Part I. SUBJECT INDEX (continued 16)
Reading edition
linguistic researches of, in California 23: XXXV.
manuscript deposited by 36: 28.
material collected by 24: 56, 71, 271, 384, 404, 501, 549, 556, 622, 663, 706, 735, 751, 753.
mention of 41: 374.
notebooks from 37: 26.
on Arapaho language 28: 235.
on ball juggling, Ita Eskimo 24: 712.
on buzz, Ita Eskimo 24: 753.
on Cheyenne myths 19: 441, 449, 452, 465 sq.
on Cheyenne prefix 28: 236.
on Eskimo myths 19: 443.
on football, Ita Eskimo 24: 701.
on hand-and-foot ball, Gros Ventres 24: 706.
on hand game, Gros Ventres 24: 271.
on hoop and pole, Arapaho 24: 443.
on hoop and pole, Cheyenne 24: 446.
on hoop and pole, Uncompahgre Ute 24: 501.
on ring and pin, Ita Eskimo 24: 549.
to prepare volume on California Indians 34: 24.
work of 24: XXIII, XXVI; 26: XXI, XXVI; 36: 27 sq.; 37: 26; 39: 23.
Krüg, L., on Porto Rican pictography 25: 149.
Kruhm, Henry, steatite quarry on farm of 15: 127.
Kta-i Tupakshi, Standing Rock, Oregon 10: 106.
K’´tătäs, a Pĭskwaus band 14: 736.
K’tătäs-lĕ´ma, a K’´tătäs synonym 14: 736.
Ku 33: 303, 649, 654.
Kua-ke. See Quake.
Kualii
mention of 33: 626, 642.
song of 33: 296, 313, 316, 319, 320, 339, 635.
Kualing, 46: 203.
Kuamma, bamboo flute 38: § 560.
Kuapakaa 33: 301, 312, 316, 324, 620, 650.
Kuari, black dye 38: § 30.
Kuáru River, Alaska, position of 9: 29.
Kuatami. See Siletz Reserve.
K`úato; K`u´ato
a Kiowa division 14: 1079, 1080.
account of 17: 157, 227, 229.
dialect of the 17: 390.
Kuauamoa 33: 663.
Kubary, J. S.
on Melanesian labretifery 3: 80.
on Samoan deformation of the head 3: 148.
Kubok 46: 204.
Kuch, meaning of 16: 225.
Küchaptüvela
former site of Walpi 17: 578.
ruin, description of 17: 585.
Kûdyĭgi, use of term by Eskimo 9: 79 sq.
Kuehne. See Kino.
Kuhl, J., mention of 46: 333, 336, 370.
Ku-itc Villages, location of 7: 134.
Kuiu island, source of Tlingit clans 26: 408.
Kuiu, Tlingit town 26: 397.
Kuiu, Tlingit tribe
clans and house groups of 26: 401.
history of 26: 410.
mention of 26: 396.
phratries and clans of 26: 399.
related to Henya 26: 408.
Kuiukuk 46: 188.
Kujulik 46: 188.
Kukailani 33: 635.
Kukak 46: 187.
Kukaniloku 33: 339.
Kūk Hît tān, Tlingit clan
history of 26: 412 sq.
phratry and tribe of 26: 400.
Kukulcan, elements of the term 16: 225.
Kukuliak 46: 212.
Küküchomo Ruins, description of 17: 586.
Kükütc Clan
house of, entrance of Pamürti procession into 21: 28.
house of, Teakwaina masks in 21: 29.
member of Patki group, mention of 19: 596.
prayer stick given to member of 21: 30.
Kükütc-Tuwa, Lizard-Sand clan, advent of, at Walpi 19: 585.
Kukutcomo, habitation of, by Isauû clan 21: 112.
Kŭkwak!um 35: 806, 811.
Kulanapan
and Chimarikan verbal correspondences 7: 63.
family, mention of 7: 87 sqq.
stock, implements employed by, in stick games 24: 227.
stock, tribes of the 24:
Gualala 284, 594.
Pomo 131, 247, 289, 413, 478, 550, 594, 771.
Kulepe 33: 663.
Kulimina
legends concerning 30: 126.
woman created by 30: 126, 142.
Kullas-Palus, a synonym of Pend d’Oreille 14: 731.
Kulúiagrua, Meade River, Alaska
description of 9: 29.
Eskimo fishing in 9: 58.
Kulukak 46: 251, 252, 256.
Kululin 46: 208.
Kulvagavik 46: 192.
Kulwoguwigumut
implements and utensils from 18: 69, 85 sq., 114.
ornaments from 18: 45, 46.
tobacco implements from 18: 279.
Kumbi Natacka
description of 21: 72.
participation in Powamû festival by 21: 67.
Kumlien, Ludwig
acknowledgment to 6: 409.
cited 6: 412, 471, 474, 475, 482, 483, 524, 549, 550, 567, 589, 596, 606, 607, 610.
on Eskimo amulets 9: 437.
on Eskimo archery 9: 207.
on Eskimo arrows 9: 201.
on Eskimo childbirth customs 9: 415.
on Eskimo fishing 9: 287.
on Eskimo harpoons 9: 221.
on Eskimo knives 9: 161.
on Eskimo lance 9: 242.
on Eskimo masks 9: 370.
on Eskimo snowshoes 9: 352.
on Eskimo umiak 9: 343.
on exchange of wives by Eskimo 9: 413.
on marriage ceremonies of Eskimo 9: 411.
on method of carrying infants by Eskimo 9: 416.
Kumlien Mounds
location of 37: 99.
number of 37: 100.
Kumpa, office of 47: 258.
Kumu, a name for turu drink 38: § 270.
Kumukahi 33: 627.
Kuñchalpi, probable original home of Patki clans 19: 597.
Kunkaak, meaning of 17: 124 sqq.
Kûñmúdliñ, habitat of 9: 43, 45, 46, 47.
Kunnesee, part taken by, in Creek war 19: 97.
Kunque
analogy of, to flour in Spanish carnival 9: 509 sq.
use of, by Apache and Pueblo 9: 508-511.
Kunti, application of the name 42: 692.
Kûn´ûgän, history of 18: 306.
Kunz, G. F.
on Chiriquian methods of plaiting 6: 39.
on use of insects as models in casting metals 6: 38.
Kupreanof Island, people of 26: 410, 411.
Kupua 33: 300 sqq., 306, 620, 625, 629.
Kupûñmiun, habitat of 9: 45, 48, 49.
Kurahus
articles furnished by, in Hako ceremony 22, ii: 20.
ceremony and dress of 22, ii: 26, 58, 59, 60, 296.
duties of 22, ii: 19, 26.
gifts to 22, ii: 260.
meaning of title 22, ii: 15.
preparation for Hako ceremony by 22, ii: 26.
preparation of, for journey to the sun 22, ii: 59, 60.
Kuraua, Bromelia
cultivation of 38: § 246.
for bow-strings 38: § 127.
for hammocks 38: § 459.
for leg ornaments 38: § 552.
for nets 38: § 201.
for twine 38: § 64-71.
for whips 38: § 842, 845.
Kurile Islands, use of harpoon flakes in 13: 171.
Kurmuri, lanceolate composite head arrow 38: § 137.
Kurohara, timber for boats 38: § 794.
Kurok, The, a memorial ceremony 41: 61.
Kurri-kurri Bird, cursing of, rain caused by 30: 267, 345.
Kururumanni. See Kororomanna.
Kuruwatti, Renealmia escaltata
for eye disease 38: § 927.
for tattooing 38: § 510.
pigment 38: § 28.
Kurz, Frederick
discussion of E. T. Denig by 46: 384 sqq.
journal of, copied for Bureau 41: 6.
manuscript of, in preparation 48: 13.
portrait of E. T. Denig painted by, mention of 46: 386.
Kusa. See Coça; Coosa; Creeks.
Kusan. See Siletz Reserve.
Kusan Family, mention of 7: 89.
Kusharu, a sacred place 22, ii: 284.
Kushibir, level for hammock making 38: § 466.
Ku´shilowa
location of 23: 131.
prayer plumes deposited at 23: 131.
Ku´shpĕlu, a synonym of Pend d’Oreille 14: 731.
Kushunuk
bladder feast at 18: 382-391.
carving of mythic animal from 18: 447 sq.
collections from 18: 196.
description of 18: 249 sq.
implements and utensils from 18: 69, 72, 87, 103, 104, 106, 107, 109, 110, 141-144, 148, 149, 155, 162 sqq., 167-170, 172, 189, 191, 192.
manufactures from 18: 204.
mention of 46: 170.
mortuary customs at 18: 317.
ornaments from 18: 46, 62.
people of 18: 26.
personal adornments of people of 18: 45.
tobacco implements from 18: 273-280.
toys from 18: 345 sq.
transportation apparatus from 18: 220, 224, 226.
Kushutuk
mortuary feast at 18: 378.
ornaments from 18: 55.
Kusilvak, branch of Yukon, people living on 18: 26.
Kuskokwagmut, range of 18: 26.
Kuskokwim Bay 46: 191, 193.
Kuskokwim River
archeology of 46: 165.
ceremonial objects from 18: 400-403, 406, 408-412.
clothing of people of 18: 32, 36, 41, 43.
Eskimo 46: 225, 361.
explorations of 18: 19; 46: 126, 127, 128.
implements and utensils from 18: 68, 74, 83, 87, 92, 106, 107, 137, 143, 145, 147.
inquiries about 46: 49.
manufactures from 18: 204.
masks from 3: 129-132.
memorial images on 18: 319.
natives from, on the Yukon 46: 67.
old sites 46: 171.
ornaments from 18: 45, 58, 60.
people living on 18: 26 sq.
portage to Yukon 46: 127.
totemic carving from 18: 323 sq.
toys from 18: 346.
transportation apparatus from 18: 223, 225.
Kuskovak 46: 192.
Kuslevak Mountains, houses at base of 18: 248.
Kut 46: 195.
Kutca, description of 21: 106.
Kutca Mana, description of 21: 106.
Kutca Natacka, description of 21: 72.
Kutcahonauû, employment of, to draw picture of katcinas 21: 13.
Kutcha-Kutchin 46: 130, 150.
Kutchin
hand game of the 24: 272.
mention of 46: 130.
population of the 7: 56.
Kutenai Indians
account of the 14: 731.
association of, with Pend d’Oreilles 45: 319 sq.
bags made by 45: 220.
change in territory of 45: 319.
characteristics of 45: 325.
divisions of 45: 306.
habitat of 14: 805; 45: 306 sq.
hand game of the 24: 276, 285 sqq.
name of, in sign language 45: 147.
paper on, mention of 40: 17.
population of 45: 314.
wars of, with Coeur d’Alêne 45: 124 sq.
wars of, with Okanagan group 45: 258.
See also Kootenai Indians.
Kutenai Language, grammar of 26: XXII.
Kutenai Tales 36: 31.
Kutenay. See Kitunahan Family.
Kutnahin, Chitimacha chief diety 42: 707.
Kutneha, a synonym of the Kutenai 14: 731.
Kû´tsano´t, a former Yakima chief 14: 737.
Kutz
definition of 16: 261.
symbol in Troano Codex 16: 240, 263.
Ku-ukâmûkam, Apache chief 26: 54.
Ku´u Ki, Pima village 26: 23.
Kuvĭk, Pima magician 26: 349.
Kuwapi, account of Messiah by 14: 799.
K!uxîne´dî, Tlingit clan
crests of 26: 417.
phratry and tribe of 26: 398.
Ku-yamma, fish trap 38: § 194.
Kuyawas, a Kiowa synonym 17: 149.
Kuye´dî, Tlingit clan
history of 26: 410.
phratry and tribe of 26: 399.
