices and equipment =33=: 162. collaboration of =34=: 23, 26. on rains =29=: 57.
=Henderson, J. G.= opening of Illinois mound by =5=: 39. pottery collected by =20=: 188. treaty commissioner =17=: 183.
=Henderson, L. F.,= on absence of wild rice in Idaho =19=: 1029.
=Henderson, Richard,= purchase of land from Cherokee by =5=: 148; =19=: 45.
=Henderson County, N. C.=, mounds in =5=: 74.
=Hendley, H. W.= models made by =28=: 101. work of =25=: XIII.
=Hendrick, S. U.,= a Stockbridge chief =14=: 22, 25.
=Hendry, F. A.,= aid of, in Florida =5=: 492, 511, 528.
=Heniha Dance=, performance of =42=: 603.
=Henihȧlgi=, duties of =42=: 293 sqq.
=Henihȧlgi Clans=, discussion of =42=: 194 sq.
=Henihas= clans furnishing =42=: 192-195. concerned with pursuits of peace =42=: 305. function of =42=: 192.
=Henihas’ Bed= one of four beds =42=: 191.
=Heniquen Fiber=, use of, by Pueblo Indians =14=: 573.
=Henkel, Alice,= acknowledgment to =30=: 38.
=Henley, ----= report on Fresno River reserve by =18=: 823. report on Mendocino reserve by =18=: 851. selection of reserves by =18=: 794, 815, 816.
=Henley, Lieut. A.,= Cheyenne attacked by =17=: 213.
=Hennepin, Rev. Louis= on Assiniboin habitat =15=: 190. on ceremonial use of calumet by Algonkian tribes =7=: 153. on Dakota tying wild rice =19=: 1058. on dice games, Hurons =24=: 108. on duck in Mille Lacs =19=: 1099. on Indian beliefs =11=: 438. on practice of Algonkian medicine-men =7=: 153, 154. on ring and pin, Iroquois =24=: 549. on sorcery among northern tribes =14=: 141. on stick games, Huron =24=: 243. on tipcat, Huron =24=: 721. on wild rice as Indian food =19=: 1084, 1085. on wild rice in Minnesota =19=: 1034. Oto met by =15=: 195.
=Hennessey, Patrick,= Indian attack on =17=: 203.
=Henning’s Statutes=, extracts from =18=: 565.
=Hennissee, Captain ----,= ordered to arrest Big Foot’s band =14=: 865.
=Hennites Giganteum=, beads of shell of =2=: 225, 227.
=Henóñko=, Kiowa name of the Hidatsa =17=: 159.
=Henrietta Succosa=, for red paint =38=: § 28.
=Henriquillo=, on Antillean cacique =25=: 31, 81, 147.
=Henry, ----= on Indian attitude toward bears =19=: 446 sq. on Ojibwa myths =19=: 445. on Ojibwa regard for snakes =19=: 457 sq.
=Henry, Major --= operations of, in Sioux outbreak =14=: 875. troops under, at Pine Ridge =14=: 850.
=Henry, Alexander= on dependence of fur traders on wild rice =19=: 1101 sq. on Indian saving wild rice until the next harvest =19=: 1088. on influence of wild rice on geographic nomenclature =19=: 1122. on Ojibwa treatment of disease by jugglery =14=: 149. on popular synonym for wild rice =19=: 1022. on racket =24=: 564. on the Pontiac conspiracy =14=: 131. on use of maple sugar as food =19=: 1095.
=Henry, Celissi,= information furnished by =42=: 402.
=Henry, C. D.,= bids of, for repair of Casa Grande =15=: 338 sq.
=Henry, George,= information furnished by =42=: 402.
=Henry, Joseph,= description of cane matting by =13=: 37.
=Henry, V.= =46=: 333, 369.
=Henshaw, Henry W.= acknowledgments to =7=: 142; =29=: 12. article on maple-sugar making by =20=: 33. Chumashan researches of =7=: 88. contributor to Bureau =48=: 1189. Costanoan researches of =7=: 70. Esselenian investigations of =7=: 76. Indian studies on Omaha native tobacco =3=: 309. linguistic field work of =6=: XXXI sqq. linguistic researches of =5=: XXX. Moquelumnan researches of =7=: 93. obituary of =48=: 1221. office work of =6=: XLV. on amulets of the Eskimo =9=: 439. on animal carvings from mounds of the Mississippi Valley =2=: 117. on perforated stones =13=: 99. on population of Cayuse =7=: 128. on Salinan population =7=: 102. researches of =11=: XXXI. Salinan researches of =7=: 101. synonymy of tribes by =7=: 142. work of =2=: XXV, XXX; =3=: XXVIII; =7=: XXXIV, XXXV, XXXVI; =8=: XXVIII; =9=: XXXV sq.; =10=: XIV sq., XVIII, XXI; =13=: XXVI, XXX, XXXIV, XXXV; =14=: XXXVI, XXXVIII, XLV, XLVI; =24=: XXIV; =26=: XXV.
=Hensley, Albert= a Peyote leader =37=: 419. account by, of Peyote =37=: 397-400. conversion of =37=: 394. innovations of =37=: 421.
=Hénto (Gray Eyes)= Wyandot signs =1=: 327.
=Henya= affinities of =26=: 408, 410. clans and house groups =26=: 401. history of =26=: 410. phratries and clans =26=: 398. Tlingit tribe =26=: 296.
=Hepatica Americana=, use of =44=: 289, 336.
=Hepatica Triloba=, use of =44=: 289, 376.
=Hépatina=, certain participants visit =23=: 604.
=Heracleum Lanatum= medicinal constituents of =44=: 304. medicinal properties of =44=: 301. mention of =33=: 107; =45=: 457, 482, 504. use of =44=: 289, 342, 350.
=Heraldic Devices=, aboriginal =23=: XXIII.
=Heraldry= aboriginal, monograph on =23=: XVII. among American Indians =24=: XVI sq., XXVII. Kiowa, study of =16=: LXV sq.
=Heralds= among the Kansa =15=: 232. challenging to war =4=: 88. mention of =35=: 1162, 1170. of Winter Dance =35=: 1159.
=Heralds, Tribal= in election of chief =27=: 205. in Hoⁿ´hewachi ceremony =27=: 498, 500. in “mark of honor” ceremony =27=: 503, 506. office among Ponca =27=: 46. of Hethu´shka society =27=: 480. scouts summoned by =27=: 424.
=Herbalists= of the Menomini =14=: 67. See also =Medicine-men=.
=Herbert’s Spring=, legend of =19=: 403 sq., 505.
=Herbs= attached to prayer-sticks =16=: 280. gathering of, for medicinal use =47=: 110. medicinal use of =27=: 582 sq.; =42=: 35. use of =44=: 331. See also =Plants (curative)=.
=Herder=, notched sticks of =4=: 81.
=Herding= among the Sia =11=: 25. how conducted by the Zuñi =13=: 340.
=Hereditary= chieftainship =38=: § 744. priesthood =9=: 455 sq. privileges =38=: § 754.
=Heredity=, cases of, in speech =1=: 276, 277.
=Herendeen, E. P.= interpreter of Point Barrow expedition =9=: 19. description of Eskimo dance by =9=: 374 sq. on Eskimo gambling =9=: 364. on Eskimo reindeer hunting =9=: 266. on Eskimo whale hunting =9=: 272. on float for whaling =9=: 277.
=Herendeen Village= =46=: 189.
=Heri-heri.= See =Yarri-yarri=.
=Hermaphroditism=, beliefs concerning =11=: 379.
=Herm´ho=, Pima village =26=: 23.
=Hermosillo= adoption of present name of =17=: 84. establishment of post on site of =17=: 72.
=Hernandez, Luis=, Spanish soldier, death of =14=: 538.
=Herndon and Gibbon=, on Amazon gold gorgets =13=: 117.
=Hero Gods= of Indian tribes =14=: 658.
=Hero of Myth=, extraordinary power of =40=: 37, 53, 142, 155, 157, 163, 189, 205, 207.
=Hero Worship=, traces of =11=: 371.
=Herodotus=, cited on Egyptian priests =9=: 454.
=Heroes, Tribal=, confusion of, with gods =30=: 117, 119.
=Heroism=, legend of =19=: 394 sq., 501.
=Herok`a= characterization of =37=: 441. feast of those blessed by =37=: 343.
=Heron= in Cherokee myths =19=: 284, 285. white, feather cloak =38=: § 538.
=Herrera, ----=, cited =1=: 232; =6=: 35. material used in translation of Las Casas =25=: 42. on aboriginal treatment of disease =25=: 62. on Antillean mortuary customs =25=: 69. on ceremonies for crops =25=: 65. on duhos =25=: 203 sq. on houses of Haitians =25=: 42. on Mexican calendars =3=: 44, 47. on reception to Bartholomew Columbus =25=: 81. on route of Cortés =25=: 245. sketch of =25=: 42.
=Herrera, Antonio de= cited =12=: 626, 627, 650. cited on Indian cakes =9=: 527. cited on Indian headdress =9=: 582. on Coronado’s visit to Quivira =14=: 509. on explorations by Diaz =14=: 406. quotation from =14=: 507. quoted on cords among Indians =9=: 558, 559, 574. quoted on cross among Indians =9=: 480. quoted on Indian labrets =9=: 497. quoted on Indian medicine-men =9=: 459, 461, 463, 472, 475, 553. quoted on Indian medicine women =9=: 469. quoted on nagualism =14=: 65. quoted on “powder of grass” =9=: 519. quoted on sacred meal of Indians =9=: 510. quoted on Spanish policy toward Indians =18=: 539.
=Herrera, Cosme=, reference to =29=: 379.
=Herrera, Miss Marta J.=, botanical specimens obtained from =48=: 7.
=Herrera, Romelo de=, reference to =29=: 228.
=Herring, Elbert=, on assassination of John Walker =19=: 121.
=Herring= among Tlingit, house group names =26=: 405. among Tlingit, source of personal names =26=: 422. Eskimo implements for catching =18=: 187, 188. fishing among Eskimo, season of =18=: 183.
=Herring Spawn= eating of =35=: 425. fresh, on cedar branches =35=: 422. gathering of =35=: 184, 255. half soaked =35=: 424. mention of =35=: 254. soaked =35=: 422. with kelp =35=: 426. with salmon-berry shoots =35=: 428.
=Herringbone Design= Delaware Valley pottery =20=: 177. Ohio Valley pottery =20=: 185. See also =Decoration=.
=Herringbone-pattern Basketry= =38=: § 435, 438, 442.
=Herringuen=, population of =26=: 21.
=Herrod.= See =Buckner and Herrod=.
=Herucka Songs=, always victory songs =37=: 384.
=Hervas, ----=, Lord’s Prayer in Pima by =26=: 269.
=Hervas, Lorenzo=, on Picurís =29=: 193.
=Hervé, G.= =46=: 332, 333, 350, 369.
=Hervey Group=, tattooing in =4=: 76.
=Herzog, Georg=, songs recorded by =47=: 890, 898, 911.
=Herzog, Wilhelm=, classification of Seri by =17=: 108.
=Hesakkdum Esee= the supreme deity =42=: 514. See also =Hisagita Immisi=.
=Heshotatsína=, a Zuñi village =7=: 139.
=Hesitation=, signs for =1=: 291.
=Hesquiaht= games of the =24=: shuttlecock 718. tops 748.
=Hess, Chief Jacob=, text dictated by =48=: 12.
=Hessu=, cassava smoother =38=: § 365.
=Hester, J. G.=, last Cherokee census by =19=: 179.
=Hĕthĕ´hinĕ´na=, an Arapaho warrior order =14=: 988.
=Hethu´shka Society= general description of =27=: 459-462. meeting of =27=: 462-469. references to =27=: 50, 169, 439, 481. songs of =27=: 460, 465, 466, 469-480, 482.
=Hetissu=, duties of =42=: 422.
=Hetzel, Margaret=, on the Clifton quarry =15=: 113.
=Hetzel-Hunter Quarry=. See =Clifton Quarry=.
=Heuchera=, use of =44=: 289, 342, 344.
=Heuchera Hispida=, use of =44=: 290, 344, 360.
=Hevea= rubber, illuminant =38=: § 5. seeds for bait =38=: § 188.
=Hewat, ----= on agreement of South Carolina with Cherokee =19=: 32. on Cherokee land cessions =19=: 34. on Cherokee relations with Tuscarora =19=: 32. on Cherokee war of 1760-1761 =19=: 45. on first Cherokee war with colonies =19=: 33. on surrender of Fort Loudon =19=: 43, 44.
=Hĕwă-täniuw=, a Cheyenne division =14=: 1025.
=Hewett, Dr. Edgar L.= acknowledgment to =29=: 12, 38. bulletin by =28=: 17. collaboration of =34=: 23, 36. cooperative work in excavation =33=: 11. on Abiquiu =29=: 135, 136. on A-ga Uo-no =29=: 345. on Alamo Canyon =29=: 270, 414. on altar on Black Mesa =29=: 297. on Amoxiumqua =29=: 395. on Arroyo Cubre =29=: 130. on Black Mesa =29=: 156, 224, 293, 294. on Black Mountains =29=: 131. on Bush Canyon =29=: 287. on ceremonial cave =29=: 412. on Cerillos =29=: 492. on Chamita =29=: 228. on Chimayo settlement =29=: 342. on Chipiinuinge =29=: 121. on Chipiwi =29=: 236. on Chupadero Creek =29=: 244. on Cienega Creek =29=: 466. on Cieneguilla =29=: 467. on Cochiti =29=: 440. on Cochiti Canyon =29=: 430. on Cochiti district =29=: 409. on Cuartales =29=: 260. on Cuyamunque =29=: 333. on Enchanted Mesa =29=: 554. on Frijoles Canyon =29=: 410. on Galisteo =29=: 481. on Gallinas Mountains =29=: 114. on Guaje Canyon =29=: 266. on Gyusiwa =29=: 394. on Haatze =29=: 426. on Homayo =29=: 161. on Hondo Canyon =29=: 415. on Houiri =29=: 162. on Ihamba =29=: 310. on Jacona =29=: 330. on Jemez Mountains =29=: 105. on Kapo =29=: 549. on Ke-gua-yo =29=: 344, 345. on Kipana =29=: 550. on Kuapa ruin =29=: 435. on Lower Cangilon settlement =29=: 118. on Manzano Mountains =29=: 531. on Mariana settlement =29=: 133. on mound-like ruin =29=: 423. on Mount Román =29=: 128. on Nambé Pueblo =29=: 360. on Nambé village =29=: 377. on Navaho Canyon =29=: 120. on Navawi =29=: 280. on Ojana =29=: 553. on Old Cochiti =29=: 432, 433, 434. on Otowi Canyon =29=: 271. on Otowi Mesa =29=: 271. on Painted Cave =29=: 422. on Painted Cave Canyon =29=: 422. on Pajarito Canyon =29=: 281, 283. on Pajarito Hill =29=: 248. on Pajarito Mesa =29=: 284. on Pajarito Park =29=: 260. on Pecos =29=: 474, 475, 476, 477. on Pedernal Mountain =29=: 122, 123. on Perage =29=: 263. on Picuris =29=: 193. on Pioge =29=: 203. on pitfall at Navawi =29=: 279. on Poihuuinge =29=: 157. on Pojoaque =29=: 335. on Pose-uing-ge =29=: 165, 166. on Potrero de los Idolos =29=: 427. on Pueblo Creek =29=: 179. on Pueblo of the Stone Lions =29=: 417, 418. on pueblo ruin at Abiquiu =29=: 138, 139, 140. on Puye =29=: 236, 237. on Rincon del Pueblo =29=: 278. on Rito del Bravo =29=: 288. on ruins at La Joya =29=: 200, 204. on San Cristóbal =29=: 486. on San Gabriel =29=: 228. on San Ildefonso =29=: 304. on San Lazaro =29=: 491. on San Pablo ruin =29=: 508. on Sandia Canyon =29=: 279. on Sandia Mountain =29=: 513. on Santa Clara Creek =29=: 234. on Sante Fé =29=: 460, 461 sq. on Santuario Mountains =29=: 355. on Se-pä-uä ruin =29=: 144. on Shu-finné =29=: 235. on Stone Lions Shrine =29=: 418, 419, 428. on Taos =29=: 183. on Te-e-uing-ge =29=: 154. on Tejeuingge Ouiping =29=: 337. on Tesuque =29=: 388. on Tewaï =29=: 252. on the Salinas =29=: 535. on traditions of Otowi =29=: 272. on Tsankawi Mesa =29=: 273, 274. on Tsawarii =29=: 253, 254, 255, 256. on Tyuonyi =29=: 411, 412. on Tzirege =29=: 282, 283. on Valverde =29=: 554. on various Pueblo ruins =29=: 226, 245, 247, 252, 266, 272, 273, 274, 282, 385, 425, 457. on Whapige =29=: 291, 292. on White Rock Canyon =29=: 102. on Yuqueyunque =29=: 227. quoting Cope on Cristone Pueblo ruin =29=: 115. references to =29=: 44, 153, 245, 253. suggestion by, concerning excavations =33=: 161. work of =26=: XX, XXVII; =27=: 10, 12.
=Hewing Tools= used by the Eskimo =18=: 91.
=Hewitt, Miss Caroline G. C.,= assistance of, in translating manuscript =32=: 49.
=Hewitt, John N. B.= aboriginal conceptions of the supernatural studied by =23=: XXXIX sq. acknowledgment to =17=: 21. cited =42=: 740, 780. collections made by, among Iroquoian Indians =22, i=: XXXIX. comparative lexicology of Seri language by =17=: 299*-344*. contributor to Bureau =48=: 1189. custodian of manuscripts =33=: 37; =36=: 28. determination of Seri as a distinct stock by =21=: XXV. ethnologic research by =32=: 20. field work of =6=: XXX, XXXI; =20=: XI; =21=: XI. Iroquoian linguistic material arranged by =23=: XXVI. linguistic researches of =14=: XLI. material furnished by =24=: 118, 590. mention of =32=: 9; =47=: 14. of, on Iroquoian creation myths =23=: XXXVI, XLIII. office work of =20=: XX, XXI. official delegate to installation ceremony =38=: p. 6. on arrow-poisoning among Iroquoian tribes =14=: 284. on Cherokee linguistic relationship =19=: 16. on etymology of Iroquoian word for war mattress =10=: 555. on Iroquois beliefs =11=: 366. on Iroquois myths =19=: 433, 440, 451. on Mohawk language =19=: 188. on Mohawk name for Cherokee =19=: 16. on name Hiadeoni =19=: 489. on Shahaptian numeration =19=: 838. on the derivation of Iroquois =7=: 77. papers by =37=: 27; =39=: 24; =40=: 17; =44=: 15. quoted on the Iroquois =37=: 281 sq. report of, on Iroquoian cosmology =21=: 127-339. representative on U. S. Geographic Board =48=: 14. researches of =16=: XXI, XXII, XXVI, XXVIII, XXXII, XXXVII, XXXIX, XLI, XLV, XLIX, LII, LVIII, LXXIII, LXXIV; =33=: 23. researches of, in Iroquoian mythology =21=: XXIV, XXXII. study of fraternities and cults by =19=: XLVIII. translation of Onondaga mourning ritual by =17=: 288*. Tutelo studies of =13=: XXXIX. work of =7=: XXXI; =8=: XXVIII; =9=: XLI; =10=: XVII, XX; =11=: XXX, XXXV; =13=: XLI; =15=: XXIII, XXVI, XXXI, XXXV, XL, XLI, XLV, XLIX, LIII, LXI, LXIV, LXVII, LXXXIV; =17=: LIII sq.; =18=: XXVIII, XLIII, XLIV; =19=: XVIII, XXV sq.; =24=: XVIII sqq., XXV, XXVI, XXX; =25=: XVIII sq.; =26=: XVI sq., XXI; =27=: 9; =28=: 13 sq.; =29=: 17; =30=: 16, 19, 52; =31=: 15; =34=: 17 sq., 31; =35=: 18 sqq.; =36=: 13 sq.; 30; =37=: 11-14; =38=: p. 6 sqq.; =39=: 14 sqq.; =40=: 5-8; =41=: 8 sqq., 31 sqq., 55 sq., 86 sq., 109 sqq.; =42=: 11 sqq.; =43=: 5 sq.; =44=: 6 sqq.; =45=: 4 sq.; =46=: 9 sq.; =47=: 6 sqq.; =48=: 12 sqq. work of, on Iroquoian languages, myths and customs =22, i=: XIII, XIX sq., XXIII, XXV sq.
=Hexagon= as an element in design =41=: 254. interpretation of =41=: 327.
=Hexagon-base Baskets= =38=: § 412-415.
=Hexagonal Mesh=, weaving =38=: § 109.
=Heye, Dr. George G.= acknowledgment to =34=: 8. archeological work of =37=: 1. collection of aboriginal objects =33=: 16; =34=: 49. expedition supported by =44=: 32. objects purchased by =34=: 221. paper by =44=: 72.
=Heye, Mrs. Thea=, expedition supported by =44=: 31 sq.
=Heye Museum= artifacts in, from West Indies =34=: 49 sqq. collections of, studied by J. W. Fewkes =36=: 12. work under auspices of =34=: 8.
=Heylyn, Peter= on Pecos =29=: 476. on San Juan =29=: 213.
=Heyoka= beliefs concerning =11=: 443, 468. man, story of the =11=: 469.
=Heyowani=, in Texas, union of, with Cherokee =19=: 143.
=Hezio (or Hosio), Francisco de= on Pojoaque =29=: 334. on Santa Anna =29=: 521.
=Hiadeoni=, legend of =19=: 356, 489.
=Hi´atam=, Pima village =26=: 23.
=Hiawaraballi=, drink =38=: § 271.
=Hiawatha= a founder of the League =43=: 468. and the Wampum Belt, Iroquois myth =2=: 64. legends concerning =2=: 53. meanings of the name =2=: 54. peace proposed by =43=: 460. power attributed to, by the Iroquois =2=: 54. reference to =42=: 548, 550.
=Hibiscus=, timber for fire stick =38=: § 1.
=Hiçada=, subgens of the Waça´be (Ponca) =27=: 42, 48, 52 sq.
=Hi´-ça-da Gens= story belonging to =36=: 211. wi´-gi-e of =36=: 212-219.
=Hich=, phonetic value of =16=: 233.
=Hichăä´qutha=, an Arapaho warrior order =14=: 987.
=Hichitee= deer songs of =19=: 435. migration of, to Florida =19=: 99. tribe of Creek confederacy =19=: 498 sq.
=Hickman County, Tenn.=, remains in =41=: 496.
=Hickory= nut, mention of =33=: 74. use of =44=: 290, 338, 377.
=Hickorynut Clan= affiliations of =42=: 122. native name for =42=: 115.
=Hickorynut Gap=, myth connected with =19=: 438.
=Hicks, C. R.= election of, as chief =19=: 112. endeavor to introduce coffee by =19=: 214. on moon myths =19=: 441.
=Hicks, Elijah=, letter to Secretary of War by =19=: 115.
=Hicoria Alba=, use of =44=: 290, 338, 377.
=Hicoria Ovata=, use of =33=: 74.
=Hidatsa= account of the =15=: 197; =17=: 159. ceremonial among the =11=: 437. chronology of the =17=: 370. cults of the =11=: 501. divisions of the =15=: 164. exploit mark of =10=: 437-440. games of the =24=: dice games 57, 186. hand game 318. hoop and pole 487, 511. shinny 641. shuffleboard 729. snow-snake 419. tops 747. tossed ball 710. habitat of the =17=: 158. individual designations of =10=: 424. instruments for pictography used by =10=: 218, 219. Kiowa intercourse with =17=: 158. Kiowa name of the =17=: 159. Mandan incorporated by the =15=: 197. map made by the =4=: 158; =10=: 342. migrations of the =15=: 198. myths of the, reference to =11=: 391, 511. name of the Cheyenne =14=: 1023. name of the Sioux =14=: 1057. paintings by the, on robes or skins =10=: 219. pictographic notice by the =10=: 336 sq. pictographs of hunting and fruit-gathering by the =10=: 533 sq. population of the =7=: 118. record of chief of =10=: 581. scalp custom of the =15=: 241. scarification among the =15=: 169. separation of Crows from the =17=: 154, 155. Siouan =4=: 108. smallpox among the =17=: 275. sociology of the =15=: 242. superstitions of the =1=: 199. tattooing among the =17=: 159. tribal designation of =10=: 384. tribal signs for =1=: 469. use of notched sticks by, for recording time =10=: 227.
=Hidden-ball Game= general description of =24=: 44, 335-339. mention of =47=: 138, 239 sq. played by the =24=: Chippewa 340 sqq., 351. Cree 342. Dakota 339. Dakota, Oglala 364 sq. Dakota, Yankton 317 sq. Delawares 342 sq. Hopi 337 sq., 339, 357-364. Iowa 365 sq. Jicarilla Apache 345. Keres 339, 351 sqq. Kwakiutl 370. Maricopa 339, 370 sq. Menominee 343 sq. Miami 344. Missisauga 344. Navaho 339, 346-349. Nipissing 344. Nootka 370. Omaha 366. Onondaga 349. Ottawa 344 sq. Papago 336, 339, 353 sqq. Pima 339, 355 sq. Potawatomi 344. Sauk and Foxes 345. Seneca 350 sq. Shawnee 344. Tarahumare 339. Tewa 338, 339, 361, 367 sqq. Tigua 369 sq. Walapai 371 sq. Winnebago 366 sq. Wyandot 351. Zuaque 356 sq. Zuñi 336 sq., 372-382. sacrificial and ceremonial character of =24=: 337 sqq., 372. water game, Zuñi =24=: 374-381.
=Hide and Seek= of the Guiana Indians =38=: § 613. played by the Eskimo =18=: 337.
=Hides= dressing of, for Omaha clothing =3=: 310. dressing of, with stone implements =13=: 169, 170. pictographs on =4=: 60. uses of =27=: 272, 342, 345.
=Hiding Button=, hand game, Grosventres =24=: 271.
=Hiding Shelter= for hunting =38=: § 159.
=Hieracium sp.= =45=: 492, 506.
=Hieratic Art= =1=: 210.
=Hierochloe Odorata= =45=: 476, 503.
=Hieroglyphics=, found =2=: 432.
=Hieroglyphs= mention of =1=: 210. read in a certain order =1=: 223. work in =15=: LXIII, LXVI; =16=: XIX, XXII, XXVI, XXVIII, XXXV, XL, XLII, XLVII, L, LV. See also =Egyptian Characters=; =Maya Codices=; =Maya Hieroglyphs=; =Pictography=.
=Higday, ----=, pottery collected by =20=: 191.
=Higgins, Godfrey= on girdles =9=: 557. on hierophants of Athens =9=: 454. on Hindu powders =9=: 516. on use of flour in sacrifice =9=: 517. on use of pollen by the ancients =9=: 532.
=High=, pictograph for =10=: 592 sq.
=High Backbone=, killed at Wounded Knee =14=: 871, 872.
=High-bush Cranberry= mention of =33=: 115. use of =45=: 487.
=High Corncrib House Group=, story of =44=: 207 sq.
=High Hawk=, flight of, to Bad Lands =14=: 884.
=High-house People=, a Navaho clan =8=: 30.
=High Island=, reservation of =18=: 810.
=High Point, N. C.=, settlement at =42=: 777.
=High Priest.= See =Medicine Maker=.
=High Wolf=, visit of, to Southern tribes =14=: 908.
=Higher Powers=, Zuñi, classification of the =23=: 22 sq.
=Highland County=, flint quarries in =15=: 77.
=Highland Cranberry=, use of =44=: 294.
=Highland Lick=, mention of =42=: 805.
=Highland Quarry-Shops= =15=: 148.
=Hightower=, establishment of mission at =19=: 105.
=Hignite, John=, flint on farm of =44=: 519.
=Hignite, Levi=, flint on farm of =44=: 519.
=Higsby, ----= =46=: 120.
=Hihighenimmo=, a Sanpoil synonym =14=: 733.
=Hiku and Kawelu= =33=: 660.
=Hilder, Frank Frederick= acknowledgment to =17=: 20 sq. biographic sketch of =22, i=: XL sqq. death of =22, i=: XXXVIII. description of shell gorgets by =2=: 286, 288, 303. linguistic work of =21=: XXXII. office work of =20=: XXIII. photographs of gorgets procured by =2=: 286. work of =18=: XLVII; =22, i=: XXXVII sq.
=Hilhouse, W.= cited =30=: 125, 126, 305, 307, 355, 357 sq. on belief in God =30=: 119, 120, 145.
=Hilibi= allocation of clans in beds at =42=: 201-204. arrangement of square ground of =42=: 222 sq., 258. belief of, concerning busk =42=: 546. chunkey poles at =42=: 190. clan councils of =42=: 125. clans of, furnishing chiefs and henihas =42=: 193, 194. clans, phratries and moieties of =42=: 159 sq. New Fire ceremony of =42=: 545. origin of the town =42=: 357. plan of ceremonial ground of =42=: 259. position of beds at =42=: 198. relations of, with Alabama =42=: 568. relations of, with Eufaula =42=: 559. Upper Creek Red town =42=: 125, 255. use of medicine at =42=: 608.
=Hilisȧlgi= a Creek clan =42=: 115, 119. affiliations of =42=: 121.
=Hill, Asa R.=, assistance rendered by =41=: 10.
=Hill, Edwin A.=, petroglyphs reported by =10=: 97.
=Hill, E. H.=, pottery collected by =20=: 133.
=Hill, E. K.=, assistance rendered by =33=: 161.
=Hill, George=, head chief =42=: 331.
=Hill, J. J.=, reference to =27=: 624.
=Hill, James M.=, mound group on farm of, Ohio =12=: 451.
=Hill, R. T.=, ethnologic collection of =31=: XII, XIII.
=Hill, Walter=, reference to =27=: 624.
=Hillabee=, capture of =19=: 91.
=Hillers, J. K.= acknowledgment to =14=: 655. assistance rendered by =2=: 429. crania photographed by =16=: 15. on four-stick game, Paiute =24=: 334. on hand game, Paiute =24=: 312. photographer =3=: XXIII photographic work by =11=: XXXVIII; =14=: XLVIII. pictograph copied by =10=: 353. work of =10=: XXIII; =13=: XLII.
=Hills, High, Songs of the= =39=: 249 sqq.
=Hillsboro, N. C.=, Occaneechi town near =42=: 776.
=Hill-Tout, Charles= information furnished by =24=: 249. on cat’s cradle, Skokomish =24=: 773. on football, Skokomish =24=: 703. on hand game, Thompson Indians =24=: 303. on racket, Skokomish =24=: 609. on racket, Thompson Indians =24=: 610. on shuttlecock, Skokomish =24=: 717. on stick game, Chilliwhack =24=: 249.
=Hina, Sala= adventure of =26=: 129. as a potter =26=: 124. on cattle among Pima =26=: 85 sq. on flower design in Pima basketry =26=: 139. on intermarriage among the Pima =26=: 186. Pima potter =28=: 140. sieve made by =26=: 147. sketch of =26=: 17. treatment by medicine-men =26=: 260 sq.
=Hina Head=, Maricopa village =26=: 22.
=Hinaaikamalama= =33=: 332, 622, 629, 638.
=Hi´nămâ=, Maricopa village =26=: 22.
=Hinchman, Augustus F.= owner of Burton Mound =41=: 108; =44=: 58. relics collected by =44=: 66.
=Hinchman, Miss Stella F.= acknowledgment to =41=: 108. information furnished by =44=: 58.
=Hind, Henry Youle= on birds destructive to wild rice =19=: 1027. on burial feast =1=: 191. on dependence of Indians on wild rice =19=: 1100. on drowning of wild rice =19=: 1099. on finger necklace =9=: 483. on Indian medicine men =9=: 464, 513. on Indian powder =9=: 513. on ring and pin, Montagnais =24=: 539. on wild rice destroyed by caterpillars =19=: 1100. on wild rice eaten with blueberries =19=: 1083. on wild rice in Winnipeg system =19=: 1035.
=Hindu or Hindoo= and Egyptian symbol, lotus flower =10=: 618. mythology, monsters in =16=: 214. mythology, wind-god in =16=: 221. myths =19=: 431. pictographs in rice flour =10=: 211. turtle in mythology of =14=: 976. women, superstition of =10=: 196.
=Hindustan (= India)=, cup sculpture in =10=: 196.
=Hinge Beads=, specimens of, obtained =44=: 160.
=Hinged Sashes=, not in use in Zuñi =8=: 196.
=Hinges= of Pueblo doors =8=: 184. of Eskimo boxes =18=: 93-100. on Eskimo doors =18=: 244.
=Hingham, Mass.=, pottery from =20=: 168, 179.
=Hinman, Rev. S. D.= cited on stone gods =11=: 446. classification of pictography by =10=: 204. Oglala roster obtained by =4=: 174; =10=: 420. on Sioux myths =19=: 450. on the cross as a symbol among Dakotas =4=: 253. work of =2=: XXV.
=Hinon= in Iroquoian cosmology =21=: 339. name for thunder in Iroquoian cosmology =21=: 336. See also =Hi-nuⁿ=; =Thunder People=.
=Hinton, Richard J.= on Casa Grande =28=: 53, 68 sq. on Picuris =29=: 182. on ruin near mouth of Granite Creek =28=: 204. on Taos =29=: 182. references to =28=: 201, 203.
=Hi-nuⁿ= and Niagara, Seneca legend =2=: 54. destroying the Giant Animals, Iroquois myth =2=: 54. or Thunder-god of the Iroquois =2=: 51.
=Hisagita Immisi=, name of supreme being =42=: 481.
=Hispaniola or Hispañola= another name for Santo Domingo =34=: 131. See also =Haiti=.
=Historical= evidence of mound-building by Indians =12=: 645, 659. exposition in Madrid =13=: XXXVIII. map of Pennsylvania, pictographs =4=: 226. traditions of the Cherokee =19=: 232, 350-397.
