Part I. SUBJECT INDEX (continued 15)

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: m§ 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.

K’atsinas, Acoma

account of 47: 69 sq.

affected by irrigation 47: 58.

becoming obsolete 47: 58.

characterization of 47: 75-81.

impersonation of 47: 69, 94 sq.

importance of 47: 64, 69.

list of 47: 75-81.

purpose of 47: 81.

the spirit rain makers 47: 64.

See also Kachina Organization; Katcinas; Masks.

Kattekas, a Kiowa Apache synonym 17: 245.

Katun

a Mayan term, definition of 22, i: 273 sq.

Mayan working table of 19: 819.

numerical value of 22, i: 204, 234.

symbol, discovery concerning, by Goodman 19: 712.

symbols for, features of 22, i: 222, 223, 268.

symbols for, figures showing 22, i: 268.

Katydid, myth concerning 19: 311, 463.

Kau, description of 21: 101.

Kauder, Christian, works of, in Micmac language 10: 667-670.

Kaulanipokii 33: 305, 306, 622, 659.

Kaulu 33: 638.

Kaululaau 33: 661.

Kaulu-ngai, hammock frame 38: § 465.

Kaus or Kwokwoos tribe of Hale 7: 89.

Kâûtci Pai, exploit of 26: 41.

Kau-uri, Arawak general name for any shoulder basket 38: § 412, 418, 420.

Kauvuya

formation of number names in 19: 879.

number names of 19: 868, 876, 879, 923, 929.

Kauwiki 33: 339, 635.

Kavague, aquatic burial of 1: 180.

Kâ´vi Vâ´namam, account of 26: 81.

Kaviagmiut. See Eskimo, Western.

Kaviagmut

language, contrast between Unalit and 18: 25.

range of 18: 26.

Kaviak Peninsula Eskimo

mention of 46: 227.

physical characteristics of 18: 28, 29.

Kavliugnak 46: 142.

Kaw

habitat of 7: 116.

Omaha name for the 27: 101.

relations of, with Osage 36: 45, 46.

settlement of, on Cherokee Strip 19: 151.

See also Kansa; Kansas, tribe.

Kawa, seed cases strung for bells, rattle strings, etc. 38: § 574, 590, 591.

Kawai, chewing tobacco 38: § 284.

Kawaigi, a White town 42: 254.

Kawaika

application of the name 17: 622.

colony in Tusayan 16: 306, 310.

home of Asa clan 19: 610.

pottery from 17: 622.

ruins at 17: 590.

Kawas; Kayaguas, Kiowa synonyms 17: 148.

Kawas

regard for, in Hako ceremony 22, ii: 74, 302.

See also Eagle, brown; Feathered Stem, blue.

Kawaunuiaola 33: 663.

Kaw-a-wāh 1: 142.

Kawchodinne

games of the 24:

dice games 92.

hand game 272.

ring and pin 543.

Kawela 33: 620, 641.

Kawia

division of labor among the 26: 153.

games of the 24:

dice games 165.

hand game 310.

See also Cahwia; Kahwea.

Kawikoli

association of Sumaikoli masks with that of 21: 55, 96.

derivation of 21: 125.

description of 21: 96.

personation of, at Zuñi 21: 96.

Kawinahau, an Arapaho division 14: 957.

Kaw-kaw-say-kaw, Menomini treaty signer 14: 28.

Kaw-nee-shaw, Menomini treaty signer 14: 28.

Ka´woltûk` Wutca, Pima village 26: 23.

Kawta, ashes from bark of, mixed with clay for pottery 38: § 90.

Kaxe´noⁿba

in battle with Sioux 27: 100 sq.

reference to 27: 99, 496.

Kaxqoỵê´ndua, Tlingit mythological monster 26: 402, 417.

Kayab symbol, use of 16: 206.

Kayā´ckidêtān, Tlingit clan

affinities of 26: 411.

names used by 26: 421.

phratry and tribe of 26: 399.

Kayak

construction of 6: 486-489.

influence of, on the Eskimo 46: 359.

See also Kaiaks.