Ku-yu, glass bead apron 38: § 550.
Ku-zhi-si-e, assistance rendered by 42: 14.
Ku´-zhi-wa-tse
an Osage warrior 39: 177.
military honors of 39: 178.
Kvichak 46: 190.
Kvigak 46: 194.
Kvigatluk 46: 194.
Kvig-miut 46: 200.
Kviguk 46: 199.
Kvikhtag 46: 196.
Kvinkhak 46: 200.
Kvit-Tsow, name applied to Wovoka 14: 765.
Kwaa, Antelope priest, description of 19: 984 sq.
Kwactapabi, Ala-Leñya clan at 19: 591.
Kwacus Alek taka
derivation of 21: 125.
description of 21: 108, 109.
Kwa´hădi, a Comanche band 14: 1045.
Kwáhadi Comanche
hostile attitude of 17: 188, 193.
hostility of, in 1874 17: 202.
medicine-man of 17: 201.
Kwahadk`
allies of Pima 26: 200.
as potters 26: 124, 129, 130.
cattle introduced by, into Pimería 26: 85.
epidemic among 26: 59.
in fights with Apache 26: 53 sq.
intermarriage with Pima 26: 186.
in “tizwin drunk” at Gila Crossing 26: 63.
paint brushes made by 26: 104.
teeth 36: 160.
trade with Pima 26: 96, 124, 129.
treatment of 26: 58.
Kwahadt. See Quahatika.
Kwahu
appearance of, in Soyaluña 21: 25.
description of 21: 77.
personation of, in Pamürti 21: 27, 29.
personation of, in Powamû 21: 32.
personation of, in Tcivato kiva 21: 30.
Kwaiantikwoket, habitat of 7: 110.
Kwaituki, description of ruin of 8: 56 sq.
Kwakiutl
chitons not eaten by the 35: 483.
cradling of infant of 35: 666.
customs concerning birth 35: 651-657.
customs concerning canoe building 35: 615.
customs concerning currants 35: 616.
customs concerning drinking before meals 35: 377.
customs concerning eating 35: 607, 750.
customs concerning felling of trees 35: 617.
customs concerning fern roots 35: 521 sq., 616.
customs concerning fish cleaning 35: 382.
customs concerning halibut spawn 35: 378.
customs concerning kelp fish 35: 393.
customs concerning new berry-baskets 35: 607.
customs concerning rinsing mouth 35: 377.
customs concerning salmon 35: 304, 328, 329, 609.
customs concerning sea-slugs 35: 476.
customs concerning seals 35: 607, 608.
customs concerning stripping of cedar bark 35: 131, 616.
customs concerning twins 35: 674.
customs regarding blood of halibut 35: 1324.
customs regarding breath of warriors 35: 1366, 1372.
customs regarding fishing tackle 35: 1323.
customs regarding hauling of halibut 35: 1323.
customs regarding use of hemlock wreaths 35: 1364 sq.
customs regarding warriors’ wives 35: 1367.
deformation of head among 35: 670.
games of the 24:
bean shooter 760.
dice games 131, 189, 196.
hand game 319 sq., 321.
hidden ball 370.
hoop and pole 421, 519-522.
quoits 725.
ring and pin 528, 559.
shuttlecock 718.
stick games 263.
unclassified games 784 sqq.
intermarriage with Tlingit 26: 423.
language of the 26: XXI.
manner of cooking perch 35: 411.
manuscript on, by Dr. F. Boas 37: 20.
marriage customs among 17: 286*.
myth of the 10: 479.
mythology of the 24: 521.
no distinction in terms between paternal and maternal lines 31: 495.
paper on 40: 17.
removal of, to Fort Rupert 35: 976 sq.
secret society dances of 26: 436.
settlement of, at Qālogwis 35: 1386.
shaman of 35: 728.
social divisions of 35: 795-835.
tattooing of 10: 407.
totemic carvings of 10: 391.
tribe, mention of 7: 129.
weather charm of 35: 630.
Kwakrsân, exploit of 26: 44.
Kwakwantû
a society of Patki clan 19: 595.
religious society at Walpi, source and census of 19: 623, 629.
Kwakwantû Fraternity, ceremonies celebrated by 21: 23.
Kwálakwai, Hano tradition related by 8: 35.
Kwamaraka, evil due to 30: 349.
Kwa-muhu, legend concerning 30: 129.
Kwana. See Parker, Quanah.
Kwapa
account of the 15: 193.
a Ȼegiha division 15: 162.
beliefs, reference to 11: 393.
beliefs, researches concerning 11: XXXII.
gentile organization of the 15: 229.
language, study of 15: XLVIII, LIII.
origin of the 15: 191.
study of the 15: LXXIII.
Kwataka, a Hopi monster 17: 691.
Kwatoka
bird personation of, representative of sun 21: 122.
Hano name for 21: 126.
Kwavanompi, religious society from, at Walpi 19: 623.
Kwavonampi, home of Pakab clans 19: 608.
Kway. See Kuyu.
Kwayo
appearance of, in Soyaluña 21: 25.
comparison of, with others 21: 81.
personation of, in Pamürti 21: 27, 29.
K!wēk!waxā´wēᵋ, a name of Raven 31: 645.
Kwe´lele
a Zuñi deity 30: 56.
costume and decoration of 23: 134.
Kwetcap tutwi, sacred pueblo of the Snake people of Tusayan 8: 18.
Kwewû
derivation of 21: 125.
description of 21: 103.
picture of, in house of war god 21: 25.
Kwēxa 35: 811.
Kwēxag·ila 35: 1221.
Kwiguk 46: 199.
Kwikak 46: 198.
Kwikhpak 46: 127.
Kwikluak 46: 199.
Kwikpak 46: 199.
Kwikwû´līt, sketch of the 14: 741.
Kwinak 46: 191.
Kwiñapa, site of old Patki pueblo 19: 597.
Kwirana Society, reference to 29: 551.
Kwīyamä´ `ᴬ`, reference to 40: 501.
Kwohitsauq, a name applied to Wovoka 14: 765, 771.
Kwŭ’da, a Kiowa synonym 14: 1078.
Kwú’dă´, a Kiowa synonym 17: 149, 152.
K’yäkima, a town of Cibola 13: 326.
Kyäklo, impersonation of 47: 690.
Kyä´klu, a Zuñi personage 15: 312.
K’yä´klu of Zuñi mythology 13: 406.
Kyamüryawû, ceremonies celebrated in 21: 21.
Kyaways, a Kiowa synonym 17: 149.
L
La Asumpta
Anza expedition at 44: 48.
Portola expedition at 44: 37, 42.
La Brea Canyon, asphalt from 44: 105.
La Carpinteria Creek, mention of 44: 35.
La Crosse, Wis., copies made of pictographs near 10: XIV.
La Flèche, Francis
acknowledgment to 11: 362.
cited in Omaha Sociology 3: passim.
cited on beliefs 11: 373.
cited on berdaches 11: 378.
on fetishism 11: 413.
quoted on Indian beliefs 11: 420, 524.
quoted on shamanism 11: 393.
See also La Flesche, Francis.
La Flèche, Joseph
acknowledgment to 11: 362.
cited in Omaha Sociology 3: passim.
cited on Indian beliefs 11: 371, 386, 526.
cited on shamanism 11: 392.
cited on Siouan customs 11: 390.
on Omaha armor 13: 287.
on Omaha arrowshafts 13: 286.
on Omaha mats 13: 275.
on Omaha saddles 13: 280.
on Omaha war-clubs 13: 283.
See also La Flesche, Joseph.
La Flèche, Suesette, cited on fetishes 11: 416.
La Flesche, Dr. Francis
acknowledgments to 29: 12; 41: 494.
aid rendered to Alice C. Fletcher by 22, ii: 13.
as joint author 27: 14, 30.
collections made by 33: 36; 39: 27.
contributor to Bureau 48: 1189.
ethnologic research by 32: 22.
information furnished by 40: 377.
mention of 32: 9.
obituary of 48: 1221.
on bull-roarer, Omaha 24: 750.
on European games, Omaha 24: 797.
on grass-stalk drills 13: 279.
on hidden ball, Omaha 24: 366.
on hoop and pole, Omaha 24: 516.
on Indian ghost food 9: 527.
on Omaha place names 29: 97 sq.
on pop-gun, Omaha 24: 759 sq.
on snow-snake, Omaha 24: 419 sq.
on tops, Omaha 24: 747.
papers by 42: 16; 44: 15.
petroglyphs described by 10: 91 sq.
quoted 41: 549, 591.
researches of, among Osage 27: 69.
retirement of 47: 14.
special work by 32: 9.
specimens collected by 34: 30; 37: 30.
systematic research by 33: 26.
wi´-gi-e obtained by 38: p. 8, 9.
work of 30: 10; 31: 8, 20; 34: 18 sqq.; 35: 20 sqq.; 37: 14 sqq.; 38: p. 8 sq.; 39: 16 sqq.; 40: 8 sq.; 41: 10 sq., 33, 57, 87, 111; 42: 13 sq.; 43: 9 sq.; 45: 6; 46: 10; 47: 8.
See also La Flèche, Francis.
La Flesche, Frank, on source of Omaha medicine rituals 14: 62.
La Flesche, Joseph
account of 27: 619, 631-634.
death of 27: 224.
references to 27: 30, 118, 624.
remarks of 27: 638.
tribal relics saved by 27: 222.
See also La Flèche, Joseph.
La Fort, D., Onondaga manuscript of 6: XXXI.
La Fortune, Father ——, 46: 31, 86, 87, 172, 181.
La Harpe, Bernard de
cited 7: 61.
mention of Kiowa Apache by 17: 251.
on Dakota eating wild rice 19: 1085.
on Dakota storing wild rice in home-made sacks 19: 1072.
on Dakota use of wild rice 19: 1046.
on Dakota villages 19: 1047.
on Le Sueur building fort to effect treaty between Dakota and Ojibwa 19: 1039.
La Hontan, Baron A. L. de D. de
cited 4: 113; 12: 675.
cited on practices of Algonquian medicine-men 7: 151 sq.
on Algonquian treatment of disease 14: 140.
on Assiniboin habitat 15: 190 sq.
on Huron games 24: 108, 243, 589.
Oto met by 15: 195.
La Laguna, synonym for Syujtun 44: 41.
La Laguna de la Concepcion, name for Syujtun 44: 40.
La Mano del Mundo, Pima chief 26: 21.
La Metairie, ——, Arkansas noted by 15: 193.
La Natividad, arrival of Alvarado at 14: 409.
La Paz, colony at, under Cortez 14: 352.
La Pérouse, J. F. G. de
on hand game, Rumsen 24: 283.
on hoop and pole, Rumsen 24: 472.
on labrets 3: 87, 88.
on stick game, Tlingit 24: 246.
La Petit, Mathurin, cited 12: 653.
La Plata Valley 4: 315.
La Platte, dice game, Pawnee 24: 101 sq.
La Playa, application of name to Burton Mound 44: 59.
La Playe, a synonym of Comanche 14: 1043.
La Playes, identification of 17: 166.
La Pointe of Lake Superior, treaties of 18: 776 sq., 794 sqq.
La Pointe Chippewa, land cessions and reservations by 18: 794, 796, 820.
La Revetta, ball game, Tarahumare 24: 677.
La Salle
in Matagonda Bay 42: 829.
in Mississippi Valley 14: 14.
La Salle, Robert C.
Kiowa Apache mentioned by 14: 1081; 17: 248.
on horses among Indians 17: 161.
on the Kwapa in 1681 15: 193.
quoted on use of corn by Indians in burials 9: 513.
La Tour, Brion de, on Acoma 29: 543, 545.