=Histories= definition of =20=: XCI. Kwakiutl family =35=: 836-1277.
=History= and customs, limitations to the use of, in study of anthropology. =1=: 76, 77. Casa Grande =28=: detailed accounts 54-81. general discussion 53 sq. reference to 33. importance of study of ornament in =20=: 64. Indian, work relating to =40=: 2. of education among North American Indians =3=: XXIX. of sign language =1=: 285. of the Cherokee =19=: 14-228. of the Dzendzenx-qlayo =35=: 1080. of the Seri Indians =17=: 51-122. of the Sia Indians =11=: 10. of the Siouan tribes =15=: 189. of the Tlingit =26=: 407-414. pictographic methods of recording =10=: 551-570. Pima annals =26=: calendar 36 sq. chronological records 34 sqq. contact with Spaniards 26-29. name 19 sq. narrative 38-66. nature of events 37 sq. prehistoric ruins 23 sq. relations with Americans 30-34. villages 20-23. value of pottery in study of =20=: 18, 19, 21 sq.
=History of Indian Tribes=, by H. Schoolcraft, quoted =4=: 20, 199.
=Histrionic Art=, development of =19=: LXXIX sqq.
=Hitäniwoĭv=, Cheyenne name of the Arapaho =14=: 953.
=Hĭtäsina=, Arapaho name of the Cheyenne =14=: 1023.
=Hitchcock, A. S.=, on absence of wild rice in Kansas =19=: 1030.
=Hitchcock, C. H.=, examination of quarry-shops by =15=: 52.
=Hitchcock, Gen. E. A.= a source of Creek ethnology =42=: 679. use of notes of =42=: 66.
=Hitchia (Byrsonima spicata)=, drink =38=: § 271.
=Hitchiti= allocation of clans in beds at =42=: 201-204. arrangement of square ground of =42=: 226 sq., 272. clan councils of =42=: 125. clans of, furnishing chiefs and henihas =42=: 193, 194. clans, phratries and moieties of =42=: 160. Lower Creek White town =42=: 125, 254. of Muskhogean stock =42=: 677. position of beds at =42=: 198. terms of relationship =42=: 88. tribes speaking =42=: 248.
=Hitchiti Seminole= allocation of clans in beds at =42=: 201-204. arrangement of square ground of =42=: 233, 288. clan councils of =42=: 126. clans of, furnishing chiefs and henihas =42=: 193, 194. clans, phratries and moieties of =42=: 161 sq. position of beds at =42=: 199. Seminole White town =42=: 126, 257.
=Hitiraki=, death of =26=: 61.
=Hittite= emblems of sound =10=: 662 sqq.
=Hitton, William=, cited =12=: 624.
=Hitu´nĕna=, an Arapaho division =14=: 955.
=Hiwasse Island=, account of =42=: 840.
=Hiwasse River=, trail down =42=: 837.
=Hiwassee= pseudo myth concerning =19=: 416. trail through =42=: 750.
=Hiwassee Towns= burning of, in 1788 =19=: 65. hostility of, in 1786 =19=: 63.
=Hix.= See =Balam=; =Ix=.
=Hjalmarson, ----=, Antillean skull found by =25=: 29.
=ᵗHle´wekwe=, Wood Fraternity or Sword Swallowers =23=: 410, 417, 444-485.
=Hmĭ´sĭs=, a Cheyenne division =14=: 1025, 1026.
=Hoamakeikekula= =33=: 655.
=Hoar, Senator ----=, bill by, to preserve Casa Grande =13=: LVII.
=Hoar, G. F.=, interest of, in Casa Grande =15=: CII, 346.
=Ho-aránni= legends concerning =30=: 244 sq., 248, 250 sq. See also =Water Spirits=.
=Hoard Mounds= location of =37=: 99. number of =37=: 100.
=Hobart, E. F.=, reference to =29=: 292, 296.
=Hobayi Imala=, warrior of the Creek nation =42=: 328.
=Hobbs, B. C.= contract for schools for East Cherokee brought about by =19=: 176. on East Cherokee schools =19=: 176.
=Hoboe=, reed instrument =38=: § 570.
=Hoboi-hił Yahola= a Tukabahchee leader =42=: 309. See also =O. Porthle Yoholo=; =Opothleoholo=; =Opothleyoholo=.
=Hoch=, phonetic value of =14=: 233.
=Hochelaga=, Iroquoian pottery from site of =20=: 170.
=Hochstetter, Dr. Ferd. von=, quoted =4=: 200, 201.
=Hockey=, played by the Eskimo =18=: 337.
=Hoddentin= a prehistoric food =9=: 518. analogues of =9=: 530 sqq. bags for carrying =9=: 500. employment of, as an amulet =9=: 503-506. employment of, by the Apache =9=: 499-507. employment of, in corn culture =9=: 502. employment of, in sickness =9=: 502-505. offering of, to the sun, moon, etc. =9=: 501 sq. use of, by the Zuñi Indians =10=: 221. the yiauhtli of the Aztecs =9=: 521 sq. See also =Pollen=.
=Hodge, David=, information furnished by =42=: 125.
=Hodge, Frederick Webb= acknowledgments to =14=: 339, 599; =17=: 20, 527; =28=: 53; =29=: 38; =30=: 38; =32=: 71. administrative work of =32=: 10. aid given to Dr. J. W. Fewkes by =22, i=: 120. appointment of, as “Ethnologist-in-Charge” =31=: 7. archeologic discovery by =21=: XVIII. collections made by =33=: 36. cyclopedic work of =21=: XXXII. Enchanted Mesa explored by =47=: 25. ethnologic research by =32=: 11. Ethnologist-in-charge, mention of =32=: 9. field work of =21=: X. identification of cities of Cibola by =14=: 361, 389. identification of Plains Indians by =14=: 396. identifications by =17=: 53, 55. information furnished by =24=: 194. list of Bureau publications by =16=: CI-CXIX; =17=: LXXV-XCII; =18=: LIX-LXXVIII. mention of =44=: 92; 45: 532. notes on accompanying papers =28=: 21 sq.; =29=: 25; =30=: 25-28. office work by =20=: XXIII; =22, i=: 120. on Acoma =29=: 542, 543, 544, 545. on Amoxiumqua =29=: 395. on Astialakwá =29=: 397. on ball race, Zuñi =24=: 683-686. on Bear Spring =29=: 561. on Canadian River =29=: 561. on Chupadero Creek =29=: 244. on city of Cibola =19=: 650. on Cochiti =29=: 439, 440. on Cochiti clan name =29=: 453. on colander fragments from Salado ruins =17=: 624. on cotton at Tusayan =14=: 550. on Enchanted Mesa =29=: 545. on Galisteo =29=: 481, 483, 484. on Haatze =29=: 425. on irrigation by Hohokam =26=: 87. on Isleta =29=: 528, 529. on Jacona =29=: 330. on Jemez =29=: 400, 401, 402. on Keresan and Tanoan Snake clans =16=: 304. on Kopiwari =29=: 385. on Laguna =29=: 539, 540, 541. on Mescalero Apache =29=: 575. on Nambé Pueblo =29=: 359, 360. on native names for Taos =14=: 575. on Ojo Caliente de Pagosa =29=: 564. on origin of Keresan Snake dance =16=: 310. on origin of Sia Snake dance =16=: 309. on Patoqua =29=: 397, 398. on Pecos =29=: 473, 474, 475, 476, 477. on Picuris =29=: 192, 193. on Poguate =29=: 538. on Pojoaque =29=: 335. on Potrero =29=: 259. on probable identification of Teyas =14=: 524. on Puaray =29=: 524. on Puebla =29=: 258. on pueblo of Matsaki =14=: 517. on Pueblo ruins =29=: 393, 395, 404, 406, 407, 408, 456. on Quivira =29=: 565, 566. on recent advent of the Navaho =17=: 658. on San Cristóbal =29=: 486 sq. on San Felipe =29=: 498, 499. on San Felipe Mesa =29=: 496. on San Gabriel =29=: 228. on San Ildefonso =29=: 304, 305. on San Juan =29=: 212. on Sandia =29=: 525, 526, 527. on Santa Ana =29=: 520. on Santa Clara =29=: 241, 242. on Santo Domingo =29=: 447, 448. on Sia =29=: 517. on stone-close of Halona =8=: 193. on Taos =29=: 179, 180, 181, 182, 183. on Teguayo =29=: 572. on Tesuque =29=: 387, 388. on Tsawarii =29=: 254, 256. on Yuqueyunque =29=: 227. on Zuñi foot racing =14=: 247. on Zuñi name for Acoma =14=: 490. Pima vocabulary by =26=: 269. references to =29=: 323, 549. researches by =16=: XX, XXIII, XXVI, XVII, XXI, XXVI, XXVIII, XL, XLIV, XLVII, LII, LVI, LXXI, LXXVII. resignation of =39=: 27. shields collected by =26=: 122. Sikyatki excavation aided by =17=: 684. sociological researches of, among Pueblo tribes =21=: XXII, XXIII. specimens obtained by =40=: 20. systematic research by =33=: 10. work of =13=: XXXV; =14=: XLV, LVII; =15=: XXII, XXV, XXIX, XXXIII, XXXIV, XXXVIII, XLII, XLIII, XLVII, LII, LVI, LX, LXIII, LXVII, LXXIX, XCII; =17=: XXXIX sq., XLVIII, LVI; =18=: XLVI; =19=: XIII, XV, XXIX sq., XXXI, XXXII; =24=: XXIII, XXV, XXVI; =25=: XX; =26=: XXIII-XXVI; =27=: 7, 12; =28=: 11, 14, 19; =29=: 11 sqq., 21; =35=: 9-14; =36=: 9; =37=: 1-4; =39=: 9, 10 sqq.
=Hodge, Hiram. C.= inquiry by, as to mountain sheep =26=: 82. on ancient irrigation ditch =28=: 114.
=Hodge, Mrs. M. W.=, acknowledgment to =17=: 527.
=Hodges, W. T.=, killed at Wounded Knee =14=: 872.
=Hodgson, Adam=, on racket, Chickasaw =24=: 597.
=Hodgson, W. B.=, on Grave Creek tablet =12=: 632.
=Hodjanaga=, fasting experience of =37=: 347.
=Hoe Buckintoopa=, treaty of =18=: 664
=Hoes= bone, of the Omaha =13=: 278. bowlders used for =15=: 142. method of adjusting handles of =13=: 133. production of, by flaking =15=: 26. stone, Casa Grande =28=: 131 sq. use of, in steatite working =15=: 111.
=Hoeven, J. v. d.= =46=: 369.
=Hoff, Dr. A. H.=, maskette collected in Alaska by =3=: 118.
=Hoffman, Dr. W. J.= acknowledgments to =10=: 30. aid of =4=: 18. cited =16=: LIV. collaboration of, in sign language =1=: 399. contributor to Bureau =48=: 1189. death of =21=: XXXVIII. discussion of turtlebacks by =15=: 30. drawing of Pima burial by =1=: 111, 153. ethnological labors of =21=: XXXIX. exploration by =15=: LXXIII. field work of =6=: XLI, XLII. information furnished by =10=: 358. material collected by =24=: 73, 340, 707. memoir by, on Menomini Indians =14=: L, 3-328. Menomini synonymy of, reference to =19=: 1048. mention of =1=: 99. obituary of =48=: 1221. office work of =6=: XLV. on Beaver Creek cliff ruin =13=: 186. on dice games, Menomini =24=: 73 sq. on eating wild rice with maple sugar =19=: 1085. on influence of wild rice on geographic nomenclature =19=: 1119. on hand-and-foot ball, Crows =24=: 707. on hidden ball, Menomini =24=: 343 sq. on hoop and pole, Santa Barbara =24=: 472. on Menomini curing wild rice =19=; 1066. on Menomini gathering wild rice =19=: 1062. on Montezuma’s well =13=: 186. on Ojibwa medicine =9=: 452, 511. on Ojibwa medicine tube =13=: 127. on organization of Menomini tribe =19=: 1091. on origin of Winnebago tribal name =19=: 1052. on popular synonym for wild rice =19=: 1033. on racket, Chippewa =24=: 564 sq., 567 sq. on racket, Santee Dakota =24=: 611 sq. on shinny, Menomini =24=: 622. on ruins at Montezuma Well =17=: 546. on snow-snake, Menomini =24=: 404 sq. on storing wild rice in cedar bark bags =19=: 1072. on symbolic colors =11=: 532. on thrashing wild rice =19=: 1068. papers by =7=: 143-300; =17=: LVI. petroglyphs described and copied by =10=: 106, 109, 121, 127. report by, on Hualpa Indians =10=: 221. report by, on Indian mnemonic devices =10=: 223. report by, on Ojibwa Grand Medicine Society =10=: 626 sq. rock paintings reported and described by =10=: 52 sq., 56, 60, 64, 71 sq., 99 sq. work of =3=: XXIII; =5=: XXXI, XXI; =7=: XXXVI; =8=: XXI sqq., XXIX; =9=: XXXII, XXXIII, XXXV; =11=: XXVI, XXXVIII; =13=: XXVI, XXXI, XXXIX; =14=: XXXIII; =15=: XXIII, XXVI, XXXI, XXXVI, XLI, XLV, LXXX, LXXXV; =16=: LII. work of, cited =28=: 186.
=Hoffmanseggia Falcaria Cav.=, Pima food plant =26=: 78.
=Hog= Cherokee name for =19=: 215. raising of, by Cherokee =19=: 82, 112. See also =Bush Hogs=; =Hogs=; =Pig=.
=Hog Creek Shawnee= land cessions and reservations =18=: 686, 732.
=Hog Island, Me.= mounds on =44=: 437. petroglyphs on =10=: 83.
=Hog Island Mound= collection from =42=: 19. mention of =44=: 446-449.
=Hog Medicine=, use of =42=: 658.
=Hog Peanut=, use of =44=: 289, 307, 320, 346.
=Hog Plum (Spondias lutea)= =38=: § 247.
=Hog-sucker= in Cherokee myth =19=: 308.
=Hogan, Father ----=, mission founded by =45=: 385.
=Hogans (or Huts)= of the Navaho =4=: 473. resemblance to semisubterranean dwellings in Alaska =46=: 82. See also =Houses=.
=Hogăpägoni=, Shoshoni name of the Paiute =14=: 1048.
=Hogs= taboo of, as food =42=: 518. wild, legend of =30=: 360. See also =Hog=.
=Hoh Indians= population and habitat of =7=: 63. researches among =29=: 23.
=Hohe= Cheyenne name of the Assiniboin =14=: 1024. meaning of the term =15=: 222.
=Hohilpo=, a Kutenai band =14=: 731.
=Hohnogića=, description of =11=: 473.
=Hoho-hit=, Warrau music master =38=: § 570.
=Hohokam= application of the term =28=: 153. arrowheads =26=: 111. art =26=: 164. cigarettes =26=: 119. general culture =26=: 166. influence of, on Pima weaving =26=: 149. irrigation =26=: 87, 89. meaning of term =26=: 24. metates =26=: 109. mortuary custom =26=: 194. pottery =26=: 124, 127, 136. references to =28=: 42, 117. relationship of Pima to =26=: 164. relationship with Hopi or Zuñi =26=: 26. remains =26=: 54. ring and pin game of the =24=: 552. sacred places of =26=: 254, 256. shovel used by =26=: 97. variant of name =26=: 25. See also =Gila-Salt Region= (early inhabitants of).
=Hohola, Andres=, chief of the shuré =47=: 263.
=Hohola, Antonio=, office held by =47=: 259.
=Hohola, Dolores=, town chief =47=: 256.
=Hohola, Manuel=, assistant hunt chief =47=: 261.
=Ho-ho-qŏm= name applied to Pima’s ancestors =28=: 71. See also =Hohokam=.
=Hohoqom=, a variant of Hohokam =26=: 25.
=Hoissen, ----=, mound opened by =12=: 93.
=Ho-ith-le-poie Hau-jo=, a warrior of the Creek nation =42=: 328.
=Hok= definition of =16=: 241. legendary Pima monster =28=: 48 sq., 52.
=Hok`ixe´re Dance=, description of =37=: 379-383.
=Hokol= symbol, discussion of =16=: 218.
=Hokona-mana (Butterfly-virgin slab)=, at Walpi Snake altar =19=: 983.
=Hokyaña= derivation of =21=: 125. description of =21=: 94. peculiar dancing step of =21=: 94.
=Hokyaña mana=, description of =21=: 95.
=Holbrook, J. L.= on Cherokee missions =19=: 84. on Chief N. J. Smith =19=: 178.
=Holbrook, W. C.=, on burial mounds =1=: 118.
=Holbrook, Ariz.= petrified forests near =22, i=: 19, note. pueblo ruins near, visits to =22, i=: 19, 134 sqq. ruins near =17=: 533.
=Holcuma= land cessions and reservations =18=: 782. See also =Howkuma=.
=Holden, Prof. E. S.= contributor to Bureau =48=: 1189. obituary of =48=: 1221. studies of, on Central American picture writing =1=: XXV.
=Holder= for cigars =38=: § 283.
=Holder of the Heavens=, power of the Iroquois god =2=: 52.
=Hole-in-the-Day=, reservation for =18=: 802.
=Holes= for labrets, Eskimo method of making =18=: 48.
=Holguin, Captain ----=, Payüpki attacked by =17=: 583.
=Hołibonaya=, office of =42=: 296.
=Hołiwahali= a Red town =42=: 255. See also =Łiwahali=; =Ulibahali=.
=Holland, ----=, steatite quarry on place of =15=: 130.
=Holland.= See =Dutch=.
=Holland Land Company= sketch of =14=: 21. transactions of, with Seneka =18=: 659, 662, 663.
=Hollow Horn Bear=, portrait made of =34=: 28.
=Hollowing King=, an influential Coweta chief =42=: 322, 323.
=Hollowell, Frank=, death of =17=: 202.
=Holly=, medicinal use of =42=: 665.
=Holly Springs, Miss.=, trail to =42=: 821.
=Holm, G.= description of Eskimo house by =9=: 77. description of Eskimo tattooing by =9=: 139. on East Greenland Eskimo population =7=: 75. on Greenland Eskimo =7=: 72. quoted on Eskimo amulets =9=: 441. quoted on Eskimo burials =9=: 425, 426. quoted on Eskimo children =9=: 416, 418. quoted on Eskimo government =9=: 427. quoted on Eskimo marriages =9=: 411, 412, 413. work of, consulted =9=: 22.
=Holman, Paul=, report by, concerning pictographs =10=: 49.
=Holmberg, Alec= =46=: 65.
=Holmes, Abiel=, quoted on Plymouth’s Indian policy =18=: 600 sq.
=Holmes, J. A.=, examination of quarry-shops by =15=: 52.
=Holmes, J. Henry=, letters of =39=: 23.
=Holmes, Oliver W.=, petitions for Casa Grande repairs =15=: CIII.
=Holmes, William=, purchase of land from Indians =18=: 612.
=Holmes, Prof. William H.= aboriginal pottery of the eastern United States =20=: 1-201. acknowledgments to =24=: 30; =25=: 18; =30=: 38. administrative report of =24=: IX-XL; =25=: IX-XXIX. appointed chief of Bureau =24=: X. archeological exploration of =23=: XV. archeological studies of =5=: XXXV. art in shell of ancient Americans =2=: 179. artistic aid of =1=: 400. bulletin by =39=: 24. bulletin by, on ancient quarry =15=: LIV, LVIII, LXV, LXVIII. catalogue of ethnologic collections by =3=: 393, 510. characterization of monograph by =15=: XCIII, XCIV. cited =33=: 164, 182, 193, 196, 197. cited on shell carvings =3=: 61. cliff ruins described by =16=: 81. collaboration of =34=: 26. collections made by =20=: XXIV; =29=: 21. contributor to Bureau =48=: 1189. discussion of designs on copper plates =12=: 308. drawings by =1=: 106, 203. earlier papers by, on American pottery =20=: 67, 87, 94. esthetological researches of =21=: XIII. field work of =20=: X; =21=: X, XIII. figure of Mississippi mound by =12=: 253. figure of pottery from Arkansas by =12=: 240. figure of serpent mound by =12=: 493. indebtedness to, acknowledgment of =12=: 25. investigation of Northeastern Algonkians by =23=: XIV. memoir by, on prehistoric textile art =13=: 3-45. memoir by, on stone implements =15=: XCIV, 13-152. mention of =46=: 333. monograph on aboriginal pottery by =23=: XXV. monographs prepared by =15=: LXXVIII. office work of =6=: XLVIII, XLIX; =20=: XVI. on chimney-like structures =16=: 188. on distribution of art designs =25=: 216. on evolution of pottery designs =17=: 715, 716, 727. on Peruvian featherwork =13=: 27. on pictography =4=: 60, 87, 194. on prehistoric textiles =13=: XLVI. on Pueblo pottery =14=: 522. on ruins of San Juan =8=: 147. on San Juan cavate lodges =13=: 222. on stone yokes =25=: 253, 256, 259. papers by =10=: 209 sqq.; =17=: LVI, LVII; =37=: 28; =40=: 17. paper on ancient art, abstract of =6=: LI-LIV. paper on textile arts, abstract of =6=: LIV, LV. petroglyphs copied and described by =10=: 88 sq. prehistoric textile fabrics of the United States, derived from impressions on pottery =3=: 393-441. preparation of Handbook of Archeology by =33=: 31. references to =19=: 699; =41=: 246; =44=: 470. report of =37=: 7-14; =29=: 9-25; =30=: 9. researches by =11=: XXIV, XXVI, XXXIV; =14=: XXXV; =16=: XIX, XXII, XXIX, LXXVII. resignation of =15=: LXIII, LXXVIII. review of archeologic work =15=: LXXIII, XCIV. rock sculptures described by =10=: 475. runtee figured by =24=: 77. severs official connection with Bureau =31=: 7. sketch by =34=: 190. shows types of shell pens =12=: 686. thinks Codex figures colored =3=: 41. work of =2=: XXXIV; =7=: XXXII; =8=: XXV, XXVI; =9=: XXIX sq., XXXVII; =10=: X, XXI; =13=: XXVI, XXXV; =15=: XXI, XXIV, XXV, XXVII, XXVIII, XXXIII, XXXVII, XLI, XLII, XLVI, XLVII, L, LI, LIV, LV, LVIII, LIX, LXIII, LXVI, XCI; =24=: XI sq., XXIV, XXIX; =25=: XI, XII, XXVI; =26=: X-XIII; =27=: 7; =28=: 10; =30=: 10, 12, 22; =29=: 10 sq.; =34=: 22; =36=: 22; =37=: 21; =39=: 21.
=Holmes Run=, steatite quarries on =15=: 131.
=Holmiuk= land cessions and reservations =18=: 782.
=Holocantha Emoryi= =26=: 134, 157.
=Holoclame= land cessions and reservations =18=: 782.
=Hololupi= land cessions and reservations =18=: 784.
=Holston= pictographs on the =4=: 33. supplement of treaty of =19=: 77. treaty of, in 1791 =19=: 69, 214.
=Holston River, Tenn.= petroglyphs on =10=: 115. treaty of =18=: 652.
=Holston Valley, Tenn.= ancient Indian town in =42=: 751. mounds in =5=: 75 sqq. trail through =42=: 749.
=Holub, E.=, on rock etching by Bushmen =13=: 164.
=Holy Cross= in Alaska =46=: 61, 64, 66, 81, 127, 129, 130, 136, 141.
=Holy Ground=, battle of =19=: 92, 217, 502.
=Holy Men=, greeting to =39=: 102.
=Holy Places=, treatment of, in Hako ceremony =22, ii=: 32, 33.
=Holyhead=, pitted disk found at =13=: 99.
=Homalium=, for red paint =38=: § 28.
=Homans, ----=, cited on Massachusetts’ Indian policy =18=: 602 sq.
=Home= sign for =1=: 483, 485. See also =House=; etc.
=Home Products=, Guiana Indian =38=: § 824.
=Homeopathic Principle= in Zuñi medicine =30=: 48.
=Homer, Nebr.=, reference to =27=: 99, 623.
=Homicide= among Guiana Indians =38=: § 728. punishment in cases of =42=: 344.
=Hominy=, an Osage village =36=: 45.
=Hominy=, preparation of =30=: 76.
=Homogeneity=, Eskimo =46=: 358.
=Homograph= infrequent =40=: 28. reference to =40=: 295.
=Homolobi= an ancient Hopi village =13=: 189. date of removal of clans from =19=: 598-603. early inhabitants of =28=: 218. legend of Water People concerning =8=: 31. location of =17=: 532. site of old Patki pueblo =19=: 597. the early home of the Sun and Water Peoples =8=: 29. tradition of =15=: LXXI. work at =17=: XLV.
=Homolobi Group= of Pueblo ruins =22, i=: animal remains found at, list of species of 110. bone implement from 94. cloth fragments discovered at 97. collections from, study of XVIII. date of work at 17. dippers from, figures of 65. excavations at, by Dr. J. W. Fewkes XVIII. former inhabitants of 24 sq. jar from, figure showing 67. location of 23 sq. matting found at 98. metates found in graves at 103, 104. mug from, figure showing 65. pipe clay, fragments of, found at 111. pottery from, bird figures and symbols on 73, 75, 76 sq., 81. pottery from, human faces and figures on 71. pottery from, spider and sun emblem on 81 sq. prayer sticks from, form of 100. roof and floor construction at 110. Ruin 1, bones found at 26. Ruin 1, cemetery at, excavations in 28. Ruin 1, features of 25, 26. Ruin 1, location of 25. Ruin 1, plan of 26. Ruin 2, excavations at 29. Ruin 3, adobe blocks used at 29. Ruin 3, bone implements found at 30. Ruin 4, features of 30. Ruin 4, pictographs at 30. shell ornaments from 88, 89, 92. specimens collected at, number of 18. stone implements from, cuts showing 102. traditional location of 22. vase from, bird figures on, character of 75 sq.
=Homomorphs and symmorphs= =4=: 239.
=Homomorphy= of signs with diverse meanings =1=: 342.
=Homovi= painting of pictures of katcinas by =21=: 14. personation of Pautiwa by =21=: 59.
=Hoⁿ´=, gens of the Kansa =27=: 67.
=Ho-na´-ai-te= ceremonial over hunters =11=: 120.
=Honani= celebration of advent of katcinas of, in Pamürti =21=: 57. ruins near house of, reference to =22, i=: 55. women of, stolen and divided between Mastcomo, Mishongnovi and Walpi =19=: 606.
=Honani or Badger Clan= advent of, at Walpi =19=: 585 sq. affiliations of, with Zuñi =21=: 29. celebration and return of ancients =21=: 26, 28. figurines of Corn maidens possessed by =21=: 87, 88. Hopi katcinas derived from =21=: 125. house of, arrangement of masks in =21=: 28. house of, display of masks in =21=: 66. house of, entrance of Pamürti procession into =21=: 28. masks belonging to =21=: 65. migrations and census of =19=: 606 sq. origin of =21=: 26. participation of, in Pamürti festival =21=: 21. Zuñi masks in possession of =21=: 66.
=Honani Group=, component clans of =19=: 584.
=Honanki= art remains found at =17=: 569. description of =28=: 195 sqq. discovery of ruin of =17=: 534, 551. origin of name of =17=: 553, 559. ruin of, discussion of =17=: 558 sq.
=Honau= appearance of, in Palülükoñti festivals =21=: 52. picture of, in house of war god =21=: 25.
=Honau or Bear Clan= advent of, at Walpi =19=: 585 sq. early history of census of =19=: 604.
=Honau Family= of Walpi, mask of =21=: 112.
=Honau Group=, component clans of =19=: 584.
=Honaupabi=, same as Kipo =19=: 614.
=Honyi= badge of, in Flute ceremony =21=: 29. Tcabaiyo personated by, in Powamû festival =21=: 75.
=Hoⁿ´-ba Tha-gthiⁿ=, wi´-gi-e of =36=: 127.
=Hoⁿ-be-çu Ceremony= =39=: 61 sqq.
=Hoⁿ´doⁿmoⁿthiⁿ=, remarks of =27=: 637.
=Honduras= bas reliefs in =19=: 672. exploration of, by Alvarado =14=: 352. memoir on mounds in =19=: XLI sq.
=Honesty= among Guiana Indians =38=: § 736.
=Honey= anointment with =15=: 289. mention of =38=: § 227, 255. string figure of =38=: § 670. symbol in Troano Codex =16=: 256. symbolic use of =47=: 893. why scarce, legend of =30=: 204 See also =Bees=.
=Honey-Bee Son-in-law= legend of =30=: 199 sq. See also =Bees=.
=Honey-Locust= medicinal use of =42=: 658. myths and lore concerning =19=: 312 sq., 344, 465, 481.
=Honeysuckle=, use of =44=: 290, 340; =45=: 457, 471, 499, 516.
=Honeysuckle Bush=, use of =44=: 289, 342.
=Hoⁿ´ga= a great division of the Osage =45=: 549. application of the name =27=: 40 sq. divisions of =27=: 40, 41, 61, 64; =45=: 564. kinship group =27=: 58, 60, 61, 62, 63.
=Hoⁿ-ga A-hiu-toⁿ Gens= life symbol of =36=: 104. office of =39=: 92. symbol of =39=: 50. wi´-gi-e of =36=: 104 sq.
=Hoⁿ´-ga Division= groups composing =43=: 45. names of =43=: 133-143.
=Hoⁿ´-ga Gens= authority and power of, to organize war parties =39=: 345. Council of Seven convened by =27=: 196. general account of =27=: 40 sq., 153, 194 sq. in anointing Sacred Pole =27=: 231, 232, 237. in He´dewachi =27=: 252, 259. names in =27=: 70. part of, in establishing Nini´batoⁿ divisions =27=: 201. references to =27=: 45, 147, 160, 203, 589. See also names of subgentes and of other divisions.
=Hoⁿ´ga Great Division= ceremonial position of =36=: 83. gentes of =36=: 84. one of the two tribal divisions =36=: 51. origin of the people of the =36=: 59. subdivisions of the =36=: 51.
=Hoⁿ´-ga Gthe-zhe Gens=, personal names of the =43=: 136-139.
=Hoⁿ´-ga Seven Fireplaces=, places of, in ceremony =39=: 84.
=Hoⁿ´-ga Subdivision= gentes belonging to =36=: 84; =39=: 84. wi´-gi-es of =36=: 104-118.
=Hoⁿ´ga Subgens= connection of, with Sacred Corn =27=: 262. wathoⁿ´ appointed by =27=: 276.
=Hoⁿ´-ga Tribal Division= divisions of the =39=: 84. ritual belonging to the =39=: 205. songs belonging to the =39=: 77.
=Hoⁿ´ga Utanatsi= gens, Kansa =27=: 40. kinship group, Osage =27=: 40, 58 sq., 62, 63, 199.
=Hoⁿ´-ga U-ṭa-noⁿ-dsi Gens= a tribal division =39=: 82, 83, 205. discovery of, by the Wa-zha-zhe =36=: 59. house of =39=: 82. life symbols of =36=: 102, 103, 104. mythical story about =39=: 100. place of, in ceremony =39=: 84. personal names of =43=: 132 sq. symbol of =39=: 50. wi´-gi-e of =36=: 102 sqq.
=Hoⁿ´-ga U-thu-ha-ge Gens=, personal names of =43=: 139 sqq.
=Hoⁿ´-ga Wa’-ṭse-ga-wa=, a tribal division =39=: 82.
=Honga-sha-no=, divisions of the =15=: 161.
=Hoⁿ´gashenu Division= place in tribal organization =27=: 40, 135, 138, 195, 196 sqq. reference to =27=: 208. represented by Sacred Tent =27=: 154. See also =Earth-People=; and names of gentes.
=Hoⁿ´gashiⁿga Gens=, Kansa =27=: 67.
=Hoⁿ´gatoⁿga= gens, Kansa =27=: 40, 67. group, Quapaw =27=: 40, 68.
=Hoⁿ´gaxti=, division of the Washa´betoⁿ subgens (Hoⁿ´ga) =27=: 147 sq., 155, 159.
=Hoⁿ´gazhiⁿga= group, Quapaw =27=: 68. See also =Small-Hoⁿ´ga=.
=Hongi=, tattooing of =4=: 75.
=Hoⁿ´hewachi Society= admission =27=: 211, 212, 378. among Oto =27=: 501. feast of the Hoⁿ´hewachi =27=: 500-509. general description of =27=: 493 sqq., 507, 508. one hundred wathiⁿ´ethe of =27=: 495 sqq. part in authorizing war party =27=: 416. punishment inflicted by =27=: 583 sq. references to =27=: 253, 285. rites of =27=: 596. songs of =27=: 502 sq., 508. Watha´wa feast of =27=: 497-500.
=Ho´ I-ni-ḳa-shi-ga Gens=, personal names of =43=: 130 sqq.
=Hoⁿ I-ni-ḳa-shi-ga Gens= personal names of =43=: 155 sqq. wi´-gi-e of =36=: 123 sq.
=Hoñyi= Flute speaker chief, at Walpi =19=: 1001-1004. prominent Antelope priest =19=: 977.
=Hoo Tshoop.= Menomini treaty signer =14=: 28.
=Hooch=, meaning of =16=: 235.
=Hood, Robert N.=, aid of, acknowledged =5=: 130.
=Hoods=, Eskimo =18=: 30-36.
=Hoodsunu=, population of =7=: 87.
=Hoofs=, use of, as “bells” =38=: § 575.
=Hook and Line= with bait =38=: § 191, 192. without bait =38=: § 193.
=Hook, Spring=, Guiana Indian =38=: § 196-200.
=Hooks= boat, used by the Eskimo =18=: 222 sq. fishing, Eskimo =18=: 175-183. for alligator =38=: § 217. for belt fasteners, Eskimo =18=: 62. for devilfish =35=: 151 sq. for fish =38=: § 191 sqq. for handling blubber, Eskimo =18=: 73. for picking elderberries =35=: 155. from Guadeloupe =34=: 135.
=Ho-onyĭ.= See =Corn God=.