Kayakshulik 46: 208.

K`ayä´ñte, medicine stick of 17: 301.

Kayayak 46: 187.

Kâyemäshi of Zuñi mythology 13: 366, 410.

Kayoderossa’s Purchase, history of 18: 582.

Kayuse, a Cayuse synonym 14: 743.

Kchemnito, in Menomini mythology 14: 207.

Ke Clan, census of 19: 618, 622.

Kealedji

allocation of clans in beds at 42: 201-204.

arrangement of square ground of 42: 219 sq., 251, 252.

at Tukabahchee busk 42: 559, 568.

clan councils of 42: 125.

clans of, furnishing chiefs and henihas 42: 192, 194.

clans, phratries and moieties of 42: 159 sq.

plan of ceremonial ground of 42: 220, 253.

position of beds at 42: 198.

Upper Creek Red town 42: 125, 255.

Keam, Thomas V.

acknowledgment to 14: 655.

aid by 7: XXIX.

burial cist excavated by 16: 101.

excavation by, at Kawaika 17: 622.

idols removed and returned by 17: 619.

material collected by 24: 346, 258, 457.

mortuary pottery collected at Shumopavi by 22, i: 69 note, 113 note.

on ceremonial use of colors by Moki Indians 10: 623.

on Cohonimo Ghost dance 14: 813.

on hidden ball, Hopi 24: 358.

pottery collection of 4: 293, 296, 321, 330, 336, 348, 355.

rock drawings reported by 10: 50.

Tusayan products collected by 6: XLIX.

Keam Collection, pottery in 28: 139.

Keam’s Canyon, Ariz.

ideographic petroglyphs in 10: 604, 605.

Navaho dance at 5: 432, 442.

ruins in 17: 581.

rock drawings in 10: 50.

site of old Puñci 19: 614.

same as Puñci 19: 604.

Keane, A(ugustus) H.

linguistic literature of the “Tegua” or “Taywaugh” 7: 122.

mention of 46: 331, 332, 333, 344, 354, 370.

Kearney, General ——

California invaded by 26: 30.

conquest of New Mexico by 17: 502.

expedition of 28: 63.

Keating, P. 46: 65.

Keating, William H.

on burial scaffolds 1: 162.

on burial superstitions 1: 199.

on influence of wild rice on geographic nomenclature 19: 1122.

on. popular synonyms for wild rice 19: 1023.

on wild rice in water system of Red River of the North 19: 1035.

Keaweikekahialii 33: 653.

Kebbey, F. C., witness to Casa Grande contract 15: 334, 335.

Kebbey, J. H., affidavit of 15: 335.

Keca

appearance of, in Soyaluña 21: 25.

description of 21: 78.

personation of, in Powamû 21: 32.

Keché

number names of 19: 869, 870.

San Diego, members of 19: 930.

San Luis, members of 19: 930.

Kechi, formation of number names in 19: 879, 895-899.

Keechies, a synonym of the Kichai 14: 1095.

Keefe, H. L., acknowledgment to 27: 642.

Keeka, snakes handled by 42: 645 sq.

Keelessechuppo, Broken Arrow chief 42: 322.

Keener, Rev. Ulrich, preacher among the Cherokee 19: 165.

Keep, Rev. J. R., on syntax of sign language 1: 360.

Keeper of the Fireplace, ceremony of the 36: 139 sq.

Keepers

account of the 27: 595.

emoluments of the 27: 212 sq.

reference to 27: 205, 598.

“Keeping the Ghost” 1: 160.

Keeps-his-Name-always, See Date-tekañ.

Keewawnay’s Band

cession of reserve by 18: 758.

reservation for 18: 740.

Kegisse, Menomini treaty signer 14: 28.

Keheli, cassava in the process of manufacture of cassarip 38: § 248.

Kehtipaquononk, proper form of Tippecanoe 14: 684.

Kei or Arue Islands, Oceanica, petroglyphs in 10: 167 sq.

Keim, De B. R.

on Kiowa Apache 17: 248.

on Kiowa early habitat 17: 153.

on Set-t’aiñte 17: 209.

on Ute-Kiowa fight of 1868 17: 325.