La Valle Man Mound
outline of 37: 97.
plat of, by Canfield 37: 102.
La Vega, Garcilasso de, cited 12: 626, 647, 649, 688.
La Voy, Merle 46: 31, 101, 103, 106, 112, 114, 167.
Laa. See Gui; Quii.
Laala. See Gui.
Laălax-sᵋendayu 35: 807.
Laaptin, a Sahaptin synonym 14: 744.
Laari-api-niza 16: 262.
Laba. See Lapa.
Labadi, Agent ——, mission of, to Texan Indians 17: 181.
Labaria Snake, association of, with armadillo 38: § 165.
Labba, Coelogenys sp.
hunting of 38: § 164.
taming of 38: § 716.
Labor (= toil)
and sex, Guiana Indian 38: § 899-903.
assistance in, by clan 47: 39.
attitude toward 46: 553.
cooperative 47: 477.
division of 11: 271, 542; 39: 288; 40: 339; 42: 384-388, 700; 45: 330, 453, 624; 46: 463, 505; 47: 33, 501.
division of, among the Kawia 26: 153.
division of, among the Pima 26: 150, 153.
division of, among the Pueblos 26: 153.
division of, between the sexes 44: 228 sq.
hours of 42: 399, 443.
See also Occupation.
Labor (= parturition)
mention of, Guiana Indian 38: § 904 sqq.
women in, treatment of 30: 322, 346.
See also Childbirth; Lying-in.
Labphak, bas-reliefs at 19: 672.
Labrador
coast of, reference to 28: 290.
difference of, from Yukon 46: 83.
Eskimo of 7: 73; 46: 227, 230, 318, 329.
Eskimo population of 7: 75.
ethnologic work in 10: XXIV.
ethnology of 11: 167.
myths from 11: 264.
researches in 41: 106.
skeletal remains in 46: 323, 364.
See also Eskimo, Labrador.
Labrador Tea. See Ledum Groenlandicum.
Labretifery
among the Tlingit 3: 82.
from Darien to Honduras 3: 77.
geographical distribution of 3: 79, 83, 86, 92.
in Brazil 3: 84.
in Central America 3: 84.
in Kadiak 3: 89.
in Mexico 3: 85.
in New Ireland 3: 86.
in Sitka 3: 87.
mention of 3: 77-92, 146.
north of Puget Sound 3: 87.
origin of 3: 147.
significance of distribution of 3: 82.
symbolic interpretation of 3: 81.
Labrets
clay, occurrence of, eastern United States 20: 25, 43, 83.
lancets for making incisions for 9: 144.
of Alaska 46: 83.
of the Eskimo 18: 44-50.
of the Eskimo, description of 9: 143-148.
of the Eskimo, glass stopples used for 9: 145.
of the Tlingit 26: 437.
plug for enlarging hole for 9: 144.
sign of rank, Tsimshian 31: 431 note.
tubes used for, by Indians 9: 497 sq.
See also Labretifery; Lip.
Lac Courte Oreille, first permanent Ojibwa settlement at 19: 1041.
Lac Courte Oreille Chippewa, selection of reserve for 18: 862.
Lac Courte Oreille Reserve
establishment of 18: 796.
removal of Indians from 18: 856.
Lac du Flambeau, first permanent Ojibwa settlement at 19: 1041.
Lac du Flambeau Reserve
establishment of 18: 794.
removal of Indians from 18: 856.
Lachesis Mutus. See Bush-master Snake.
Lachimi River
mention of 14: 553.
See also Yaqui; Yaquimi.
Lacinaria, species of, used medicinally 42: 660.
Lacinaria Pycnostachya, a life symbol 36: 135.
Lacinaria Scariosa
mention of 33: 133 sq.
use of 44: 290, 366.
Lackey, J. W., grant of land to 18: 671.
Lacombe, Rev. Albert
on Cree forms 28: 243, 246, 247, 248, 250, 252, 290.
on etymology of pemmican 14: 1067.
on jeu de hasard 24: 69.
reference to 28: 239, 241.
reference to work of 40: 28.
Lacooche, Fla., excavations at 47: 2.
Lacrosse
borrowed by the whites 24: 32.
ceremonial 37: 190.
game of 37: 120 sq.
origin of game of 14: 130.
played at adoption feast 40: 359.
played by the 24:
Chippewa 567.
Hurons 563, 564.
Miami 569.
Penobscot 571.
Sauk and Foxes 572.
Shawnee 573.
Skokomish 609.
Winnebago 616.
played by the Menomini 14: 244.
Lactuca Canadensis
medicinal constituents of 44: 304.
medicinal properties of 44: 301.
use of 44: 290, 350.
Lad and the Chestnuts, Iroquois tale 2: 97.
Ladd, G. T., on reality 20: CLXXXVIII.
Ladd, H. O.
on Pecos 29: 476.
on Picuris 29: 193.
on Puaray 29: 524.
on San Lazaro 29: 491.
on San Marcos 29: 551.
Ladder Design 41: 319, 320.
Ladders
arrangement of, in Tusayan kiva 8: 121.
bush-rope 38: § 787.
description of 8: 156-162.
for kivas, description of 47: 31.
openings for, in roofs 8: 205.
second-story terrace of Tusayan reached principally by 8: 182.
significance of position of, in kivas 8: 135.
used to enter houses 47: 29.
Ladles
clay, from Wolpi 2: 385.
clay, from Zuñi 2: 360.
collection of Indian 3: 56, 575.
from Awatobi, description of 17: 624.
from Pueblo ruins in Arizona, features of 22, i: 63 sq.
from Pueblo ruins in Arizona, figures showing 22, i: 62, 63.
from Sikyatki, description of 17: 655.
Gulf Coast group 20: 106, 109, 110.
of the Eskimo 18: 65-70.
of the Eskimo, of bone 9: 104 sq.
of the Eskimo, of horn 9: 104.
of the Kwakiutl 35: 258, 259, 261, 276, 277, 292, 301, 333, 337, 339, 340, 341, 357, 362, 757.
of the Nenenot 11: 302.
of the Omaha 13: 277.
wooden 42: 689.
See also Pottery.
Ladley, Lieut. O. D., time chart loaned by 4: 94.
Lady Fern. See Athyrium Felixfemina.
Lady Slipper
in Cherokee lore 19: 420.
use of 44: 289; 45: 506.
See also Cypripedium Hirsutum.
Lady’s Bouquet 33: 115.
Laet, Juan de 25: 68.
Lafitau, Joseph François
cited 1: 182; 12: 668, 674.
cited on sacred powder of Indians 9: 512.
illustration by, of council mats 13: 19.
illustrations of uses of earthenware vessels from 20: 26, 32.
on earthenware drums among Iroquois 20: 34.
on Indian burial customs 5: 29.
on Indian sugar making 20: 32 sq.
on Pamunkey initiatory shelters 13: 14.
on the use of shell pendants 2: 256.
on the use of wampum 2: 243.
on the use of wampum belts 2: 250.
on tossed ball, Abnaki 24: 708.
Laguna, Juan Bautista de, on Tarasco numerals 19: 909.
Laguna
abandonment of 13: 261.
arrival of Asanyumu at 8: 30.
clanship at 47: 352.
collection from 2: 399.
division in 47: 348.
immigrants from, at Isleta 47: 205.
migration from 47: 348 sq.
moiety traits of 47: 351 sq.
population of 7: 83.
pueblo, act of Congress affecting 18: 922.
pueblo of 14: 525.
reference to katcinas of 47: 1020, 1056, 1079.
Snake rites at 16: 310.
work at 19: XIV.
Laguna Colony of Oraibi 47: 348-537.
Laguna Dictionary 36: 28.
Laguna Fathers
initiation ceremony of 47: 315 sqq.
names of 47: 268.
specialists among 47: 267.
Laguna Fathers Society
origin of 47: 267.
specialization within 47: 266.
Laguna Immigrants
assimilation of 47: 353.
list of 47: 349 sq.
Laguna Immigration, comparison of, with Tewa 47: 357.
Laguna Indians, Tewa name for 29: 574.
Lahannas, probable identification of 14: 732.
Lahontan. See Arikara.
Laidlaw Brothers, Iroquoian pottery collected by 20: 170.
Laielohelohe 33: 332, 628.
Läitanes, a synonym of the Comanche 14: 1043.
Lākᵘ-ān. See Klukwan.
Lake, E. R., on absence of wild rice in Oregon 19: 1031.
Lake Andes, S. Dak., reference to 27: 73.
Lake Champlain
occurrence of Iroquoian pottery near 20: 168.
stone implements at 13: 63.
Lake Chapala, Cherokee in vicinity of 19: 146.
Lake Chelan, pictographs at 4: 26.
Lake Dwellings
corn-crushers from 13: 87.
fabrics from Swiss 3: 403, 412, 413, 418, 420.
throwing-stones in 13: 99.
Lake Erie, trail to 42: 786, 840.
Lake Erie Region
Iroquoian occupation of 20: 169.
occurrence of Iroquoian pottery in 20: 171.
Lake Flathead, a name of the Pend d’Oreilles 45: 296.
Lake George, occurrence of Iroquoian pottery near 20: 168.
Lake Huron, tribes of 30: 19.
Lake Huron Region
Iroquoian occupation of 20: 169.
Iroquoian pottery from 20: 171.
pipes of 20: 173.
Lake Indians
account of the 14: 732.
basketry of 41: 133, 154, 155, 205, 413.
imbrication among the 41: 140.
shapes of baskets of 41: 138, 141.
Lake Koshkonong
archeologic map of 37: 99.
mounds of 37: 97, 98, 100 sqq.
Lake Long, flat-topped mounds on 44: 411.
Lake Maxeeniekuekee, treaty of 18: 752.
Lake Mendota, effigy mounds at 37: 98.
Lake Michigan
reference to 27: 72.
tribes of 30: 19.
Lake Michigan Region
pottery from 20: 196.
resemblance of Canadian pottery to that of 20: 171.
resemblance of Piedmont Virginia ware to 20: 149 sq.
Lake Nipigon, pottery from 20: 197 sq.
Lake of the Woods, Manitoba
petroglyphs on 10: 43.
wild rice in 19: 1118-1124.
Lake Ontario Region, Iroquoian occupation of 20: 159, 169.
Lake Powawnay Kounay, treaty of 18: 780.
Lake St. John, Wawenock descendants at 43: 176.
Lake Superior, Wis.
painting on body by Indians on 10: 620.
petroglyphs on 10: 126.
Lake Tezcoco, Mexico, ruins near 26: XIV.
Lake Township, Pa., vessel from 20: 166.
Lake Traverse Reserve
discontinuance of 18: 942.
establishment of 18: 842.
Lake Tribe, Washington
derivation of the name 45: 198
Flathead name of 45: 300
Indian names for 45: 198, 199, 200.
intercourse of, with other tribes 45: 215.
name of, in sign language 45: 145 sq.
place names of 45: 211.
population of 7: 105.
possible origin of 45: 214 sq.
villages of 45: 210.
Lake Tyrrell, Australia, pictographs on bark from 10: 222.
Lake Washington, Miss., publication of illustrations of pottery from 20: 103.
Lake Waubesa, effigy mounds at 37: 98.
Lake Wingra, effigy mounds at 37: 98.
Lake Winnibigoshish, reservation at 18: 804.
Lake Winnibigoshish Chippewa, land cessions and reservations by 18: 802, 804, 826, 830 sqq., 874, 936.
Lake Winnipeg, references to 27: 80, 81, 612.
Lakes
in conception of Tewa 29: 52, 85.
named from wild rice 19: 1118-1124.
sacred to 29:
San Ildefonso Indians 251, 263 sq., 309 sq., 322.