=Hoop and Pole= counts employed in =24=: 422. distribution of =24=: 420. element of chance in =24=: 383 essentials of =24=: 420. field for =24=: 421 sq. hoop game =24=: 445 sq. implements used in =24=: 420 sq. origin and significance of =24=: 422-441. played by the =24=: Achomawi 494. Apache 420, 422, 449-457. Apache, Chiricahua 429, 449. Apache, Jicarilla 449. Apache, Mescalero 449 sq. Apache, San Carlos 450. Apache, White Mountain 450-459. Arapaho 420, 422, 430, 441 sqq., 445. Arikara 461 sq. Assiniboin 502. Bannock 495. Bayogoula 485. Blackfeet 443 sq., 502. Bellacoola 421, 489 sq. Caddo 462 sq. Caddoan stock 421. Caughnawaga 474 sq. Cherokee 421, 475, 487. Cheyenne 429 sq., 442, 445 sq., 507. Chippewa 427, 446. Choctaw 421, 485 sq. Chowchilla 484. Chukchansi 482. Colville 457. Comanche 442. Creeks 422, 487. Crows 428 sq., 502. Dakota 421, 517. Dakota, Oglala 421, 430, 431, 433 sqq., 503-507. Dakota, Teton 508. Dakota, Yankton 431, 508 sqq. Delawares 421, 446 sq. Eno 510. Eskimo, Central 472 sqq. Eskimo, Western 373, 474. Esselen 472. Grosventres 429, 447. Haida 517 sq. Hidatsa 487, 511. Hopi 421, 495-498. Huma 486. Hupa 427 sq. Iroquois 422. Keres 421. Kiowa 442, 478. Klamath 479-482. Koyeti 482. Kwakiutl 421, 519-522. Makah 421, 522. Mandan 421, 459, 511 sqq. Mohave 420, 523 sqq. Mono 498. Muskogee 421, 486 sqq. Natchez 488. Navaho 421, 422, 429, 457-460, 519. Nez Percés 493. Nishinam 489. Niska 421, 471. Nootka 523. Ohio Indians 487. Omaha 420, 421, 514 sqq. Osage 516 sq. Paiute 421, 498 sq. Pawnee 420, 463-469. Pend d’Oreilles 490. Piegan 447 sq. Pima 489. Pitkachi 483. Plains tribes 428. Pomo 478 sq. Ponca 517. Prairie tribes 442. Rumsen 472. Salish 491. Santa Barbara 421, 472. Sarsi 460. Sauk and Foxes 448 sq. Seneca 421, 476 sq. Shoshoni 421, 422, 499 sq. Shuswap 491. Siouan stock 420, 421. Sioux 442. Songish 491. Stoneys 502. Takulli 420, 460 sq. Thompson Indians 421, 491 sqq. Tigua 420, 421, 518 sq. Tobikhar 500. Topinagugim 484. Umatilla 421, 422, 493 sq. Ute 420, 501. Ute, Uinta 500. Ute, Uncompahgre 501. Walapai 525 sq. Wasama 484. Wasco 420, 422, 472. Washo 423. Wichita 470 sq. Yaudanchi 501. Yokuts 483 sq. Yuma 526. Zuñi 526 sq. territorial distribution of =24=: 420.
=Hoop or Ring Game=, description of the =45=: 131.
=Hoopa Valley Reserve= act authorizing =18=: 830. change in =18=: 942, 944. establishment of =18=: 832, 886. removal of Indians to =18=: 850.
=Hoopah= land cessions and reservations =18=: 788. See also =Hupa=.
=Hooper, C. L.= acknowledgment to =18=: 20. description of Eskimo kû´idyĭgi by =9=: 80. description of Eskimo tattooing by =9=: 138. ethnological specimens collected by =18=: 116, 149. mention of =46=: 168, 171, 221, 322, 329. on Eskimo knives =9=: 159. on Eskimo spears =9=: 240. on firearms among the Eskimo =9=: 193. work consulted =9=: 23.
=Hooper, W. H.= =46=: 214, 219, 369.
=Hooper Bay Eskimo= basiofacial diameters =46=: 280, 281. crania =46=: 257, 259, 262, 263, 276. dental arch =46=: 276. facial =46=: 266. facial angles =46=: 285. means =46=: 286. mention of =46=: 238, 251, 252. nose =46=: 268 sqq. orbits =46=: 274. skeletal parts =46=: 314-317. skulls of children =46=: 295.
=Hooting Owl= Cherokee name for =19=: 281, 284. myths concerning =19=: 241.
=Hop, Hornbeam= use of =44=: 291. See also =Ostreya Virginiana=.
=Hop Vine=, medicinal use of =27=: 584.
=Hopac mana= derivation of =21=: 125. description of =21=: 89.
=Hopak=, derivation of, from eastern Pueblos =21=: 89.
=Hopak Katcina= appearance of, in Palülükoñti =21=: 54. derivation of =21=: 125.
=Hope, Point.= See =Point Hope=.
=Hopewell= location of =19=: 211. proceedings at treaty of =5=: 152, 153, 155, 158. treaties of =18=: 648 sqq.; =19=: 61. violations of treaty of =19=: 68.
=Hopewell Commissioners=, on spinning and weaving among Cherokee =19=: 214.
=Hopewell Mounds, Ohio= builders of =20=: 194. identification of flints in =44=: 529. origin of obsidian implements of =20=: 194. pottery from =20=: 195.
=Hopi= abandonment of villages by =17=: 580. ancestors =28=: 151, 154, 159, 216. ancient fictile ware of the =24=: 424. and Navaho compared =17=: 485, 486. and Verde ruins compared =17=: 573. axes made by the =28=: 124. bird-calls =28=: 146. Canyon de Chelly ruins attributed to the =13=: 257. ceremonial rooms =28=: 150. ceremonials of =24=: 425 sq., 432, 433. ceremonies =26=: 250. cigarettes =28=: 143. clan masks of, features common to =21=: 109. clans composing =33=: 216. clowns =24=: 716. collections from the =14=: XXXIX. contents of shrine =28=: 101. country =28=: 56. cult of plumed serpent of =28=: 142. cultivation of cotton by =30=: 77, 78. desire of, for Jesuit missionaries =26=: 28. discovery of the =14=: LVII. dramaturgy of =21=: XIV. dwellings of the =28=: 219. early migrations and clans of =17=: 574. East Mesa =28=: 192. festivals of, description of =21=: 24. Flute ceremony of =24=: 649. foot race among the =28=: 131. game with wooden cups =26=: 181. games of the =24=: archery 383, 390. ball race 666, 678 sq. bean shooter 760. bull-roarer 750. buzz 755 sq. cat’s cradle 774. dice games 160-165. double ball 648 sq. European games 794 sqq. hidden ball 337 sq., 339, 357-364. hoop and pole 421, 495-498. running races 807. shinny 633 sqq. stilts 731. tops 743 sq. gods of, paintings of, discovered =21=: XXV. Horn clan of =28=: 159. identification of, with Hohokam =26=: 26. knowledge of Ghost dance among =14=: 811. knowledge of Montezuma Well =17=: 547. legends of the =28=: 46, 49, 151, 158, 159. Little Fire fraternity of =23=: 411. masks of, explanation of pictures on =21=: 114. medicine stones of =28=: 130. mention of =25=: XII, 147. metates =26=: 109. model of altar of =19=: XLVIII sq. mortuary customs of =28=: 117, 118. mythologic monster of =28=: 48. mythology of =24=: XIII, 34, 424 sqq., 649, 666, 796. mythology of, investigation of =21=: XI. name of the Paiute =14=: 1048. name of the whites =14=: 978. natal ceremonies of =14=: 517. not descended wholly from northern nomads =19=: 633. objects deposited in shrines =28=:135. origin of certain cliff ruins =16=: 198. Owakülti altar of =19=: L, LIII. pantheon, illustrated memoir on =23=: XXVI, XLIII. paraphernalia found in graves at Sikyatki =14=: 519. Patki clans =28=: 218. people of =21=: 111. people of, birds personated by =21=: 32. people of, personation of Navaho katcinas by =21=: 97. personages of, comparison of, with other pueblos =21=: 62. pictographic score of =17=: 568. pits used as ovens by =28=: 99. pottery =28=: 137, 139, 140, 156, 158 sq. pottery, imitation of =33=: 218. pueblos in 1782 =17=: 579. rattles of the =28=: 145. references to the =28=: 58, 113, 144, 207. relations with the Havasupai =28=: 219. request removal to Tonto Basin =17=: 534. ruins, distribution of =17=: 581. Snake priests of, costume of =21=: 108. southern origin of art of =17=: 568. study of ancient ruins of the =16=: LXIX. study of ceremonies, fraternities and altars of =19=: XIII, XLV-LII. symbolism of the, presentation of, in Palülükoñti =21=: 40. tame eagles among the =14=: 516. territory of, owned by Sikyatki =21=: 38. tradition regarding cliff ruins =16=: 191. tribal names of Indians at Tusayan =14=: 390. use of Amaranthus by =30=: 74, 87. use of bull-roarer by =14=: 975. use of urine by =14=: 522. winter ceremonial of =21=: XXX. work among the =17=: XLV. Yaya (fire priests) =28=: 47. See also =Hopi Indians=; =Moki=; =Moqui=; =Tusayan=.
=Hopi Avatc hoya=, description of =21=: 83.
=Hopi Calako=, said to have come from Winima =19=: 612.
=Hopi Calako Mana= derivation of =21=: 124. description of =21=: 119. mask of =21=: 119.
=Hopi Ceremonies= purpose of performing =19=: 963. time of performing =19=: 963.
=Hopi Communities=, modern causes for concentration of =19=: 577.
=Hopi Indians= abandonment of pueblo on Little Colorado River, causes of =22, i=: 22. color scheme of =29=: 42. data on =29=: 256 sq. esthetic standards among, permanence of =22, i=: XXIII. ethnobotany of, studies made in =22, i=: 17. evidence from ritual of, as to former inhabitants of Homolobi. =22, i=: 24 sq. game of the =10=: 548 sq. helmets or masks used in ceremonies of =22, i=: 143. legends of, concerning home of katcinas =22, i=: 144 sq. legends of, supported by archeology =43=: 4. name for cloud =29=: 54. pantheon of, office work on =22, i=: XVI sq. pottery of, superiority of =22, i=: 129. researches concerning Winter ceremonies of =20=: X sq. settlement of, at Abiquiu =29=: 137. songs of, recorded =43=: 5. See also =Hopi=; etc.
=Hopi Katcinas= Hano names for =21=: 122 sqq. mention of =24=: XIII. memoir on =21=: 14-126. Tanoan names for =21=: 122 sqq.
=Hopi Migrations= influence of early Spaniards on =19=: 581 sq. legends concerning =19=: 578.
=Hopi Pottery= paper on, by Dr. J. W. Fewkes =36=: 12. See also =Pottery=.
=Hopi Pueblos= exploration of ruins at =22, i=: XVIII. mention of =19=: 579-582. number names of =19=: 870, 930. ruins of, between Winslow and, description of =22, i=: 34-56.
=Hopi Ritual= Christian influence on =19=: 936. growth of =19=: 578.
=Hopi Songs=, collection of =44=: 18.
=Hopiñyû= derivation of =21=: 125. description of =21=: 111, 112. designation of, as a Sikyatki katcina =21=: 112.
=Hopituh= marriage within phratries and gentes =8=: 24. native name of the Tusayan =8=: 17.
=Hopkins, Albert=, and the Sioux outbreak =14=: 893.
=Hopkins, Edward=, erection of trading post by =18=: 616.
=Hopkins, Sarah Winnemucca=, reference to =40=: 295.
=Hopkinsville, Ky.= mound on site of =42=: 810. trail to =42=: 806.
=Hopkinton=, purchase of site of =18=: 606.
=Hoplias Macrophthalmus.= See =Haimara=.
=Hoplias Malabaricus.= See =Huri=.
=Hopoe Tus-tun-nug-gee=, warrior of the Creek nation =42=: 328.
=Ho-po-ithle Ho-poie=, warrior of the Creek nation =42=: 328.
=Hopoy Hadgo=, mention of =42=: 329.
=Hopper Mortars= =44=: 77 sqq.
=Hops= medicinal use of =43=: 266. mention of =33=: 77.
=Hoquiam=, population of =7=: 105.
=Horden, J.= on Cree forms =28=: 231, 243, 244, 245, 246, 248. references to =28=: 239, 241, 252, 278.
=Hordeum Jubatum=, use of =44=: 290, 360.
=Horizon Circle=, representation of =20=: 100.
=Horizontal Band=, in decoration, discussion of =41=: 263-273.
=Horn= articles of, from Pojuaque =2=: 440. articles of, from Wolpi =2=: 396. articles of, from Zuñi =2=: 273. bending of =35=: 102, 104, 108. bison, utensils of =42=: 689. carving by Eskimo =18=: 196 sq. Eskimo implements and utensils made of =18=: 66, 69, 74, 77-82, 85-92, 101, 102, 104, 106, 107, 110, 111, 115, 116, 130 sq., 133, 136, 137, 140, 142, 146 sqq., 150 sqq., 159, 163, 165, 167, 168, 174, 175, 177, 179-182, 188, 190-195. Eskimo musical instruments made of =18=: 351. Eskimo ornaments made of =18=: 58, 59. Eskimo surgical instruments made of =18=: 310. Eskimo toys made of =18=: 342, 345, 346. Eskimo transportation apparatus made of =18=: 208, 210, 214, 219, 223, 226 sqq. hardening of, with tallow =35=: 108. implements in cavate lodges =13=: 224. Indian manufacture of vessels and pipes of =20=: 25, 172. objects from Chaves Pass ruins, reference to =22, i=: 96. polishing of =35=: 104, 108. sign, Italian =1=: 298, 299. spoons of the Omaha =13=: 277. steaming of =35=: 103, 105, 107. thrown in path to obstruct runner =30=: 184, 234, 351. tools used by Eskimo in working =18=: 80 sq. See also =Antler=; =Buckhorn=; =Horns=.
=Horn Clan= at Sikyatki =17=: 669. Hopi, reference to =28=: 159. See also =Ala Clan=.
=Horn-Flute Clan.= See =Ala-Leñya Clan=.
=Horn House= description of ruin of =8=: 50, 51. ruin of =17=: 590.
=Horn People= early settlement in Tusayan of the =8=: 19. migration legend of =8=: 18. of Tusayan =16=: 307.
=Horn Spoons= making of =35=: 102-108. mention of =35=: 570.
=Horncloud, Joseph=, assistance rendered by =33=: 46.
"=Horned=,” story concerning =42=: 491.
=Horned Javelins=, game of =24=: 416.
=Horned Owl= Cherokee name for =19=: 281, 284. myth concerning =19=: 241.
=Horned Owl Dance= description of =42=: 525 sqq. mention of =42=: 523, 524.
=Horned Owl Feather=, insignia of doctor =42=: 618.
=Horned Serpent= ceremony connected with =47=: 301 sq. conception of =47=: 515 sq. function of =47=: 343. rôle of, in ritual =47=: 516. See also =Horned Snake=.
=Horned Snake= belief in =44=: 251. description of =42=: 494. horn of, used as charm =42=: 494, 502. killing of =30=: 199. See also =Horned Serpent=.
=Horned Toad= disease caused by =26=: 264. in Pima song =26=: 307.
=Hornet=, myth concerning =19=: 405.
=Hornless-bull=, initiation of =17=: 283.
=Hornot, ----=, on Quivira =29=: 566.
=Horns= appearance of, in dress of Hopi katcinas =21=: 41, 43. appearance of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas =21=: 60, 61, 66, 69, 71, 72, 81, 83, 85, 87, 89, 91, 92, 99, 101, 106, 110 sqq., 116, 118, 120, 121. used in Ghost dance =14=: 916. See also =Horn=.
=Hornstone= nodules of, in St. Louis limestone =44=: 522. quarries and workshops =44=: 523, 530. See also =Chert=, varieties of.
=Horse= acquired by prairie tribes =15=: 173. beliefs concerning the =11=: 479, 510. early range of the =15=: 173. imitation of, by spirits =30=: 176 sq., 242. in mythology =26=: 241 sq., 249. in song =26=: 318. influence of introduction of =41=: 141. influence of, on modern Dakota migrations =19=: 1044. sacred regard for the =15=: 185. signs for =1=: 433. stealing of, punishment for =42=: 356, 357. treatment of, by medicine-men =26=: 267. use of, by the Pima =26=: 28, 81, 84. use of, by the Sia =11=: 25. use of, in ceremonial =11=: 462, 487, 504. value of, in trade =41=: 158. words for, and for dog, comparison of =15=: 174. See also =Horsehair=; =Horses=.
=Horse-Clam=, shell of =35=: 197, 261, 271, 278, 279, 292.
=Horse Collars= See =Stone Collars=.
=Horse Dance= mention of =42=: 523, 524; =45=: 186. of the Creeks, description of =42=: 530. of the Omaha =3=: 348.
=Horse Headdress=, a Kiowa military order =14=: 989; =17=: 230.
=Horse Gentian=, medicinal use of =42=: 667.
=Horse Medicine= of the Kiowa Apache =17=: 253.
=Horse Racing= among the Pima =26=: 63. trickery in =46=: 566.
=Horse-Radish= introduction of, by the whites =33=: 59. medicinal use of =43=: 266.
=Horseflies=, mention of =46=: 41, 47.
=Horsehair= appearance of, in Hopi pictures =21=: 60, 65, 68 sqq., 78, 80, 82, 95, 97, 100, 102, 103, 106, 110 sqq., 118, 120, 121. pictographs =4=: 60, 213, 231. Seri use of, in making cord =17=: 228* sq. use of, in dress of Hopi katcinas =21=: 93, 108. use of, in Hako ceremony =22, ii=: 21. uses of =26=: 106, 113, 143, 158.
=Horsemanship= of the Comanche =14=: 1046. of the Kiowa =17=: 173. of the Sioux police =14=: 856.
=Horsemint= medicinal use of =42=: 657. mention of =33=: 111. use of =44=: 290. See also =Monarda Mollis=.
=Horsemo-i=, wooden trumpet =38=: § 559.
=Horses= a cause of warfare =46=: 470. acquirement of, by the Kiowa =17=: 153, 160. among the Cherokee =19=: 82, 112, 213. among the East Cherokee =19=: 176. as gifts =27=: 496. as mediums of exchange =14=: 992. beliefs concerning =47=: 266. burial of, with the dead =42=: 392, 393. capture of, in Omaha warfare =3=: 326. changes made by introduction of =45=: 151 sq., 214, 225, 250, 253, 306, 344 sq., 346. decline in raising =23=: 381. decoration of =27=: 352 sq.; =45=: 354. discovery of =27=: 79 sq. disposal of, at owner’s death =46=: 479. eating of, by the Kiowa =17=: 344. effect of acquirement of =17=: 161. epidemic among, in New Mexico =14=: 536. equipment of =46=: 110 sqq., 250, 352 sqq. flesh of, as food =45=: 237, 249. how regarded by the ancient Hopi =17=: 598, 599. in Cherokee myth =19=: 265, 346, 443, 482. introduction of =42=: 693; =45=: 109 sq., 249, 346 sq., 350 sq.; =46=: 412. killed at grave =42=: 394; =45=: 173 sq. Kiowa sacrifice of =17=: 310. Kiowa trade in =17=: 166, 251. medicines for =45=: 513 sq. name adopted for =45=: 352. numbers of, among Kiowa =17=: 168, 340. origin of, Indian belief as to =14=: 724. ownership of =27=: 363. possession of, by the Sioux =14=: 824. sacrifice of =46=: 491. sale of, for benefit of Kiowa =17=: 340. Seri method of hunting =17=: 204*. stolen by war party =46=: 471. stories concerning =43=: 395; =45=: 351 sq. strangulation of, in funeral ceremonies =27=: 83, 592. surrender of, by Kiowa and Comanche =17=: 214. taken by the United States from Dakotas =4=: 127. use of, for transportation =45=: 352. utility of, in new countries =14=: 546. value of =46=: 471. wealth estimated by =46=: 474. Zuñi use of =23=: 369. See also =Horse=.
=Horse’s Back.= See =Täyăkwoip=.
=Horseshoe Bend= battle of =19=: 93-96. Cherokee warriors at =19=: 164. conduct of Houston at =19=: 222.
=Horsetail Equiseteum= sp. mention of =33=: 63. reference to, in myth =45=: 511. use of =45=: 497, 510.
=Horseweed= use of =44=: 289. use of, in medicine =30=: 55. See also =Erigeron Canadensis=.
=Horticulture=, ancient, on Rio Verde =13=: 187, 194, 238.
=Hortsman, Nicholas=, on pictographs =4=: 39.
=Hosa=, native name of Little Raven =14=: 957.
=Hoscutt Family=, mention of =43=: 224.
=Hoshkàwn, Dance of.= See =Yucca Baccata=.
=Hosmer, W. H.=, quoted =12=: 514.
=Hospoa=, description of =21=: 80.
=Hospitality= at old Acoma =47=: 104. Indian, affairs settled through =46=: 514. Indian, discussion of =46=: 513 sqq. Indian, self-interest in =46=: 515. instruction in =37=: 170. of the American Indians, source of =7=: 34. of the Creeks =42=: 334, 335, 447, 448. of the Eskimo =18=: 295 sqq. of the Hopi =15=: 302. of the Omaha =3=: 271. of the Sia =11=: 12, 113. prevalence of, among Point Barrow Eskimo =9=: 42. prevents saving of food by Point Barrow Eskimo =9=: 64. shown to visitors =42=: 703.
=Host.= See =Guest=; =Salutation=.
=Host Song.= =35=: 812.
=Hostages= in war =38=: § 763.
=Hostaqua=, a Timucua chief =42=: 686.
=Hostjoboard=, a Navaho goddess =24=: 436.
=Hostjobokon=, a Navaho god =24=: 436.
=Hostjoghon=, a Navaho god =24=: 436, 437.
=Hot Ball= played by the =24=: Chukchansi 714. Mono 714.
=Hot Springs= fossils at =46=: 42. manufacture of salt near, by Indians =20=: 28. on the Tanana =46=: 41. principal in Tewa country =29=: 163 sqq., 393, 394, 562, 564.
=Hot Springs Indians=, Pit River Indians so called =14=: 1052.
=Hot Springs Reserve= change in =18=: 882. discontinuance of =18=: 890. establishment of =18=: 874.
=Hotalgihuyana=, a Red town =42=: 255.
=Hotȧlgi Imała=, Creek second chief =42=: 331.
=Hotă´mi-tä´niuw’=, a Cheyenne division =14=: 1026.
=Hotca=, appearance of, in Soyaluñya =21=: 25.
=Hotcañgara.= See =Winnebago=.
=Hotcani= derivation of, from the Keresan =21=: 100. description of =21=: 100.
=Hotcauni=, linguistic similarity of, to Hotcani =21=: 100.
=Hotel, Nome= =46=: 85, 86.
=Hotham Inlet= experiences of E. W. Nelson at =18=: 298 sq. implements from =18=: 86, 88, 89, 91, 93, 103, 110, 114, 159, 165, 171, 178, 188. mention of =46=: 226. ornaments from =18=: 47, 63 sq. summer camp at =18=: 261 sq. tobacco implements from =18=: 276 sq. toys from =18=: 344. trading camp at =18=: 231.
=Hothouse= description of =41=: 514; =42=: 177-180. mention of =19=: 462. probably on Mound B =41=: 510. use of =41=: 510. See also =Âsĭ=; =Rotunda=; =Tcokofa=.
=Hototo= derivation of =21=: 125. description of =21=: 99.
=Hotsoko= appearance of, in Soyaluñya =21=: 25. description of =21=: 79. personation of, in Powamû =21=: 32.
=Hotte=, knapsack =38=: § 450.
=Hough, Franklin B.=, on canoe burial in the ground =1=: 112.
=Hough, R. B.=, material collected by =24=: 592.
=Hough, Dr. Walter= acknowledgments to =18=: 22; =29=: 12; =30=: 38; =41=: 494. aid rendered by =17=: XLV sq. aid rendered by, to Dr. J. W. Fewkes =22=, =i=: 17, 120. bulletin by =28=: 17; 29: 20. cited =33=: 176, 178. collection made by =40=: 20; =41=: 20; =44=: 18. collector of Hopi pottery for the National Museum =33=: 219. on fire-making apparatus =17=: 199* sq. on Pima masks =26=: 107 sq. on snow-snake, Seneca =24=: 412. on specimens in Latimer collection =25=: 182. pottery figure interpreted by =17=: 664. reference to =44=: 436. reference to explorations by, near Holbrook =22, i=: 135. witnessing of Snake dance at Mishongnovi by =19=: 964. work of =19=: XV; =24=: XXVI; =26=: XXV; =27=: 11; =37=: 22 sqq.; =39=: 22; =40=: 12 sq.; =44=: 14 sq. work of, in Alaska =46=: 30.
=Houma Indians= a branch of the Chakchiuma =42=: 39. a tribe of the Choctaw Confederacy =19=: 500. customs of the =42=: 702. head-flattening among the =42=: 687. researches among the =28=: 12.
=Houmari= hat fillet =38=: § 530.
=Hourglass=, objects resembling, Florida mortuary pottery =20=: 124.
=Hourglass Basketry Patterns= =38=: § 433-447.
=Hours=, terms relating to =29=: 68 sq.
=House= adobe, on Burton Mound =33=: 57, 60, 61, 62, 71. arched or vaulted =38=: § 299. as supernatural treasure =35=: 1203. building of =42=: 403. built for defense =42=: 688. burial, Clallam =1=: 175. carved on the outside =31=: 395. carvings of =35=: 1041. door of, string figure =38=: § 643, 681. given in marriage =35=: 806, 954, 984. location of, lucky or unlucky =42=: 516. of sea-monster =35=: 809. Paskagoula and Biloxi, burial in =1=: 124, 125. signs for =1=: 427. supernatural =35=: 1131. use of the word =42=: 171. where Sacred Pack is kept =40=: 279. with four steps =35=: 954, 960. See also =Dwellings=; =Habitations=; =House-Building=; etc.; =House, Winter=; =Houses=.
=House Beams=, payment for =35=: 1338 sq.
=House-Building= of the Zuñi Indians =23=: 229, 230. rites, of Tusayan =8=: 100-104. See also =House Construction=.
=House Circles= description of =41=: 514-548, 592 sq., 597 sq. size of =41=: 497. traces of =41=: 495.
=House Clusters=, in Zuñi, arrangement of =8=: 98.
=House Construction= of the Zuñi =23=: 349 sq. See also =House-Building=.
=House Dishes= of the Kwakiutl =35=: 756, 757, 761, 762, 764, 769, 771, 805, 806, 807, 809, 811, 814, 815, 840, 849, 888, 958, 962, 991, 1023, 1025, 1033, 1040, 1059, 1061, 1062, 1349.
=House Executive Document= Thirteenth Congress, Second Session, Miscellaneous Document 36, on importance of wild rice to the Indians =19=: 1097. Twentieth Congress, Second Session, on population in wild rice district in 1829 =19=: 1111. Fifty-third Congress, Third Session, on failure of wild rice fields in Minnesota =19=: 1114.
=House Furnishings= =45=: 63 sq.
=House Groups= discussion of =44=: 203 sq., 206. list of =44=: 204 sqq. names according to =44=: 190. stories regarding =44=: 207-211. Tlingit, by tribes and clans =26=: 400-407. usages of =44=: 206 sq.
=House-Life= of the Eskimo =18=: 285-292.
=House Mounds= near quarries =44=: 538.
=House of Ceremony=, symbolism of =43=: 30.
=House of Chief=, symbolism of =36=: 68 sq.
=House of Kings=, branch of new government =42=: 330.
=House of Montezuma= application of name =26=: 24. designation of Casa Grande =28=: 33. See also =Montezuma=.
=House of Mystery= ceremonial approach to =39=: 86, 88, 99, 257-260; =45=: 535, 562, 707-710. processional approach to =36=: 81. songs of =36=: 198-201. traces of =41=: 567 sq. use of =36=: 62. See also =Sacred House=.
=House of Representatives=, documents of, cited on popular synonym for wild rice =19=: 1023.
=House of Root-Digger=, prayer to =35=: 618.
"=House of the Hoⁿ´-ga=” =39=: 83.
=House of Warriors=, branch of new government =42=: 330.
=House Posts= mention of =35=: 945, 1352. payment for =35=: 1338 sq.
=House, Sacred=, approach to =39=: 79.
=House-shaped Baskets.= See =Lodge-shaped Baskets=.
=House Sites= occurrence of pottery on =20=: 23. small, on Mesa Verde =41=: 5. See also =Occurrence=.
=House Steps=, initial series of, inscriptions of =19=: 801.
=House, Winter= of the Eskimo =9=: built of bones 77. entrance passage to 73. furniture of 75. heating of 74. interior of 73, 74. mention of 72-78. number of occupants of 75. plans of 72, 73, 77. sleeping place in 74, 75. when occupied 76. window of 74.
=Household= articles, Northern =11=: 228, 300. composition of =47=: 477. Creek, members comprising =42=: 79. Zuñi =23=: 292 sqq. See also =Family=.
=Household Implements and Requisites= of the Guiana Indians =38=: p. 273-380.
=Household Utensils= decoration of =31=: 54. of the Pima =26=: 90-102. See also =Utensils, Household=.
=Housekeeping= among the Pima =26=: 69.
=Houses= built for the Kiowa =17=: 218, 342. changes in =47=: 57, 58. cleaning of Zuñi, during winter solstice =23=: 132. entrances to =47=: 29. myths concerning =11=: 58. native, modern, Savonga =46=: 92. native, semisubterranean =46=: Bonasila 142. character of, in general 172. Elephant Point 171. Golovnin Bay 116, 118. King Island 183. Nook 197. Point Hope 101. St. Michael 170. Seward Peninsula 90. stone 172. Western and Asiatic Eskimo 168, 169, 182. Yukon 46, 58, 60, 82, 137. of the Caddo =14=: 1094. of the Cherokee =19=: 82, 137. of the East Cherokee =19=: 166. of the Eskimo =18=: 241-263. of the Fox Indians =40=: 338. of the Hawaiians =33=: 624. of the Kiowa =17=: 353. of the Missouri River tribes =17=: 159. of the Navaho =17=: 469-517. of the Paiute =14=: 770. of the Plains Indians =14=: 528. of the Pueblo, built near water =4=: 477. of the Seri =17=: 221*-224*. of the Seri, decoration of =17=: 173*. of the Seri, location of =17=: 148* sq. of the Siouan Indians =15=: 172. of the Tsimshian, description of =31=: 46-49. of the Ungava district =11=: 167. of the Wichita =14=: 1095; =17=: 266. of the Zuñi, description of =23=: 292. of the Zuñi, fireplaces in =23=: 293. ownership of =47=: 234. use of clay implements in building, eastern United States =20=: 35. use of clay in building, eastern United States =20=: 37. See also =Adobe=; =Architecture=; =Cavate Dwellings=; =Hogans=; =House=; etc.; =Houses and Huts=; =Huts=; =Lodge=; =Long-houses=; =Sweat-houses=; =Sweat-lodge=; =Tcindi Hogan=; =Tipi=; =Wikiup=.
=Houses and House-Life of the North American Indians=, by L. H. Morgan, discussion of =2=: XVIII.
=Houses and Huts= for strangers =38=: § 804. Guiana Indian =38=: p. 248-272. women and building of =38=: § 899.
"=Housewives=” of the Eskimo =18=: 104 sqq., 205.
=Housing=, Eskimo =46=: 366.
=Houston, Robert= survey by =18=: 697. surveyor of Cherokee line in Tennessee =5=: 227, 232.
=Houston, Samuel= adopted father of =19=: 136. conduct of, at battle of Horseshoe Bend =19=: 95. efforts of, on behalf of Texas Cherokee =19=: 144 sq. life of =19=: 222 sq. treaty with Cherokee by =19=: 144.
=Houttuynia Californica=, Pima medicinal plant =26=: 80.
=Hovenweep National Monument= efforts to establish =41=: 53. establishment of =39=: 13. reservation of =41=: 82.
=Hovey, H. C.= quoted on worship of Inyan =11=: 448. reference to work of =11=: 363.
=How the Bear lost his Tail=, Iroquois myth of =2=: 77.
=Howard, Henry=, killed at Wounded Knee =14=: 872.
=Howard, J. D.=, hammerstone presented by =47=: 13.
=Howard, Dr. L. O.= on Lissorhoptrus simplex =19=: 1027. on species of Bruchus =26=: 74.
=Howard, O.=, on absence of wild rice in Utah =19=: 1032.
=Howard, Gen. O. O.= appointment of, as Indian commissioner =14=: 711. on the Dreamer religion =14=: 713.
=Howe, George=, on early habitat of the Cherokee =7=: 78.
=Howe, Henry=, on Quivira =29=: 566.
=Howe, Joseph=, quoted on Canada’s Indian policy =18=: 561.
=Howechee= land cessions and reservations =18=: 782.
=Howell, E.=, cliff-houses discovered by =17=: 533.
=Howía=, treaty signed by, in 1867 =17=: 186.
=Howitt, Dr. A. W.=, pictographs described by =10=: 219.
=Howkan= clans =26=: 423. derivation of name =26=: 409.
=Howkuma= land cessions and reservations =18=: 784. See also =Holcuma=.
=Howland, H. R.= copper-preserved cloth found by =13=: 37. finding of figured copper plate in mound by =12=: 701.
=Howler Monkey, Mycetes= skin of, made into cap =38=: § 593. taming of =38=: § 722.
=Howling Bull=, hypnotism produced by =14=: 895.
=Howoner=, grant of land to =18=: 686.
=How-we-are.= See =Howía=.
=Hōx̣ᵘhokᵘ Dance= =35=: 1374.
=Hōx̣ᵘhokᵘ Dancers= =35=: 1159.
=Hōx̣ᵘhokᵘ Post= =35=: 806.