Ke´iⁿ (subgens), (Tha´tada)

account of 27: 161, 165 sqq.

reference to 27: 162.

rites of 27: 159.

See also Turtle Subgens.

Keith, Sir Arthur

mention of 46: 333, 351, 370.

on South Mountain rhyolite 15: 74.

Kejimkoojik Lake, Nova Scotia

drawings at 10: 740-749.

inscribed rocks at 10: 38-42.

mythic petroglyphs at 10: 468-487.

work on pictographs at 10: XII.

Kek, population of 7: 87.

Kekchi, dice games of the 24: 141 sqq.

Kekeewin; Kekeenowin, definition of 10: 35.

Kekelappan, sale of land of 18: 595.

Ḳe´-ḳ’iⁿ Gens

office of 39: 93.

place of 39: 84.

Kekuhaupio 33: 654.

Kelemüryawû, ceremonies celebrated in 21: 21.

Keller, Dr. F., on fabrics of Swiss lake-dwellers 3: 404, 412, 413, 418, 420.

Keller, Father Ignacio Javier

missionary labors of 26: 28.

visit of, to Casa Grande 28: 56 sq.

Kellerman, W. E., on wild rice in Ohio 19: 1031.

Kellespem, a synonym of Pend d’Oreille 14: 731.

Kelley, James E., killed at Wounded Knee 14: 872.

Kellner, August, killed at Wounded Knee 14: 872.

Kello, Mrs. J. R., and Miss Hattie, specimen presented by 36: 34.

Kellogg, D. S., vessel obtained from 20: 167.

Kelly, Fanny

cited on Sioux medicine-men 9: 453.

quoted on Sioux games with bones 9: 486.

Kelly, J. A., 46: 224.

Kelly Farm, flint on 44: 510 sqq.

Kelp

use of, in weather charm 35: 629.

with herring spawn 35: 426.

Kelp-bottle

for tallow 35: 431.

mention of 36: 316, 574, 657.

Kelp-fish

broiled dry 35: 402.

cutting of 35: 397, 403, 405.

eyes of 35: 395.

fishing for 35: 181.

gills and stomach boiled 35: 405.

mention of 35: 393-409.

roasted 35: 408.

split 35: 403.

wind-dried 35: 400.

Kelta, burial superstition of 1: 200.

Keme, description of 21: 100.

Kenabes, location of 43: 170.

Kenai Peninsula, ornate stone lamps 46: 34.

Kendall, E. A.

cited on Shawano 14: 673.

quoted on Shawano prophet 14: 675.

Kendall, Frank, account of Tavibo by 14: 703.

Kendall, G. W.

on Kiowa in 1841 17: 172.

on Texan-Kiowa fight in 1841 17: 277.

Kenesti, habitat of 7: 54.

Kengla, Louis A.

archeologic work of 15: 17.

cited on steatite quarry 15: 117.

Ke´nikashiha Group, Quapaw 27: 68.

Kennan, George, quoted on use of roots by Siberians 9: 521.

Kennard, John, Hitchiti chief 42: 322.

Kennard, Moty, successor to Roly McIntosh 42: 330.

Kennard, Thomas V., commissioner to appraise Indian lands 5: 363.

Kennebec, forms of the name, with meanings 43: 170.

Kennebec River, abundance of pottery on 20: 173.

Kennedy, ——, expedition against Cherokee under, in 1788 19: 65.

Kennedy, Maj. Frank M., assistance rendered by 41: 67.

Kennedy, John, commissioner to treat with Cherokee 5: 288.

Kennicott, Maj. R.

material collected by 24: 92, 543.

mention of 46: 128.

Kent, M. B.

on Indian burial customs 5: 20.

on Sac [Sauk] and Fox burial 1: 94.

Kent Scientific Institute, lobed vases owned by 20: 192.