Santa Clara Indians 251.
Taos Indians 178, 184.
Tewa Indians 351, 353, 356.
See also Cardinal Sacred Water Lakes.
Lákmiut, population of 7: 82.
Lakone, prayer-stick making 21: 22.
Lakone Girls, appearance of, in Lalakoñti festival 21: 58.
Lakone Mana
derivation of 21: 124.
description of 21: 118.
variety in dress of different pueblos 21: 118.
Lakota, a synonym of the Sioux 14: 1057.
Lakota-Kokipe-Koshkala, Sioux name of Royer 14: 848.
Lalakoñti
appearance of Lakone mana in 21: 118.
difference of, from Butterfly festival 21: 58.
duration of 21: 20.
fraternities taking part in 21: 23.
introduction of, into Tusayan by the Patki clans 21: 58.
regular occurrence of, in September 21: 22, 58.
Lalakoñti Ceremony
at Tusayan 16: 302.
of the Hopi 15: 262.
Lalakoñtu
prayer-stick making of 21: 55.
religious society at Walpi, sources and clans of 19: 623, 629.
winter assemblage of 21: 39.
Lalakoñtu Fraternity, ceremonies celebrated by 21: 23.
Lalemant, Father ——, on dice games, Hurons 24: 109 sq.
Lalénkobáki, a female society of Tusayan 8: 134.
Lȧłogȧlgȧ
a White town 42: 124, 254.
allocation of clans in beds at 42: 201-204.
arrangement of square ground of 42: 215, 236.
clan councils of 42: 124.
clans of, furnishing chiefs and henihas 42: 192.
clans, phratries and moieties of 42: 158 sq.
mention of 42: 547.
New Fire ceremony of 42: 589.
plan of ceremonial ground of 42: 215, 238.
position of beds at 42: 198.
Laloy, ——, 46: 332, 333, 351, 370.
Lamanon, on the Ecclemachs 7: 75, 76.
Lamar, M. B., attitude of, toward Texan Indians 19: 145.
Lamar, Mo., house mounds near 44: 540.
Lamar Papers, reference to 28: 16.
Lamat
and ceh symbols, comparison of 16: 249.
day symbol, discussion of 16: 235.
Lamb, D. S., manuscript deposited by 36: 28.
Lamb, M. J., cited on New York’s Indian policy 18: 576.
Lambat day symbol, discussion of 16: 235.
Lambi or Lembi, large shell used as signal horn 38: § 74.
Lamb’s-quarter
mention of 33: 78.
use of, as food 30: 66.
Lame-Old-Man See Tóñp’ódal-kyä-to.
Lamentin See Manati.
Lamere, Oliver, acknowledgment to 37: 48.
Lamere and Radin, paper by, on Winnebago funeral 37: 148.
Lamina, for regularity in cotton-hammock weaving 38: § 466.
Lamplighters of the Eskimo 9: 106.
Lamprey
Eskimo method of catching 18: 189 sq.
Eskimo mythic animal resembling 18: 447.
Lamps
absence of, Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 20: 82.
clay 46: 147.
clay, Bonasila 46: 147.
clay, Little Diomede 46: 95.
in Eskimo feasts, use of 18: 364, 368.
of the Eskimo 9: 105-109; 11: 229; 18: 63 sqq.
ornate stone 46: 34, 55, 136, 173.
Lampson, L. M.
material collected by 24: 192.
on hidden ball, Tewa 24: 367 sq.
Lamson-Scribner, F.
on Oryzopsis exigua 19: 1022.
on popular synonym for wild rice 19: 1023, 1024.
on scientific determination of wild rice 19: 1021.
on wild rice in District of Columbia, also in Delaware River 19: 1029.
Lamy, Archbishop Juan B., settlement named for 29: 480.
Lana day symbol, discussion of 16: 231.
Lana; Lauana. See Genipa.
Lana´xk, Tlingit town 26: 397.
Lancaster, Pa.
massacre of Conestogas at 20: 165.
trail through 42: 760, 761.
Lance, flight of, to Bad Lands 14: 884.
Lance, Medicine
capture of, by Kiowa 17: 272.
of Set-t’aiñte 17: 210.
of the Kiowa 17: 338.
Lance Points
Eskimo 18: 146-150.
large, slate 46: 99.
stone, Eskimo method of making 18: 91.
Lance-wood. See Yarri-yarri.
Lances
agate, of the Zuñi 30: 46.
description of 27: 448.
of the Eskimo 18: 145 sqq.
of the Eskimo, for bear 9: 240-244.
of the Eskimo, for deer 9: 240.
of the Eskimo, for whale 9: 240 sqq.
of the Omaha 13: 285.
use of 45: 115.
use of, Arapaho warriors 14: 988, 989.
use of, by Kiowa warriors 14: 990.
See also Lance Points.
Lancing among Eskimo, practice of 18: 309 sq.
Land
allotments to the Kiowa 17: 224.
amount of, devoted to Indian agriculture 7: 42.
apportionment by gentes in Tusayan 8: 29.
assigned to Spanish settlers 14: 374.
cession (Indian) in the United States 18: LI sq., LIV-LVII, 527-949.
clearing of 38: § 228, 229
communal 47: 34, 477.
cultivation of 42: 691.
discussion of title to 18: 527-538.
distribution of 33: 310, 627, 646, 649, 650.
division of, by the Navaho 17: 485.
Eskimo legend of origin of 18: 482 sq.
in Pima creation legend 28: 49.
Indian ownership of 7: 40.
Menomini 14: 31.
of darkness, Eskimo legend of 18: 511-514.
of the dead, Eskimo legend of 18: 488 sqq.
ownership of 42: 696; 45: 162.
primitive views on tenure of 18: LVI.
public ownership of 42: 336, 337.
rights to 46: 476 sqq.
status of the Menomini 14: 31.
town ownership of 42: 338.
See also Lands.
Land Cessions
Cherokee 19: 34, 45 sq., 53 sq., 60, 61, 68 sq., 80 sq., 84 sq., 97, 98, 102, 106, 123, 139, 150, 153.
Chickasaw 19: 86.
laws against 19: 107, 134, 138, 141, 218 sq.
mention of 1: 249.
Osage 36: 44.
publication of paper on 19: XXX.
See also Land; Lands; Royce, C. C.
Land Otter
among the Tlingit 26:
crest animal 417.
house-group name 401.
in mythology 464.
name of gaming stick 444.
name of medicine 446.
notion concerning 458.
place in tribe 456.
representation of 468.
source of personal names 422.
use of animal’s tongue 464.
as weather charm, Kwakiutl 35: 626, 628.
Land-otter Dance 35: 1034.
Land-otter Men 26: 436, 456 sq.
Land Severalty Bill, effect of, on northwestern tribes 14: 757.
Land Shells 33: 628.
Land Tenure, Indian system of 23: XXXII sq.
Land Treaty
with Cheyenne and Arapaho 14: 899.
See also Treaty.
Land Turtle Dance, description of 47: 317 sq.
Landa, Bishop Diego de (?)
ahau symbol given by 16: 262.
ben symbol given by 16: 245.
ca symbol given by 16: 234, 238, 242.
caban day symbol given by 16: 254.
cauac day symbol given by 16: 259.
chicchan symbol given by 16: 229.
cib symbol given by 16: 252.
cimi symbol given by 16: 231.
cited 6: 348.
cited on Buluc-Ahau 16: 244.
cited on Maya sacrifices 16: 211.
cuen symbol given by 16: 241.
e symbol of 16: 224.
eb symbol given by 16: 243.
form of akbal symbol given by 16: 221.
i symbol given by 16: 218.
ik symbol given by 16: 215.
interpretation of symbols by 16: 263.
ix symbol given by 16: 248.
kan symbol given by 16: 226.
ku symbol given by 16: 224.
lamat symbol given by 16: 235.
le symbol interpreted by 16: 240.
ma symbol given by 16: 211.
men symbol given by 16: 250.
muluc symbol given by 16: 237.
o symbol given by 16: 218, 224.
oc day symbol given by 16: 239.
on calendars 3: 38, 40.
on Mayan chronology and arithmetical methods 22, i: 252, 253, 274, 282.
on stilts, Maya 24: 731.
on symbols in codices 19: 670 sq.
on use of ahau 19: 717 sq.
on Yucatan temples 25: 242.
Landa’s Alphabet, insufficiency of 6: 259, 347.
Lander, George W., effect of attempt of, at civilizing Zuñi 23: 130.
Landing, old name for Norwich 43: 231, 254.
Landing Basket 38: § 423.
Landing Net 38: § 201.
Landmarks
by pictographs 4: 61, 182.
Guiana Indian 38: § 779-783.
legends concerning 30: 238.
Lands
allotment of 27: 33, 247 sq., 636-640.
allotment of, to Ponca 27: 41.
cessions of, to Pawnee 27: 89.
cessions of, to Quapaw 27: 67.
cessions of, to United States 27: 72, 75, 89, 100, 624.
Cherokee, fixing of boundaries of 19: 138.
Cherokee, lottery of 19: 117.
East Cherokee, adjustment of title to 19: 173 sq.
of the Osage, rich in minerals 36: 45.
original allottees 27: 642-654.
See also Land; Land Cessions; Reservations; Severalty Act; Treaties.
Landslide, Tewa name for 29: 52.
Lane, H. P., earthworks and mounds on farm of 5: 26; 12: 99.
Lane, Samuel, mound on farm of, Tennessee 12: 391.
Lane, William Carr
linguistic literature of 7: 17.
on Isleta 29: 529.
on Picuris 29: 193.
on Pueblo languages 7: 122.
on San Ildefonso 29: 305.
on Sia 29: 518.
on Tesuque 29: 387.
Lang, Andrew, quoted on primitive beliefs 11: 368.
Lang, J. C., archeologic collections of 15: 18.
Langenbeck, —— analysis of clay by 26: 125.
Langlade, C. de
and the Pontiac conspiracy 14: 130.
Braddock defeated by 14: 16.
Indian council under 14: 18.
Langley, S. P.
acknowledgments to 17: 20, 528.
letter of transmittal to 22, i: III.
Langlois, A. B., on wild rice in Louisiana 19: 1030.
Langsdorff, ——
on Aleut labrets 3: 91.
on Kadiak labrets 3: 89.
on masks 3: 128.
Language
Arapaho, characteristics of 14: 1012.
as a basis of classification 14: XXIX.
Cheyenne, characteristics of 14: 1027.
Comanche, characteristics of 14: 1046.
development of 14: XXXI; 18: XLI sq.; 22, i: XXX sq.
difficulties of interpreting Indian 14: 394.
discussion of 27: 605 sqq.
diversity of 1: 28.
diversity of, among Plains Indians 14: 582.
emotional, evolution of 20: CXL-CXLIV.
evolution of 1: 3-16.
gesture, evolution of 20: CLXIV sq.
Guayma, notes on 17: 78, 96, 101.
Hopi, composite nature of 21: 18.
Kiowa 17: 389 sq.
Kiowa, characteristics of 14: 1080 sq.
Kiowa, taboo of words in 17: 152, 231, 345, 346, 349, 355, 399.
limitations to the use of, in study of anthropology 1: 78, 81.
logistic, evolution of 20: CLXIX sq.
Malemut, example of 18: 349.
Menomini, effect of intermarriage on 14: 36.
Menomini, foreign terms in 14: 161.
Menomini, publications in 14: 294.
modification of the Eskimo 11: 176.
myth of origin of 31: 472.
new words introduced into 27: 620 sqq.
of certain Zuñi songs 23: 486.
of Eskimo tribes, comparison of 18: 25.
of Indians, development of 18: XLII sq.
of Menomini cult rituals 14: 60.
of the Asa and Hano of Tusayan 8: 37.
of the Assiniboin 46: 402, 625.
oral, evolution of 20: CXLIV-CLXIV.