=Hoy, Philip=, opening of mounds by =5=: 14, 20.
=Hrdlička, Dr. Aleš= acknowledgments to =17=: 21; =29=: 12; =41=: 494. bulletin by =39=: 24. bulletin by, in collaboration with others =34=: 26. collections made by =44=: 18. contributor to Bureau =48=: 1189. investigations of =42=: 752. ivory specimens collected by =48=: 20. mention of =46=: 144, 145, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151, 153, 154, 230, 237, 240, 295, 306, 308, 312, 313, 316, 333, 357, 369. papers by =37=: 27; =40=: 17. report by =41=: 493, 612 sqq. report on Seri skeletons by =17=: 140*-147*. sent to Seward Island, Alaska =43=: 15. somatological work of =23=: XIX. Vero, Florida, visited by =38=: p. 16. work of =25=: XXI; =26=: XIX sq., XXV, XXVIII; =27=: 10 sq., 12; =28=: 15 sq.; =29=: 21; =30=: 10, 22; =40=: 15; =44=: 13 sq.
=Huacals=, exploration of, in Chiriqui =6=: 16, 17.
=Huacanqui=, an Inca god =25=: 143.
=Huachuca Mountains=, field work in =22, i=: XIII.
=Hualapi.= See =Walapai=.
=Hualpai Indians= decoration of body of =10=: 226. pictograph on person of =4=: 61.
=Huarochiri=, trephined crania from =16=: 13, 14, 15, 56.
=Huasteca=, number names of =19=: 862, 863.
=Huave= method of forming numbers =19=: 918.
=Huaxtec Pottery= =25=: 280-283.
=Huaytara, Peru=, petroglyphs in =10=: 156.
=Hubbell, L.=, pottery found by =15=: 312.
=Hubbell Collection= of ancient Indian pottery, examined and photographed =10=: XVII.
=Hubbel’s Store, Ariz.=, ruined pueblo near, mention of =22, i=: 127.
=Hubbub=, game of =14=: 1004; =24=: 54 sq., 73.
=Hubley, Edward B.=, commissioner to settle Cherokee claims =5=: 298.
=Hubner, ----=, on Duk-Duk ceremony in New Britain =3=: 100.
=Hubthoⁿ´=, Ponca village =27=: 51.
=Hubuiri= See =Alubiri=.
=Huc-aritz-pa=, See =Arispa=.
=Huchnom= method of forming numbers =19=: 912. hand game of the =24=: 323.
=Huck=, meaning of =16=: 224.
=Huckerby, Rev. Thomas= collection of =34=: 88, 90. excavations made by =34=: 66. mention of =34=: 115. pendants collected by =34=: 122. quoted on objects from St. Vincent =34=: 116. specimens purchased by =34=: 50.
=Huckleberries= boiled =35=: 296. cleaning of =35=: 580, 582. mashed =35=: 581. mixed with salmon spawn =35=: 298. myths concerning =19=: 259. picking of =35=: 209. use of =45=: 487.
=Huckleberry Feast= =35=: 754.
=Huddleson, A.=, inclosure on farm of, West Virginia =12=: 407.
=Hudson, Charles=, agent for Pima =26=: 34.
=Hudson, Henry=, legend of landing of =19=: 350.
=Hudson, Dr. J. W.= acknowledgments to =24=: 29. information furnished by =24=: 413, 414, 415. material furnished by =24=: 136, 138, 141, 144, 166, 247, 290, 291, 295, 310, 311, 413, 414, 415, 478, 482, 483, 484, 498, 501, 595, 597, 630, 631, 635, 679, 702, 704, 711, 714, 741, 756, 759, 760, 793, 796. on archery, Topinagugim =24=: 388. on archery, Washo =24=: 396. on ball juggling, Achomawi =24=: 712. on ball race, Mono =24=: 679. on ball race, Wasama =24=: 670. on buzz, Mono =24=: 756. on dice games, Awani =24=: 143. on dice games, Chukchansi =24=: 138. on dice games, Miwok =24=: 144. on dice games, Nishinam =24=: 155. on dice games, Tejon =24=: 138 sq. on dice games, Washo =24=: 199. on dice games, Yokuts =24=: 141. on double ball, Hupa =24=: 656. on double ball, Kaoni =24=: 660 sq. on double ball, Wasama =24=: 659. on double ball, Washo =24=: 654. on European games, Mono =24=: 796. on football, Chukchansi =24=: 702. on football, Mono =24=: 704. on football, Nishinam =24=: 703. on football, Topinagugim =24=: 702 sq. on football, Washo =24=: 704. on foot-cast ball, Apache =24=: 712. on foot-cast ball, Chukchansi =24=: 711. on four-stick game =24=: 327. on four-stick game, Achomawi =24=: 333. on four-stick game, Modoc =24=: 332. on four-stick game, Pao =24=: 335. on four-stick game, Washo =24=: 335. on hand game, Achomawi =24=: 307. on hand game, Chowchilla =24=: 294. on hand game, Mono =24=: 310. on hand game, Pomo =24=: 290. on hand game, Washo =24=: 322 sq. on hand game, Yokuts =24=: 294. on hoop and pole, Chowchilla =24=: 484. on hoop and pole, Koyeti =24=: 482. on hoop and pole, Mono =24=: 498. on hoop and pole, Nishinam =24=: 489. on hoop and pole, Pitkanchi =24=: 483. on hoop and pole, Pomo =24=: 479. on hoop and pole, Topinagugim =24=: 484. on hoop and pole, Wasama =24=: 484. on hoop and pole, Washo =24=: 523. on hoop and pole, Yaudanchi =24=: 501. on hoop and pole, Yokuts =24=: 483 sq. on hot ball =24=: 714. on hot ball, Mono =24=: 714. on racket, Nishinam =24=: 608 sq. on racket, Pomo =24=: 595. on racket, Topinagugim =24=: 597. on ring and pin, Hupa =24=: 543. on ring and pin, Pomo =24=: 550. on shinny, Mono =24=: 635. on stick game, Pomo =24=: 247. on stick game, Washo =24=: 265. on tops, Yokuts =24=: 741.
=Hudson Bay= Eskimo of =7=: 73. extension of Iroquois influence to =20=: 158 sq. tribes of western shore of =6=: 444-452.
=Hudson Bay Company= custom of =46=: 594. dependence of, on aboriginal production =19=: 1104. establishment of Fort Rupert by =35=: 973. mention of =46=: 124, 128. reference to =27=: 81. ruse practiced by =46=: 595. work of, in the Ungava district =11=: 167.
=Hudson Bay Crania= basiofacial diameters =46=: 280, 281. dental arch =46=: 276. facial =46=: 266. facial angles =46=: 285. means =46=: 286. mention of =46=: 257, 259, 260, 261, 262, 263. nose =46=: 268, 270. orbits =46=: 274. skulls of children =46=: 297.
=Hudson Bay District=, geographic description of =6=: 414-418.
=Hudson Bay Eskimo= =46=: 230, 357.
=Hudson Bay Indians= significant use of colors by =10=: 634. snow houses of the =6=: 547.
=Hudson Bay Territory=, Indians of =11=: XLI, 167, 267.
=Hudson Collection= of basketry, acquisition of =20=: X. of basketry, study of =20=: XVI sq.
=Hudson Strait=, Eskimo =46=: 219.
=Huggins, Capt. E. L.= acknowledgment to =14=: 655. quoted on Smohalla =14=: 717, 723.
=Hughes, George=, mound on farm of, Arkansas =12=: 246.
=Hughes, Rev. Griffith= article by =34=: 80. Indian Castle described by =34=: 84 sq.
=Hughes, H.=, mention of =45=: 12.
=Hughes, Jno. T.=, on San Felipe =29=: 500.
=Hughes, Lieut. John T.=, on Casa Grande =28=: 68.
=Huhu=, myths and lore concerning =19=: 281, 285, 292 sq., 456.
=Huhuan= description of =21=: 83. personation of, in Powamû dance =21=: 33.
=Huhuan Katcina= appearance of, in Powamû festival =21=: 39. dance of, in Palülükoñti =21=: 50.
=Huichan=, Carib Island term for leave taking =38=: § 815.
=Huichols=, use of cocoons by =26=: 169.
=Huik= appearance of, in Pamürti =21=: 27. description of picture of =21=: 61.
=Hu´inikashiha= group, Quapaw =27=: 68.
=Huitzilopochtli=, Mexican god of death mention of =1=: 229, 230, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235, 236, 238, 239, 241. painting of, on wall in Santa Rita mound =19=: 669.
=Hula= =33=: 305, 306, 311, 327, 654, 658.
=Hull, Lieutenant ----=, death of =17=: 278.
=Hull, Professor ----= survey directed by =18=: 677. survey of ancient works by =12=: 156.
=Huma=, hoop and pole game of the =24=: 486.
=Human.= See =Head=; =Man=; etc.
=Human Body= as known to the Omaha =27=: 107 sqq. pictographs on =10=: 205.
=Human Crania=, from Pueblo ruins in Arizona, collection of =22, i=: 34, 110, 134.
=Human Effigy Vases= from southern Arizona =22, i=: 189-192.
=Human Features= as decoration =41=: 538.
=Human Figures= basketry design =38=: § 445. effigies of, in Santa Rita mounds =19=: 683, 684, 685. engraved on shell gorgets =2=: 297. engraved on shell gorgets, comparison of, with other examples =2=: 302. engraved on shell gorgets, comparison of, with southern examples =2=: 301. on pottery from Pueblo ruins in Arizona, cuts showing =22, i=: 63, 70, 144. on pottery from Pueblo ruins in Arizona, description of =22, i=: 70 sq., 143 sqq. on Sikyatki pottery =17=: 660. unknown in Chesapeake stone art =15=: 96.
=Human Form= feet =10=: 715, 716. hand =10=: 711-715. head and face =10=: 707-711. pictographs of =10=: 703-716.
=Human Hair= use of, by Lower California tribes =26=: 116. use of, by Pima =26=: 115, 116, 142, 265, 325. use of, by Tlingit =26=: 448. See also =Hair=; etc.
=Human Head= on handle of ladle from Pueblo Viejo ruins, mention of =22, i=: 181. preservation of =3=: 94-97, 148.
=Human Phenomena=, definition of =11=: 365.
=Human Race=, origin of the, Iroquois myth of =2=: 76.
=Human Remains= in Awatobi ruins =17=: 610, 612, 618. in Virginia mound =15=: 100. See also =Burials=; =Cemeteries=; =Mortuary Customs=.
=Human Sacrifice.= See =Sacrifice, Human=.
=Human Sculptures= =2=: 160.
=Human Skeleton= in Santa Rita mound =19=: 688.
=Huma´whi=, a Pit River band =14=: 1052.
=Humboldt, ----=, on signs of South Americans =1=: 307.
=Humboldt, Alexander von= cited =30=: 117, 136, 137, 139, 145, 146, 161, 162, 170, 171, 290, 297, 364, 365 sq. map by =17=: 84. notice of Dresden Codex by =6=: 262, 263. observations on Seri by =17=: 84. on Carib and Arawak =25=: 50, 218. on cities founded by Cortés =25=: 243. on dimensions of Casa Grande =13=: 308. on orang-utang =30=: 366. on petroglyph =4=: 38. on worship of the trumpet =30=: 137.
=Humboldt, Friedrich H.= on Isleta =29=: 529. on Jemez =29=: 402. on Picuris =29=: 193. on San Felipe =29=: 500.
=Humboldt, Friedrich H. Alexander de=, cited as to Casa Grande =28=: 53.
=Humboldt, W. O.=, on coiled pottery of the Orinoco =4=: 276.
=Humboldt County, Nev.=, petroglyphs in =10=: 95.
=Humerus= mention of =46=: 156, 158, 160, 164, 165. Western Eskimo =46=: 314-317.
=Humiria Floribunda= medium for painting =38=: § 512. resin =38=: § 23.
=Humis= derivation of =21=: 83. description of =21=: 82. meaning of =21=: 64.
=Humis Katcina= comparison of, with Zuñi dance =15=: 307. representation of, in Pamürti =21=: 27.
=Humku= symbol in the codices =16=: 228.
=Hummer= of the Arapaho =14=: 974, 975.
=Humming Bird Dance=, Guiana Indian =38=: § 586-590.
=Humming-Birds= beliefs concerning =35=: 371. in Menomini myth =14=: 233. in Pima legend =28=: 47, 48, 50. in Pima mythology =26=: 213. legends concerning =35=: 210, 211, 228, 334. myths concerning =19=: 254 sq., 290 sq., 455. taming of =38=: § 724. tobacco brought by =30=: 334 sqq., 371. used at menstruation festival =35=: 312. See also =Totca=.
=Humor=, Cherokee =19=: 397 sqq., 503.
=Hump= arrest of =14=: 862. at surrender of Sitting Bull fugitives =14=: 863. Ghost dance at camp of =14=: 847. participation of, in Sioux outbreak =14=: 861. removal of, recommended =14=: 848. surrender of =14=: 860. surrender of band of =14=: 871.
=Hump-Back Sucker=, Gila fish =26=: 83.
=Hump Tulips=, mention of =41=: 136.
=Humphrey, William A.= appointment of =36=: 34. work of =36=: 31; =37=: 28.
=Humptulip=, population of =7=: 105.
=Humulus Americana= =33=: 77.
=Humulus Lupulus=, medicinal use of =27=: 584.
=Huna, Tlingit town.= See =Gaat !ā´k-ān=.
=Huna= clans and house groups =26=: 404. phratries and clans =26=: 399. Tlingit tribe =26=: 396.
=Hunah=, population of =7=: 87.
=Hunahpu= day symbol, discussion of =16=: 262.
=Hunapu= in Central American mythology =16=: 225.
=Hunchback= figures, East Tennessee, absence of =20=: 180. figures, Gulf Coast pottery =20=: 108. figures, Middle Mississippi Valley pottery =20=: 87, 96.
=Huⁿ´ga= blessing of =27=: 400. painting of =27=: 397. significance of name =27=: 379 sq., 384, 389 sq., 393.
=Hunger= petroglyphs for =4=: 152. signs for =1=: 304, 485.
=Hungo Pavie=, finish of roofs in =8=: 150.
=Hun´ki=, acknowledgment to =30=: 38.
=Hunñkpapa= a Teton division =14=: 1058. definition and habitat of =15=: 161. gentes of the =15=: 221.
=Hunsatung.= See =Hoopa Valley Reserve=.
=Hunt, Charles= cemetery on land of =12=: 345. mounds on farm of =5=: 71.
=Hunt, George= contributor to Bureau =48=: 1189. material collected by =24=: 249, 263, 489, 520, 717; =37=: 20. on hoop and pole, Kwakiutl =24=: 521. on Raven-at-the-Head-of-Nass =26=: 454. on ring and pin, Kwakiutl =24=: 559. shuttlecock terms furnished by, Bellacoola =24=: 717.
=Hunt, Jeff.=, witness to Casa Grande contract =15=: 334.
=Hunt, P. B.=, Kiowa agent in 1878 =17=: 226.
=Hunt= arrows used for success in =23=: 439. ceremonial, at Zuñi =13=: 327. communal, reference to =29=: 414. pictographs of the =4=: 214. See also =Hunting=.
=Hunt Chief= assistant to =47=: 261. ceremony of =47=: 290, 336 sq. office of =47=: 261. taboo concerning =47=: 257.
=Hunt-the-Button= hand game, Arapaho =24=: 286. hand game, Blackfeet =24=: 269.
=Hunter, ----=, operations of, in Civil War =26=: 90.
=Hunter, Captain ----=, military operations of =26=: 48.
=Hunter, A. F.=, numerous ossuaries about Barrie, Ontario, reported by =12=: 545.
=Hunter, A. R. S.=, commissioner to appraise Cherokee property =5=: 258.
=Hunter, H. C.=, acknowledgments to =15=: 18; =20=: 17.
=Hunter, J. D.=, concerning emblems in treaties =2=: 247.
=Hunter, John Dunn= on dice games, Osage =24=: 188. on Osage pottery making =20=: 58. on Osage sugar making =20=: 33. on hoop and pole, Osage =24=: 516 sq. on Osage weaving =13=: 25. on time of Indian meals =19=: 1087. on use of blankets as molds, eastern United States =20=: 69. on use of wild rice gruel by Indians =19=: 1086. on use of wooden molds, eastern United States =20=: 71. on wild rice between Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains =19=: 1032.
=Hunter, Paul=, acknowledgment to =42=: 852.
=Hunter, R. L.=, reference to map by =18=: 808.
=Hunter, William=, collections of =15=: 17, 71.
=Hunter= and his dead wife, Iroquois tale =2=: 103. and his faithless wife, Iroquois tale =2=: 90. and his sister, folk-tale of =14=: 222. and the elk people =14=: 182. and the snow =14=: 216. legendary, stone representing =47=: 278. the, myth of =43=: 193 sq. the, story about =43=: 313-323. young, myth concerning =14=: 181.
=Hunter Brothers=, owners of Clifton quarry =15=: LI.
=Hunters= continence obligatory for =31=: 449. dress of =46=: 586. fasting compulsory for four days =31=: 448. give game to their fathers-in-law =31=: 438. killed by grizzly bear =35=: 742 sq. notice of departure =35=: 637, 642. precarious life of =46=: 504. song reference to the return of =39=: 203. taboos of =35=: 639, 641. taboos of, reference to =31=: 449. taboos of wife of =35=: 637. taken to sea-monster’s house =35=: 809. use of bow and arrow by =31=: 45.
=Hunter’s Adventure=, Iroquois tale =2=: 88
=Hunter’s Fraternity= peculiarity of =23=: 417. ᵗSän´iakĭakwe, of the Zuñi =23=: 438-444.
"=Hunter’s Medicine=” of Midewiwin =7=: 221 sqq.
=Hunters’ Society=, duties of =47=: 101.
=Hunting= affected by trade conditions =27=: 614 sq. affected by witchcraft =42=: 634. after busk =42=: 564. among the Cherokee (1800) =19=: 82. among the Eskimo, seasons of =18=: 125. among the Northern Indians =11=: 203, 240, 249, 276, 279, 316. among the Tsimshian =31=: 401 sqq. among the Winnebago =37=: 109-114. anointing the sacred pole =3=: 293. approaching a herd of buffalo =3=: 293. bags and helmets, Eskimo =18=: 166-169. beliefs concerning =42=: 445; =45=: 508. Bush Spirits excellent at =30=: 185. butchering =27=: 307. by the Menomini =14=: 272. ceremonial acts of =45=: 561. ceremonial connected with =11=: 120. charms used for =45=: 505 sq. claims =7=: 42, 43. collection of the hearts and tongues =3=: 289. customs =47=: 211. customs connected with =3=: 283; =42=: 404 sq., 444 sqq., 516, 628, 693; =44=: 240 sqq.; =46=: 444 sq., 504, 530-543. customs of the Kwakiutl =35=: 171-178. customs of the Winnebago =37=: 113 sq. decline of, among the Menomini =14=: 34. departure for =3=: 285. directions of =3=: 286. disposition of parts of a buffalo =3=: 293. division of a slain buffalo =3=: 291. division of tribe into summer parties =3=: 299. dogs for, training of =30=: 281 sqq. effect of, on tribal government =15=: CXVI. Eskimo customs relating to =18=: 307 sq. Eskimo methods of =6=: 471-513. facial painting for =45=: 438 sq. feast of the Menomini =14=: 151. feast of Siouan Indians =15=: 184. implements of =11=: 238, 246. Indian attitude in =27=: 309. instruction in =46=: 542. kinds of =3=: 283. kinds of buffalo eaten =3=: 292. laws connected with =46=: 455. luck in =30=: 200. medicine made by skunk =14=: 213. medicine-men and =30=: 338, 341. medicine of the Menomini =14=: 155. medicines, mythic origin of =14=: 93. methods and implements, Eskimo =18=: 118-173. methods of =45=: 101-105, 242-246, 344-348. Mide “medicine” practiced in =7=: 221 sqq. omens in =30=: 275. ordeals preparatory to =30=: 277-281. parties =42=: 405. party, attack of =3=: 300. policemen =3=: 288. power of shaman in =45=: 262. preparations for =3=: 285; =42=: 444 sq.; =45=: 184. relation of, to games =19=: LXIX. relation of, to religious rites =27=: 155. return from summer =3=: 300. sacrifices offered in =42=: 516, 517. scores of the Eskimo =9=: 361, 364. scouts =3=: 287. seasons for =3=: 283; =31=: 398 sq.; =46=: 539. Seri methods of =17=: 150* sq., 201 sq. sham fights after =3=: 295. snake charm used in =42=: 494. thanksgiving before return from =3=: 293. the larger animals =3=: 300. trapping and =3=: 301. tribal circle =3=: 286. two tribes together =3=: 299. weapons used in =45=: 240 sqq. women not taken =30=: 194, 226. Zuñi, ceremonials preceding =2=: 33. See also =Buffalo Hunt=; =Game=; etc.; =Hunting and Fighting=; =Hunting, Ceremonial=; =Hunting Methods=; =Hunting Ritual=; =Rabbit Hunt=.
=Hunting and Fighting= ordeals for =38=: § 162. weapons for =38=: p. 144-173.
=Hunting, Ceremonial=, customs concerning =40=: 267, 269.
=Hunting Chiefs=, authority of =45=: 155.
=Hunting Dances=, mention of =45=: 387.
=Hunting Gods=, Acoma supernaturals =47=: 67.
=Hunting Grounds= as property of naumayms =35=: 1345 sqq.
=Hunting Katcina.= See =Tcilikomato=.
=Hunting Methods= of the Eskimo =9=: fowl 276 sqq. the fox 264. the polar bear 263. the reindeer 264-268. the seal 268-272. the walrus 272. the whale 272-276. the wolf 263 sq.
=Hunting Ritual= =47=: 337 sqq.
=Huntington, Dr. Ellsworth=, on Water Canyon =29=: 286.
=Huntington, Frank=, work of =25=: XX; =26=: XXIX.
=Huntingtons=, finding of fiber-tempered ware at =20=: 122.
=Huntsville, Ala.=, a point in the Chickasaw migration =44=: 175.
=Hupa= ceremonial weapons of the =13=: 116. games of the =24=: cat’s cradle 763. dice games 91 sq., 199. double ball 648, 656 sq. hoop and pole 427 sq. ring and pin 528, 542 sq. stick games 233-236. headband of the =24=: 229. land cessions and reservations =18=: 832, 886, 942. mythology of the =24=: 657. population of =7=: 56. ring worn on head by the =24=: 432 sq. tattooing of the =4=: 64. See also =Hoopah=.
Hupa Language grammatical notes on =26=: XXI. sketch of the =29=: 18.
=Hupe¢a=, mystery decoration of =11=: 396.
=Hupf= definition of =17=: 234* sq. specimens of =17=: 235*, 237*-245*. type of =17=: 245* sq. uses of =17=: 238* sq.
=Hura Kau=, the beneficent serpent =34=: 265.
=Huracan=, meaning of =30=: 171.
=Hurakan= in the Popol Vuh =16=: 220, 221.
=Huradaide, Diego Martinez de=, explorations by =17=: 55.
=Huri= caught by chopping =38=: § 190. caught with trap =38=: § 194. See also =Fish Nation=.
=Hurija=, Tewa name of Indian tribe =29=: 574.
=Hurlbut, George H.= collection from ancient Peruvian graves presented by =3=: 508 sqq. maskoid obtained by, in Peru =3=: 104. Peruvian relics from =5=: XXXVI.
=Huron Indians= conventional war tokens of =10=: 652. declaration of war by =10=: 358. method of recording used by =10=: 257. tattooing of the =10=: 393 sq. wampum messages of the =10=: 229. See also =Hurons=.
=Huron-Iroquois District= ancient inhabitants of =12=: 550. archeology of =12=: 540-550. burial mounds of =12=: 543. caches in =12=: 549. fish weirs and ponds in =12=: 549. garden beds of =12=: 550. graves and cemeteries of =12=: 547. hut rings of =12=: 545. inclosures of =12=: 547. ossuaries of =12=: 545. stone mounds of =12=: 544.
=Huroni.= See =Fish Nation=.
=Hurons= affiliation of, with Algonquian tribes =43=: 455. burial ceremonies of =5=: 110-119. burial feast of =1=: 191. efforts of, to establish peace =43=: 455. games of the =24=: dice games 106-110. racket 563, 588 sq. ring and pin 549. snow-snake 409. stick games 241 sqq. tipcat 721. jugglery among the =14=: 139. mention of =19=: 1055. peace negotiations of, with Onondaga =43=: 457. See also =Huron Indians=; =Wyandot=.
=Hurst, Major ----=, at battle of Prophet’s Town =14=: 688.
=Hurst, Rev. John F.=, linguistic collection of =15=: LXVIII.
=Hurst, Capt. J. H.= appointment of, as Indian agent =14=: 887. arrest of Sitting Bull’s band ordered by =14=: 862. at arrest of Sitting Bull’s band =14=: 863. on causes of Sioux trouble =14=: 836. on character of Sioux rations =14=: 827.
=Hurt, G.=, establishment of reserve by =18=: 831.
=Hurubuh Poison= =38=: § 123, 734.
=Husband= greeting of, to wife =42=: 451. lying-in of =30=: 320 sqq. status of =30=: 187, 190 sq., 200 sq. term for =42=: 451. use of the term =42=: 841. See also =Couvade=; =Marriage Customs=.
=Husband’s Spirit=, murder by, legend of =30=: 182.
=Hustle Cap=, dice game, Caughnawaga =24=: 105.
=Hut Rings= definition of =12=: 31. in North and South Dakota =12=: 41.
=Huta-Kurakura= legend concerning =30=: 129. See also =Hebu=.
=Hutchins, ----=, on Indian warpath =19=: 207.
=Hutchinson, Consul ----=, on African magic powders =9=: 515.
=Hutchinson, John= on Ojibwa curing wild rice =19=: 1064 sq. on Ojibwa gathering wild rice =19=: 1063.
=Hu´tcĭtltcĭk=, Pima village =26=: 23.
=Hu´thuga= application of name by Ponca =27=: 42. arrangement =27=: 122, 141, 153 sq., 160. comparison of, with tsi´huthuga =27=: 58. general discussion of =27=: 137-141, 196 sqq. references to =27=: 194, 195, 207, 208. See also =Hoⁿgashenu=; =Inshta´-çuⁿda Division.=
=Huts.= See =Dwellings=; =Houses=.
=Hutsnuwu, Tlingit town=, clans at =26=: 410, 412.
=Hutsnuwu, Tlingit tribe= account of =26=: 412. clans and house groups of =26=: 403. mention of =26=: 396. phratries and clans of =26=: 399.
=Hutson, Dr. John= collection of =34=: 86. mention of =34=: 82.
=Hututu= appearance of, in Pamürti =21=: 27. description of picture of =21=: 61.
=Huwi Clan=, relations of, with Tcüa clan =19=: 588 sqq.
=Hwela=, first Pima Christian convert =26=: 59.
=Hyades=, myths concerning =19=: 442.
=Hyattsville, Md.=, quarry-shop near =15=: 70.
=Hycat=, Kasihta chief =42=: 322.
=Hyde, Charles L.=, notification by, of Seri outbreak =17=: 843.
=Hyde Exploring Expedition=, collection of =24=: 648.
=Hyde’s Ferry=, stone pipe from =42=: 18.
=Hydrochaerus.= See =Water Haas=.
=Hydrography= of Seriland =17=: 28 sqq. of Sonoran provinces =17=: 25-28, 31.
=Hydrophobia=, treatments for =42=: 659; =46=: 426.
=Hydrophyllum Occidentale= =45=: 480.
=Hygiene, Sickness and=, of the Guiana Indians =38=: p. 702-714.
=Hyla Venulosa.= See =Rain Frog=.
=Hymenaea Courbaril= bark for wood-skins =38=: § 798. for glazing pottery =38=: § 93. for illuminant =38=: § 5. fruit of, eaten =38=: § 247. resin of =38=: § 23.
=Hymenoptera=, larva of, eaten =38=: § 226.
=Hyperboreans=, aquatic burial of =1=: 180.
=Hyperstoses, Mandibular= See =Lower Jaw=.
=Hypnotism= among the Caddo =14=: 904. among the Cohonino =14=: 813. among the Dervishes =14=: 948. in Indian ceremonies =14=: 922. in Navaho ceremonies =14=: 811. in the Crow dance =14=: 922. in the Ghost dance =14=: 799, 800, 895, 899, 916, 917, 919, 922-926, 972, 1039, 1083, 1097, 1098. in the Shaker ceremony =14=: 762. practice of, by Wovoka =14=: 775, 818, 901. See also =Dream=; =Trance=.
=Hypostoma.= See =Yarrow=.
=Hyrokon=, mischief done by =30=: 181.
=Hyssop, Giant= use of =44=: 286. See also =Agastache Anethiodora=.
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=Iakon= mention of =7=: 137. See also =Yakwina=.
=Iaillot, H.=, map by 17: 63.
=Íâm Dance= of the Kiowa 17: 358.
=Íăpa=, killing of wife by =17=: 341.
=Íătägo=, Kiowa name of the Ute 17: 167.
=Iätä-go=, Kiowa name of the Ute =14=: 1043.
=Íatäkía=, death of =17=: 378.
=Iatan= a synonym of the Comanche =14=: 1043. identification of =17=: 167.
=Iatiku=, the mother of all Indians =47=: 65.
=Iawanie.= See =Heyewani=.
=Ibarra, Francisco de= explorations by =17=: 55. mention of =14=: 500.
=I´bashabe=, explanation of term =27=: 219 sq.
=I´-ba-ṭse Gens.= See =Wind Gens=.
=I´-ba-ṭse Ṭa-dse Gens= life symbol of =36=: 118. wi-gi-e of =36=: 118.
=Iberville, L. D.=, colonization by =14=: 14.
=Iberville, P. le M.=, on the Iowa and Oto =15=: 195.
=Ĭbidsíi=, a Paiute goddess =14=: 1051.
=Ibofânga= the One Above =42=: 546. See also =Hisagita Immisi=.
=I¢a`e¢ĕ=, description of =11=: 392.
=Icazbalceta, Joaquim Garcia= acknowledgments to =14=: 339, 413, 568. aid of =5=: XXXV.
=Ice= formation and movements of, at Point Barrow, Alaska =9=: 31 sq. mention of =46=: 101, 104, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110. on Alaskan coast, presence of =18=: 24. terms relating to =29=: 53. See also =Flint=.
=Ice Creepers= of the Eskimo =9=: 135; =18=: 215 sq.
=Ice Gens.= See =Nu´xe=.
=Ice Hockey=, game of, Sauk and Fox =24=: 622.
=Ice Man=, myth of =19=: 322 sq., 470.
=Ice Picks= of the Eskimo =18=: 78, 79, 174. primitive =11=: 319.
=Ice Scoops= mention of =11=: 318. of the Eskimo =18=: 175.
=Ice Staffs=, Eskimo =18=: 214 sq.
=Ice Weed=, medicine used in ceremony =42=: 552.
=Icelanders=, use of perforated stones by the =13=: 98.
=Icheiri.= See =Familiar Spirits=.
=Ichisi=, chief in southern Georgia =42=: 175.
=Ichthyophagi=, aquatic burial of =1=: 180.
=Icica.= See =Protium=.
=Iconoclast=, Indian, case of =42=: 412.
=Ictacunda=, a division of the Omaha =37=: 181.
=Ictasanda Custom=, description of =11=: 383.
=Ictasanda Gens= names of the =3=: 249 sqq. subgentes of the =3=: 249. taboo of =3=: 248.
=Ictunga=, a division of the Kansa =37=: 181.
=Icy Cape= Eskimo of =46=: 227. implements and utensils from =18=: 70, 128. mention of =46=: 231. skull from =46=: 232, 237. summer camps at =18=: 263. transportation apparatus from =18=: 213.
=Idahi=, Kiowa Apache name of the Comanche =14=: 1043.
=Idaho= archeologic exploration in =28=: 18. imbrication in =41=: 140. Indians, treaty with =18=: 486. military posts, etc., in =17=: 382. office work on material from =20=: IX. petroglyphs in =10=: 77, 680. pictographs in =4=: 37. rock carvings in =4=: 24, 228.
=Idakariwakaha= land cessions and reservations =18=: 788.
=Idealism=, nature and origin of =20=: CLXXXV-CLXXXVIII.
=Ideals= concerning ceremonial attendants =40=: 249, 251, 257, 261, 263, 267. in religious ceremonies =40=: 229, 231, 235, 239, 243, 245, 271. of correct living =40=: 179, 403, 559, 571, 603, 607. of religious dancing =40=: 209, 211, 215, 219, 221, 223, 225. social, connection of, with religion =37=: 277 sq.
=Ideas=, modification of, by certain influences =4=: 370.
=Identification= of the pictographs =4=: 224-232.
=Identity= of drawings in each tribal system =4=: 17.
=Ideographic Elements= of decoration =4=: 453.
=Ideographs= =4=: 219-223.
=Ideography= mention of =10=: 583-648. preliminary remarks on =10=: 583 sq. progressive stages of =10=: 584. See also =Symbolism=.
=Idikep=, nock of arrow =38=: § 133.
=Idiots=, beliefs concerning =30=: 166.
=Idobro, General ----=, attempt to found Seri pueblo by =17=: 72.
=Idol= Hawaiian =33=: 643, 654. See also =Alosaka=; =Doll=; =Fetish=; =Idols=; =Image=.
=Idol Cult= traces of =30=: 137-140. See also =Dolls=.
=Idolatry= among the Tahus =14=: 513.
=Idols= at Xico Viejo and Xico =25=: 247. Casa Grande =28=: 101, 121 sq. from Cuba =34=: 245, 249 sq., 251. from Guadeloupe =34=: 136. from Porto Rico =34=: 131, 221. from St. Vincent area =34=: 113 sqq. Gila-Salt region =28=: 156. in Heye collection =34=: 186, 221. in mounds in Santa Rita =19=: 678-689. in University Museum, Havana =34=: 245, 250, 252. shells used as eyes for =25=: 192. stone collars possibly used as =34=: 198. three-pointed =25=: 128-132, 214. three-pointed, with heads and legs =34=: 190. use of =46=: 497. wooden =25=: 196-202. wooden, in Montané’s collection =34=: 249. See also =Images=; =Stone Idols=; =Zemis=.