Kentucky

abundance of pottery in parts of 20: 80.

archeologic work in 8: XX.

butterfly gorgets from 13: 123.

celts from 13: 75, 76, 78, 79, 80, 82.

chipped celts from 13: 86.

chipped flints from 13: 145, 146, 147, 148, 149.

cist graves in 1: 114, 115.

discoidal stones from 13: 101, 102, 104, 108, 109.

distribution of stone art in 13: 62.

eastern, character of pottery of 20: 149.

explorations in 12: 279-283.

extension of Miami Valley ware into 20: 184.

gateway to 42: 798.

gorgets from 13: 119.

grooved axes from 13: 65, 67.

hemispheric stones from 13: 114.

Hickman County, antiquities of 12: 280.

mineral springs of 42: 742.

mounds in 5: 10, 11.

mummies in 1: 133.

occurrence of earthenware spools in 20: 44.

pestles from 13: 88, 89.

petroglyphs in 10: 81.

pottery from 4: 426; 20: 43, 44, 98.

route to 42: 759.

shell mounds in 15: XXVIII.

spade cache from Caseyville 13: 134.

spades from 13: 135.

stemless perforators from 13: 166, 167.

stemless scrapers from 13: 170.

stemmed flints from 13: 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 162, 163.

stemmed perforators from 13: 167, 168.

stemmed scrapers from 13: 169.

Warrior’s Path in history of 42: 781.

western, trails in 42: 802, 810.

work in 19: XVIII.

Kentucky Coffee Tree

medicinal use of 27: 584.

mention of 33: 89.

Kentucky Pioneers, trails of 42: 793-802.

Kentucky Revival, account of the 14: 942.

Keowee, stone drum in 19: 397.

Keowee Old Town, on map by Bowen 5: 141, 142.

Ke´pachu

derivation of the word 23: 486.

home of 23: 424.

Kēq!. See Kake town.

Kere-keré-miyu-au, legend of 30: 130.

Kereli, chewed cassava to set up fermentation of the drink 38: § 234, 257 sqq., 264.

Keremi, crossed-quadrilateral mesh basket 38: § 429.

Keres

absorption of, by the Zuñi 13: 342, 343.

derivation of Hotcani from 21: 100.

eastern, reference to 47: 133.

eastern, resemblance of, to Acoma 47: 141.

katcina cult among 47: 899 sq.

katcinas of, among Hopis 21: 17, 18.

moiety system of 47: 351.

personages of 21: 62.

reference to 47: 209.

Soyok derived from 21: 71.

Keres Pueblo. See Queres.

Keresan

and Hopi Snake dance compared 16: 305, 309 sqq.

clans, reference to 28: 158.

family, early homes of 29: 500-504, 515, 518, 551 sq.

family, mention of 7: 83.

family, references to 29: 175, 259.

family, Tewa name for 29: 574, 576.

pottery, references to 28: 141, 159.

stock, games of the 24:

archery 388.

ball race 666, 668 sq.

cat’s cradle 770.

dice games 119-124.

European games 792 sq.

hidden ball 339, 351 sqq.

hoop and pole 421, 478.

quoits 724.

shinny 629.

tops 740.

words in Hopi Snake dance 16: 306.

Keresan Clan Affiliations, of Laguna immigrants 47: 349.

Keresan Language

at Oraibi 47: 357.

Isletan use of 47: 350 sq.

Kern, John, vessel obtained by 20: 166.

Kern, R. H.

Casa Blanca sketched by 16: 79.

on Jemez 29: 403.

on San Felipe 29: 500.

on Sia 29: 518.

on Yuqueyunque 29: 227.

Kern County, Calif., pictographs in 4: 30.

Kern River Peoples, numbers of 19: 929.

Kerr, Captain ——

attacked by hostile Sioux 14: 882.

part taken by, in battle of Horseshoe Bend 19: 94.

Kerr, Paul F., pigment identified by 47: 859, 860, 861.

Kerwan

description of 21: 70.

participation in Powamû festival by 21: 67.

Keshena, Chief, agreement of, to land treaty 14: 31.

Keshena town

mounds near 14: 36 sqq.

treaty of 18: 816.

Keshiene, genealogy of 14: 59.

Ketchemeluk 46: 206.