Osage, present use of 36: 46 sq.
Paiute, characteristics of 14: 1050.
Pima, vocabularies of 26: 269 sq.
primitive egoism reflected in 19: 831 sq.
primitive theories upon 1: 282.
processes of 1: 3-8.
progress of research in 17: XXXIV sq.
Seri 17: 10, 78, 95 sq., 97, 101, 102, 103, 104, 108, 296*-344*.
Sioux, characteristics of 14: 1060.
Sioux, dialects of the 14: 1058.
Tewa, reference to 29: 37.
Tlingit, relationship with Haida 26:
conclusions 485.
lexical similarities 475-485.
phonetics 472.
roots and stems 472 sqq.
structure of sentence 475.
word composition 474 sq.
Unalit, examples of 18: 232-241, 348, 475-479.
written, evolution of 20: CLXV-CLXIX.
See also Glossary; Languages; Linguistics; Vocabulary.
Languages
American, origin of, in Asia 46: 175.
change in use of 45: 216.
cognate 7: 11, 12.
creation of different 32: 538.
differentiation and development of, require great length of time 12: 729.
difficult to learn 45: 326.
evolution and integration of 20: CLXIII sq.
Indian, comparative synopsis of 23: XXXIV.
Indian, disappearance of 40: 1.
Indian, Handbook of 34: 26; 40: 17.
interest of missionaries in 42: 678.
of the Southeast 42: 677 sq.
of Tusayan, tradition regarding difference in 8: 36.
preservation of 46: 405.
Pueblo, resemblances among 29: 521.
See also Chinook Jargon; Language; etc.; and names of different languages.
Lanman, Charles
on Charley’s escape and surrender 19: 131.
on Cherokee myths 19: 417 sq., 431 sq., 438 sq., 443 sq., 450, 475.
on Georgia gold lottery 19: 117.
on Junaluska 19: 164.
on Southern gold fields 19: 221.
on Col. W. H. Thomas 19: 162.
visit to East Cherokee by 19: 166.
L’Anse Chippewa, land cession and reservations by 18: 794, 874.
Lansing Man, the 24: XI, XII.
Lansing Skeleton, discussion of 44: 471-484.
Lantern Hill, reservation near 43: 254.
Lao day symbol, discussion of 16: 262.
Lap(p). See Apron.
Lapa day symbol, discussion of 16: 235.
Lapham, I. A.
figures of mounds by, reference to 12: 537 sqq.
graphical representation of effigy mounds by 12: 532.
Man mound described by 37: 102.
mention of 12: 537, 604, 707, 708.
mounds described by 12: 47.
on influence of wild rice on geographic nomenclature 19: 1120, 1121.
on Wisconsin mounds 5: XXI, 14, 17, 21, 22.
work of, on mounds 37: 76.
Łapłȧko
allocation of clans in beds at 42: 201-204.
arrangement of square ground of 42: 220 sq., 254, 255.
at Tukabahchee busk 42: 559, 568.
clan councils of 42: 125.
clans of, furnishing chiefs and henihas 42: 193, 194.
clans, phratries and moieties of 42: 159 sq.
plan of “rallying ground” of 42: 256.
position of beds at 42: 198.
Upper Creek Red town 42: 125, 255.
Lapland, pictographs in 4: 239.
Laporte, Ind., pottery from 20: 191.
Lappula Hispida 45: 474.
Lapükti, description of 21: 86.
Lapwai, mission established at 14: 745.
Lapwai Valley, treaty of 18: 826.
Lara, Alonso Manrique de, companion of Coronado 14: 477.
Lara, Miguel de, mention of 47: 28.
Laramie Treaty
effect of 46: 467.
reference to 46: 431.
L’Arbre Croche, treaty of 18: 700.
L’Arbrecroche Chippewa, reservation for 18: 810.
Larch
medicinal use of 45: 475.
western, use of 45: 493.
Larch River, description of 11: 171.
Lard, Menomini fondness for 14: 286.
Large, Serian and Yuman words meaning 17: 337* sq.
Large Village, location of 27: 86, 99.
Lariats of the Omaha 13: 280.
Larix Laricina
medicinal constituents of 44: 304.
medicinal properties of 44: 301.
use of 44: 290, 352, 377.
Larix Occidentalis 45: 475, 493.
Lark, Cherokee name for 19: 281.
Larkin, Frederick, cited 12: 509.
Larkspur, use of 45: 502, 506.
Larrabee, C. F., special Indian agent 17: 215.
Larrea Mexicana. See Creosote Bush.
Larson Bay 46: 186.
Lartet, Edouard
mention of 46: 333, 370.
reference to 4: 82.
Lartielo, a Spokan synonym 14: 732.
Larvae
of bees, wasps, etc., eaten 38: § 226.
of beetles 38: § 224.
of frogs 38: § 218.
use of, as food 14: 287.
Las Animas Ruins, trap-door frames in 8: 206.
Las Casas
as a historian 25: 19 sq.
Columbus cited by 25: 77, 203.
on Antillean name for creator 25: 55.
on betrothals of caciques 25: 48.
on Borinqueños 25: 27.
on cacique Aguebana 25: 38.
on dress of Haitians 25: 34.
on Haitian idols 25: 57.
on mask presented to Columbus 25: 137.
Las Flechas, Mexico, petroglyphs at 10: 131.
Las Tusas cave dwellings 13: 350.
Lashing water for fish 38: § 193.
Lasso
appearance of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas 21: 72 sqq., 76.
first used by Dakotas: 4: 108.
Last Cry 1: 186.
Last Ṭsi´-zhu Gens 36: 130 sqq.
Latch Strings, use of, on Zuñi doors 8: 183.
Latcham, R. E. 46: 370.
Latches of doors 8: 186 sq.
Lately, sign for 1: 366.
Latham, Robert G.
Chumashan researches of 7: 67.
cited on Beothukan language 7: 57.
classification of the Mariposan family by 7: 90.
Costanoan researches of 7: 70.
mention of 7: 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20; 46: 214, 215, 330, 333, 334, 352, 370.
mention of the Kaus tribe by 7: 89.
on Jemez 29: 402.
on Poguate 29: 539.
on Tajique 29: 533.
on the Ehnik family 7: 100.
on the Moquelumnan family 7: 92.
on the Piman family 7: 98.
on the Pujunan family 7: 99.
on the Salinan family 7: 102.
on the Sayúsklan language 7: 134.
on the Tonika language 7: 125.
on the Weitspekan language 7: 132.
Pima vocabulary by 26: 269, 270.
proposal of name of Copehan family by 7: 69.
Salinas family of 7: 75.
Wishoskan researches of 7: 133.
Yuman researches of 7: 137.
Latham, Nathaniel, mortar obtained from 43: 208.
Lathe. See Wheel.
Lathing or Wattling of kiva walls 8: 126.
Lathrop, Mr. and Mrs. ——, collection made by 34: 170.
Lathyrus Nuttallii 45: 516.
Lathyrus Ornatus 33: 98.
Lathyrus sp. 45: 516.
Lathyrus Venosus, use of 44: 290, 336, 356, 364, 376.
Latimer, G., collection presented by 34: 131.
Latimer Collection, feature of, noted by Mason 25: 91.
Latimer Specimen of elbow stones 34: 204 sq.
Latimore, J., mounds on farm of, Tennessee 12: 371.
Latookas, burial 1: 126.
Latrine 38: § 935.
Lauda, Bishop —— 1: 208, 243.
pictographic alphabet of 1: 208.
probably the same as Landa (q. v.).
Laudonnière, Captain ——, on Florida symbol of war 4: 88.
Laudonnière, René
on racket, Muskogee 24: 606.
on running races, Muskogee 24: 805.
Laughing Doctor. See Qatqali nadloi.
Laughter, punishment for 30: 222, 263.
Laukiamanukahiki 33: 324, 655.
Laukieleula 33: 307, 324, 629.
Laulao, Silurus
caught with hook 38: § 191.
caught with weirs and fences 38: § 203.
Laulewasikaw, revelation of 14: 672.
Laurel, in Cherokee lore 19: 422.
Laurus, used medicinally 42: 670.
Lauson, Governor ——, grant made by, to Jesuits 43: 462.
Lava
Eskimo fishing implements made of 18: 181.
inclosure, earliest form of Navaho hut 4: 475.
transportation of, by floods 15: 22.
Lavandera, Diego, Seri vocabulary collected by 17: 95 sq., 296*.
Lavary, Interpreter A., cited on time charts 4: 93, 120, 123, 124, 125.
Laventure’s Daughter, reservation for 18: 716.
Lavery, J. H., assistance rendered by 33: 161.
Law, Robert, mounds on plantation of, Arkansas 12: 199.
Law
among the Omahas 3:
as to maiming 365.
as to quarreling and fighting 364.
as to social vices 364 sq.
as to witchcraft 364.
corporation 367.
for membership of gens 225.
government 367.
international 368.
marriage 255-258.
mention of 364-370.
military 368.
national 367.
personal 364 sq.
property 366.
religious 368.
common, among the Eskimo 11: 186.
definition of 20: LIX.
of monstrosities 16: 21.
of the development of fable 16: 22.
tribal, punishment for violation of 39: 42.
See also Laws; Punishment; Taboo.
Ława´k. See Klawak.
Lawe, George, on Menomini eating wild rice with maple sugar 19: 1085.
Lawrence, Frank, inclosure on farm of, New York 12: 508.
Lawrence, Harry 46: 31, 55, 60, 61, 64, 144, 158.
Lawrence, W. 46: 330, 333, 334.
Lawrence County, Ala., mounds in 44: 463 sq.
Lawrenceburg, Tenn., trail to 42: 851.
Lawrenceville, Ark., collection of Indian relics from 3: 486.
Laws
digest of, approved by council of 1840 42: 333.
enforcement of 42: 344.
observance of 42: 314.
origin of 42: 316.
reasons for strict observance of 42: 359.
subjects of 42: 333.
See also Law.
Lawson, ——, probably John Lawson below.
on cairns in eastern United States 19: 491.
on English conduct toward Indians 19: 38.
on “flying stag” 19: 463.
on gambling by Indians 19: 465.
on gatayûstĭ game 19: 434.
on heating and lighting of townhouse 19: 230.
on Indian marriage customs 19: 482.
on Indian regard for snakes 19: 457.
on Indian storehouse 19: 433.
on lake in South Carolina 19: 200.
on opossum 19: 449.
on peaches among Cherokee 19: 214.
on planter’s regard for martin 19: 455.
on Tuscarora myths and beliefs 19: 442, 466, 505.
on Tuscarora population 19: 498.
on wampum 19: 489.
on whales along North Carolina coast 19: 469.
Lawson, John
cited 12: 619, 675, 679, 685, 686.
on Carolina baskets 13: 16.
on Carolina Indian marriage customs 17: 282* sq.
on chungke stones 13: 99.
on dice games and gambling, Tuscarora 24: 118.
on hoop and pole, Eno 24: 510.
on mortuary wrappings 13: 26.
on partial embalmment 1: 132.
on pipe-making in the Carolinas 20: 140.
on pit burial 1: 93.
on population of the Carolinas 18: 628.
on Santee feather work 13: 27.
on shell ornaments 5: 92.
on shinny, Tuscarora 24: 629.
on stick games, Congaree 24: 258.
on Tutelo migration in 1671 7: 114.
on use of earthenware drums by Carolina Indians 20: 35.
on use of nut-cracking stones 13: 92.
on use of shell money 2: 237.
on wattled “hurdles” 13: 14.
See also Lawson, ——.