=I´ekithe=, subdivision of the Nini´batoⁿ subgens =27=: 148, 149, 153, 154.
=Ierian Culture= of the Lesser Antilles =34=: 56.
=Ietan= a synonym of the Comanche =14=: 1043. identification of =17=: 167.
=Ietau=, a synonym of the Comanche =14=: 1043.
=Ifa Hadjo= medal chief of Tukabahchee =42=: 514. quoted on manslaughter =42=: 342.
=Igag= =46=: 195.
=Igagik= =46=: 189.
=Igdlumiut=, Eskimo tribe, situation of =6=: 463.
=Igdlungajung=, a fabulous tribe in Eskimo tradition =6=: 640.
=Igh= day symbol, discussion of =16=: 215.
=Igiagyähona=, acknowledgments to =14=: 655.
=Igimarasugdjuqdjuaq=, the cannibal =6=: 633, 634.
=Igiogagamut=, description of =18=: 249.
=“Igloo” Remains.= See =Barrow=.
=Iglu.= See =House, Winter=, of the Eskimo.
=Iglulik=, Eskimo tribe, snow houses of =6=: 546, 547.
=Iglulirmiut=, Eskimo tribe, situation of =6=: 444.
=Ignituk=, description of =18=: 252.
=Iguana= talismans from =30=: 289. use of, as food =38=: § 216.
=Igwa=, a Tule chief =42=: 10.
=Igwa Nigidibippi=, song recorded by =42=: 16.
=Ihañktoⁿwaⁿ.= See =Yankton=.
=Ihanktoñwañ=, a Sioux division =14=: 1058.
=Ihanktoⁿwaⁿna.= See =Yanktonai=.
=Ihanktonwanna=, beliefs among the =11=: 436.
=Ihi=, arrow shaft =38=: § 130.
=Ii.= See =Quii=.
=Iĭâs=, exploit of =26=: 57.
=Iiwan=, dance stick =38=: § 576.
=Ijirang=, fabulous people in Eskimo tradition =6=: 640.
=Ik= symbol in Maya calendar =16=: 215.
=Ikaligvigmiut= =46=: 69.
=Ikalik= =46=: 196.
=Ikalikhvig= =46=: 200.
=Ikaruck= land cessions and reservations =18=: 788.
=Ikathloygiamiut= =46=: 69.
=Ike, Charles= on Shaker religion =14=: 760. on Smohalla ceremony =14=: 227. portrait of =14=: 728.
=Iki=, caterpillar, eaten =38=: § 223.
=Ikogmiut; Ikogmute= =46=: 127, 132, 170.
=Ikogmut= buildings at =18=: 248. ceremonial objects from =18=: 418 sq., 420. clothing from =18=: 36. festival at =18=: 379. implements and utensils from =18=: 66, 71, 72, 79, 87, 98 sq., 115, 185 sqq. legends from =18=: 494-497, 516 sq. range of =18=: 26. ruins near =18=: 264. terms of chronology =18=: 235. toys from =18=: 345, 346.
=Ikpikpûñ River, Alaska=, location of =9=: 29.
=Iksa=, name for clan or larger division =44=: 196, 203.
=Ikto=, description of =11=: 471.
=Ilex=, medicinal use of =42=: 665.
=Ilex Vomitoria= an article of exchange value =42=: 711. purpose of, in ceremonial use =42=: 711. use of =42=: 666. See also =Black Drink=; =Cassine=.
=Iliad, The Zuñi= =2=: 12.
=Iliamna= =46=: 187.
=Ill=, Serian and Yuman words meaning =17=: 337* sq.
=Ill Omen=, birds of, Guiana Indian =30=: 274 sqq.
=Illegitimacy= attitude toward =47=: 134. common at Acoma =47=: 39.
=Illinois= abundance of pottery in parts of =20=: 80. Adams County, antiquities of =12=: 120. Alexander County, antiquities of =12=: 148-155. archeology of =12=: 112-163. Ava, mounds near =12=: 142. Baldwin, stone graves near =12=: 140. banner stones from =13=: 122. Big Mary River, village sites along =12=: 141. Bluff Ferry, stone graves near =12=: 140. Brown County, mounds in =12=: 118. bunts from =13=: 169. Calhoun County, mound groups of =12=: 121-131. Carbondale, mound near =12=: 141. Cass County, modes of burial in =12=: 554. celts from =13=: 74, 75, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81. ceramic complications in =20=: 146. character of pottery of =20=: 186. Chester, mounds near =12=: 140. chipped flints from =13=: 144, 145, 147, 148, 149. chisels from =13=: 84. collection from =30=: 22. cones from, described and figured =13=: 114. copper-preserved cloth from =13=: 37. discoidal stones from =13=: 101, 102 107, 108. distribution of stone art in =13=: 62 Dunleith =12=: 114. East Dubuque, mounds near =12=: 112, 114. Evansville, mound near =12=: 140. fabric-impressed pottery from =13=: 41, 45. flint deposits in =13=: 133. games of the Indians of =24=: dice games 72. stick games 230. unclassified 781. gorgets from =13=: 119, 120. grooved axes from =13=: 65, 67. Hardin, mounds near =12=: 129. Indian grave prairie, evidences of ancient occupancy of =12=: 120. Jackson County, antiquities of =12=: 141-147. Jo Daviess County, antiquities of =12=: 112. Lagrange, ancient works near =12=: 119. La Salle County, ancient wall in =12=: 560. Lawrence County, mounds of =12=: 163. Madison and St. Clair Counties, mounds of =12=: 131-134. Madison County, Cahokia mounds =12=: 133, 361. Madison County, Wood River mounds =12=: 132. Mercer County, mounds used as dwelling sites in =12=: 560. Mill Creek, “Indian diggings” near =12=: 154. Mill Creek, mounds near =12=: 148. muller from, described and figured =13=: 93. occurrence of salt-making vessels in =20=: 28, 86. or Upper Missouri burial mounds district =5=: 24-44. Peoria, copper plate obtained from mound near =12=: 308. perforators from =13=: 168. pestles from =13=: 88. petroglyphs in =10=: 77-80. pictographs in =4=: 430. Pike County, antiquities of =12=: 117. plummet from, described =13=: 111, 112. polisher from, described =13=: 85. pottery of =4=: 430; =20=: 188, 192, 193, 194. Prairie du Rocher, mounds at =12=: 140. Prairie du Rocher, stone graves near =12=: 134, 136. purchase of land for Indians in =1=: 254. Randolph County, antiquities of =12=: 134-141. resemblance of Upper Missouri Valley pottery to that of =20=: 201. Rock Island County, mounds used as dwelling sites in =12=: 560. Rockwood, mound near =12=: 140. Rockwood, stone graves near =12=: 139. Russellville, mounds near =12=: 163. spades from =13=: 135, 136. Sparta, mounds and stone graves near =12=: 140 sq. stemless perforators from =13=: 166. stemless scrapers from =13=: 170. stemmed flints from =13=: 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 163, 164. stemmed scrapers from =13=: 169. turtlebacks in =13=: 137. Union County, ancient works of =12=: 155-163. Whitesides County, mounds used as dwelling sites in =12=: 560. work in =7=: XVII.
=Illinois Confederacy=, treaty with =18=: 692, 693.
=Illinois District= archeology of =12=: 550-561. burials mounds of =12=: 551-556. limits and characteristics of =12=: 550. See also =Illinois=.
=Illinois Indians= defeat of Winnebago by =37=: 54 sq. population of, in 1634 =14=: 15. See also =Illinois=, games of ...
=Illinois Mounds= mention of =1=: 118; =5=: 10, 11. See also =Illinois=.
=Illinois River= Indians, synonyms for =18=: 797. Ottawa, Chippewa, and Potawatomi land cessions and reservations =18=: 680 sqq., 710, 712, 722 sqq. petroglyphs on =10=: 79 sq.
=Illness= in Yukon Indian camp =46=: 50. See also =Disease=; =Sickness=.
=Illuminants=, Guiana Indian =38=: § 5.
=Illusions= hearing =46=: 103. sight =46=: 73, 103.
=Illustrated Catalogue= discussion of =2=: XXXVI. of collections obtained in 1879 by James Stevenson =2=: 307. of collections obtained in 1880 by James Stevenson =2=: 423.
=Illustration, Scheme of=, in sign language =1=: 544.
=Illustration Work= of the Bureau =24=: XXVII sq.; =26=: XXX; =27=: 12; =28=: 21; =44=: 16 sq.; and passim.
=Illustrations= Division of =29=: 23 sq. examples of, for collaboration on sign language =1=: 550. for publications =30=: 23; =40=: 18; =47=: 12. made by the Bureau =25=: X, XXII sq. preparation of =13=: XLI; =14=: XLVII; =16=: LXXIX; =34=: 28; =41=: 18, 42, 71, 94, 114 sq.; =43=: 17. report on =42=: 17 sq. source of =20=: 16. work in =17=: LVII, LVIII; =19=: XXX sq.; =32=: 31.
=Ilma´wi=, a Pit River band =14=: 1052.
=Ilokiamo=, mischief done by =30=: 187.
=Im Thurn, Sir Everard F.= cited =30=: 118, 130, 163, 225, 240, 242, 243, 254, 278, 279, 294, 296, 298, 304, 313, 314, 333, 341, 381. on Antillean stone implements =25=: 92, 97. on arrow manufacture and exchange =13=: 29. on Carib mortuary customs =25=: 71. on ceremonial weapons of Guiana =13=: 29. on customs of peoples of Guiana =25=: 147. on dance sticks of Guiana Indians =25=: 195. on dreams =30=: 165. on ordeals =30=: 280, 281. on pottery-polishers =13=: 116. on preparation of cassava =25=: 52 sq. on races of West Indies =25=: 97. on seats used by the Indians of Guiana =25=: 204. on spirits =30=: 175, 244.
=Image= ancient sacred, traces of =41=: 564, 565. ceremonial use of =42=: 707 sq. of clay from Arkansas mound =12=: 225. stone, of the Natchez =42=: 709. wooden, at Atasi =42=: 310. wooden, found at crossing of Cumberland =42=: 782. wooden, of Oke =42=: 709.
=Images= in Hopi ceremony =16=: 300. memorial, of the Eskimo =18=: 317 sqq. of guardian spirits =45=: 195. of Ute and Osage =13=: 116. stone, mention of =12=: 308, 361. stone, of animals in Walpi Snake dance =19=: 980, 982. See also =Figurines=; =Idols=; =Image=.
=Imagination.= See =Fancy=.
=I´măha=, a Caddo division =14=: 1092.
=Imałas=, position of =42=: 301.
=Imbert, Ramon= acknowledgment to =25=: 18, 143, 199. on Haitian skulls =25=: 30. on Santo Domingo idol =25=: 199.
=Imbricate Pattern= of weaving =38=: § 114.
=Imbricated Basketry=, changes in area of =41=: 383.
=Imbricated Designs= =41=: 236 sq.
=Imbrication= colors used in =41=: 140. designs used in =41=: 140. discussion of =41=: 139-142. distribution of =41=: 140. extent of =41=: 141. home of =41=: 139. in “all-over” designs =41=: 233. materials used in =41=: 139, 140, 155. methods of =41=: 226 sqq. of basketry, adoption of =45=: 329. of basketry, introduction of =45=: 223. on Shuswap baskets =41=: 352. relation of, to beading =41=: 384 sq. relation of, to technical execution of designs =41=: 295 sq. terms used in =41=: 400. time required for =41=: 413. use of, as background =41=: 231. use of, as ornamentation =41=: 362.
=Imérnya, Alaska=, location of =9=: 27.
=Imiri Fish=, caught with trap =38=: § 194.
=Imitation= a source of form =4=: 445. cultural stage of =23=: XXI, XXII. part played by, in sports =19=: LXIV, LXV sq.
=Imitations and Forced Interpretations= of pictographs =10=: 764 sq.
=Imiz= symbol, discussion of =16=: 207.
=Immawari=, description of =30=: 174.
=Immigration=, early, into New Spain =14=: 374.
=Immorality=, detection of, in gens festival =40=: 241.
=Immortality= belief in, among the Assiniboin =46=: 418, 498, 499. belief in, among the Creeks =42=: 390, 391, 392, 419, 480, 481, 513, 514, 515, 709, 710. belief in, among the Fox Indians =40=: 372, 381. belief in, among the Mohegans =44=: 256. belief in, among the Winnebago =37=: 169. belief in, primitive =11=: 419, 430, 484, 512, 518, 521. in Ghost dance doctrine =14=: 786. of body, belief in =30=: 149 sq., 151 sq. of spirit, belief in =30=: 149, 154. See also =Soul=.
=Imohalla=, a Smohalla synonym =14=: 717.
=Imota=, nock of arrow =38=: § 133.
=Imox symbol=, discussion of =16=: 207.
=Impatiens=, species of, used medicinally =42=: 663.
=Impatiens Biflora= =33=: 101.
=Impatiens Pallita= =33=: 101.
=Impersonation of Supernaturals= methods of =47=: 902. world-wide distribution of =47=: 902.
=Impersonators of the Gods= appointment of =47=: 523. prayer of =47=: 706-709.
=Impetigo Contagiosa= among the Pima =26=: 267, 268.
=Implements= and flaked stones confounded =15=: 53-80. broken in flaking =15=: 82. brooms =27=: 98. carving, Eskimo =18=: 85 sq. classification of =44=: 94 sq., 96 sq. copper =37=: 79, 85, 87, 88, 102. Eskimo, for procuring and preparing food =9=: 310-316. fire-making, Eskimo =18=: 75 sq. fishing, Eskimo =18=: 173-196. for domestic work =27=: 340 sq. for making cord and thread, Eskimo =18=: 110 sqq. for skin dressing =27=: 342 sqq., 345. from Florida, study of =18=: XXX sq. found at Casa Grande =28=: bone 145 sq. problematical 125, 129. stone 122, 131. wooden 146 sq. hunting, Eskimo =18=: 118-173. in cavate lodges =13=: 224, 228. leaf-blade =15=: 82. making, experiments in =15=: 151. manufacture of =27=: 338 sq. metal =27=: 613 sq., 616, 617. miscellaneous pointed bone =44=: 112 sq. mortars and pestles =27=: 99. net-making, Eskimo =18=: 190. of sea-lion radii =44=: 109. of sea-lion ribs =44=: 108 sq. of shell, agricultural =2=: 207. of the Menomini =14=: 256. of the Northern Indians =11=: 252, 317. of the Okanagan =45=: 217 sq. of the Omaha =13=: XLIV, LIV, 263-278. of the Seri =17=: 10, 187*, 189*, 193*, 197*-200*, 217*, 230*, 232*-254*. of the Siouan tribes =15=: 171. of the Upper Missouri tribes =46=: 398, 414. of unknown use =44=: 101. paint brush =27=: 228. process of flaking =15=: 57, 80, 147. scoring, Eskimo =18=: 80 sq. steel, Eskimo =18=: 80, 85, 89, 91, 106. stone =27=: 613 sq.; =37=: 87, 102. tobacco, Eskimo =18=: 271, 285. unfinished, in Piny Branch quarries =15=: 37, 38, 43, 46, 49. unworked stone =44=: 461 sq. wedge-shaped bone =44=: 109-112. wooden =37=: 118 sq. wood-working, Eskimo =18=: 81-93. working at quarry shops =15=: 52. See also =Chert=; =Flint=; =Implements, Stone=; =Modeling Tools=; =Stone=; =Tools=.
=Implements and Requisites= Guiana Indian, domestic =38=: p. 130-143. Guiana Indian, fighting =38=: p. 144-173.
=Implements, Shell= =34=: 59, 78, 79, 80.
=Implements, Stone= age of =34=: 55. chipped, rare in West Indies =34=: 55. classification of, from St. Vincent =34=: 93 sq. comparison of, from Old and New World =34=: 54. crescentic =34=: 107 sq. development of, in the West Indies =34=: 54. fishtail, limited to volcanic area =34=: 61. flaked, not made in Antilles =34=: 130, 137. from Dominica =34=: 125. from St. Vincent region =34=: 104 sq. from Trinidad =34=: 74 sq. from West Indies, two groups of =34=: 262. winged, limited to volcanic area =34=: 61. See also =Awls=; =Axes=; =Celts=; =Chisels=; =Dirks=; =Grinders=; =Hammers=; =Harpoon=; =Implements=; =Knives=; =Needles=; =Stamps=; =Stone Implements=; =Tools=; =Utensils=; =Weapons=.
=Importance=, denoted by “bigness” =30=: 192 sqq.
=Impotence=, self-induced, in Indian medicine-men =9=: 454.
=Impounding= of birds, Eskimo method of =18=: 134.
=Improvement= in modes of manufacture modify forms in pottery =4=: 450. of the silversmith’s craft among the Navaho =2=: 171.
=Improvidence= of Indians =7=: 34, 37.
=Imputation= definition of =20=: LI, CLXXIII. origin of practice of =20=: LI-LIV.
=Imuruk Basin= =46=: 197, 202.
=Inaja Reserve=, establishment of =18=: 884.
=Inali Manuscript= of Cherokee formulas =7=: 314 sqq.
=Inasa=, Pima myth told by =26=: 239.
=Inca= bone, Yukon =46=: 157. bones in Peruvian crania =16=: 25, 52. government =13=: 325.
=Incantation= belief in =30=: 327. diseases treated by =16=: 69, 70. Hawaiian =33=: 639, 644, 659.
=Incarnation of Sutaquison.= See =Sutaquison=.
=Incarnation, The=, Pima ranch =26=: 20.
=Incas=, effect of stories of wealth of =14=: 350.
=Incense= in Sioux ceremony =14=: 823.
=Incense Tree.= See =Protium Heptophyllum=.
=Incest= in savagery, definition of =15=: CXIII. punishment for =42=: 355, 697.
=Incineration=, practice of, by Pueblo Indians of Pueblo Viejo =22, i=: 175 sq.
=Incised Stones= description of =44=: 91. mention of =34=: 148 sq. utensils of, description of =15=: 105.
=Incising=, implements produced by =15=: 27, 149.
=Incisions= decoration by =20=: Apalachee-Ohio pottery 181. eastern United States pottery 55, 56, 65, 66. Florida Peninsula pottery 118, 121-128. Gulf Coast pottery 106-114. Iroquoian pottery 160, 161, 163 sq., 166 sq., 171 sq. Lower Mississippi Valley pottery 103 sq. Middle Atlantic Coast pottery 148, 151. Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 86, 88-92, 97 sq., 100. New Jersey-New England pottery 177, 179. Northwestern pottery 189, 197, 199. Ohio Valley pottery 185. South Appalachian pottery 138, 139, 140, 144. imitation of textile impressions by =20=: 79, 80. tools used for =20=: 52, 66. See also =Paddles=; =Stamps=.
=Inclosures= mention of =12=: 547-562. sacred, definition of, by Squier and Davis =12=: 605. sacred, evidence regarding, discussion of =12=: 606.
=Incomecane´took=, an Okanagan division =14=: 734.
=Inconsistencies= =33=: 618, 620, 628.
=Incorporation=, physical and social, difference between =20=: LXVI.
=Inda¢iñga=, description of =11=: 386.
=Indented Pottery= patterns =4=: 280.
=Indenting= decoration by =20=: Florida Peninsula pottery 118, 122, 126, 127. Iroquoian pottery 163, 164. Middle Atlantic Coast pottery 149, 151, 155. Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 88. New Jersey-New England pottery 176, 177, 178, 179. Northwestern pottery 189, 193, 199. tools used for =20=: 52. See also =Decoration=; =Paddles=; =Punch=; =Punctures=; =Stamps=.
=Independence, Ohio=, rock carving at =4=: 21.
=Independence Stone, Ohio= =10=: 102.
=Independent Mode= Algonquian, in =28=: Abnaki 286. Algonkin 231, 233, 262, 264, 265, 266, 267. Arapaho 236. Cheyenne 233. Cree 231, 247 sq., 258, 259 sq., 268. Cree-Montagnais 259. Delaware 260 sq., 268, 287. Eastern Algonquian 231, 233. Eastern Central Algonquian 237 sq. Fort Totten Cree 241-245, 260, 265. Fox 231, 247, 248, 253, 258, 259 sq., 267 sq., 271, 287, 289. Kickapoo 259, 289. Menomini 247, 248, 259 sq. Natick 233, 234, 265, 268, 269. Northern Blackfoot 231. Ojibwa 233, 258, 259 sq., 262 sq., 265, 266, 267, 268, 271, 286. Ottawa 233, 265 sq., 267. Passamaquoddy 231, 265, 268, 285, 286, 287. Peoria 233, 259, 265, 269, 270, 271. personal pronouns 236. Piegan 231, 259. Potawatomi 265, 267. Sauk 259, 289. Shawnee 231, 254, 268, 286, 289. See also =Indicative Mode=.
=Index to References= in comparative study of Tsimshian myths =31=: 980-1037.
=India= coast of, connected with America =14=: 513, 526. cup sculptures in =10=: 196 sqq. declaration of war by natives of =10=: 361. petroglyphs in =10=: 186. tattooing in =10=: 413. See also =Hindu=.
=Indian= cessions of land =2=: XXIII. cessions of land in the United States, memoir on =18=: LI sq., LIV-LVII, 527-949. creation of =32=: 169. dependence of, on wild rice =19=: 1095-1101. education among =2=: XXV. generically, signs for =1=: 469. land treaties, work on =17=: XLIX. languages, discussion of =1=: 516. mound in North Carolina, excavation of =1=: 120 sqq. physiognomy, absence of, in death’s-head vases =20=: 97. portraits by J. H. Sharp, purchase of =22, i=: XXXIX. pursuit of, by Hemico =21=: 115. Serian and Yuman names for =17=: 321*-324*. Tewa name for =29=: 574. title, character of =1=: 249. tongues, relative position of =1=: 15.
=Indian Affairs Report= on amounts of wild rice harvested =19=: 1075, 1076, 1077. on dependence of Indian on wild rice =19=: 1096, 1097 sq., 1100, 1101. on dependence of white man on wild rice =19=: 1104. on drowning of wild rice =19=: 1099. on Indian standard of life =19=: 1079. on Menomini eating wild rice with maple sugar =19=: 1085. on Menomini population =19=: 1049. on present civilization of Winnebago =19=: 1052. on time of year Indians consume wild rice =19=: 1087. on wild rice in Minnesota River =19=: 1034, 1035. on wild rice stored in Wisconsin =19=: 1072.
=Indian Agents=, discussion of office of =46=: 473 sq.
=Indian Anthropology=, publications projected in =5=: XXXI.
=Indian Bay, Arkansas=, collection of Indian relics from =3=: 486.
=Indian Camps= below Koyukuk =46=: 53. below Tanana =46=: 46. on Tanana River =46=: 40.
=Indian Castle= description of =34=: 83 sq. visited by Dr. J. W. Fewkes =34=: 11.
=Indian Checkers=, game of =24=: 796.
=Indian Coiled Pottery= of Brazil =4=: 276.
=Indian Congress= Omaha Exposition, installation and conduct of =20=: XI. Omaha Exposition, plan for =20=: XVI.
=Indian Consumption Plant=, use of =45=: 183.
=Indian Corn= mention of =33=: 67. sacrifice of =9=: 525. See also =Maize=.
=Indian Corn Hills=, description of =43=: 256 sq.
=Indian Creek=, mound at mouth of =44=: 530.
=Indian Dances.= See =Dances=.
=Indian Delegations=, study of =25=: X, XXI; =26=: XXVIII; =27=: 12.
=Indian-Eskimo Half-bloods=, characteristics of =18=: 28.
=Indian Excavations= in Barbados =34=: 85 sq.
=Indian Fields, Ky.=, Shawnee bands near =42=: 784.
=Indian Games= general discussion of =24=: XXXIX sq., 30, 31-35, 809. monograph on =37=: 9 sq. See also =Children’s Games=; =Games=; and names of different games.
=Indian Gentes= mention of =3=: 236-251. See also =Gens=; =Gentes=.
=Indian God Rock, Pa.= =10=: 109 sq.
"=Indian Graves=,” their use conjectural =33=: 193.
=Indian Hemp=, use of, in basketry =41=: 145.
=Indian Hill=, forts at =28=: 215, 218.
=Indian Industries= =3=: XXVIII.
=Indian Knoll=, comparison of, with Fewkes and Gordon sites =41=: 614.
=Indian Languages= at time of European discovery =7=: 44. literature relating to classification of =7=: 12-25. principles of classification of =7=: 8-12. See also =Handbook of Indian Languages=; =Languages=; and names of different languages.
=Indian-like Features= in Eskimo =46=: 69, 79, 82, 99, 107, 109, 134, 151, 161.
=Indian Linguistic Families= paper by J. W. Powell on =7=: 1-142. work on classification of =7=: 25, 27.
=Indian Masks=, from northwest coast of North America, paper on =3=: 106-120.
=Indian Medical Spring=, mention of =42=: 841.
=Indian Miscellany= quoted =4=: 188.
=Indian Missions=, article on =28=: 15.
=Indian Mound, Tenn.= collection from =44=: 18. examination of =44=: 14.
=Indian Music= researches in =29=: 19. See also =Densmore=, =Miss Frances=; =Music=.
=Indian Office, U. S.= acknowledgments to =14=: 655. See also =Office of Indian Affairs=.
=Indian Olive=, use of, as a charm =42=: 502.
=Indian Paint Brush Bark=, use of, for dyeing =30=: 80.
=Indian Personal Names=, work on =10=: XIX.
=Indian Physiognomy=, work on =10=: XXIII.
=Indian Point, Siberia= basiofacial diameters =46=: 279-282. crania =46=: 254, 257, 259, 261, 262, 263. dental arch =46=: 276. facial =46=: 266. facial angles =46=: 285. means =46=: 286. nose =46=: 268, 270. orbits =46=: 274.
=Indian Police=, reference to =27=: 630.
=Indian Population= researches in =29=: 13. statistics of =18=: 537. See also =Population=.
"=Indian Posy=,” medicinal use of =43=: 265.
=Indian Potato= description of =26=: 78. mention of =33=: 94.
=Indian Remains=, within Gordon area =41=: 496.
=Indian Rice= =33=: 67.
=Indian River=, mound at =34=: 81 sq.
=Indian Sam=, on Ghost dance doctrine =14=: 784.
=Indian Schools=, urgent need of =46=: 466-470.
=Indian Songs.= See =Songs=.
=Indian Spring= abrogation of treaty of =18=: 714. cession of reserve including =18=: 708, 714. reservation including =18=: 702. treaties of =18=: 702, 708.
=Indian Springs=, tradition concerning =42=: 236.
=Indian Synonymy=, work on =8=: XXVIII.
=Indian Tanks=, references to =28=: 12; =29=: 16.
=Indian Tea= =33=: 102.
=Indian Territory= ancient quarry in =13=: XXVII. field work in =20=: IX, XI; =21=: IX, XII; =23=: IX, XIV, XVII, XVIII; =27=: 7. linguistic studies in =5=: XXXI. military posts, etc., in =17=: 383. office work on material from =20=: IX. old fields =13=: 133. population of =19=: 154. references to =27=: 51, 57. steps toward opening up of =19=: 153 sq.
=Indian Theory=, objections to, answer of =12=: 610.
=Indian Tribes= cyclopedia of, work on =20=: XXIV. synonymy of =6=: XLIII sqq. synonymy of, work on =7=: XXXIV sqq. technology and art of =27=: 7. See also =Indians=.
=Indian Village Sites=, paper on =42=: 17.
=Indian Vocabularies= =3=: XXVIII.
=Indiana= ancient works in =13=: XXIX. celts from =13=: 79. ceramic complications in =20=: 146. cession of land by Indians =1=: 257. character of pottery of =20=: 186. exploration in =11=: XXV. Meron, mound group near =12=: 554. mounds in =5=: 10. occurrence of salt-making vessels in =20=: 20. pottery of =20=: 96, 188, 191. researches in =30=: 11, 21. turtlebacks deposit in =13=: 137. Vanderburg County, Angel mounds =12=: 556-559. Vanderburg County, mound groups in =12=: 556.
=Indians= Alaskan, archeology of =46=: 33. Alaskan, crania of =46=: 233, 236. Alaskan, distribution of =46=: 238. Alaskan, remains of =46=: 238. Aleut Bay =46=: 32, 33. American, affinities of =46=: 29. at Anchorage =46=: 36. at Washington =3=: XXVII. basiofacial diameters =46=: 277. calf =46=: 247. chest =46=: 245. civilization of =46=: 44. condition of the, favorable to sign language =1=: 311. Cordova =46=: 36. cultivation of several varieties of maize by =12=: 615, 617, 618. dental arch =46=: 152-157, 275. drink =46=: 42, 51. ear =46=: 244. Eskimoid, Yukon =46=: 134, 151, 161. facial =46=: 264, 265, 266. facial angles =46=: 284, 311. Fairbanks =46=: 38. feet of =46=: 246. Galena =46=: 52. gold and silver from Spanish wrecks obtained by =12=: 712. hands of =46=: 162, 245. height of =46=: 261. historical evidence of mound building by =12=: 646, 647, 650, 653, 658. Juneau =46=: 33. legal status of =27=: 51. lower jaw of =46=: 153, 157, 158, 300, 306. Middle Yukon =46=: 42. mixture of, with Eskimo =46=: 58, 69, 82, 83, 156, 161, 163, 250, 259, 268, 357, 361, 365. mound building by, question of =12=: 20. mouth of =46=: 243. Nenana =46=: 38. not nomads when first discovered =12=: 615. of Bellingham Bay, lodge burial of =1=: 154. of Clear Lake, cremation of =1=: 147. of Costa Rica, lodge burial of =1=: 154. of Illinois, cist burial of =1=: 114. of northern Alaska, intercourse of the Point Barrow Eskimo with =9=: 49. of Northwest, burial sacrifice of =1=: 180. of Panama, burial sacrifice of =1=: 180. of South America, devouring of the dead by =1=: 182, 183. of southern Utah, cremation of =1=: 149. of Talomeco River, box burial of =1=: 155. of Taos, inhumation of =1=: 101, 102. of Virginia, burial of =1=: 125. of Washington territory, burial superstition of =1=: 201. orbits of =46=: 272. origin of =46=: 360. physical characteristics of Alaskan =46=: 33, 36, 37. pictographs of the North American =4=: 3-256 passim. Prince Rupert Bay =46=: 33. rapid spread of European articles among =12=: 713. removal of, west of the Mississippi River =5=: 214. Ruby =46=: 48. skeletal parts of =46=: 315. skull size of =46=: 255, 256, 257. Tanana =46=: 124, 133. Tanana mission and town =46=: 42. Tanana River =46=: 40. the mound-builders =12=: 610. the term defined as used herein =12=: 569, 610. theories respecting signs of =1=: 313. See also =Demarcation, Eskimo=.
=Indians, Yukon= comparison of, with Eskimo =46=: 227. crania of =46=: 150, 152-155. living, anthropometry of =46=: 150. long bones of =46=: 156-160, 163, 165. mention of =46=: 129-132, 133, 150, 152-155, 160, 161. migrations of =46=: 83. mixture of, with Eskimo =46=: 151. physical characteristics of =46=: 151, 161. type of =46=: 83. wars of =46=: 170.
=Indicative Mode= Algonquian, in =28=: Cheyenne 234. Cree 239, 240, 247, 273. Delaware 273, 275-278. Malecite 269. Micmac 269, 273. Natick 272 sq. Ojibwa 247, 273. Penobscot 269. Peoria 259, 273. various languages 273. See also =Independent Mode=.
=Indicators=, use of, in catching seal =9=: 254 sq.
=Indiera=, location and inhabitants of =25=: 25.
=Indigenous Bogs=, in British Guiana =38=: § 717.
=Indigestion=, treatment for =44=: 342.
=Indigo= for hammock staining =38=: § 478. wild, medicinal use of =43=: 266.
=Individual Achievements=, signs of =10=: 433-441.
=Individual Designation= =10=: 419-460.
=Individuality= of pottery designs =4=: 305; =20=: 18, 19, 21, 22.
=Indo-European Languages=, reference to =28=: 290.
=Industrial Activities=, progress of research in =17=: XXX sq.
=Industrial Culture=, evolution of =20=: CXXV.
=Industrial Development=, outline of =17=: 249*-253*.
=Industrial Occupations= of the Omaha =3=: 283-311.
=Industrial Uses= of pottery among American aborigines =20=: 24 sq. See also =Domestic Uses=; =Modeling Tools=; =Tools=; =Uses=.
=Industries= classification of =20=: XXXI. of the Kwakiutl =35=: 57-172. of the Omaha, protective =3=: 312-333. of the Omaha, regulative =3=: 356-363. of the Pima =26=: 29. of the Seri =17=: 180*-269*. of the Sia =11=: 22. of the Zuñi, how affected by Spanish intercourse =13=: 340. primitive, egoism reflected in =19=: 832.
=Industry= a virtue in girls =40=: 299, 339. definition of =20=: XXIX. native, Yukon River =46=: 82. of the Indians =7=: 36. of the Tsimshian =31=: 45 sq. See also =Industries=; =Technology=.
=Inemikee=, Menomini treaty commissioner =14=: 21.
=Infancy=, ceremonials connected with =11=: 140, 482.
=Infant nursed by Bears=, Iroquois tale =2=: 84.
=Infantado, Duke of=, appointment of brother-in-law of =17=: 477.
=Infanticide= a common custom =46=: 521. among the Ȼegiha =3=: 263. among the Guiana Indians =38=: § 729 sqq. among the Hawaiians =33=: 616. law concerning =42=: 333 sq. practice of =42=: 345.