Ketchewaundaugumiuk

cession of reserve at 18: 764.

reservation at 18: 700.

Ketchipauan

church built of stone 8: 224.

description of 8: 81 sqq.

Ketetas, a K`´tătäs synonym 14: 736.

Ketoowah Society

character and history of 19: 15, 225 sq.

opposition to allotment project by 19: 156.

part taken by, in Civil War 19: 148.

Ke Towa Bisena

derivation of 21: 126.

description of 21: 112.

Kettle Basket, value of, in trade 41: 158.

Kettle Falls, a Colville synonym 14: 732.

Kettle Indians. See Colville Indians.

Kettles

baskets used as 41: 201 sq.

of the Seri 17: 185*.

offerings of, to the spirits 37: 482 sq., 532.

shape of 41: 137.

soul descending chain of 37: 550.

Kevalina 46: 100, 114, 203-207.

Kewaskum’s Camp, location of 37: 99.

Kewa´tsăna, a Comanche band 14: 1045.

Kewaughtchenunaugh, an Okanagan division 14: 734.

Key, John, on Tutelo gentes 15: 244.

Key, Philip B., land-treaty witness 14: 28.

Key West Billy 5: 484, 485.

Keyauwee, fortified town of 42: 777.

Keyauwee Indians, hair on faces of 42: 683.

Keyes, Capt. A. D., defeat of Cheyenne by 17: 212.

Keymis, L., cited 30: 291.

Khasias of Northern India, moon myth of 19: 441.

Khotana 46: 127, 130.

Ki, definition of 16: 262.

Kiâhâ

description of 26: 140-143.

in Pima song 26: 338.

Papago article of trade 26: 93.

Kiáini

mention of 8: 30.

See also High-house People.

K’iakima

a pueblo of Cibola 14: 389.

description of 8: 85, 86.

legend of Estevan’s death at 14: 361.

upright stone slabs at 14: 147.

ᵗKiäklo

Hä´shi, performances of, with other gods 23: 96.

personator of 23: 67.

reception of, in Chu´pawa ki´wiᵗsinĕ 23: 72.

selection of 23: 66.

Kĭa´kwemosi

mention of 23: 447.

use of Euphorbia by 30: 52.

Kĭäläᵗsilo, order of 23: 483 sqq.

Kialegak 46: 212.

Kiana 46: 204.

Kĭa´nakwe, quadrennial dance of 23: 217-226.

K’iapkwainakwin

a Zuñi village 7: 139.

location of 14: 358.

Kiatexamut dialect 4: 147 sq., 191-194, 214 sq.

Kí-â-wa; Kiaways, Kiowa synonyms 17: 149.

Kibbe, Amos, Menomini treaty commissioner 14: 21.

Kibihi

basketry design of 38: § 445.

taming of 38: § 717.

Kichai, acknowledgment to 14: 655.

Kichai Indian

account of the 14: 1095.

Ghost dance introduced among 14: 902.

habitat and population of 7: 61, 62.

name of the Cheyenne 14: 1023.

name of the Comanche 14: 1043.

name of the Kiowa Apache 14: 1081.

name of the Sioux 14: 1057.

name of the Wichita 14: 1095.

status of the 14: 1093.

Kichai Language almost extinct 40: 5.

Kichai Village at site of Chouteau’s fort 7: 171.

Kichiaemtort, Menomini treaty signer 14: 28.

Kickapoo

absence of Ghost dance among the 14: 816.

amount of wild rice harvested by the 19: 1075.

culture hero of the 40: 375.

dice games of the 24: 72 sq.

Ghost dance among the 14: 900, 902.

in Texas, union of, with Cherokee 19: 143.

in Texas, wanderings of 19: 146.

in wild rice district 19: 1107.

junior levirate among the 40: 375.

land cession by the 14: 692.

land cessions and reservations 18: 654 sqq., 662 sqq., 678, 680, 696 sqq., 700, 738 sqq., 792, 826, 852, 854, 874, 908, 912, 946.

linguistic work among the 24: XXII.

mnemonic songs of the 10: 250.

of Oklahoma, linguistic investigation among 28: 225.