Łaxayîk, Tlingit town 26: 397.
Ła´xq ᵘxo-ān, Tlingit town 26: 397.
Lâxsä 35: 814, 1093.
Layard, E. L., on use of perforated stones 13: 98.
Layton, Pa., petroglyphs at 10: 111.
Laziness, cure of, legend of 30: 380.
Le, meaning of 16: 240.
Le Bas Rouge, a branch of the Canoe Indians 46: 431.
Le Boutellier, Theodore, material collected by 24: 549.
Le Chef du Tonnerre, speech of 46: 600 sq.
Le Clerq, Maximus, cited 12: 618.
Le Gros François, Assiniboin chief 46: 395.
Le Hon, —— 46: 348.
Le Moyne
cited on ball game 42: 468.
picture by, of stockade 42: 438.
Le Moyne d’Iberville, on the use of shell vessels 2: 193.
Le Moyne de Morgues
figures by 12: 622-650.
on burial mounds 5: 39.
Le Page du Pratz. See Du Pratz.
Le Plongeon, A., figure cited from “Queen Moo” of, reference to 22, i: 253, 299.
Le Sellier Mounds
location of 37: 99.
number of 37: 100.
Le Sueur
on Dakota eating wild rice 19: 1085.
on Dakota storing wild rice in sacks 19: 1072.
on Dakota use of wild rice 19: 1046.
on location of Omaha 27: 80.
on peace between Dakota and Ojibwa, 19: 1041.
Lea, Agent ——, Rosebud census by 14: 830.
Lea, Henry Charles, cited on sacred cords 9: 567.
Lea, John M.
aid of, acknowledgment of 5: 130.
mention of 1: 253.
Leach, M. L., article by, reference to 12: 518.
Lead
Eskimo implements made of 18: 83, 176, 180, 280 sqq.
Eskimo ornamentation with 18: 46, 47, 274.
mine, aboriginal 42: 783.
Lead Plant 33: 93.
Leader, Barney, information furnished by 42: 149.
Leaders
Eskimo choice of 18: 303 sqq.
Eskimo terms for 18: 304.
Leaf-blade Implements 15: 82.
Leaf River, description of 11: 171.
Leaf-shape Blades
in quarry shops 15: 54.
use of, as tools 15: 84.
Leaf-strand
boxes 38: § 386, 387.
figures 38: § 621.
League of the Iroquois
article on 40: 7.
change in government of 43: 608.
clans of the Seneca belonging to 32: 44.
dominion of 43: 460.
government of 43: 462 sq.
“Great Black Doorway” 32: 43.
Great Council Fire of 43: 460.
researches relative to 28: 14.
work done on rituals of 42: 11 sq.
work on 41: 8, 42 sq., 71 sq., 94, 115.
See also Iroquois.
Leal, Fernando, acknowledgments to 17: XLIV, 20; 22, i: XI.
Lean, pictograph for 10: 593 sq.
Lean Bear. See Set-tádal.
Lean-Buffalo-Bull. See Pá-tádal.
Lean-to
houses 38: § 298.
shelters 38: § 295.
Lean Wolf
a Hidatsa chief, drawings by 10: 342, 424.
complaint of, in signs 1: 526.
map by 4: 158 sq.
name symbol for 4: 172.
pictograph for 4: 168.
Lean y Mulia
number name of 19: 882.
numbers of 19: 882, 931.
Leary, Miss Ella
in charge of distribution of documents 23: XLII.
librarian 32: 31.
work of 25: XXV; 26: XXX, XXXI; 27: 13; 28: 20; 29: 24; 30: 23; 31: 22; 33: 35; 34: 29; 36: 32 sq.; 37: 29; 38: p. 19; 39: 25 sq.; 40: 19; 41: 18, 42, 71, 94, 115; 42: 18; 43: 17 sq.; 44: 17; 45: 18; 46: 15; 47: 12; 48: 19 sq.
Leases of land, control by Congress of 18: 642.
Leather
and fiber artifacts, Pima 26: 113-123.
Eskimo implements made of 18: 86, 104, 194, 273.
use of, for horns, in pictures of Hopi katcinas 21: 83.
use of, in dress of Hopi katcinas 21: 107.
use of, to represent tongue 21: 91.
See also Rawhide; Skins.
Leavenworth, General ——, expedition under, in 1834 17: 263.
Leavenworth, Col. H., attacked Rees 4: 112.
Leavenworth, J. H.
at Medicine Lodge treaty 17: 186.
at treaty of 1865 17: 180.
denunciation of, by Set-t’aiñte 17: 207.
Leavenworth
Omaha name for 27: 101.
treaty of 18: 824.
Leavenworth, Pawnee and Western Railroad, sale of land to 18: 824, 840.
Leaves
invocation by, Guiana Indian 30: 350.
used in oven, Kwakiutl 35: 518.
Lebarnaco, Menomini treaty commissioner 14: 21.
Lec, meaning of 16: 264.
Lechthis Zebucajo. See Kakaralli.
Leclercq, Christian
cited as to copies of Manuscrit dit Mexicain 3: 18.
on cross as an Indian symbol 9: 480.
on Iroquoian occupation of New England 20: 167.
Lectures
by Aleš Hrdlička 46:
on the Alaskan trip 35, 36, 39, 49, 59, 87.
on the Bear 104, 105.
second at Nome 115, 117.
talk to natives of Wainwright 107.
Unalaska 122.
by F. H. H. Roberts, jr. 47: 6.
by M. W. Stirling 47: 2.
Lederer, John
on cairns in eastern United States 19: 491.
on Cherokee invasion of Virginia 19: 300.
on copper among the Cherokee 5: 91.
on gatayûstĭ game 19: 434.
on hoop and pole, Eno 24: 510.
on lake in South Carolina 19: 200.
on Rickahockan 19: 30 sq.
on Tuscarora “emperor” 19: 498.
on Ushery feather ornament 19: 504.
travels of 42: 779.
Ledge-ruins, meaning of the term 28: 198.
Ledges
of masonry in kivas 8: 121.
or benches around rooms 8: 213.
Ledouble, A. 46: 370.
Ledum Groenlandicum
beverage made from 44: 317.
medicinal constituents of 44: 304.
medicinal properties of 44: 301.
use of 44: 290, 307, 317, 354.
Lee, Ann, founder of the Shakers 14: 941.
Lee, Capt. J. M.
account of Tävibo by 14: 701.
acknowledgment to 14: 655.
appointed Indian agent 14: 887.
on Paiute Ghost dance 14: 784.
on Sioux story of sacred pipe 14: 1062.
on Wovoka’s father 14: 765.
respect of Indians for 14: 888.
Lee, M. G., mounds and cemetery on land of, Tennessee 12: 364.
Lee County, Va., mounds in 5: 87.
Leech, myth concerning 19: 329 sq., 474.
Leech Lake
record, how obtained 7: 171.
treaty of 18: 780.
Leech Lake Reserve
cession of 18: 936.
changes in 18: 866, 874.
establishment of 18: 802.
Leek, Wild, use of 44: 286, 346.
Leeman, Doctor —— 1: 229.
Leeper, ——, Kiowa Interpreter 17: 332.
Leestown, trail to 42: 788.
Leffingwell, Captain ——, Mohegan relieved by 43: 259.
Left-Hand
an Arapaho chief 14: 779, 957.
Ghost song composed by 14: 961.
land treaty signed by 14: 899.
Left-Hand, Grant
acknowledgment to 14: 655.
Crow dance organized by 14: 901.
delegate to Wovoka 14: 900.
in the Ghost dance 14: 1038, 1039.
song composed by wife of 14: 1032, 1035, 1036, 1038.
Leg People, location of 45: 295.
Legal Status of Indians 27: 51.
Legend
Assiniboin 46: 500-503.
definition of 32: 66.
of animal swallowing human beings 4: 126.
of G·exsem, Nak !wax·da`xᵘ 35: 1179.
of the Hawk wa-xo´-be 39: 100 sq.
of the Naxnaxuᵋla, Qwēqᵘsōt !ᴇnoxᵘ 35: 1249.
sacred 32: 66.
Legends
at Mohegan 43: 253-259.
Cochiti 29: 452 sq.
dealing with Creek history 42: 33-78.
Eskimo 18: 450 sq.
Galisteo 29: 484 sq.
mention of 42: 711.
migration, of the Winnebago 37: 50 sqq.
Navaho 29: 567.
Northern Indian 11: 260, 327.
of Norridgewock mission 43: 173.
of volcanic action 29: 296, 321, 323 sq., 458.
origin of 32: 681.
Pima 28: 42-52.
San Felipe 29: 447.
San Ildefonso 29: 306, 315, 329.
San Juan 29: 208, 214 sq.
Siouan 11: 430.
supported by archeology 43: 4.
Tewa 29: 151 sq., 357.
See also Legend; Migration Legends; Myths.
Legerdemain. See Jugglery; Magic.
Leggings
appearance of, in representations of Hopi katcinas 21: 61, 72, 73.
description of 27: 354 sq.; 42: 682; 45: 69, 71.
for men 45: 335.
for women 45: 234, 336.
of the Nenenot 11: 283, 291.
pattern of, Winnebago 37: 106.
Legs
in folklore 30: 173, 262-265.
ornaments for, Guiana Indian 38: § 552.
Serian and Yuman names for 17: 333* sq.
spears formed from 30: 195 sq.
Legs of vessels
eastern United States, manner of modeling 20: 51.
eastern United States, recentness of 20: 62.
Iroquoian province, absence of 20: 162.
Middle Atlantic province, absence of 20: 145, 151.
Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 20: 93.
See also Bases.
Lehi day schools, symbols at 26: 34.
Lehigh County, aboriginal quarries in 15: 78.
Leibnitz
on signs connected with philology 1: 349.
on signs connected with syntax 1: 369.
Leibold, Miss Clara, cooperation of 46: 6.
Leida, Dr. Liborio, on duhos 25: 202.
Leidy, Jos., on Shoshoni scraper-making 13: 169.
Leiper’s Fork, trail near 42: 813, 814.
Leland, Charles G.
cited 4: 190.
communication from 10: 346.
on Algonquian myths 19: 451.
Ḷeḷegēd 35: 820.
Leleñti
description of 21: 57.
duration of 21: 20.
Le´lentu, finding of, by Mu´`kwe 23: 413.
Lelo, farm of, at Sikyatki 17: 640.
Lem, meaning of 16: 235.
Lembi. See Lambi.
Lemhi Indians, cession of land for use of 18: 928.
Lemhi Reserve
authority for establishment of 18: 828.
establishment of 18: 878.
Lemlaghet, meaning of 16: 236.
Lemoine, ——
Algonkin modes from 28: 262, 264.
on Montagnais forms 28: 248.
reference to 28: 227.
work of, cited 28: 247.
Lenapé Indians or Delawares
and their legends, reference to 4: 84, 188, 233.
arrival of, on the coast 43: 219.
paper on physical anthropology of 37: 27.
L!ê´naxx̣ī´daq, Property woman 26: 412, 460.
Lenbaki Society of Tusayan 8: 18.
L!enē´dî, Tlingit clan
crests of 26: 418.
history of 26: 412.
names of 26: 422.
phratry and tribe of 26: 399.
standing of 26: 408.
Lennan, Cyrus, account of 26: 50 sq.
Lenné Lenapé record 4: 158, 207.
Lenoir, myths concerning 19: 414.
Lenoir, Rufus T., burial pit on land of, North Carolina 5: 68-71; 12: 342.
Lenoir County, N. C., pottery from, showing fabric impressions 20: 70, 72 sq.
Lenoir Manufacturing Company, mounds on land of, Tennessee 12: 396.