=Infants= beliefs concerning =40=: 321, 343, 557 sqq. burial of =47=: 483. head-cover for =35=: 665. mortuary customs concerning =40=: 369 sqq. treatment of =35=: 656-699. understood by shamans =40=: 343. See also =Baby=; =Children=.
=Infidelity= Eskimo manner of regarding =18=: 292. punishment for =46=: 504 sq.
=Inflection= in English language =1=: 14. in language =1=: 4. paradigmatic =1=: 7, 15.
=Influenza= epidemic of, reference to =47=: 961. mention of =46=: 41, 69, 133.
=Informants= designs made by =41=: 431-454. Isleta, characteristics of =47=: 201 sq. mention of =42=: 32. Moⁿ-zhoⁿ-a´-ki-da =36=: 274. Pa´-thiⁿ-wa-we-xta =36=: 272. Ṭse-zhiⁿ´-ga-wa-da-iⁿ-ga =36=: 153, 155, 274. Wa-thu-xa-ge =36=: 292, 298. Wa-ṭse´-moⁿ-iⁿ =36=: 156, 211, 219. Wa-xthi´-zhi =36=: 153, 155. Xu-tha´-wa-ṭoⁿ-iⁿ =36=: 238.
=Infusions=, medical =38=: § 927.
=Inga Laterifolia= for black pigment =38=: § 30. fruit of, eaten =38=: § 247.
=Inga sp.=, slimy barks of, for slipping boats over logs =38=: § 800.
=Iñg¢e-jide Gens, Omaha= decoration of skin tents =3=: 248. mention of =3=: 247. names of =3=: 248. subgentes of =3=: 248. taboos of =3=: 248.
=Inger= =46=: 194.
=Ingles, Mary=, a captive of the Shawnee =42=: 741 sq.
=Ingles, Capt. William=, pursuit of Indians by =42=: 769.
=Ingles’ Ferry, Va.= end of safe travel =42=: 761. route from, to the Kanawha =42=: 767 sq. trail from =42=: 759 sq. See also =English’s Ferry=.
=Ingregamiut=, below Paimute =46=: 67.
=Iⁿgth´zhide Gens=, account of =27=: 183 sqq., 201.
=Iⁿgthoⁿ´çiⁿçnedeweti=, subgens of the Thi´xida (Ponca) =27=: 43.
=Iⁿ-gthoⁿ´-ga Gens= animals used by, as symbol =39=: 244. life symbols of =36=: 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112. mention of =39=: 77, 80, 213. of the Hoⁿ´-ga subdivision =39=: 41. office belonging to =39=: 92. personal names of =43=: 135 sq. symbol of =39=: 50. wi´-gi-e belonging to =36=: 107-112; =39=: 46. See also =Puma Gens=.
=Iⁿgthoⁿ´ushkoⁿ=, Osage name for Hethu´shka society =27=: 459.
=Iⁿgthuⁿ´ithaethe Society= description of =27=: 490-493. See also =Thunder Society=.
=Inhabitants= of Casa Grande =28=: 94, 156. of Upper Verde-Walnut Creek region =28=: 185, 186. See also =Migration, Pima=.
=Inheritance= among the Assiniboin =46=: 478 sq. among the Eskimo =18=: 307. among the Kiowa =17=: 233. among the Kwakiutl =35=: 1113, 1114, 1348, 1358. influence of, on form of pottery =20=: 61 sq. of Eagle seats =35=: 823.
=Inhumation= among the =1=: Comanches 99, 100. Coyotero Apaches 111, 112. Creeks and Seminoles 95, 96. Indians of Taos 101, 102. Mohawks 93. Otoe and Missouri Indians 96, 97, 98. Pimas 98, 99. Sioux 107-110. Wichitas 102, 103. Yuki 99.
=Iñigo, Fray ----= as a historian =25=: 20, 40. on aboriginal Antilleans =25=: 28. on Borinqueños =25=: 23, 68 sq., 93. on burial customs of the eighteenth century =25=: 72.
=Iniktilik= =46=: 207.
=Inirida Indians=, religious beliefs of =30=: 117.
=Initial Days= of Great Cycles of Mayan chronology =22, i=: discussion of 236-248. tables showing 236, 255, 256.
=Initiate=, instructions to wife of =37=: 140, 270.
=Initiation= assistance of clansmen at =47=: 39. at puberty =47=: 478. ceremony at close of =47=: 802 sq. ceremony of, into medicine society =47=: 112 sqq. fees for =36=: 154, 155. formal, of war chiefs =47=: 48 sqq. into Katcina society =47=: 540 sq. into the K’acale =47=: 99. into Medicine dance =37=: 367, 374-378. into medicine societies =47=: 315 sqq., 541, 795-803. into Menomini Mitawit =14=: 67, 68, 85, 137. into Ni´-ḳi Wa-thoⁿ degree =36=: 238. into Shrine degree =45=: 684 sqq. into Winnebago society =14=: 110. of children, into Kachina organization =47=: 71-75. of Grandfathers =47=: 263. of the Kwakiutl =35=: 733, 742, 850, 877, 904, 942, 959, 1122-1138, 1153. requirements for =36=: 154. return from =35=: 738. rite of =47=: 975-980.
=Initiation Ceremony= ground plan of place of =39=: 84. influence of, on Hopi calendars =21=: 16, 19. notice of =39=: 52 sq. preparation of =39=: 42-52. time required for =39=: 46 sq., 52.
=Initiator or Priest= apparel of =36=: 248. ceremonial painting of =36=: 74.
=Injuries=, classification of =44=: 335.
=Injury.= See =Punishment=.
=Inkaliks= =46=: 57, 130, 131, 150.
=Inkberry=, mention of =33=: 78.
=Iⁿke´çabe Gens= connection of, with sacred corn =27=: 262. custodian of Sacred Tribal Pipes =27=: 196, 207, 209. general account of =27=: 146-151. names in =27=: 147. on annual buffalo hunt =27=: 271, 277. part in establishing Nini´batoⁿ division =27=: 201. part in He´dewachi =27=: 252, 257, 258. references to =27=: 154, 261, 379, 589. war pack from =27=: 434.
=Iñke-sabĕ=, decoration, description of =11=: 408.
=Inke-sabĕ Gens, The Omaha.= See =Black Shoulder Gens=.
=Inktomi=, patron god of hoop and pole, Oglala Dakota =24=: 507.
=Iⁿ´kugthi Athiⁿ.= See =Pebble Society=.
=Inłanisalgi= a Creek clan =42=: 116, 119. affiliations of =42=: 121.
=Inlaying= Eskimo examples of =18=: 83, 98, 144, 162, 168, 182, 200, 274, 277. pottery decoration by, eastern United States =20=: 52, 67. pottery decoration by, South Appalachian province =20=: 131.
=Innoko River= explorations on, by E. W. Nelson =18=: 20. Indians of =46=: 131.
=Innuit and Ingalik=, box burial of =1=: 156 sqq.
=Innuit Indians= instruments used by, for carving on bone =10=: 218. labrets of =3=: 88. language of =4=: 147, 191, 214 sq. legendary origin of =11=: 261. masks of =3=: 121-136. method of keeping accounts of =10=: 264. of Prince William’s Sound =3=: 124-128. of the Ungava district =11=: 175. pictograph of whale hunting by =10=: 531. pictographs of =4=: 198. population of =7=: 75. sign language of =1=: 307. tattooing of =4=: 63. use of bow-drill by =4=: 48. See also =Eskimo=.
=Inquiry= signals for =1=: 531, 536. signs for =1=: 291, 297, 303, 447, 480, 486, 494.
=Inquisition=, badge of, description of =14=: 507.
=Insanity= how regarded in Apache “medicine” =9=: 460. rare case of =47=: 245.
=Inscribed Tablets= =12=: 632.
=Inscription Rock, El Moro, New Mexico= declared national monument =28=: 18. mention of =4=: 28; =10=: 96; =13=: 326.
=Inscriptions= at Piedras Negras =19=: 788-791. Copan =19=: 776-788. initial series of =19=: 801. Temple of =19=: 771-775.
=Insect Figures= on Pueblo pottery =22, i=: 81 sqq. on Sikyatki pottery =17=: 658.
=Insects= Eskimo account of creation of =18=: 455. in captivity =38=: § 726. known to the Omaha =27=: 106. myths and lore concerning =19=: 239, 241 sq., 244, 308, 401, 430. of Seriland =17=: 37. of the Point Barrow region =9=: 59.
=Iⁿshta´çuⁿda Division= place in hu´thuga =27=: 138, 196 sqq. references to =27=: 61, 208, 355. rites in charge of =27=: 195. See also =Sky People=; and names of gentes.
=Iⁿshta´çuⁿda Gens= birth customs of the =27=: 115. connection of, with Turning the Child =27=: 118. general account of =27=: 185-194. in He´dewachi =27=: 258. position in hu´thuga =27=: 122. rites belonging to =27=: 196 sq. sacred Tribal Pipes prepared by =27=: 196, 207, 209. See also =Nini´batoⁿ=; =Washe´toⁿ=.
=Iⁿshta´maza.= See =La Flesche, Joseph=.
=Iⁿshta´thabi=, account of =27=: 147.
=Inside Passage=, scenery =46=: 32.
=Insignia= of authority =4=: 168; =10=: 419-433. of chief, Guiana Indian =38=: § 751. of medicine-men =30=: 327, 329-333. of war =37=: 161 sq. on badges of shell =2=: 264, 266, 273.
=Inspellum= a Nespelim synonym =14=: 733. an Okanagan division =14=: 734.
=Institution=, definition of the term =20=: LIX.
=Institutional Activities=, progress of research in =17=: XXXI-XXXIV.
=Institutions= of Siouan Indians =11=: 411; =15=: 176.
=Instruction= characterization of agencies of =20=: CXCV-CXCVII. subject matter of =20=: CLXXI sq. system of, to children =37=: 180. system of, to daughters =37=: 177-180. system of, to sons =37=: 166-177. See also =Education=.
Instrumental Particles Arapaho =28=: 236. reference to =28=: 226.
=Instruments= of music, Guiana Indian =38=: § 450-469. used in pictography =4=: 48; =10=: 218-222. used in primitive trephining =16=: 12, 17, 27, 28, 32, 34, 35, 40, 53, 58, 71. See also =Musical Instruments=; =Stone Implements=.
=Insult= potlatch to numayn as =35=: 1030. sign of =1=: 304. small marriage gift as =35=: 1030.
=Intaglio Mounds= discovery of, by Lapham =37=: 90. located near earthworks =37=: 90. possible meaning of =37=: 81. where found =37=: 79.
=Intaglio Ornament= =4=: 271, 374.
=Intaglio Ornamentation= eastern United States =20=: 52, 66, 88. See also =Cords=; =Fabrics=; =Fingers=; =Finger-nails=; =Incision=; =Indenting=; =Paddles=; =Punctures=; =Stamps=; =Stipple=; =Textiles=; =Trailing=.
=Integration= in Acoma culture =47=: 140.
=Intelligence= of the Western Eskimo =46=: 240. See also =Behavior=.
=Intemperance.= See =Intoxication=.
=Intention=, a modifier of form in pottery =4=: 452.
=Intercourse= act of 1796 =5=: 173. between tribes =45=: 322-325.
=Interior= and coast cultures contrasted =42=: 718-724. and coast peoples, relations of =42=: 724 sqq. arrangement of pueblos =8=: 108-111. of Zuñi house, description of =8=: 110.
=Interior Department= part of, in archeologic explorations =28=: 18. work of =29=: 20.
=Interjectional Cries= =1=: 283.
Interment of collected bones =1=: 170. See also =Burials=.
=Intermarriage= among the Menomini =14=: 35. among tribes of Western Eskimo =18=: 25. between tribes =45=: 40, 215 sq., 322, 325. of whites with Cherokee =19=: 83. with whites =46=: 102, 106, 111, 151, 625. See also =Marriage=.
=International Congress of Americanists= =26=: X sqq.
=International Congress of Anthropology, 1893=, papers by F. H. Cushing in Memoirs of =20=: 159 sqq.
=International Law= among the Omaha =3=: 368.
=International Polar Expedition=, organization and work of =9=: 19.
=Interpretation= means of =10=: 745-758. of picture signs, how obtained =4=: 16.
=Interpreters= difficulties in obtaining =39=: 15. followers of Cabeza de Vaca trained as =14=: 354. functions of =42=: 295 sq. Pima =26=: 17, 18.
=Interrogation, Mark of=, in sign language =1=: 367.
=Intertribal Relations= Pima, alliances =26=: 200. Pima, warfare =26=: 200-206.
=Intestines= Eskimo clothing made of =18=: 36, 41. Eskimo hunting implements made of =18=: 141. Eskimo method of tanning =18=: 118. Eskimo musical instruments made of =18=: 352. of seals, Kwakiutl use of =35=: 453, 454, 455, 457. use of, for clothing =11=: 220. See also =Entrails=.
=In-the-Middle.= See =Pa-iñgya=.
=Intie´took=, an Okanagan division =14=: 734.
=Intimpeach= land cessions and reservations =18=: 782.
=Intiwa=, Hopi chief, on advent of clans at Walpi =19=: 585.
=Intonation=, process of =1=: 617.
=Intoxicants= absence of, among the Nenenot =11=: 304. introduction of, among the Menomini =14=: 215.
=Intoxication= mention of =38=: § 280. the time for quarreling =38=: § 728. See also =Drinking and Eating=.
=Introduction= to the Study of Indian Languages, discussion of =2=: XVI. to the Study of Medicinal Practices, preparation of =2=: XXV. to the Study of North American Mythology, preparation of =2=: XXV. to the Study of North American Sociology, preparation of =2=: XXV. to the Study of North American Technology, preparation of =2=: XXV.
=Introductory= =3=: XIII.
=Intruders= in territory of civilized tribes =19=: 152, 154.
=Inugpaqdjuqdjualung= =6=: 638.
=Inûna-ina=, a synonym of the Arapaho =14=: 953.
=Inuarudligang=, fabulous tribe in Eskimo tradition =6=: 640.
=Inuas= Eskimo beliefs concerning =18=: 387, 388, 392, 394, 395, 422, 423, 427, 435, 440, 441. Eskimo carving representing =18=: 440. Eskimo masks representing =18=: 395, 397, 401, 402, 406, 408.
=Inuit Race= divisions of =6=: 420. See also =Innuit Indians=.
=Invention= of new signs in sign language =1=: 387. stage of, in cultural evolution =23=: XXI, XXII.
=Investing Corporations=, purposes of =20=: LXXIII.
=Investment=, use of capital for =20=: LXX.
=Invisibility=, power of =30=: 341.
=Invisible Adviser= =35=: 1123, 1127.
=Invitation= during ceremonial season =35=: 752. during secular season =35=: 752. formal, River Inlet =35=: 1179. mention of =35=: 320, 382, 383, 384, 490, 503, 528, 537, 570, 581, 752, 755, 762, 763, 770, 866, 990, 1041, 1045, 1060, 1156 sq., 1170. to assembly =35=: 1012. to breakfast =35=: 328. to ceremonial =35=: 871 sq. to eat roasted salmon =35=: 307, 310. to feast =35=: 329, 330, 427, 561, 565. to feast, return of =35=: 439. to meal =35=: 356, 368. to Winter ceremonial =35=: 920, 1151, 1156. to Winter dance =35=: 899, 900, 914.
=Invitation Sticks= making of =37=: 329. mention of =10=: 364 sqq. order of sending =37=: 550. presentation of =37=: 329. use of =40=: 362.
=“Inviting-in” Feast= of the Eskimo =18=: 358 sq.
=Invocation= mode of =30=: 167, 178, 192, 347-351. of the trap =11=: 387.
=Involuntary Response= to gestures =1=: 280.
=Invulnerability= Indian belief in =11=: 495. See also =Ghost Shirt=.
=Inyan=, belief in the =11=: 447.
=Ioni=, a Caddo division =14=: 1092.
=Ionohumne= land cessions and reservations =18=: 782.
=Ionoxalis Violacea= =33=: 98.
=Iowa= Alamakee County, antiquities of =12=: 99-107. archeology of =12=: 99-112. celts from =13=: 77. character of pottery of =20=: 186. chipped flints from =13=: 145, 147. Clayton County, mounds in =12=: 108. distribution of stone art in =13=: 61. Dubuque County, antiquities of =12=: 108 sqq. Eldon, mound near =12=: 110. explorations in =11=: XXV. fabrics from =13=: 36. field work in =23=: IX, XIV, XVII. grooved axes from =13=: 65, 66, 67, 68. Hay’s farm, ancient earthwork on =12=: 104, 105. hematite celts from =13=: 86. information about, furnished by J. H. Jordan =12=: 110, 111. Iowaville, mounds near =5=: 33, 34; =12=: 110. Lee County, mounds on bluff of =12=: 112. military post in =17=: 383. mortars from =13=: 96. mounds and earthworks in =12=: 38, 45, 99, 100. mounds in =5=: 10, 24; =12=: 110. office work on material from =20=: IX. Peru, mound group near =12=: 108, 190. petroglyphs in =10=: 80. pictographs in =4=: 34. pottery from =4=: 427, 428, 429; =20=: 188, 192, 193. reference to =27=: 622. rock carvings in =4=: 23. Scott County, Cook farm group =12=: 553. stemless perforators from =13=: 165, 166. stemless scrapers from =13=: 170. stemmed flints from =13=: 155, 158, 159, 161, 163. Van Buren County, mounds in =12=: 112. Wapello County, remains in =12=: 110.
=Iowa Indians= a Sanpoil synonym =14=: 733. a ⊥ɔiwe´re division =15=: 162. absence of Ghost dance among the =14=: 816. association of, with Omaha =27=: 35. attacked by Dakota =27=: 86. bark lodges of the =13=: 271. beliefs among the =11=: 439. early habitat of the =15=: 195. early relations with French =27=: 81. fasting among the =40=: 546. games of the =24=: archery 394. dice games 186. hidden ball 365 sq. racket 615. gentile organization of the =15=: 238. Ghost dance among the =14=: 902. habitat and population of =7=: 116, 118. Hethu´shka society among =27=: 459. land cessions and reservations =18=: 706, 710 sqq., 726, 760, 768, 772, 792, 824, 912, 918. legendary origin of =37=: 50. mention of, by Le Sueur =27=: 80. name applied to English by =27=: 611. Omaha name for =27=: 36, 102. origin of term =15=: 168. party to treaties =27=: 73, 74, 218, 612. population of, in 1822 =19=: 1110. reference to =40=: 548. secret society among =6=: 396.
=Ipadu.= See =Ypadu=.
=Ipnot= =46=: 206.
=Ipomoea Batatas=, potatoes, cultivation of =38=: § 246.
=Ipomoea Leptophylla= =33=: 110.
=Ipomoea Pandurata=, medicinal use of =42=: 676.
=Ipswich, Mass.=, occurrence of Iroquoian pottery at =20=: 168.
=Ipuricoto.= See =Purigoto=.
=Ira Bingham= mounds and village site =37=: 99.
=Ireland= cup sculptures in =10=: 194. petroglyphs in =10=: 171.
=Iriartea exorrhiza= for drilling quartz =38=: § 20. for wooden music tubes =38=: § 559.
=Iriartea sp.=, for blowgun =38=: § 117.
=Iridaceae= =33=: 72.
=Iris=, medicinal use of =42=: 69.
=Iris Versicolor= mention of =33=: 72. use of =44=: 290, 322, 366.
=Irish, ----=, treaties concluded by =18=: 829, 831.
=Irish= blood among the Cherokee =19=: 83. Omaha name for =27=: 621.
=Iron= blade, fragment of, from mound in North Carolina =12=: 337. celt from mound in North Carolina =12=: 337. Eskimo implements made of =18=: 81, 82, 85, 86, 106, 107, 109, 123, 137, 145-149, 159, 161, 165, 176-182. Eskimo ornaments made of =18=: 58. Eskimo surgical instruments made of =18=: 309 sq. Eskimo tobacco implements made of =18=: 273, 282, 283. griddle, Guiana Indian =38=: § 363. implements among Eskimo, introduction of =18=: 80, 89, 91. introduction of =38=: § 22. mention of =46=: 363. nails from Hollywood mound, Georgia =12=: 319, 320. oxide, Eskimo paint made of =18=: 198. pictures on =4=: 191-194, 197, 205 sq., 214. Seri use of, for arrow and harpoon points =17=: 187*, 189*, 198*, 247* sq., 249*.
=Iron Arrow Point, Chief=, mention of =46=: 573.
=Iron Bear=, portrait made of =34=: 28.
=Iron-Mountain.= See =Púiwi-Tóyäbi=.
=Iron Oxides= use of, as paints by certain United States potters =20=: 86. See also =Iron oxide=.
=Iron Pyrite=, use of, as tempering material, eastern United States =20=: 48.
=Iron-Shirt-Man= death of =17=: 294. See also =Ba-zhe-ech=.
=Iron Tools=, occurrence of, in Georgia mound =20=: 139.
=Iron Vessels=, substitution of, for pottery, eastern United States =20=: 58.
=Iron Walker’s Village=, location of =37=: 51.
=Ironstone Concretions=, cups of, description of =44=: 93 sq.
=Ironweed=, medicinal use of =42=: 668.
=Ironwood= timber, use of, for clubs =38=: § 150. tree, nuts of, eaten by Pima =26=: 70 sq. use of =44=: 291, 377. use of, at Casa Grande =28=: 146, 147. See also =Ostrya Virginiana=.
=Iroquoian Bibliography=, work on =10=: XX.
=Iroquoian Comparative Mythology= =21=: XXXI.
=Iroquoian Cosmology= =21=: 127-339; =25=: XVIII.
=Iroquoian Family= =7=: 76-81.
=Iroquoian Indians= collections made by Hewitt among =22, i=: XXXIX. field work among =18=: =XXVIII=; =22, i=: XIII. languages of, work on =22, i=: XXXII. myths of, work on =22, i=: XXXV sq.
=Iroquoian Material=, linguistic and mythologic, study of =20=: XX.
=Iroquoian Pottery= area covered by =20=: 21. blending of, with Algonquian, New Jersey-New England region =20=: 175. chronology of =20=: 162. color of =20=: 162. decoration of =20=: 162 sqq., 168. distribution of =20=: 160. examples of =20=: 164-175. form of =20=: 162. general characteristics of =20=: 159 sqq. materials and manufacture of =20=: 161. occurrence of, in West Virginia =20=: 150. occurrence of, on tributaries of Ohio =20=: 183. pipes =20=: 45, 172-175. reported occurrence of, in Alabama =20=: 105. resemblance of Middle Atlantic Coast pottery to =20=: 149, 157. resemblance of New Jersey-New England pottery to =20=: 175, 179. resemblance of Northwestern pottery to =20=: 196, 197, 198. sizes of =20=: 162. uses of =20=: 162.
=Iroquoian Province= exotics in =20=: 167. pottery of =20=: 158-175.
=Iroquoian Stock= games of the =24=: racket 562. stick games 227. tribes of the =24=: Caughnawaga 105, 474, 573. Cherokee 105, 475, 574. Conestoga 105. Hurons 105, 241, 409, 549, 588, 721. Mohawk 110, 500. Onondaga 111, 349, 502. St. Regis 592. Seneca 113, 350, 410, 476, 592, 805. Tuscarora 118, 413, 477, 629. Wyandot 118, 351, 702. unknown to the Omaha =27=: 102.
=Iroquoian Texts= =24=: XVIII sq.
=Iroquoian Traditions=, study of =21=: X, XXIV.
=Iroquoian Tribes= creation myths of, work on =20=: XXI. distribution of =19=: 17. Federal Council of =43=: 459. festivals of, for thanksgiving =43=: 464. habitat of =28=: 290. in Missouri and Oklahoma =42=: 13. influence of, in southern New England =43=: 210 sq. lands assigned to =43=: 453. manufacture of pottery by =20=: 160. migrations of =19=: 189 sq. partial occupation of South Appalachian province by =20=: 131. peace conference of =43=: 455. representation of, in South Appalachian pottery =20=: 140. researches among =28=: 14; =42=: 11. study of language and myths of =20=: XI. study of languages of =19=: XXVI. work among =19=: XVIII. work on genesis myth of =40=: 6. See also =Cherokee=; =Iroquois=; =League of the Iroquois=.
=Iroquois and Cherokee Treaty= =14=: 670.
=Iroquois Federation=, study of Cayuga texts relating to =39=: 14.
=Iroquois Indians= and Ojibwa, warfare =19=: 1039. attitude of, during Revolution =19=: 47. beliefs of the =11=: XXX, 366. blood of, among Cherokee =19=: 234. burial customs of the =5=: 21. Cherokee relations with =19=: 14, 18, 38. Chungke game among the =13=: 99. Confederacy established by Hiawatha =2=: 54. control of revenues of =19=: 156. conventional signs of, for dead men and death =10=: 660 sq. creation myths, monograph on =23=: XXXVI, XL. deer-horn clubs of =13=: 143. Flathead name for =45=: 302. games of the =24=: dice games 105, 113 sqq. hoop and pole 422. racket 590, 591, 592 sqq. snow boat 410 sq. snow-snake 400, 412. God of Winter of =32=: 61. gods and deities of =32=: 69. habitat of =20=: 159 sq., 167 sq. illustration of prisoner of =10=: 600. influence of, on westward migration of Siouan stock =19=: 1043. insignia of chiefs of =10=: 419. investigation of, by Mrs. E. A. Smith =5=: XXIX, XXXII. jugglers among the =14=: 139. language of the =26=: XXI. legends of Cherokee wars with =19=: 232, 351-370, 485-494. long house of, traced along Atlantic seaboard =42=: 687. masks =3=: 144-148. method of wood-working by =13=: 72. migration to Canada by =19=: 99. military terms of =10=: 555. mode of addressing Delawares used by =19=: 497. mortuary customs of =17=: 288*. myths of =19=: 229, 234, 429, 430, 432, 436, 439, 440, 443, 447, 448, 451, 454, 469, 471, 473, 501, 504. name of, for Catawba =19=: 498. name of, for Cherokee =19=: 16. nets of =13=: 26. of New York related to Cherokee =42=: 712. Ojibwa name for =19=: 1039. Ojibwa warfare with =19=: 1039. orenda of =23=: XXXIX. origin of the =2=: 52. peace embassies of =19=: 109, 352, 353-356, 365, 367-370, 485-488, 491-494. peace towns among =19=: 483 sq. poisoned arrows used by the =14=: 285. record of battles of =10=: 554 sq. records of events of =10=: 575 sq. research among =41=: 8 sqq., 31 sqq., 55, 86 sq., 109 sqq. scaffold burial of the =1=: 169, 170. sketch of the =19=: 483 sqq. sketch of grammar of =30=: 20. stone mortars of =13=: 96. study of fraternities and cults of =19=: XLVII. study of language of =15=: XXVI. study of the =1=: XXII; =15=: XXIII, XXXI, XXXV. surface burial of the =1=: 140. tattoo designs of =10=: 364. tribal designations of =10=: 377 sq. union of Tuscaroras with =20=: 142. use of perforated stones by =13=: 98. use of wampum beads by =10=: 288 sqq. vases from land sold to Susquehanna Company by =20=: 166. war expeditions of =42=: 735-757. war post of =10=: 227. war records of =26=: 35. See also =Five Nations=; =New York Indians=; =Seven Nations of Canada=; =Six Nations=.
=Iroquois Language= researches in =29=: 17. sketch of =27=: 9. studies in =13=: XLI; =14=: XLI; =18=: XLIII sq. study of, by Mrs. E. A. Smith =2=: XXII. work in =17=: LIII sq. work of J. N. B. Hewitt on =36=: 14.
=Iroquois, League of the= memoir on, by J. N. B. Hewitt =37=: 11. mention of =20=: 158 sq. material relating to =38=: p. 7. reference to =29=: 17. tribes not connected with =20=: 165.
=Iroquois Point=, purchase of land at =18=: 810.
=Iroquois Texts=, meaning of, recovered =47=: 7 sq.
=Irrigation= aboriginal =23=: XII, XIII. Acoma affected by =47=: 57, 58. among the Antilleans =25=: 50 sq. among the Pima =26=: 29, 86-89. among the San Juan Indians =29=: 230. among the Sia =11=: 11. among the Tewa Indians =29=: 52, 76. by the inhabitants of Pueblo Viejo =19=: XV. canal at Tempe =26=: 53. canals of the Hohokam =26=: 87. ditches in Verde Valley =13=: 194, 237, 238; =17=: 538. of gardens near Walpi =8=: 217. of Zuñi land =47=: 474. on Gila and Salt rivers =26=: 54, 65. prehistoric, in Pueblo Viejo Valley =22, i=: 178 sq. prehistoric, in Sonora =16=: LXVIII. represented in pictography =17=: 545. system of =47=: 55. tools used in digging canals =26=: 97. water supply reduced =26=: 32 sq.
=Irrigation, Ancient= effect of, on soil =28=: 160. in Casa Grande region =28=: 36 sq., 51, 55, 57, 68, 103, 113 sqq. in Walnut Creek Valley =28=: 214, 218.
=Irving, ----=, on De Soto’s route =19=: 193, 195, 198.
=Irving, J. T.=, on Iroquois Chungke stones =13=: 99.
=Irving, John T., jr.=, on hoop and pole, Pawnee =24=: 463.
=Irving, Washington= citing Ramon Pane on Haitians =25=: 139. on Carib cannibalism =25=: 50. on fountain of youth =30=: 151. on immortality =30=: 151 sq.
=Irwin, Major ----= on Sauk and Fox expulsion =14=: 19. quoted, through Jedidiah Morse, on Menomini use of wild rice =19=: 1048 sq.
=Isaacks, A. J.=, sale of land to =18=: 793.
=Isabella= Reserve, relinquishment of rights in =18=: 834. treaty of =18=: 834.
=Ĭsä-hä´bĭt=, in Caddo fight of 1860 =17=: 308.
=Isahi=, wrestling shield =38=: § 608.
=Ĭsanä´naka=, treaty signed by, in 1867 =17=: 186.
=Isañati=, a Santee synonym =14=: 1058.
=Isanyati.= See =Santee=.
=Ĭ´sätai=, a Comanche medicine man =17=: 201.
=Isauû Clan= Coyote Clan, advent of, at Walpi =19=: 585. See also =Hopinyû=.
=Isba Spring= Hano pueblo near, on East Mesa =19=: 610, 615. mention of =21=: 84.
=Isfanȧlgi=, use of the term =42=: 120.
=Ish, John=, killing of =19=: 77.
=Ishpani=, a totemic division of the Chickasaw =42=: 120.
=Ish-ta-sun-de=, divisions of the =15=: 162.
=Ishtehotohpih=, last Chickasaw “king” =44=: 214.
=Ishtohoollo=, holy men =42=: 423.
=Ishtohoollo Aba Eloa=, the god of thunder =42=: 485, 486.
=Isidore, Father ----,= See =Ricklin=.
=Ĭ’sium-itä´niuw’=, a Cheyenne division =14=: 1025.
=Iskagua=, change of name by =19=: 69.
=Isla Tiburon.= See =Tiburon Island=.
=Island of the Marquis=, same as Lower California =14=: 351.
=Islands, James=, information obtained from =42=: 503, 568.
=Islands= formation of =30=: 221. mythic, origin of =11=: 264. Two, string figure of =38=: § 658. Yukon =46=: 126.
=Islas Patos=, San Esteban, Tassne, and Turner, features of =17=: 49.
=Isle de Pierre=, sketch of =14=: 734.
=Isle of Pines=, cacimbas of =34=: 256 sq.
=Isleta= contemporary relations of =47=: 204. Coronado’s visit to =14=: 492. description of =47=: 208 sqq. early history of =47=: 203 sq. Indian name of =47=: 208. Mexican name for =47=: 208. name of Cibola at =14=: 517. population of =7=: 123. visit to =22, i=: 18.
=Isleta, Tex.=, population of =7=: 123.
=Isleta Indians= color scheme of =29=: 42. conception of sun and moon by =29=: 46. language of the =29=: 37. name for earth =29=: 52. secretiveness of =47=: 201. visit of, to Washington =34=: 28.
=Isleta Pueblo=, Act of Congress affecting =18=: 922.
=Isolated Hoⁿ´-ga Gens= =36=: 61, 102.
=Isolation= loss of speech by =1=: 278. of the Point Barrow Eskimo =9=: 26. of the Seri =17=: 130*-134*, 154* sq.
=Isopete.= See =Ysopete=.
=Ispa= Indian settlement visited by Coronado =14=: 585. See also =Arispa=.
=Ispahihtca= head chief =42=: 331. information furnished by =42=: 53, 185, 225, 281.
=Ispocoga=, compact of, with Shawnee =42=: 507 sq.
=Is-po-co-gee, Mic-co=, mention of =42=: 66.
=Ispokogi= interpretation of the name =42=: 307. name of Red towns =42=: 250. plates brought by, from Source of Life =42=: 509. supernatural beings =42=: 65 sq. See also =Isopocoga=.
=Ispokogi Miko.= See =Is-po-co-gee, Mic-co=; =Spoke-Oak Micco=.
=Ispokogis=, laws and regulations traced to =42=: 547.
=Issa=, De Soto’s visit to =19=: 28.
=Issati=, identification of, with Santee =15=: 190.
=Is-tau-nul-gee=, identified as Isfanȧlgi =42=: 120.
=Isthmian (Archeological) Section= =12=: 523.
=Isti Ȧtcagȧgi.= See =Beloved Men=.
=Ita= archaic language of =23=: XV. ethnologic study of =23=: XV.
=Ita Eskimo.= See =Eskimo Ita=.
=Itaba.= See =Ytaua=.
=Itachee= land cessions and reservations =18=: 782.
=Ităgû´năhĭ.= See =Ax, John=.
=Itahatski=, Hidatsa name of the Sioux =14=: 1057.
=Italians= modern, signs of =1=: 285, 305. Omaha name for =27=: 612. Tewa name for =29=: 574.
=Italy=, petroglyphs in =10=: 178.