Omaha name for the 27: 102.

population of the 7: 49; 19: 1108, 1110.

Potawatomi prophet among the 14: 705.

present condition of the 14: 700.

reference to the 40: 548.

southern migration of the 14: 692.

standard of life of the 19: 1079.

stone graves of the 5: 30.

study of history of the 30: 19.

territory occupied by the 37: 77.

tribal history, migrations and settlement of the 19: 1055.

tribal signs for the 1: 470.

use of prayer stick by the 14: 697.

Kickapoo Language

an archaic Algonquian language 47: 3.

certain forms in 28: 239.

description of 28: 252-255, 258-261, 272.

independent mode in 28: 289.

pronunciation of 28: 227.

relationship of 28: 238, 244, 251, 252, 289.

See also Fox; Sauk.

Kickapoo Mythology, studied by Dr. T. Michelson 47: 2.

Kickapoo Myths, translation of, by Dr. T. Michelson 34: 16.

Kickapoo (Shawnee) Prophet

mention of 10: 508 sq.

See also Känakûk.

Kicked-Billet Race. See Ball Race.

Kicked-Stick Game

reference to 29: 527, 530.

See also Ball Race.

Kicking-Ball Game in Pima legend 28: 52.

Kicking Bear

a Ghost dance leader 14: 847.

Cheyenne scouts attacked by 14: 867.

continued retreat of 14: 867.

delegate to Wovoka 14: 820, 894.

flight of, to Bad Lands 14: 850, 852.

Ghost dance led by 14: 854.

Ghost dance mission of 14: 817.

mention of 41: 534.

operations of, in Sioux outbreak 14: 881.

Pine Ridge agency attacked by 14: 873.

portrait of 14: 853.

surrender of 14: 868.

surrender of, demand of 14: 887.

visit of, to the Arapaho 14: 798, 820.

See also T’ené-angópte.

Kicking Bird

account of 17: 216 sqq.

civilized burial of 17: 252.

declaration of peace by, in 1874 17: 204.

peaceful attitude of 17: 190.

See also T’ené-angópte.

Kicking Game

description of 45: 134 sq.

of the Winnebago 37: 121.

Kickshaws, conjuring by 30: 329, 332 sq.

Kicu, home of Katcina clan 19: 607.

Kicyuba

derivation of Tuñwup from 21: 70.

mask of Katcina clan brought from 21: 110.

sacredness of water from 21: 125.

See also Katcina Clan.

Kidder, Dr. A. V.

bulletin by 39: 24.

mention of 45: 7; 47: 1.

paper by 40: 17.

references to 29: 380, 413, 466.

Kidi-ki-tashe, Wichita name for themselves 17: 298.

Kidney

fat, of mountain goat 35: 429.

trouble, treatment of 42: 655 sq., 658, 659.

Kidneys

how stimulated by the Zuñi 30: 45, 53.

of seals, Kwakiutl 35: 453, 454, 455, 457.

Kiemile 46: 176.

Kigaltwalla, a Kwikwûlĭt synonym 14: 741.

Kigiktauik

implements and utensils from 18: 69 sq., 101, 148, 149, 159, 161, 163, 194.

legends from 18: 452-562.

mortuary customs at 18: 312 sq.

observations of E. W. Nelson at 18: 297 sq.

people of 18: 24.

tobacco implements from 18: 272, 273.

totemic painting at 18: 325.

Kihapiilani 33: 650.

Kihotoak. See Quijotoa.

Kihus, reference to 28: 150, 189.

Kihutoac, reference to 28: 51.

Kij or Kizh

number names of 19: 870.

numbers of 19: 950.

Kikiallus. See Dwamish; and others.

Kikoli rooms occupied in winter 8: 103, 104, 131.

Kîksádî, Tlingit clan

affinity of 26: 413, 421.

crests of 26: 416, 417, 434.

history of 26: 409 sq., 414.

names of 26: 421 sq.

phratry and tribe of 26: 398, 399, 400.

standing of 26: 408, 427.

sun spirit of 26: 465.