Lenoir Mounds, Caldwell County, N. C.
mingling of wares in 20: 147.
pottery from 20: 144.
Lenox Library
acknowledgment to 14: LV, 339, 413.
visited 15: XL.
Leñpaki. See Leleñti.
Len’s Creek, mounds in valley of 42: 755.
Lenti, Bautista, chief of the Black Eyes 47: 263.
Lenya
description of 21: 21, 101.
See also Flute.
Leñya Clan
mythic origin of 19: 590.
possible advent of, into Tusayan 19: 626.
Lenya Fraternity, ceremonies celebrated by 21: 23.
Leñyanobi
Ala clan at 19: 590.
founding of 19: 586.
Leon, Francisco Ponce de, campaign against Seri by 17: 88-93.
Leon, Juan de, copy of evidence made by 14: 598.
Léon, Dr. Nicholas
acknowledgment to 28: 55.
on Tarascan and Chiapanecan number names 19: 874.
on Tarasco numerals 19: 919.
on Zapotecan number names 19: 872.
Leon y Gama
cited as to calendars 3: 47, 63.
mention of 1: 232.
Leonardo da Vinci 1: 292.
Leontodon Taraxacum, of recent introduction 33: 59.
Leopard. See Wildcat.
Leopoldina Major, a source of salt 38: § 25.
Leopoldina Piassaba, for cables and ropes 38: § 72.
Lepage, name applied to John Day River 14: 743.
Lepargyrea Argentea 33: 106; 45: 489.
Lepargyrea Canadensis 45: 472.
Lepe 33: 320, 662.
Leporinus Friderici, fish caught with poison 38: § 211.
Lepsius, cited 6: 413.
Leptandra Virginica
medicinal constituents of 44: 304.
medicinal properties of 44: 301.
use of 44: 290, 346, 354.
Leptarrhenia Amplexifolia 45: 465.
Leptotaenia Dissecta 45: 472, 480, 513.
Leptotaenia Nuttallii, used medicinally 42: 667.
Lepus Alleni. See Jack Rabbits.
Lepus Arizonas, account of 26: 82.
Lepus Texianus. See Jack Rabbits.
Lēq!em 35: 817.
Leroux, A.
cited as to tribal relationship 28: 216.
ruins in Verde Valley mentioned by 13: 186.
Verde ruins discovered by 17: 530.
Lescarbot, Marc, on dice games, Hurons 24: 108.
Les Cayes, Haiti, nodule from 34: 185.
Leslie, Lieutenant ——, and the Pontiac conspiracy 14: 130.
L’Espagnol, Menomini treaty signer 14: 28.
Lespedeza Capitata 33: 97.
Lesser Antilles
aboriginal art of 25: 142.
archeological researches in 25: XV, XXVI sqq., 17.
cannibalism in 25: 50.
comparison of pottery from 34: 259.
geological changes in 25: 219 sq.
inhabitants of, at time of Columbus 34: 130.
invasion of, by the Carib 34: 52, 88, 261.
location and extent of 25: 21.
native houses in 25: 46 sq.
natives of, as potters 25: 189.
occupation of, by Carib 25: 27, 217.
pictography in 25: 148.
slavery in 25: 25.
theory of kinship of aborigines of 34: 126.
See also Antilleans; Carib; and names of different islands.
Letotobi, description of 21: 114.
Letrado, Francisco de
missionary at Zuñi 13: 327.
murder of, by Indians 13: 328; 28: 220.
Letter
from Äpiatañ to the Kiowa 14: 911.
from Wovoka 14: 776, 780, 781.
Letter of Transmittal 1: 89; and generally page 3 (or III) of each volume.
Letterwood. See Brosimum.
Lettres édifiantes et curieuses on separation of Assiniboin from their Siouan kinsmen 19: 1054.
Lettuce, Wild
use of 44: 290.
use of, for chewing gum 30: 68.
See also Lactuca Canadensis.
Leuciscus Niger (Cole), fish of Colorado Basin 26: 83.
Level for hammock-making 38: § 466.
Leverett, John, purchase of land by 18: 606.
Levers used in steatite working 15: 111.
Levett, ——, purchase of land by 18: 609.
Levirate
existence of 45: 161, 171.
junior, reference to, of the Fox Indians 40: 344, 375.
Kwakiutl 35: 1077, 1357.
Ḷewelaxa 35: 1222, 1352, 1354.
Ḷewelaxa Ceremonial 35: 867-875.
Lewin, Doctor ——, observations on peyote by 30: 41.
Lewis, ——, survey by 18: 815.
Lewis, Dr. A. B., acknowledgment to 29: 12.
Lewis, Maj. Andrew
building of Fort Loudon by 19: 40.
expedition against Shawano by 19: 41.
Lewis, Jackson
acknowledgment to 42: 32.
game described by 42: 460.
Indian doctor in Civil War 42: 436.
information furnished by 42: 147, 148, 186, 187, 192, 193, 227, 256, 307, 344, 361, 367, 384, 395, 437, 467, 478, 481, 485, 486, 493, 494, 499, 500, 501, 523, 543, 546, 581, 604, 617, 625, 631, 638, 640, 641, 643, 651, 655, 656, 657, 659, 660, 661.
myth related by 42: 73.
names of peace clans explained by 42: 164 sq.
naming of 42: 102.
story told by 42: 52.
Lewis, José
aid rendered by 17: 13.
Pima interpreter 26: 18.
specimens furnished by 26: 197.
Lewis, Merriwether
cited on Indian customs 11: 505.
cited on Shoshoni ceremonials 11: 375.
quoted on Indian beliefs 11: 481, 508.
quoted on mythic dwarfs 11: 481.
reference to work of 11: 502.
Lewis, T. H.
cited 12: 39.
remark of, on distribution of bowlder mosaics 12: 534.
Lewis and Clark
among Columbia River tribes 14: 742.
among the Omaha 15: 191.
among the Ponca 15: 192.
authorities on Chinookan habitat 7: 65.
cited 12: 658.
Crow Indians met by 15: 198.
description of shell ornaments by 2: 233.
Hidatsa visited by 15: 197.
Kiowa encountered by 17: 165.
Kwapa met by 15: 195.
Mandan villages named by 15: 163.
meeting of, with Omaha 27: 87.
mention of Wheelpoo by 14: 732.
on Arapaho habitat 14: 956.
on Cheyenne early habitat 14: 1024.
on Cheyenne habitat in 1805 17: 157.
on Crow habitat 7: 114.
on Dakota possession of houses 19: 1044.
on hand game, Clatsop 24: 282.
on hand game, Nez Percés 24: 304.
on hoop and pole, Mandan 24: 511.
on improvidence of Indians of the Northwest 7: 37.
on influence of wild rice on geographic nomenclature 19: 1122.
on Kiowa 17: 166.
on Kiowa in 1805 17: 171.
on Mandan house remains 15: 196.
on Mandan migration 15: 196.
on Mandan villages in 1804 15: 197.
on poggamoggan 13: 95.
on Siouan use of dogs 15: 171.
on smallpox among Plains tribes 17: 168.
on Teton horse stealing 15: 173.
on the Coospella 14: 732.
on the habitat of Arikari 7: 60.
on the, habitat of Kalapooian tribes 7: 82.
on the habits of Shoshonean tribes 7: 109.
on the Kiowa Apache 14: 1081.
on the Kusan tribes 7: 89.
on the Kutenai 14: 731.
on the Pacific Coast tribes 7: 53.
on the Sahaptin 14: 745.
on the Yakwina 7: 134.
on unclassified games, Clatsop 24: 781, 782.
on value of beads 2: 239.
on Yankton and Yanktonai habitat 15: 190.
reference to Kiowa Apache by 17: 246, 251.
Salishan tribes met by 7: 104.
Sokulk met by 14: 735.
story about 45: 373.
value of records of 15: 183.
villages visited by 12: 12.
Lewis and Clark Expedition
mention of 46: 395.
planned by Jefferson 48: 1187.
Lewis and Clark Exposition, Bureau exhibit at 26: XIV, XXVII.
Lewis Mock Orange, use of 45: 499.
Lewisia Colombiana 45: 480.
Lewisia Pygmaea 45: 479, 507.
Lewisia Rediviva 45: 478, 479.
Lewiston
grant of land to Shawnee living at 18: 686.
treaty of 18: 732.
Lewton, Frederick L., reference to 44: 448.
Lexical Elements considered in classification of Indian languages 7: 11, 141.
Lexington, Ky.
mention of 42: 789.
trail to 42: 760, 777, 782, 840.
Lexicology
comparative, of Serian languages 17: 299*-344*.
definition of 20: CXLVIII.
differentiation of, from other sciences of language 20: CXLVIII.
elements of 20: CXLVIII sq.
Leyden Stone. See Nephrite Stone, of Leyden Museum.
Leyva, Chico, excavation made by 44: 66.
Leyva, Francisco de, on effect of Marco’s report 14: 366.
Lhut, Sieur du, Daniel Greyselon, cited on Indian beliefs 11: 438.
Liaa. See Gui.
Łiȧlgi
a Creek clan 42: 116, 119.
affiliations of 42: 121.
L´Iatan
a synonym of Comanche 14: 1043.
identification of 17: 167.
Liaywas
mention of the 14: 738.
See also Yakima.
Libbey, William. See Libby, Prof. William.
Libby, Prof. William
Enchanted mesa explored by 47: 25.
reference to 29: 545.
Liberty, nature of 20: LXXXII sq.
Liberty County, Ga., burial vase from 20: 133.
Library of Congress
acknowledgment to 19: 12.
documents of, consulted 42: 118.
Library of the Bureau
accessions to 18: XLIX; 19: XXX.
arrangement of the 15: XLVI.
condition of the 15: XXXVIII, XLIII, XLVII, LIII, LVI, XCII.
description of the 27: 24.
growth of the 16: XX, XXIII, LXXIX; 17: LVII.
improvement of the 32: 31.
mention of the 24: XXXIII sq.; 25: X, XXIV; 26: XXX sq.; 40: 19; 44: 17.
number of books and pamphlets in 21: XXXII.
plan for work of 20: XXIII.
report on 30: 23; 41: 18 sq., 42 sq., 71 sq., 94, 115; 42: 18; 43: 17 sq.; 45: 18; 47: 12 sq.; 48: 19 sq.
summary as to 28: 20.
work of 27: 13.
See also the end of each Administrative Report (1-48).
Lice
among Guiana Indians 38: § 934.
eating of 30: 133, 135.
Eskimo myths concerning 11: 263.
See also Louse.
License, Poetic, among the Sia 11: 123.
Licenses to purchase Indian lands issued in New York 18: 578 sq.
Lichen
in Cherokee lore 19: 420.
mention of 33: 63.
See also U´tsălă.
Licium Fremontii, Pima food plant 26: 75, 160.
Lick Creek Mound 2: 215, 224, 272, 278, 296.
Licking County, Ohio
flint in 44: 512.
rock carvings in 4: 21.
Licking of Sticks, custom of 30: 311, 360.
Licking River
Shawnee name for 42: 792.
trail along 42: 791 sq.
travel on 42: 792.
Licking Route, course of 42: 840.
Licorice, Wild 33: 92.
Liddell, James, commissioner to treat with Cherokee 5: 288.
Łidjȧmi Clan, story concerning 42: 108.
Lids, of baskets
conoid 41: 188.
flanged 41: 187, 188.
made in one with basket 41: 189 sq.
mention of 41: 185-191.
problems connected with decoration of 41: 298 sqq.
types of 41: 186.
Lie, falsehood, signs for 1: 345, 393, 550.
Liester, Sir Joseph, surgical operation by 16: 20.
Lieutenant Governors, duties of 47: 52 sq., 55.