=Itamaraca=, rock of, Brazil =10=: 151 sq.
=Itanik= =46=: 208.
=Itãsupuzi=, Hidatsa name of the Cheyenne =14=: 1023.
=Itaziplo=, a Teton division =14=: 1059.
=Itcha, Obȧnga Dance.= See =Women’s Dance=.
=Itci Yahola= dance of =42=: 566 sq. dress of =42=: 566.
=Itco Hadjo Miko= chief of the Upper towns =42=: 330. second chief =42=: 331.
=Ite, Mauritia flexuosa= a source of salt =38=: § 250. bark as loin-cloth =38=: § 541. drink =38=: § 269. fruit of, eaten =38=: § 247. flour sifter =38=: § 408. hammock =38=: § 463, 477. head ring =38=: § 530. leaf baskets =38=: § 453. nidus for gru-gru worm =38=: § 224. sail =38=: § 797. sandals =38=: § 553. sign of water =38=: § 254. string figure of =38=: § 694. starch from =38=: § 233. thatch of =38=: § 320. twine bands of =38=: § 57-63.
=Ite-balli, Vochisia tetraphylla= budding of, a sign of wet =38=: § 938. timber of, for boats =38=: § 794.
=Ite Tree= flour made from =30=: 122, 233. fruit of =30=: 206, 342. man formed from =30=: 145. nature of =30=: 285. spirits associated with =30=: 228, 232 sq.
=Itikatah Festival=, origin of =18=: 494-497.
=Itiriti, Ischnosiphon= for basketry =38=: § 100, 101. for head ring =38=: § 530. leaves for waterproofing =38=: § 115, 795.
=Ititaujang= =6=: 615-618.
=Itivimiut=, Eskimo tribe, situation of =6=: 463.
=Itkû´dlĭñ=, habitat and description of =9=: 49 sqq.
=Itlan= possible derivation of =16=: 245. See also =Malli-nalli=.
=Itscheabiné=, on Assiniboin division =15=: 161.
=It´sĕpcho= joining the order of =23=: 416. order of =23=: 412.
=Ittege River= =46=: 127.
=Iturbi, Juan=, expedition of =17=: 56.
=Itzamna= a Maya deity =16=: 242, 251. elements of the term =16=: 225.
=Itzas=, aquatic burial of =1=: 180.
=Itzcuintli= day symbol, discussion of =16=: 239.
=Iu-dsé-ṭa=, a division of the Osage tribe =36=: 45.
=Ives, Lieut. J. C.= on the habitat of the Chemehuevi =7=: 110. on Yuma-Pima battle =26=: 47. references to =28=: 208, 209.
=Ivory= adze =46=: 135. carving by Eskimo =11=: 260; =18=: 196 sq.; =46=: 210. dolls made of =46=: 78. Eskimo house fittings of =18=: 250. Eskimo implements and utensils made of =18=: 66-69, 73-79, 82 sqq., 88-94, 98, 100-111, 114 sqq., 126-195, 323. Eskimo musical instruments made of =18=: 350, 351, 353. Eskimo ornaments made of =18=: 274 sqq., 280-284. Eskimo tobacco implements made of =18=: 274 sqq., 280-284. Eskimo toys made of =18=: 341-347. Eskimo transportation apparatus made of =18=: 208 sqq., 214, 217, 219, 222, 223, 226, 227. fossil, culture, specimens of =46=: 87, 202, 210, 211, 362, 363, 366. fossil, implements of =46=: 144, 146, 170, 173, 175. fossil, trade in =46=: 87, 88, 89, 91, 92, 93, 173. fossil, utilization of =46=: 84. implements, Bonasila =46=: 135, 142, 144. points =46=: 144, 146, 170, 173. points, Bonasila =46=: 60. spears at Burchell’s =46=: 46. tools used by Eskimo in working =18=: 80 sq. walrus, carved =46=: 117, 121. working of, by Eskimo =46=: 84, 87.
=Ivy, A. A.=, on Cherokee schools =19=: 155.
=Iwa=, story of =33=: 660 sq.
=Ix= day symbol, discussion of =16=: 248.
=Ixcheblyax=, a Zapotec goddess =16=: 255.
=Ixchel=, a Maya deity =16=: 251.
=Ixil= method of forming numbers above ten =19=: 904 sq. number names of =19=: 862.
=Ixtlilxochitl=, on early migrations of Toltec =19=: 676.
=Iya=, description of =11=: 471.
=Īyāpā`tä`ᵃ`= the god of the dead =40=: 358, 359. See also =Aiyāpā`tä`a`=.
=Iztapalapa, Mexico=, ruins at =26=: XIV.
=Izze-kloth= analogues of =9=: 558. of the Apache =9=: 550-558.
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=Jacal= construction in Casa Blanca =16=: 108. construction in Pueblo region =16=: 163. structures =13=: 237.
=Jacales= references to =28=: 187, 209. Seri, characters and construction of =17=: 221*-224*. Seri, location of =17=: 148* sq.
=Jacalteca= method of forming numbers above ten =19=: 905. number names of =19=: 863.
=Jack, ----=, aid given to Dr. J. W. Fewkes by =22, i=: 39, 52.
=Jack, Patrick=, grant of land to =5=: 145; =18=: 629.
=Jack, Col. Samuel=, expedition under =19=: 50.
=Jack-in-the-Pulpit= mention of =33=: 69. use of =44=: 287, 360. See also =Arisaema triphyllum=.
=Jack Mountain, Pa.=, Indian quarry at =42=: 760.
=Jack Rabbit= description of =26=: 82. European game, Tewa, Tigua =24=: 798. sores caused by =26=: 263. story about the =43=: 377-381; =47=: 78. See also =Hare=; =Rabbit=.
=Jackal=, myth concerning =19=: 453.
=Jacker, Very Rev. Edward=, on disuse of signs =1=: 325.
=Jackes, Mr. and Mrs. S. W.=, acknowledgment to =40=: 12.
=Jackson, Gen. Andrew= address of, to Cherokee =19=: 122. advice to Cherokee =5=: 258. attack on Creeks at Talladega by =19=: 91. attitude of, toward Cherokee =19=: 117, 119. commissioner for Cherokee treaty =5=: 209, 212, 215, 216. defeat of Creeks at Horseshoe Bend by =19=: 93-96. determination of, for Cherokee removal =19=: 123, 140, 159. election of, as President =19=: 117. Houston’s relations with =19=: 223. Junaluska’s saying about =19=: 164. method of, for compelling Cherokee removal =5=: 297. on decision in Worcester v. Georgia =5=: 266. proclamation of, against crossing Sabine River =19=: 143. protest of, against Cherokee boundary of 1816 =5=: 206. refusal of, to approve Cherokee treaty of 1834 =5=: 252. relief of Turkeytown by order of =19=: 90. remark of, concerning Supreme Court decision =19=: 120. reply to Cherokee protests against New Echota treaty by =19=: 126. retreat from Emukfaw Creek by =19=: 92. treaty signed by =19=: 103. urges Cherokee to remove =5=: 273.
=Jackson, A. H.= agent for Pima =26=: 34. on railroad casualties among Pima =26=: 59.
=Jackson, B. F.=, mound on land of, Arkansas =12=: 222.
=Jackson, E. S.=, collection presented by =42=: 19.
=Jackson, H. H.=, cited on Nez Percé war =14=: 714.
=Jackson, John=, mounds on farm of, Tennessee =12=: 395, 396.
=Jackson, John Early=, toy bowl found by =41=: 548.
=Jackson, Miss Leslie=, collection purchased from =41=: 72.
=Jackson, Maj. R. C.= acknowledgments to =19=: 13. on assassination of John Walker =19=: 121.
=Jackson, Richard=, appointed minister of Shaker church =14=: 758.
=Jackson, Dr. Sheldon= collection made by =41=: 72. Indian vase of =4=: 357. mention of =46=: 227.
=Jackson, Victor=, accident to =26=: 65.
=Jackson, William H.= cited =33=: 164, 193, 197. cliff ruins described by =16=: 80, 81. fireplace of Echo cave described by =8=: 168. on pottery =4=: 287, 318, 319. on ruins of the San Juan =8=: 147. photographs by =8=: 147.
=Jackson County, N. C.= Cherokee use of clay from =20=: 53. Indian relics from =3=: 434-437.
=Jackson Lake=, mound on island in =12=: 286.
=Jackstraw, Game of= played by the =24=: Eskimo 729 sq. Eskimo, Western 729 sq. Haida 730.
=Jacob, Henry=, Seneca informant =32=: 52.
=Jacobs, David=, flint on farm of =44=: 525.
=Jacobs, Melville=, reference to =41=: 383.
=Jacob’s Ladder= =33=: 71.
=“Jacobs,” The=, steamer =46=: 39, 55.
=Jacob’s Well=, description of =17=: 546.
=Jacobsen, F.= material collected by =24=: 196, 249, 558. on ring and pin, Clayoquot =24=: 558.
=Jacobsen, P.=, mention of =46=: 369.
=Jacobsen, Captain Samuel= material collected by =24=: 199, 208, 299, 301, 319, 717, 718, 719, 748, 749, 761. on name of bean-shooter, Opitchesaht =24=: 761. on name of top, Hesquiaht =24=: 748. on name of top, Nootka =24=: 789. shuttlecock terms furnished by =24=: 719.
=Jacobson, ----=, acknowledgments to =25=: 18, 97.
=Jacona=, Mendoza’s letter from =14=: 551.
=Jacques Family=, mention of =43=: 176.
=Jade= black, reference to =29=: 581. Eskimo hunting implements made of =18=: 172. Kobuk =46=: 173. Kobuk, adzes =46=: 88. lamp made of =46=: 99.
=Jadeite= axes, etc. made of =46=: 145, 146, 319, 362, 363. Eskimo ornaments made of =18=: 47, 49. pendant of =34=: 75.
=Jagging= for fish =38=: § 193.
=Jaguar= basketry design =38=: § 444. quarry stolen by Indians =38=: § 215. range of the =2=: 142. skin of, aprons =38=: § 550. skins of, belts =38=: § 543. skin of, pouches =38=: § 388.
=Jahresbericht über die Fortschritte der Agrikulturchemie= on popular synonym for wild rice =19=: 1024.
=Jakwina=, farm of, at Sikyatki =17=: 640.
=Jamaica= antiquities of =34=: 257. archeological reconnaissance of =25=: XXVI. cave burials in =34=: 61. collection from =19=: XXIX. cultural relations of =34=: 61. field work in =21=: IX, X. mortuary customs in =25=: 71. number of specimens from =34=: 49. pictography in =25=: 148. skeletal remains in =25=: 29 sq. slavery in =25=: 25.
=James I.=, charters granted by =18=: 529, 550 sq., 563.
=James, Edwin= acknowledgments to =11=: 501. cited on Indian beliefs =11=: 372. cited on Indian sacrifices =9=: 529. on Omaha divisions =15=: 161. on the term Chancers =15=: 162. quoted on Indian beliefs =11=: 509, 516.
=James, George Wharton= acknowledgment to =19=: 980. on dice game, Havasupai =24=: 200.
=James, William= elected elder of Shaker church =14=: 758. land presented to Shaker church by =14=: 758.
=James Fork= of White River, treaty of =18=: 724.
=James Long’s Exploration=, quoted =4=: 151.
=James River Valley= character of pottery of =20=: 148, 149. occurrence of Southwestern ware in =20=: 148. shop-sites in =15=: 72.
=Jamestown Exposition= human remains on site of =26=: XX sq. reference to =29=: 10. Smithsonian exhibit at =28=: 10.
=Jamestown Weed.= See =Datura=.
=Jamieson, Zachariah=, authority for tale of “Wild Cat and White Rabbit” =2=: 110.
=Jamison, Mary=, Iroquois account of bewitchment of =2=: 72.
=Jaⁿ¢a´te=, an Omaha village =13=: 270.
=Janipabas Gum.= See =Protium Carana=.
=Janney, S. M.=, cited on the Quakers =14=: 937, 938.
=January=, Hopi festival in =21=: 21.
=Japan= dolmens in =1=: 115. petroglyphs in =10=: 185 sq. shuttle from =18=: 192. wild rice in =19=: 1037.
=Japanese= bows of the =14=: 281. letter-writing of the =10=: 368. mnemonic devices of the =10=: 226. mourning colors of the =10=: 631. resemblance of British Columbia Indians to =46=: 33, 36.
=Japanese Objects= in Alaska =46=: 34.
=Japii=, a branch of the Waiwai =38=: § 550.
=Jar-fly= in Cherokee lore =19=: 308.
=Jar-shaped Baskets= =41=: 204.
=Jaramillo, Juan= on Pecos =29=: 475. on Quivira =29=: 475. on Taos =29=: 183. on “Tucayan” =17=: 595. on visit of Quivira =14=: 396. translation of narrative of =14=: 584.
=Jargon=, establishment of, between tribes =7=: 7.
=Jarrett, Patton=, mound on farm of, Georgia =12=: 314.
=Jars= collection of Indian paint =3=: 573. from Pueblo ruins in Arizona, features of =22, i=: 61, 181. from Pueblo ruins in Arizona, figures showing =22, i=: 67, 181. of large size, use of, for storage =8=: 210. use of, in chimney construction =8=: 180. wide-mouthed bottles or =4=: 398-411. See also =Bottles=; =Pottery=; =Water Jars=; etc.
=Jarvis, ----=, selection of reserve by =18=: 822, 831.
=Jasper, Ohio=, mounds near =44=: 498 sq.
=Jasper= aboriginal quarries of =15=: 23. development of implements from =15=: 144. how adapted for implement-making =15=: 84. implements of, discussion of =15=: 89. ornament of, Casa Grande =28=: 131. quarries, location of =15=: 78. source of, for implements =15=: 73, 140. Tewa name for =29=: 582. transportation of, by floods =15=: 22. use of, for implement-making =15=: 24, 29, 135. See also =Chert, varieties of=.
=Jatan=, identification of =17=: 167.
=Jatonabinè=, an Assiniboin division =15=: 161.
=Jatropha Urens=, medicinal use of =42=: 670.
=Jaundice=, remedy used for =42=: 667.
=Java=, symbolic colors of the cardinal points in =10=: 625.
=Javanese= mythic bird of the =16=: 220. mythic monsters of the =16=: 214.
=Javelin-spearing Hoop=, a Pomo game =24=: 479.
=Jaw=, Navaho gesticulation with the =21=: 88.
=Jaw, Lower.= See =Lower Jaw=.
=Jawbone=, string figure of =38=: § 678, 679.
=Jay= beliefs concerning =11=: 273. myth concerning =19=: 284, 466 sqq.
=Jay Kiva.= See =Teosobi=.
=Jeaga=, reference to dress of =42=: 681.
=Jealousy= among the Creeks =42=: 370. among the Kwakiutl =35=: 1261, 1377. among the Kwakiutl, lack of =35=: 640.
=Jeançon, J. A.= acknowledgment to =29=: 38. appointment of =41=: 44. collections made by =41=: 15, 20, 43. ghost story told to =29=: 246. on Black Mesa =29=: 224. on Chipünuinge =29=: 121, 122. on Fe-se-re =29=: 152. on Kuninge =29=: 153 sq. on Nambé Pueblo =29=: 361. on San Lorenzo settlement =29=: 129. on stone shrines =29=: 249. on Te-e-uing-ge =29=: 154. on Tewaï =29=: 253. on Whapige =29=: 291. work of =41=: 39.
=Jebu=, messages of complaint =10=: 374 sq.
=Jecker & Co.=, survey attempted by =17=: 99.
=Jeditoh= group of ruins =8=: 52, 53. Valley, ruins in =17=: 581, 589, 592.
=Jefferson, ----=, collection made by order of =42=: 791.
=Jefferson, Silas= information from =42=: 529, 585, 621, 624. Tuskegee informant =42=: 216.
=Jefferson, Thomas= cited =12=: 673. on removal of Cherokee =5=: 202, 203. vocabulary taken by =43=: 214.
=Jefferson, Pres. Thomas= encouragement of westward emigration by =19=: 101, 102, 113. interest of, in ethnology =48=: 1187. Lewis and Clark expedition planned by =48=: 1187. on attempted establishment of iron works in Cherokee country in 1807 =19=: 86. on burial mound in Virginia =19=: 20 sq. on liquor traffic among Indians =27=: 618. suggestions to Cherokee by =19=: 113.
=Jefferson County, Mo.= flint in =44=: 533. pottery from =20=: 89.
=Jefferson County, Tenn.=, collection of Indian relics from =3=: 463-468.
=Jeffery, Map of=, reference to =27=: 80.
=Jeffreys, ----=, on Mobilian trade language =19=: 187.
=Jefferys, Thomas= on Acoma =29=: 543, 544. on Chilili =29=: 531. on Galisteo =29=: 482. on Isleta =29=: 529. on Jacona =29=: 330. on Oto habitat =15=: 195. on Patoqua =29=: 398. on Pecos =29=: 476. on Picuris =29=: 193. on Puaray =29=: 523. on Winnebago habitat =15=: 196.
=Jemez= home of Hano clan =19=: 614. oven-opening, description of =8=: 165. population of =7=: 123. pueblo, home of Kokop clan =19=: 604.
=Jemez Indians= conception of falling stars by =29=: 49. conception of sun and moon by =29=: 46. data on =29=: 403. language of =29=: 37, 42. location of, in 1692 =29=: 405. month names of =29=: 62, 63-66. names applied to =29=: 399. name of, for cloud =29=: 54. name of, for earth =29=: 52. name of, for Milky Way =29=: 51. name of, for Tewa =29=: 576. relations of, with Pecos =29=: 477 sq. researches concerning =11=: XXX.
=Jemez Katcinas=, reference to =47=: 1057.
=Jemez Plateau=, antiquities of, bulletin on =28=: 17.
=Jemez Plateau Region=, survey of =27=: 10.
=Jemez Pueblo= act of Congress affecting =18=: 920. collection from =2=: 417, 452. mention of =2=: 433. visit of Mrs. Stevenson to =29=: XVII sq. See also =Hemes=; =Jemez=.
=Jenkes, Col. C. W.=, on partial cremation =1=: 150.
=Jenks, Dr. Albert Ernest= Bureau methods applied by, in the Philippines =23=: XXXII. contributor to Bureau =48=: 1189. editorial work of =23=: XLIII. investigation of birch-bark industry by =23=: XIII, XXXI. memoir by =19=: LII sqq.; =23=: XIII, XXXI. office work of 22, i: XXI sq. quoted on rice gathering =37=: 116, 117. study of wild rice of =21=: XIX, XX. Wild Rice Gatherers of Upper Lakes by =19=: 1013-1137. work of =24=: XXI.
=Jenman, G. S.=, on occlusion of vision =30=: 299.
=Jenness, Dr. Diamond= mention of =46=: 96, 115, 117, 118, 166, 174, 197, 210, 228, 229, 230, 231, 333, 355, 363, 369. work of, in Alaska =46=: 32, 94.
=Jenney, W. P.=, flint quarry reported by =13=: XXVII.
=Jerked Beef=, how prepared =14=: 1066.
=Jerking Meat=, process of =27=: 344.
=Jerome, Ariz.=, references to =28=: 194, 195.
=Jerome Junction, Ariz.=, references to =28=: 203, 204.
=Jeronimo de Santisteban=, letter of, to Mendoza =14=: 412.
=Jerusalem Artichoke= mention of =33=: 131. use of =44=: 289, 307, 319.
=Jerusalem Oak=, use of =45=: 502, 503.
=Jesakid= class of shamans, relative importance of =7=: 156. curing disease =10=: 254. practice of =7=: 157 sq., 251-255.
=Jessan.= See =Tsĕsa´nĭ=.
=Jessup, Henry C.=, on wild rice in New Hampshire =19=: 1031.
=Jesuit Fathers=, writings of =30=: 20.
=Jesuit Missionaries=, Hopi’s desire for =26=: 28.
=Jesuit Relations=, abstracts from =14=: XLIII.
=Jesuits= advent in Sonora by =17=: 57. as chroniclers of Indian data =19=: 1113. expulsion from Sonora of =17=: 77. influence on Seri of =17=: 70, 72. knowledge of Seri possessed by =17=: 76, 79. records of Seri by =17=: 77 sqq. work of, among the Cherokee =19=: 36 sq.
=Jesus, Maria de=, story of =47=: 310.
=Jetan= a synonym of the Comanche =14=: 1043. identification of =17=: 167.
=Jetté, Father Jules=, mention of =46=: 31, 61, 62.
=Jettipehika=, site of old Patki pueblo =19=: 597.
=Jeu de Mains= hand game of =24=: Chipewyan 272. Kutchin 272. Okinagan 300.
=Jeu des Pailles=, stick game, Hurons =24=: 241 sqq.
=Jewett, L.=, British vase from the work of =3=: 399.
=Jewett’s Wakash Vocabulary=, reference to =7=: 129.
=Jewish Encyclopaedia= on meaning of Cabala =19=: 826.
=Jewitt, L.=, on turtlebacks as slingstones =13=: 139.
=Jews= peace towns among =19=: 207. Tewa name for =29=: 574.
=Jicaque de Yoro, Honduras=, method of forming numbers =19=: 915.
=Jicaque del Palmar, Honduras=, method of forming numbers =19=: 915.
=Jicarilla= absence of Ghost dance among =14=: 805. at battle of Adobe =17=: 316. Kiowa hostility to =17=: 165. myths of =19=: 229, 431, 433, 443, 450, 451, 452, 473. study of language of =19=: XXVI. work among the =19=: XV sq.
=Jicarilla Apache Indians= collection from the =2=: 417. dance of the =29=: 109. fiesta in Lower Chama Valley =29=: 156. habitat of the =29=: 108. land cessions and reservations =18=: 868, 872, 886, 902, 916, 922, 924. paints of the =29=: 175, 354. population of the =7=: 56. rations received by =29=: 138. references to =29=: 574, 582. represented in population of Nambé =29=: 360. rivers personified by =29=: 102. sacred rivers of =29=: 84. Tewa name for =29=: 574. See also =Apache, Jicarilla=.
=Jigger= of Eskimo fishing tackle =9=: 282, 283. See also =Chigoe=.
=Jijirri=, edible palm fruit =38=: § 247.
=Jimenez, Don Eusebio=, mounds excavated by =34=: 247.
=Jimeson, Zachariah=, Seneca informant =32=: 52.
=Jimsonweed= in Cherokee lore =19=: 426.
=Jivaro Indians=, vomiting among the =30=: 295.
=Jiviros=, number names of =19=: 877.
=Joan of Arc= and Smohalla, comparison of =14=: 719. hallucination of, compared with Ghost dance doctrine =14=: 932.
=Joanna Bald=, myth concerning =19=: 407.
=Joara.= See =Xuala=.
=Job’s Tears= in Cherokee lore =19=: 420.
=Jochelson, Prof. Waldemar= mention of =46=: 165, 339, 369. work of, in Alaska and northeastern Asia =46=: 30, 32.
=Jocko Reserve= establishment of =18=: 810. Indians on =14=: 805. removal of Flathead to =18=: 858. tribes on =45=: 324 sq.
=Joe-pye-weed= use of =44=: 289. See also =Eupatorium Maculatum=.
=Johannsen, W.= =46=: 369.
=John, Andrew= informant =21=: 137. Iroquois account of bewitchment of =2=: 72. on hoop and dart, Seneca =24=: 477. on snow-snake, Seneca =24=: 412. work of =25=: XXI; =26=: XXVIII.
=John (Sagamore)=, invitation to settlement by =18=: 603.
=John Day Indians= a Tûkspû´sh synonym =14=: 743. present habitat of =14=: 805.
=John Day Rivers=, a Tûkspû´sh synonym =14=: 743.
=John Son Mounds=, location of =37=: 99.
=Johnny-John, Abraham=, Seneca informant =32=: 52.
=Johnson, Governor ----= census of Cherokee compiled by =19=: 34. on Indian civilized government =19=: 113.
=Johnson, C. M.=, agent for Pima =26=: 34.
=Johnson, G. B.=, mounds on land of, Tennessee =12=: 364.
=Johnson, G. K.=, pottery donated by =10=: XXI.
=Johnson, G. P.=, killed at Wounded Knee =14=: 872.
=Johnson, H. J.=, reference to =29=: 292.
=Johnson, John= name applied to Wovoka =14=: 765. See also =Porter-Johnson Episode=.
=Johnson, J. L.=, mounds on land of, Tennessee =12=: 379.
=Johnson, Robert=, Indian census in South Carolina in 1715 by =5=: 142.
=Johnson, Sir Nathaniel=, report on South Carolina’s Indian affairs by =18=: 632.
=Johnson, Sir William= appointment of, as Indian commissioner =18=: 555. arrangement of peace between Iroquois and Cherokee by =19=: 38, 352. Indian council called by =14=: 18. instructions to =18=: 557. instructions to Gorrell from =14=: 17. life of =19=: 202 sq. on English and Colonial Indian policy =18=: 554, 581 sqq. on wampum belts =4=: 86, 87. treaty with Cherokees =7=: 78.
=Johnson, W. D.= acknowledgments to =17=: 20. aid rendered by =17=: XL-XLIV, 14, 15.
=Johnson, Willard D.=, pictographs reported by =10=: 77.
=Johnson Canyon= buildings in =33=: 165. description of =33=: 164.
=Johnson’s Ranch=, reference to =28=: 210.
=Johnston, ----=, study of ruins discovered by =19=: XIV.
=Johnston, Adam=, on cremation myth =1=: 144.
=Johnston, Capt. A. R.= account of Casa Grande by =28=: 44, 64 sq. on building materials used in Pueblo Viejo =22, i=: 177. on honesty of Pima =26=: 198. on San Felipe =29=: 500. visit of, to Casa Grande =13=: 297. visit of, to the Pima =7=: 98
=Johnston, Gen. A. S.=, commissioner to Cherokee =19=: 145.
=Johnston, William= financial relations to Cherokee Indians =5=: 315. seizure of East Cherokee land by =19=: 173 sq.
=Johnston’s Journal=, value of =26=: 30.
=Joint Rush= =33=: 63.
=Jokes=, Eskimo fondness for =18=: 308 sq.
=Joking= of the spruce gatherers =47=: 322 sq.
=Joking Relationship= indications of =47=: 478. of the Creek Indians =42=: 168. of the Fox Indians =40=: 340, 344. of the Winnebago =37=: 174. See also =Relationship=.
=Jolly, John= Cherokee chief =19=: 136 sq. Houston’s relation with =19=: 222 sq.
=Jolly’s Island=, cession of =18=: 696.
=Jomard, M.=, on Grave Creek tablet =12=: 632.
=Jonah=, parallel to =30=: 244 sq.
=Jones, ----= on Cherokee refugees in Florida =19=: 53. on De Luna’s expedition =19=: 201. on De Soto’s route =19=: 193, 195, 197, 198. on Jack’s expedition =19=: 50. on petroglyphs at Track Rock Gap =19=: 418. on Spanish mines =19=: 201, 202. on Williamson’s expedition =19=: 50.
=Jones, Dr. Charles C.= acknowledgment to =20=: 16. archeology of the southern section described by =12=: 590, 593. cited =12=: 649, 665, 673, 675, 688, 689, 698, 721; =42=: 740. description of Etowah mounds by =12=: 294. description of shell pins by =2=: 215. description of shell vessels by =2=: 196. description of stone disks by =2=: 277. mention of shell gorgets by =2=: 287, 293, 296. on Indian pipes =5=: 93. on method of piercing shell =13=: 165. on Natchez burial =1=: 169. on perforated stones =13=: 98. on pictographs =4=: 22, 23. on plummets in Georgia =13=: 112. on pottery =4=: 367. on pottery decoration by inlaying =20=: 67. on South Appalachian burial pottery =20=: 133. on South Appalachian decoration =20=: 131. on southern Indian medicine tubes =13=: 127. on stone graves of Tennessee =1=: 114. on stone sinkers =13=: 97. on use of bird ornaments by conjurers =13=: 126. on use of crescent-shaped arrowpoints =13=: 168. on use of cupped stones =13=: 92. vessels donated by =10=: XXI. work of, regarding southern antiquities, mention of =12=: 294.
=Jones, D. G.=, land-treaty witness =14=: 29.
=Jones, Rev. Evan= alleged founder of Pin Society =5=: 325. appropriation for =5=: 339. admission of, to Cherokee citizenship =19=: 150. missionary among Cherokee =19=: 108. payment to =19=: 150. translation of New Testament by =19=: 108. Wafford’s study under =19=: 238. work of N. J. Smith for =19=: 178.
=Jones, George=, opinion of, allusion to =12=: 599.
=Jones, H.=, sale of land to =18=: 662.
=Jones, H. P.= Kiowa interpreter =17=: 206, 265, 332. on Kiowa council in 1868 =17=: 161.
=Jones, Mrs. J. A.=, Onondaga manuscript of =6=: XXXI.
=Jones, John B.= admission of, to Cherokee citizenship =19=: 150. organization of Ketoowah society by =19=: 225. preparation of school books by =19=: 151. warned to leave Cherokee lands =5=: 324.
=Jones, Dr. Joseph= cited =12=: 599, 691. description of shell disk by =2=: 276. description of shell gorget by =2=: 297. description of shell spoons by =2=: 201. description of shell vessel by =2=: 196. examination of Selsertown mound on behalf of =12=: 266. image vase figured by =41=: 588. notices earthwork in which are stone graves and hut rings =12=: 577. on mound builders =5=: 83. on sacrificial basin in Tennessee =20=: 36. on use of trowel-like implements =20=: 36. publication by =4=: 367. work of, on Middle Mississippi Valley pottery =20=: 87.
=Jones, L. R.=, on wild rice in Vermont =19=: 1032.
=Jones, Prof. Marcus E.= on pottery of Utah =4=: 292. on wild rice in Nebraska =19=: 1031.
=Jones, Rev. Peter= juggler lodge described by =14=: 146. on birch-bark winnowing fan =19=: 1071. on dice game, Missisauga =24=: 80. on double ball, Missisauga =24=: 654. on Menomini love powders =14=: 153. on Ojibwa gathering wild rice =19=: 1063. on Ojibwa love charm or powder =7=: 258. on Ojibwa medicine-men =7=: 162. on Ojibwa witchcraft beliefs =7=: 237; =14=: 143. on racket, Missisauga =24=: 562, 569. on reputed power of medicine-bag =14=: 262. on ring and pin, Missisauga =24=: 538. on running races, Missisauga =24=: 803. on snow-snake, Missisauga =24=: 405. on the Menomini Wabeno =14=: 152. on threshing wild rice by treading =19=: 1071.
=Jones, P. M.=, archeological work done by =44=: 67.
=Jones, R.=, commissioner to examine Cherokee feuds =5=: 301.
=Jones, Strahan=, mention of =46=: 128, 150.
=Jones, Dr. William= acknowledgments to =28=: 225; =29=: 12. aid rendered by =17=: LIII. collaboration of, in synopsis of Indian languages =23=: XXXIV. information furnished by =24=: 407, 408, 542. Kickapoo texts of =28=: 258. legend told by =19=: 489. linguistic researches of =23=: XIV. material collected by =24=: 61, 63, 68, 86, 340, 342, 402, 403, 407, 408, 534, 542, 565, 567, 572, 573, 608, 621, 651, 655, 735. myths gathered by =34=: 15, 16. on dice games, Chippewa =24=: 61 sq., 63 sq. on double ball, Chippewa =24=: 651. on double ball, Sauk and Foxes =24=: 655. on Fox, Sauk, Kickapoo, Ojibwa forms =28=: 239. on hidden ball, Chippewa =24=: 342. on hidden ball, Sauk and Foxes =24=: 345. on hoop and pole, Chippewa =24=: 446. on popgun, Sauk and Foxes =24=: 758. on racket, Chippewa =24=: 567. on racket, Sauk and Foxes =24=: 572, 573. on relationship of Ojibwa, Ottawa, Potawatomi =28=: 262. on ring and pin, Chippewa =24=: 534. on shinny, Sauk and Foxes =24=: 622. on snow-snake, Chippewa =24=: 402. on stick games, Sauk and Foxes =24=: 229, 232. on tops, Sauk and Foxes =24=: 735. quoted on the Fox Indians =37=: 281 sq. reference to analysis of Algonquian =28=: 236. references to =28=: 259; =40=: 28, 71, 501, 546. translation of =40=: 27. work of =24=: XXIII; =26=: XXI.
=Jones, W. A.=, on Cherokee emigration plans =19=: 156.
=Jones, Capt. William A.=, discussion of petroglyphs in Wyoming by =4=: 24, 227, 244.
=Jones, W. Davenport=, mound on land of, North Carolina =5=: 66 sqq.; =12=: 338.
=Jones’= Antiquities of the Southern Indians quoted =4=: 22, 23, 47.
=Jones Mound, N. C.=, modern vessel from =20=: 144.
=Jonesville, Va.=, trail from =42=: 795.
=Jordan, Dr. David Starr=, on fish of Gila =26=: 83.
=Jordan’s Ranch=, ruins at and near =28=: 195, 198 sq.
=Jorio, The Canon Andrea de=, works of, on sign language =1=: 289.
=Jorisz, Adrian=, settlement by =18=: 576.
=José, Juan=, Maricopa chief =26=: 21.
=Joseph, Chief= a Menomini genealogy of =14=: 58. and the Nez Percé war =14=: 711. mention of =46=: 44. of Cayuse blood =14=: 744. Pima head chief =26=: 196. refusal of, to recognize treaty =14=: 754. war led by =45=: 372.
=Joseph, Judge Anthony= on inhumation of Taos Indians =1=: 101. on Taos =29=: 181.
=Joseph, Antonio=, on Taos =29=: 164-168.
=Joseph, Nathan=, collection of obsidian blades obtained through =22, i=: XXXIX.
=Josephine.= See =Dzhōseqkwaio=.
=Josephus=, description of Wovoka’s inspiration by =14=: 772.
=Josette=, genealogy of =14=: 57.
=Journal of American Folk-Lore=, paper in, on survivals of ancient Indian symbolism =20=: 101.