Ki´kunethe Society, description of 27: 485 sq.

Kila 33: 619, 648.

Kiła

a diagnostician 42: 615.

supernatural power of 42: 615.

See also Prophets.

Kilauwitawiñ, Alaska, Eskimo village 9: 44.

Kilcacenen, sale of land by 18: 625 sq.

Kiligmak 46: 204.

Kilik 46: 208.

Kilimantavic 46: 208.

Kilinda 46: 185.

Kill, signs for 1: 377, 437.

Killer Whale

among Kwakiutl 35:

dish 756.

house of 817.

painting of 813, 817.

soul of hunter goes to 727.

village, home of souls after death 714.

among Tlingit 26:

crest animal 416, 419, 420, 423.

house group name 400-404.

in mythology 465, 466.

mask of 436.

notions concerning 457 sq.

source of personal names 422.

Killerwhale Dish, Kwakiutl 35: 807, 809, 810, 813, 815, 816, 864, 888, 962, 991, 1349.

Killikinik

of what composed 14: 250.

See also Tobacco.

Killing, religious basis of 42: 438.

Killisnoo, people of 26: 397.

Kills-with-a-Gun. See Hâ´ñzepthó`da.

Kilmartin, ——, services of, as a scout 17: 214.

Kilns

reported occurrence of 20:

Eastern United States 54.

Middle Mississippi Valley 84.

South Appalachian province 131.

Kilpatrick, John Clark, surveyor of Cherokee boundary lines 5: 165, 168.

Kilts

ceremonial, of Tusayan 15: 263, 295.

on Antelope priests 16: 293.

of Cuñopavi Snake priests 16: 288.

of Oraibi Snake dancers 16: 294.

of the katcinas, description of 47: 869 sq.

of Tusayan, description of 16: 297 sq.

Seri, characters of 17: 224* sq.

Seri, origin of 17: 231* sq.

use of, by girls, in Hopi festivals 21: 118.

Kilu 33: 626, 654.

Kimball, Mrs. F. A., on California pictography 4: 229.

Kimball, Dr. J. P., material collected by 24: 173.

Kimberline, Jacob, capture of 42: 769.

Kimiown, Menomini treaty signer 14: 28.

Kimiti, panpipes 38: § 566.

Kimmswick, Mo.

occurrence of salt-making vessels at 20: 28, 29.

remains at 44: 484-488.

Kimooenim, location of 14: 745.

Kin symbol in the codices 16: 233, 235, 263.

Kin Names of Siouan Indians 15: 177.

Kinahan, G. H., cup sculptures described by 10: 194.

K`íñähíate, death of 17: 271.

Kinai Language, asserted to bear analogies to the Mexican 7: 86.

Kinak 46: 192.

Kinawas, a Kiowa synonym 17: 149.

Kin chē-ĕss, address of 1: 521.

Kincolith, tribes at 26: 409.

Kinderhook, Ill., fraudulent copper plates 4: 247.

Kindred, identification of, among Seri 17: 272*.

Kiñep, a Kiowa division 14: 1079; 17: 228.

King, ——, cited 30: 42, 51, 62.

King, Cussetah, on Cherokee attitude in war of 1812 19: 89.

King, Capt. James 46: 213.

King, John, and Thomas Glasscock, protest by, against treaty of 1785 5: 155.

King, R., sale of land to 18: 671.

King, Richard 46: 270.

King, Col. Samuel L.

acknowledgment to 42: 759.

information furnished by 42: 752.

King, use of the term 44: 214.

King George Men, application of name 14: 721.

King Island

clothing from 18: 39, 41 sq.

description of village on 18: 254 sq.

implements from 18: 103-149.

mention of 46: 93, 182.

ornaments from 18: 47.

people of 18: 26.

tobacco implements from 18: 274.

transportation apparatus from 18: 209, 220, 224, 228.

King Island Eskimo

adventure of E. W. Nelson with 18: 296.

hospitality of 18: 297.

method of obtaining subsistence in famine of 18: 295 sq.

trading voyages by 18: 230.