=Journeys= Eskimo =46=: 145. Omaha preparations for =3=: 275.
=Joutel, Henri= an authority on the Caddo =42=: 680. Kwapa village located by =15=: 193. on Indian sugar making =20=: 31. on Indian use of mats =13=: 20. on pottery drums of Southern Indians =20=: 34. on the location of certain Quapaw villages =7=: 113. on unclassified games =24=: 781.
=Jouvenceau, ----= on Isleta =29=: 528. on Jemez =29=: 401. on Laguna =29=: 540. on Nambé Pueblo =29=: 359. on Picuris =29=: 192. on Pojoaque =29=: 335. on San Felipe =29=: 499. on San Ildefonso =29=: 304. on San Juan =29=: 212. on Sandia =29=: 525. on Santa Clara =29=: 241. on Santo Domingo =29=: 448. on Taos =29=: 180. on Tesuque =29=: 387.
=Joy, J. F.=, purchase of land by =18=: 848.
=Joy, James F.=, contract for Cherokee neutral lands by =5=: 340, 350.
=Joy=, signs for =1=: 300.
=Joyce, T. A.=, theory of, concerning stone collars =34=: 207.
=Juada.= See =Xuala=.
=Juan Aleman= name given to Pueblo Indian =14=: 495. treachery of =14=: 498.
=Juan Rodrigues, Isla de=, Spanish name for San Miguel =14=: 411.
=Juan de la Asuncion=, Franciscan friar in New Spain =14=: 353.
=Juan de la Cruz=, death of, at Tiguex =14=: 401, 535.
=Juana=, Queen of Spain =14=: 477.
=Juana Maria= clan symbol of =17=: 165. information furnished by =17=: 123, 270, 281. portrait of =17=: 150.
=Juarebo.= See =Yuhubo=.
=Judas Tree=, medicinal use of =42=: 665.
=Judd, J. S.=, aid rendered by =17=: XL.
=Judd, James S.=, acknowledgment to =17=: 527.
=Judd, Neil M.= bulletins by =43=: 16; =44=: 15. collections made by =37=: 30; =41=: 19, 43. mention of =47=: 6. work of =36=: 24 sqq.; =37=: 24 sqq.; =39=: 22; =40=: 13 sq.; =41=: 12; =45=: 12; =47=: 10 sq.
=Judgment=, discussion of =19=: LVI sq.
=Judicial Procedure=, absence of =35=: 1359.
=Judith Basin Reserve= discontinuance of =18=: 880. establishment of =18=: 864.
=Juego de Pastor.= See =Pastor=.
=Juego del Cuaco=, a Mexican game =24=: 668.
=Juegos de Bola= =25=: 42, 79, 81-85, 110.
=Juez de Residencia=, functions of =14=: 474.
=Jugglers= among Algonquian tribes =14=: 62. mystic power of =14=: 104, 139. of the Menomini =14=: 66, 97, 138-151. power of =42=: 615, 616. treatment by, of the sick =44=: 322.
=Jugglery= among Ojibwa Indians =7=: 276 sq. among Siouan tribes =11=: 416, 499, 512. compensation for =14=: 149. description of, by Carver =14=: 112. fear inspired by =46=: 528. in savagery =16=: 21. lodge of the Menomini =14=: 146 sq., 255. mystic origin of =14=: 93. of the Fire society =47=: 114 sqq. practice of, by the Winnebago =14=: 110. remarkable acts of, among Zuñi =23=: 566 sq. See also =Magic=; =Sorcery=.
=Juglandaceae= =33=: 74.
=Juglans Cinerea=, use of =44=: 290, 369.
=Juglans Nigra= =33=: 74.
=Jugs= clay, of fanciful forms, from Zuñi =2=: 349. collection of Indian water =3=: 538-543.
=Jukes, J. B.=, description of New Ireland labrets by =3=: 86, 99.
=Jumano=, study of the =15=: XXIX, LII.
=Jump-line= =35=: 141, 142.
=Jumper=, four-eye fish. See =Kassaroa=.
=Jumpers=, account of the =14=: 939.
=Jumping= over corpse =38=: § 864.
=Jumping-Toad=, a Zuñi game =24=: 721.
=Junaluska= East Cherokee chief =19=: 164 sq. part taken by, in Creek war =19=: 97.
=Juncos, Fernandez=, on Porto Rican folklore =25=: 20.
=Juneau= a Tlingit town =26=: 397. clans of =26=: 412. Indians =46=: 33. location of =26=: 412. Museum =46=: 30, 33, 167. ornate stone lamp =46=: 34, 55.
=Juneberries= mention of =33=: 87. use of, by Chippewa =44=: 321.
=Juniper= splinters, ceremony with =23=: 504. use of =41=: 145; =44=: 290; =45=: 474, 494. use of, in Tusayan ceremony =15=: 280, 283. See also =Colorado Juniper=.
=Juniper Mountains=, reference to =28=: 204.
=Juniperus Communis= mention of =45=: 474, 494, 505. use of =44=: 290.
=Juniperus Scopulorum= =45=: 465, 498, 512.
=Juniperus Virginiana= mention of =33=: 63; =45=: 500. use of =44=: 290, 362, 369, 377.
=Jupiltepeque=, number names of =19=: 881.
=Jurupari=, “Devil” dance; applied also to the bark trumpets used thereat =38=: § 558.
=Jus Primae Noctis= claimed by Indian medicine-men =9=: 461. See also =Right of the First Night=.
=Justice= corporations of advancement of =20=: LXXVI. elements of =20=: LXXIX. principles of =15=: CXI, CXIII; =20=: LXXIX-LXXXIV. sign for =1=: 302.
=Jutaculla.= See =Tsul`kălû´=.
=Jutaculla Old Fields=, myths concerning =19=: 407, 476, 479.
=Jutiapa=, number names of =19=: 881, 931.
=Jutz, Father John= at Wounded Knee =14=: 872, 878. interview with =14=: 874. Sioux conference effected by =14=: 867.
=Juxtaposition= in language =1=: 3.
=K=
=K´aäsä´nte= in hostilities of 1874 =17=: 204. in raid against Navaho =17=: 345. stealing ponies of =17=: 200.
=Ka-ati-wertz-ama-na= portrait of =17=: 195. reference to =17=: 445.
=Kabew`iride=, office of =47=: 258 sq.
=Kabina Society= functions of =47=: 107. now extinct =47=: 107.
=Kabukalli, Goupia glabra=, for boats =38=: § 794.
=Kabyle=, trephining practiced by the =16=: 16, 17, 18, 19, 40.
=K’acals Society= extinction of =47=: 97. functions of =47=: 97.
=Kachimba Ruin=, description of =17=: 589.
=Kachina Basket Dance=, description of =47=: 314.
=Kachina Chambers=, number of =47=: 30.
=Kachina Chief= office of =47=: 265. See also =Katcina Chief=.
=Kachina Cult= account of =47=: 69-75. affinities of =47=: 141. clearest example of =47=: 81. expressed by rain-making function =47=: 81. importance of =47=: 125. See also =Katcina Cult=; =K’atsinas=.
=Kachina Organization= account of =47=: 70 sq. initiation into, of children =47=: 71-75, 135. See also =Katcinas=; =K’atsinas=.
=Kack!a´lk!=, Tlingit mythological being =26=: 460, 465.
=Kâ´ck! e Qoan, Tlingit clan= history of the =26=: 413. phratry and tribe of =26=: 400. standing of 26: 408.
=Kadiak= notice of direction =4=: 150.
=Kadiak Island=, maskette from =3=: 128.
=Kadlu the Thunderer= =6=: 600.
=K`adó.= See =Sun-dance=.
=K’adógyä´`to=, why so called =17=: 277.
=Kädohădä´cho= a Caddo synonym =14=: 1029. account of the =14=: 1093. early encountered by the French =14=: 1094.
=Kādŭwok-kēdi=, Krause’s name for Łuqā´xadû =26=: 413.
=Kae=, description of =21=: 98.
=Kaékibi=, an ancient pueblo =8=: 30.
=Kâemâ-â= advocate of temperance =26=: 170. elected chief at Gila Crossing =26=: 63. record kept by =26=: 18, 64, 66.
=Kaëtiba=, home of Asa clan =19=: 610.
=Kaffir= burial =1=: 126.
=Kágiätsé.= See =Políakya=.
=Kaguyak= =46=: 186.
=Kā´gwantān, Tlingit clan= affinity of =26=: 410. crests of =26=: 415, 420, 431. hero Kāts! claimed by =26=: 455. history of =26=: 412 sqq. names of =26=: 421, 422. phratry and tribe of =26=: 399, 400. social rank of =26=: 427.
=Kahakuikamoana= =33=: 634.
=Kahalaopuna= =33=: 656.
=Kahiki= =33=: 298, 299, 634, 635, 643, 645, 648.
=Kahlispelm=, a synonym of Pend d’Oreille =14=: 731.
=Kâ´hluëlane= of Zuñi mythology =13=: 408.
=Kahmiltpa= a Qamĭl-`lĕma synonym =14=: 736, 738. See also =Yakima=; and others.
=Kahwea= land cessions and reservations =18=: 788. See also =Cahwia=; =Mission Indians=; =Tule River Reserve=.
=Kai Pomo=, habitat of =7=: 88.
=Kâ´iahu= East Cherokee chief =19=: 173. myth told by =19=: 439.
=Kaiaks= discussion of =18=: 218-222. Eskimo skill in using =18=: 222. of the Eskimo =9=: 328-335. tools used in making =18=: 85. toy =18=: 347. use of waterproof garments in =18=: 37. winter storage of =18=: 244. See also =Kayak=.
=Kaialigamut= bladder feast at =18=: 391 sq. description of =18=: 250. hospitality of people of =18=: 297. implements and utensils from =18=: 69, 72, 95 sqq., 104, 143, 148, 167. ornaments from =18=: 53 sqq. physical characteristics of =18=: 27. tobacco implements from =18=: 273, 277. toys from =18=: 344. transportation apparatus from =18=: 227.
=Kaialigamut Eskimo=, range of =18=: 26.
=Kai-appa=, drinking party for work to be done =38=: § 228, 277.
=Kaiawas=; =Kaiowan=; =Kaí-ó-was=; =Kaiowé=, Kiowa synonyms =17=: 148.
=Kaibab Indians, Arizona= name =4=: 171. personal names of =10=: 444.
=Kaibabit= myth =1=: 28.
=Kaibisaka.= See =Tamuchi=.
=Kaieteur Fall=, legend of =30=: 237.
=Kaigani= divisions of the =7=: 121. See also =Haida=.
=Kâ´igwŭ= a Kiowa division =14=: 1079. proper name of the Kiowa =14=: 1078.
=Kailtas.= See =Tleiding=.
=Kain= =46=: 130.
=Kaiowa Indians= emblem of the =10=: 613. gourd pictograph by =10=: 208 sq. symbol =4=: 145. mention of =4=: 135. tribal designation of =10=: 384. tribal signs for =1=: 470. See also =Kiowa=.
=Kaiowe= habitat of =7=: 109. See also =Kiowan Family=.
=Kaiowē Language=, researches of A. S. Gatschet respecting 6: XXXIV, XXXV.
=Kaipalaoa= =33=: 319, 327, 647.
=Kairau=, edible grasshopper =38=: § 223.
=Ka-irrkinkinyan=, leaf basket =38=: § 453.
=Kairuni=, bush hog =38=: § 166.
=Kaisale= derivation of =21=: 125. description of =21=: 120.
=Kaisale Mana= derivation of =21=: 125. description of =21=: 120. resemblance of, to Zuñi maid =21=: 120.
=Kâ´itseñ´ko or Kâ´itséñko= a Kiowa military order =14=: 989; =17=: 230, 284. death song of =17=: 329. initiation into =17=: 287, 320. paraphernalia of =17=: 297.
=Kaituri=, town chief of the Laguna colony =47=: 355.
=Kaiuh-Slough= mention of =46=: 54. ornate lamp from =46=: 34, 55.
=Kai-wă=, a Kiowa synonym =14=: 1078.
=Kaî-wa=; =Kai-wané=, Kiowa synonyms =17=: 148.
=Kaiwáika.= See =Laguna=.
=Kaiyuh-Khotana= =46=: 130.
=Kai-yuh-Kho-tána=, population of =7=: 56.
=Kajava, Y.= =46=: 308, 369.
=Kak= symbol in Maya hieroglyphs =16=: 218.
=Kaka=, Makusi foot races =38=: § 591.
=Kâkâ= abode of the =17=: 404. explanation of the =13=: 375. of the Zuñi =13=: 366. origin of the =13=: 401. See also Koko.
=Kâkâkwe=, Zuñi dance dramatists =13=: 327.
=Kakapti=, Antelope priest, dress of =19=: 985.
=Kakaralli, Lecythis zebucajo= sapucaya nut, for cigarette paper 38: § 283. sapucaya nut, for loin cloth 38: § 547.
=K’ak’chi= methods of forming numbers above ten =19=: 901 sqq.
=Kake, Tlingit town= clans =26=: 410. mention of =26=: 397.
=Kake, Tlingit tribe= clans and house groups of =26=: 401. history of =26=: 410. mention of =26=: 396. phratries and clans of =26=: 399.
=Kakē´q!ᵘte=, Tlingit hero =26=: 413, 418.
=Käk-lō= of Zuñi mythology =5=: 544, 547.
=Kaku=, Pima medicine man =26=: 38.
=Kakuene=, myth of =14=: 205.
=Kakuli.= See =Wood-ant=.
=Kalaehina= =33=: 652.
=Kalaepuni= =33=: 651.
=Kalakwai=, Hopi clan chief, reference to =19=: 579.
=Kâ´lanû.= See =Houston, Samuel=.
=Kalapooian Family= =7=: 81 sq.
=Kalapooian Stock=, Calapooya tribe =24=: 283.
=Kalapuya Indians=, study of, by Dr. Leo J. Frachtenberg =36=: 20 sq.
=Kalapuya Language=, work on =39=: 20 sq.
=Kalapuya Material=, revision of, by Dr. Leo J. Frachtenberg =37=: 17.
=Kalektaka= ceremony of =21=: 23, 25, 26. name of Warrior society among Pakab clans =19=: 609. peculiarity in dress of =1=: 65. religious society at Walpi, source of =19=: 623, 630.
=Kalelealuaka= =33=: 643.
=Kalia=, classic design wrought by =41=: 300 sq.
=Kaliukluk= =46=: 194.
=Kalinya.= See =Carib=.
=Kalispel Tribe= basketry of =41=: 141, 154, 155. characteristics of =45=: 325. country occupied by =45=: 308 sq., 312 sq. dialect of =45=: 303. divisions of =45=: 312 sq. Indian names for =45=: 296, 297, 299. intercourse of, with other tribes =45=: 323. list of chiefs of =45=: 377. location of =45=: 37. name of, in sign language =45=: 145. origin of the name =45=: 296. population of, about 1805 =45=: 314. present day population of =45=: 315. theory of origin of =45=: 321. wars of, with Coeur d’Alêne =45=: 121.
=Kalispelines=, a synonym of Pend d’Oreille =14=: 731.
=Kalispelusses=, a synonym of the Pend d’Oreille =14=: 731.
=Kalm, ----= mention of =46=: 218. quoted on use of roots of rushes by Indians =9=: 520, 521.
=Kalm, Peter= mention of shell knives by =2=: 202. on Indian weaving =13=: 22. on pottery making in eastern United States =20=: 59 sq. on shell money =2=: 238. on shell pendants =2=: 257.
=Kalmia Polifolia= =45=: 465.
=K·!áłmōdēłanag̣a= =35=: 733.
=Kalniak= =46=: 188.
=Kalopaling= =6=: 620, 621.
=Kalosh Indians, Alaska= box burial of the =1=: 156. graves of the =10=: 524.
=Kaltag (Khaltag)= burials of =46=: 55. changes of site of =46=: 59. Eskimoid features of =46=: 55, 56. mention of =46=: 54, 131, 132, 133, 136, 139. remains of =46=: 81.
=Kamahualele= =33=: 635.
=Kamai´äkau=, a Yakima war chief =14=: 722, 737.
=Kamai-yo=, cone-base basket =38=: § 424.
=Kâ´mâl Tkâk= age of =26=: 196. artifacts made by =26=: 106, 148. names of months furnished by =26=: 36. on Elder Brother’s home =26=: 225. on Pima villages on Gila =26=: 20. on treatment of disease =26=: 265 sq. sketch of 26: 17. songs by 26: 272, 331. See also =Thin Leather=.
=Kamapuaa= =33=: 301, 338, 622, 644, 658.
=Kâ´matûk Mountain= Apache-Pima fight at =26=: 44. in Pima song =26=: 296, 329. See also =Sierra Estrella=.
=Kâ´matûk Wu´tcâ=, Pima village =26=: 23.
=Kamloops=, a trading point =41=: 157.
=Kamuatta=, bamboo flute =38=: § 561.
=Kâmûk Wutcâ, Â-âtam.= See =Gila Crossing=.
=Kan= or Apache gods =9=: 581 sq. symbol, discussion of =16=: 215, 226, 242.
=Kana= =33=: 296, 305, 316, 645.
=Kanab=, pottery from =4=: 281, 287, 310, 314.
=Kanaheăwastsĭk=, Cree name of the Cheyenne =14=: 1023.
=Kanaima= evil done by =30=: 346 sq., 348, 354 sq. explanation of =30=: 354 sq. forms of =30=: 354, 356. origin of =30=: 355. recognition of =30=: 356, 361. tree of same name, properties of =30=: 354. See also =Vengeance=.
=Kanakanak= crania =46=: 251, 252. mention of =46=: 251, 252.
=Känakûk= account of =14=: 666, 692. adherents to doctrine of =14=: 902. end of =14=: 700.
=Kanaloa= =33=: 300, 303, 305, 306, 618, 634, 636, 643.
=Kanan.= See =Kan=.
=Kăna´sta=, myth concerning 19: 341 sq., 480.
=Kanatak= =46=: 188.
=Kana´tĭ=, myths concerning =19=: 242-249, 262, 264, 280, 431-435, 441, 464.
=K`anats.= See =Kaneatche=.
=Kanawha, W. Va.=, petroglyphs at =10=: 34.
=Kanawha Falls, W. Va.=, trail to =42=: 753.
=Kanawha River= ancient settlements on =42=: 754 sq. junction of trails at =42=: 756 sq. petroglyphs on, West Virginia =10=: 125. pictographs on =4=: 22. trail along =42=: 749. visited by George Washington =42=: 754.
=Kanawha Valley, W. Va.= explorations in =5=: XX, XXI, 51, 53, 57. flint in =44=: 513 sq.
=Kancab=, definition of =16=: 256.
=Kane, ----= on Nisqualli myths =19=: 472. on Wallawalla myths =19=: 448.
=Kane, Elisha Kent= description of Eskimo dog harness by =9=: 359. description of Eskimo kaiak by =9=: 334. on Eskimo frocks =9=: 118. on Eskimo harpoons =9=: 222, 243. works consulted =9=: 23.
=Kane, Paul= linguistic literature of =7=: 19. on four-stick game, Clackama =24=: 328. on hand game, Chinook =24=: 281 sq. on hoop and pole, Colville =24=: 457. on racket, Chinook =24=: 573. on scratching by Indians =9=: 491. on stick game, Clallam =24=: 249.
=Kane=, the Hawaiian god =33=: 303, 305, 306, 618, 634, 636, 642, 643.
=Kaneatche=, a Ute chief =17=: 324.
=Kanel= meaning of =16=: 235. See also =Canel=.
=Kane-yapong=, knobbed spool =38=: § 466.
=Kangivamiut Eskimo Tribe=, situation of =6=: 463.
=Kangoot Eskimo= =46=: 224.
=Kaniagmiut= Eskimo, mention of =46=: 218. maskette =3=: 128, 129.
=Kaninahoic=, Ojibwa name of the Arapaho =14=: 953.
=Kaninăvish=, Ojibwa name of the Arapaho =14=: 953.
=Kankakee Potawatomi= land cessions and reservations =18=: 738.
=Kankin= definition of =16=: 261. symbol in Maya codices =16=: 241.
=Kanontewanteta=, mother of Williams =14=: 24.
=Kansa River=, reference to =27=: 81.
=Kansa or Kaw Tribe= a Ȼegiha division =15=: 162. beliefs of, in future life =11=: 421. cults of, description of =11=: 371, 415. divisions of =37=: 181. draft animals among the =15=: 174. early history of the =15=: 193. general account of =40=: 40, 66 sq. gens in several tribes =27=: 38, 66, 67. gentile organization of the =15=: 230. Ghost dance among the =14=: 902. Kwapa incorporated by the =15=: 195. land cessions and reservations =18=: 708, 778, 822, 856, 876, 886, 898. linguistic classification of =27=: 605. lodges of the =13=: 270. meaning of the term lost =27=: 40. mention of =7=: 113. name of the Comanche =14=: 1043. name of the Sioux =14=: 1057. population of the =7=: 118; =15=: 193. reference to =27=: 169. relation of, to other tribes =27=: 35, 37 sq. removal of, to Indian territory =5=: 360. researches concerning =11=: XXXII. secret society among =6=: 396. tribal organization of =27=: 141. See also =Kansas Tribe=; =Kaw=; and names of gentes and other divisions.
=Kansas= Castañeda’s description of =14=: 528. Kiowa raid in =17=: 335. location of Quivira in =14=: 397, 591. military posts in =17=: 383. origin of the name =27=: 169. petroglyphs in =10=: 80 sq. See also =Quivira=.
=Kansas City Review=, article on salt-making pottery in =20=: 31.
=Kansas Gens= of the Omaha =3=: 241 sq. of the Omaha, subgentes of =3=: 241. of the Omaha, taboo of =3=: 241.
=Kansas River=, crossing of, by Coronado =14=: 397.
=Kansas Tribe= data on dances of =40=: 548. fasting among =40=: 546. Omaha name for =27=: 101. See also =Kansa=; =Kaw=.
=Kanta Roots=, prepared for food =42=: 404.
=Kantȧlȧlgi= a Creek clan =42=: 116, 119. affiliations of =42=: 121.
=Kan-tcati= allocation of clans in beds at =42=: 201-204. arrangement of square ground of =42=: 206-209. clan councils of =42=: 123. clans of, furnishing chiefs and henihas =42=: 192. clans, phratries and moieties of =42=: 158 sq. position of beds at =42=: 198. Upper Creek White town =42=: 123, 254.
=Ka´ntsi=, Caddo name of Kiowa Apache =14=: 1081.
=Kántsi=; =K`á-pätop=, Kiowa Apache synonyms =17=: 245.
=Kanze.= See =Kansa=.
Kaolin cup from Chaves Pass, cut showing =22, i=: 96. white pigment =38=: § 32.
=Kaoni=, double-ball game of the =24=: 660 sq.
=Kaounadeau=, reservation at =18=: 658.
=Kapak=, definition of =16=: 262.
=Kapayou= death of =40=: 27. reference to =40=: 27.
=Kapayou, George=, reference to father of =40=: 343.
=Kapayou, Harrison=, reference to =40=: 43.
=Kapitca Miko=, burial of =42=: 397.
=Kápo Pueblo=, speaks same language as Hano clan =19=: 614.
=Kapohn (Kapong).= See =Akawai=.
=Kappler, A.=, cited =30=: 229, 232, 295 sq.
=Kappus, M. A.=, a companion of Kino =17=: 57.
=Kapuaokaoheloai= =33=: 623, 656.
=Kapuhonu= =33=: 646.
=Kápung.= See =Santa Clara=.
=Kāq !anuwū´=, Tlingit town =26=: 397.
=Karaka=, a savanna bird with red eyes =38=: § 599.
=Karamanni.= See =Moronobea=.
=Karankawa= information concerning =19=: XVI. number names of =19=: 877. vocabulary obtained =10=: XVII. vocabulary, work on =29=: 14.
=Karankawan Family= 7: 82 sq.
=Karari=, knapsack =38=: § 450.
=Karatas.= See =Kuraua=.
=Karatuk= =46=: 203.
=Kariarou.= See =Bignonia=.
=Kariru=, name for dog =38=: § 717.
=Karkundego=, Menomini treaty commissioner =14=: 21.
=Karluk= =46=: 186.
=Karok=, burial superstition of the =1=: 200.
=Karon= genealogy of =14=: 56. See also =Carron=.
=Karraymaunee’s Village=, location of =37=: 51.
=Karry-man-nee=, Menomini treaty signer =14=: 28.
=Karutana=, Arawak stock, on the Içana =38=: § 342.
=Kasaan= Haida town, clans =26=: 412. Haida town, derivation of name =26=: 408, 409. made a national monument =41=: 49. plans regarding =41=: 79. preservation of, urged =41=: 26. See also =Old Kasaan=.
=Kashanak= =46=: 189.
=Kashevaroff, A. P.= =46=: 31, 33, 34.
=Kashigaluk= =46=: 193.
=Kashim= clothing worn at =18=: 287. construction of =18=: 245 sq., 285. customs relating to =18=: 285-288. introduction of children into =18=: 286. mention of =46=: 171, 172, 182. “Thirty-two” village =46=: 70, 71, 72, 82, 170. types of =18=: 249 sq.
=Kashiri.= See =Cassiri=.
=Kashunok=; =Kashunuk= crania =46=: 194. mention of =46=: 194.
=Kasian.= See =Kasaan=.
=Kasi’hta=, town square of =41=: 511.
=Kasihta= a Lower Creek White town =42=: 125, 254. allocation of clans in beds at =42=: 201-204. and Chickasaw, friendship of =42=: 51. and Coweta, medicine divided by =42=: 546. arrangement of square ground of =42=: 225 sq., 265, 266, 267, 268. belief of, concerning busk =42=: 546. busk ceremonial of =42=: 603 sq. ceremonial title of =42=: 307, 614. clan councils of =42=: 125. clans of, furnishing chiefs and henihas =42=: 193, 194. clans, phratries and moieties of =42=: 160. distinguished from Coweta =42=: 38. history of =42=: 56-63. legend derived from =42=: 33-38. legendary association of, with Coweta =42=: 261, 262. legendary origin of =42=: 50. legendary origin of the name =42=: 54. Muskogee element represented by =42=: 40. one of four leading towns =42=: 548. position of beds at =42=: 198. priority claim of =42=: 310. relations of, with Chickasaw =44=: 176. review of line of migration of =42=: 38 sq. separation of, from Coweta =42=: 546. separation of, into two parts =42=: 261. square of, described by Hawkins =42=: 183. the oldest town =42=: 262. united with Apalachicola =42=: 38. See also =Cush-eh-tah Clan=.
=Kasihta Yahola=, information furnished by =42=: 69, 108, 192.
=Kasĭ´spä=, a Pälus village =14=: 735.
=Kaskaias=, identification of =17=: 168, 246.
=Kaskaskia= land cessions and reservations =18=: 652, 654 sqq., 662 sqq., 692, 742, 794, 842 sqq.
=Kaskaskias= early habitat of =7=: 113. population of, in 1764 =19=: 1108.
=Kaskinampos= trading at St. Augustine =42=: 510.
=Kasq!ague´dî, Tlingit clan= affinity of =26=: 423. crests of =26=: 416, 417. history of =26=: 411 sq. names used by =26=: 421. phratry and tribe of =26=: 399. standing of =26=: 408.
=Kassapa-aring=, barbed composite arrow for turtle =38=: § 140.
=Kassovo.= See =Casson=.
=Kastaxē´xda-ān=, Tlingit town =26=: 397, 409.
=Kastel Pomo=, habitat of =7=: 88.
=K’at= day symbol, discussion of =16=: 226.
=K`at’a=, division of the Kiowa =17=: 228.
=Katába Indians= =3=: XXII.
=Katagwa´dî, Tlingit clan= crests of =26=: 416. history of =26=: 409, 412 sq. names of =26=: 422. phratry and tribe of =26=: 400.
=Kataka=, name of Kiowa Apache =14=: 1081.
=Ka-ta-ka=, a Kiowa Apache synonym =17=: 245.
=Katakwaltu=, Tlingit clan at =26=: 413 sq.
=Katâlsta=, a Cherokee potter =20=: 56.
=Katâl´sta=, last Cherokee potter =19=: 164.
=Katâlsta, Ewi=, a Cherokee potter =20=: 56.
=Katapolitani=, Arawak stock, on the River Cana =38=: § 124, 342.
=Katchinkihu= description of =8=: 121, 123. Mashongnavi mungkiva =8=: 127. occurrence of, in ruined kiva near Sikyatki =8=: 117. Shupaulovi kiva =8=: 126.
=Katci= a Hopi folklorist =17=: 637. Antelope priest, description of =19=: 984. farm of, at Sikyatki =17=: 641. Kokop chief, on original home of Kokop =19=: 604.
=Katcina= ancient, among the Hopi =21=: 17. ancient, importance of, in classifying katcinas =21=: 18. application of the term =15=: CI, 251, 264, 265. beings not called =21=: 118-121. celebration of return of the =21=: 31. cult in Tusayan =17=: 625, 633. cults from New Mexican pueblos at Walpi, unique origin of =19=: 630 sq. definition of =17=: 661, 732; =21=: 16, 44, 45. figures on Hopi pottery =17=: 624, 658, 665. Hopi =21=: 17, 18. Hopi, legendary home of =22, i=: 144. Hopi, symbols of, on masks =22, i=: 143. Hopi, work on =22, i=: XVI sq. illustrated report on =23=: XXVI, XLIII. nature of =21=: 15, 16. Navaho, appearance of, among Hopi =21=: 17. Navaho, description of pictures of =21=: 97, 98. Navaho, personation of, by Hopis =21=: 97. Navaho, use of disk in dress of =21=: 88. number of, known by Hopi =21=: 17, 59. on Añwuci clan, migrations and census of =19=: 607, 608. people, departure of, from Oraibi for eastern Tusayan villages =8=: 26, 27. previous description of =15=: 264. return of, ceremony of =15=: 373. return of, in Powamû =21=: 36. selection of, to be painted =21=: 14. times of appearance of =21=: 16, 17. Tusayan, memoir on =15=: C, 245-313. variation of, in Great Serpent exhibition =21=: 49, 50. See also =Katcinas=; =Masked Dances=; =Tacab Katcinas=.
=Katcina Chief= functions of =47=: 876. power of =47=: 875. selection of =47=: 875. See also =Kachina Chief=.
=Katcina Clan= advent of, at Walpi =19=: 585. Ahül the returning sun of =21=: 65, 122. ancients of =21=: 57, 70. celebration of return of ancients of =21=: 16, 22. census of =19=: 620 sqq. description of =21=: 110. display of war-god image belonging to =21=: 25, 26. habitation of Kicyuba by =21=: 70. Hopi katcinas derived from =21=: 125. migration of =19=: 606. Powamû festival at Walpi controlled by chief of =21=: 31.
=Katcina Cult= discussion of =47=: 516-521. fundamental traits of =47=: 901 sq. Parson’s theory concerning =47=: 903. See also =Kachina Cult=; =K’atsinas=.
=Katcina Dances= as rain-making rites =47=: 517. description of =47=: 495, 519 sqq. distribution of =47=: 899-903.
=Katcina Fathers=, appearance of, in Hopi festivals =21=: 56.
=Katcina Fraternity=, ceremonies celebrated by =21=: 23.
=Katcina Groups=, component clans of =19=: 584.
=Katcina Kiva= of Oraibi =8=: 135.
=Katcina Mana= description of =21=: 70. participation in Powamû festival by =21=: 67.
=Katcina Priests= cult of =47=: 521-525. distinguished from katcinas =47=: 879. impersonators of =47=: 880. masks of =47=: 879 sq.
=Katcina Society= divisions of =47=: 518. functions of =47=: 875. growth of activities of =47=: 843. initiation into =47=: 478, 518. membership in =47=: 517 sq., 876. organization of =47=: 874-885. source and census of =19=: 623. See also =Katchina Organization=.
=Katcinaba=, home of Katcina clan =19=: 607.
=Katcinas= association of, with the dead =47=: 844. ceremonies of =47=: 909, 920, 924, 934, 941, 943, 950, 961, 968, 970, 981, 986, 989, 994, 1003, 1007, 1009, 1011, 1013, 1017, 1025, 1035, 1077, 1080, 1081, 1083. identification of, with the dead =47=: 516 sq. impersonation of =47=: 517. Laguna conception of =47=: 844. list of, Zuñi =47=: 905-908. myths concerning =47=: 922, 925, 938, 984, 986, 991, 1003, 1013, 1015, 1020, 1026, 1028, 1032, 1036, 1040, 1042, 1048, 1051, 1058, 1078. nature of =47=: 843-847. origin of =47=: 844, 846. personality traits of =47=: 521 sq. punishment inflicted by =47=: 846. use of the word =47=: 516. See also =Kachina Cult=; =Katcina=; =K’atsinas=.
=Kate, Dr. H. F. C. ten.= See =ten Kate=.
=Kathlamet= dictionary, work on =26=: XXII. published texts of =23=: XXXVI. researches among the =16=: LXV. texts, work on =22, i=: XXXII.
=Katiana=, at headwaters of the Paragua River =38=: § 940.
=K’atic.= See =K’at=.
=Katishan, of Wrangell= acknowledgment to =26=: 400. on destiny of the wicked =26=: 461. on first settlers of Sitka =26=: 409. on intermarriage of clans =26=: 424. on Raven as Tlingit deity =26=: 454. on spirits of Tlingit conception =26=: 452, 465. on time of piercing labrets =26=: 434. on Tlingit clans and phratries =26=: 407. on Tlingit crests =26=: 415 sqq., 457. on Tlingit mortuary customs =26=: 430. on Tlingit names =26=: 408 sqq., 413.
=Kat-la-wot-sett Bands= =7=: 134.
=Katmai= =46=: 187.
=Kato Pomo=, habitat of =7=: 88.
=K`a-t’ogya=, death of =17=: 294.
=Kāts!=, Tlingit mythological hero =26=: 455.