King Islanders

knives with animal figures of 46: 175.

mention of 46: 87, 197.

visits to Nome in summer of 46: 97.

King William County, Va., modern pottery of 20: 152.

King Wolsey’s Pinole Treaty, account of 26: 50 sq.

Kingbeil, William, on partial cremation 1: 151.

“Kingdom of Hacus,” name for Acoma 47: 23.

Kingfisher

and his nephew, Iroquois tale 2: 108, 110.

in Menomini myth 14: 116.

myths concerning 14: 228 sq., 455.

plumage of, origin of 30: 212.

Kingnaitmiut Eskimo Tribe, situation of 6: 424.

King’s Dance, description of 47: 306.

King’s Highway, or Camino Real 42: 828-833.

Kings Mountain, battle at 19: 57.

King’s River

land cessions and reservations 18: 814, 860, 864 sqq., 892.

reserve, abandonment of 18: 822.

King’s Salt Works, W. Va., trail to 42: 752.

King’s Spring, Indian settlement around 42: 759.

Kingsborough, Lord

cited on symbolic colors 11: 532.

Dresden Codex copies by order of 6: 262.

mention of 1: 210.

“Mexican Antiquities” of, cited 3: 23, 27, 50, 52, 53, 54, 56, 65, 391; 4: 169; 6: 266.

skull glyph pictured by 16: 250.

Kingsborough, Edward, quoted on Indian medical practice 9: 594.

Kingsborough, Robert

on Mendoza Codex 19: 945 sqq.

on Vatican Codex 19: 947 sq.

Kingsley, Jno. S.

on Cochiti 29: 439.

on Laguna 29: 540.

on Poguate 29: 539.

on San Felipe 29: 500.

Kingsport, Tenn., trails of 42: 749, 758.

Kingston, R. L., on natal customs 30: 323.

Kingston, Tenn.

important fort at 42: 745.

trail from, to the west 42: 835, 836.

Kinia Dance

a woman’s dance 42: 528.

description of 42: 528.

mention of 42: 524.

Kiniak 46: 189.

Kinichkakmo, representation of, in the codices 16: 218, 219, 248.

Kini-na-e-kai, Navaho name of Casa Blanca 16: 104.

Kinipetu or Agutit Eskimo, situation of 6: 450, 451.

Kinisteno. See Cree.

Kiniwas, a Kiowa synonym 17: 149.

Kinkrash’s Band

cession of reserve for 18: 762.

reservation for 18: 740.

Kinnazinde; Kinna Zindé; Kinne Zinde

ruin of 17: 534.

ruin of, description of 22, i: 134.

ruin of, examination of 5: XXIV, XXV.

Kinney, Thomas W., photographs of earthenware spools furnished by 20: 44.

Kinnikinic. See Pipe Smoking.

Kinnikinnick 33: 107.

Kino, Father Eusebio Francisco

account of 26: 27 sq.; 28: 56.

Casa Grande visited by 13: LVI, 296; 15: 323, 345; 28: 54.

exploration by 17: 57-60.

map by 17: 64.

name Casa Grande given by 28: 33.

on effect of Gila flood 26: 67.

on Pima villages 26: 20.

on Quivira 29: 565.

references to 28: 46, 55, 82, 91, 220.

Kinoke, genealogy of 14: 49.

Ḳi´-noⁿ Ceremony 39: 69-76.

Ḳi´-noⁿ Song 39: 70.

Ḳi´-noⁿ Wi´-gi-e 39: 71 sq.; 43: 96 sq.

Kinship

groups, in tribal society 15: CIV.

groups of the Osage 27: 58-61.

how promoted among primitive peoples 15: CVIII.

influence of, on tribal organization. 19: XLIX.

nomenclature 15: 176, 204.

of Tusayan villagers 15: 252.

Omaha affinities of 3: 255.

Omaha classes of 3: 252.

Omaha, consanguineous 3: 253.

Omaha, partial 3: 252-258.

Omaha, peculiarities of 3: 254.

organization, egoism reflected in 19: 831.

organization systemized 15: 200.

rule among Siouan tribes 15: 213.