Life
belief concerning origin of 39: 301 sq., 338, 360, 361.
domestic, of the Omaha 3: 258-275.
in Omaha conception 27: 357, 415 sq.
Indian ideas concerning seat of 19: 394, 468.
path of, in rituals 39: 259.
primitive belief in future 11: 416, 430, 484, 512, 518, 521.
restoration of 32: 572.
Life Forms and Designs
eastern United States 20: 39 sqq., 62 sq., 64 sqq.
eastern United States, conventionalization of 20: 114.
eastern United States, pipes 20: 45.
eastern United States, rarity of painted ware 20: 67.
eastern United States, symbolism of 20: 65, 100.
Florida Peninsula pottery 20: 118, 124, 126.
Gulf Coast pottery 20: 106, 113 sq.
Iroquoian pipes 20: 174.
Iroquoian pottery 20: 162 sq., 168.
Iroquoian pottery, manner of introduction of 20: 172.
Lower Mississippi Valley pottery 20: 104.
Middle Mississippi Valley group 20: 90 sq., 94-98.
Northern pottery, rarity of 20: 145, 187.
Northwestern pottery 20: 193, 194, 198.
Northwestern pottery, rarity of 20: 187.
Ohio Valley pottery 20: 186.
pottery 4: 283, 307, 353, 383-392, 404-412, 422-426.
See also Animal; Bird; Man; Plant; Shell.
Life Symbols
ceremony of sending 36: 91.
discussion of 36: 62.
meaning of term 36: 71.
medium of approach to Wa-ḳoⁿ´da 36: 61.
of the gentes 36:
adder 103.
arrows 99.
beaver 99, 100.
black bear 105, 108, 123, 130.
blackfish 99.
black snake 103.
boulder, black 108.
boulder, red 108.
boulder, white 109.
boulder, yellow 109.
bow 99.
buffalo back 132.
buffalo bull 102.
bull snake 103.
cat-tail 93.
cedar, male 95.
cedar, red 95.
corn, blue 136.
corn, flint 134.
corn, red 136.
corn, speckled 137.
corn, yellow 137.
crawfish 116.
Cucurbita foetidissima 135.
Cucurbita perennis 136.
deer 96.
eagle, golden 104.
eagle, red 124.
eagle, spotted 118.
elk 109, 113.
evening star 109, 120.
glycine apios 111.
hail stone 134.
Lacinaria pycnostachya 135.
light, shaft of 126.
metal 133.
morning star 109, 119.
muscle 94.
Nelumbo lutea 111.
otter 99.
peace pipe 128.
pelican 85.
poppy mallow 135.
puma 107.
rattle-snake 104.
red fish 99.
Sagittaria latifolia 110.
sedge 95.
snapping turtle 92.
spider 102.
squash, black 136.
squash, red 136.
squash, speckled 137.
squash, yellow 137.
swan, white 108, 109, 230.
Typha latifolia 93.
water 95, 98.
woodpecker 120.
of the Hoⁿ´ga 43: 45.
placing of, in House of Mysteries 36: 62.
taking of 43: 75-84.
wi´-gi-e of 43: 60-67, 73, 74.
Light
Eskimo legend of bringing of, by Raven 18: 483 sqq.
from coal oil, Shaker idea concerning 14: 749.
method of introducing, in inner rooms 8: 207.
mythic origin of 11: 29.
symbol in the codices 16: 237.
symbolized by the rabbit 16: 236.
Light Horse, duties of 42: 316, 320, 332.
Light-Orb, a man-being in Iroquoian cosmology 21: 174.
Lighting, method of, in crowded portions of Zuñi 8: 99.
Lightning
beliefs concerning 42: 487, 631, 638; 44: 249; 47: 66, 241, 342.
connection of, with Shell Society 27: 512, 519, 562.
gesture signs and symbols for 10: 701 sq.
in Omaha conception 27: 188, 457.
in Paiute Ghost song 14: 1054.
in Pima mythology 26: 378.
in Pima song 26: 323.
Indian notion concerning 14: 968.
myths concerning 11: 37, 52, 123, 127, 366, 420, 517; 19: 300 sq., 422, 435, 442, 461, 462, 464, 465, 505.
primitive conception of 15: 180, 182, 183.
rites connected with 87: 177 sq., 185.
signs for 1: 373.
symbol on Hopi pottery 17: 673.
symbolism connected with 11: 527.
symbolized in Omaha ceremony 27: 127.
symbols in Hopi pictography 15: 311.
symbols on Hopi kilts 15: 295.
terms relating to 29: 59.
See also Thunder and Lightning.
Lightning Magician in Pima religion 26: 251.
Lightning Makers of the Zuñi 23: 21, 22.
Lightning Symbols
appearance of, in Hopi pictures 21: 84, 90, 92, 95, 98, 102, 108, 120.
at Mishongnovi Cakwaleñya altar 19: 992.
at Mishongnovi Flute altar 19: 990.
at Oraibi altar 16: 291; 19: 993.
at Shipaulovi altar 19: 995.
in paraphernalia of Hopi katcinas 21: 43.
in the codices 16: 216, 226, 237, 240, 262.
in Tusayan sand pictures 16: 278, 287.
use of, in Hopi festivals 21: 41, 42.
Ligney, —— de, expedition of 14: 16.
Lignite
deposits near Sikyatki 17: 643.
gorgets in Sikyatki graves 17: 733.
ornaments, Eskimo 18: 47, 49.
ornaments, from Pueblo ruins, character of 22, i: 87 sq.
ornaments, from Pueblo ruins, figures showing 22, i: 87, 88.
Łikatcka
a Red town 42: 255.
allocation of clans in beds at 42: 201-204.
arrangement of square ground of 42: 229, 276.
clans of, furnishing chiefs and henihas 42: 193.
clans, phratries, and moieties of 42: 161.
position of beds at 42: 199.
residence of Little Prince 42: 310.
Likin
symbol in Maya codices 16: 263.
symbol, meaning of 16: 235.
Lililiaceae 33: 71.
Lilium Canadense, use of 44: 290, 352.
Lilium Columbianum 45: 475.
Lilium Parviflorum 45: 482.
Lilium Umbellatum 33: 71.
Lillooet Tribe
basketry of 41: 133, 142, 154, 155, 156, 157, 159, 165, 177, 178, 180, 182, 184, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 222, 223, 225, 229, 230, 231, 233, 237, 240, 241, 242, 245, 275, 335-344, 350 sq., 361, 362, 370, 372, 373, 384, 414 sq., 421, 424 sqq., 443 sqq.
characteristics of basketry of 41: 230, 233.
designs of, related to Tlingit 41: 373.
Flathead name for 45: 300.
influence of, in basketry 41: 134.
name of, in sign language 45: 146.
of Salishan stock 41: 373.
Lilmalche. See Penelakut.
Lilwee, sale of interest in certain lands to 18: 671.
Lily
bulbs, boiled 35: 563.
bulbs, digging of 35: 201.
bulbs, feast of 35: 560.
use of 44: 290, 352.
Limbs in Western Eskimo 46: 213-228, 249.
Lime, cultivation of 38: § 246.
Limestone, St. Louis, hornstone nodules in 44: 522.
Limestone
formation of 44: 505.
Tewa name for 29: 580.
Limestone Butte Ruin, description of 28: 204 sqq.
Limpet Rings 44: 154.
Linaceae 33: 71.
Lincoln, Harry
acknowledgment to 40: 378, 501.
as ceremonial attendant 40: 39.
paraphrase by 40: 378.
reference to 40: 27, 295, 360, 545.
syllabary text by 40: 378.
texts dictated by 40: 28.
Lincoln, Oliver, reference to 40: 545.
Lincoln, Nebr.
Omaha name for 27: 101.
reference to 27: 342.
Lindgren, Graton and Gordon
on Ojo Caliente hot spring 29: 164.
on Ortiz Mountains 29: 505, 506.
on turquoise deposits 29: 494.
Lindgren, Waldemar. See Lindgren, G. and G.
Lindström, P., on use of shell money 2: 236.
Linear Mounds
as defensive works 37: 82 sq.
as lodge bases 37: 83, 84.
as snake effigies 37: 83, 84.
at Madison 37: 93.
at Pishtaka 37: 94.
classes of 37: 81 sq.
explanation of 37: 79.
in Wingra group 37: 94.
interpretation of 37: 82.
made by Sioux 37: 76.
number of 37: 83.
of Iowa County 37: 93.
of Lake Koshkonong 37: 101.
purpose of 37: 92-98.
where found 37: 79.
Lines
broken on Sikyatki pottery 17: 704.
used in design 41:
diagonal 247 sq., 306 sq.
horizontal 246, 305 sq.
interpretation of 305-312.
meander 248.
vertical 246 sq.
zigzag 247 sq.
“Lines of Life”
on Pueblo pottery, cut showing 22, i: 93.
reference to 22, i: 90, 181.
Lingam, belief in the 11: 447.
Lingoa Geral, character and use of 18: 187.
Linguistic
affinity of the Kiowa 17: 150.
affinity of the Zuñi 13: 342, 355, 359.
bibliography, preparation of 5: XXXV.
classification of the Osage 36: 45.
classification, rules for 7: 8-12.
evidence as to local permanency of population 12: 729.
families, map of 36: 29.
families of North America 7:
facts brought to view by work on XXXVII sq.
nomenclature 7-12.
number of 45.
paper by J. W. Powell on 1-142.
work on classification of 25, 26.
families, report on 13: XXIV.
family, definition of 7: 11.
indications as to habitations 4: 474.
indications as to primitive water vessels 4: 482.
manuscripts in the Bureau 15: XXXV; 26: XVII; 29: 22 sq.
manuscripts in the Bureau, arrangement of 15: XXXIX, XL, XLIV, XLV, XLVI.
map, notes concerning 7: 25, 45.
map, preparation of 7: 142.
notes 40: 282-289, 538 sq., 612-615.
researches 1: XVII, XVIII; 19: XVI.
researches among the Klamath 1: XIX.
study, importance of 13: XXIII.
subjects, Bureau correspondence on 24: XIX, XX.
work 2: XX.
See also Language; Linguistics; etc.
Linguistics
as an aid to archeology 34: 61.
classification of 15: XIX.
need of work in 41: 2.
office work in 22, i: XXX-XXXIII.
work in 14: XXXIX; 15: XXII, XXV, XXX, XXXIV, XXXIX, XLIV, XLVIII, LIII, LXI, LXIV, LXVII, LXXXII; 16: XX, XXIV, XXVIII, XXXII, XXXVII, XXXIX, XLI, XLIV, XLIX, LII, LVIII, LXXII-LXXV; 17: LII sqq.
See also Dictionary; Glossary; Grammar; Language; Languages; Linguistic; Philology; Vocabulary; Word; and names of various languages.
Link, ——, on scientific synonym for wild rice 19: 1021.
Linkinse, an Isle de Pierre synonym 14: 734.
Linn, in Cherokee myths and lore 19: 421, 466, 505.
Linn Wood, Cherokee use of, in firing 20: 56.
Linnaea Borealis, use of 45: 458.
Linnaeus
cited 30: 42.
herbarium of, on scientific synonym for wild rice 19: 1021.
Linney, C. L.
acknowledgment to 29: 38.
on deaths by lightning 29: 59.
on hoarfrost 29: 54.
on lunar ring 29: 48.
reference to 29: 553.
Lino, Rio del, reference to 14: 554, 555.
Linschoten, ——, on South American labrets 3: 83, 84.
Linschoten, Hans Hugo van
on Acoma 29: 543.
on Pecos 29: 476.
on Taos 29: 182.
Lintels
in Casa Grande 13: 317.
of cliff ruin openings 16: 102, 114, 140, 164.
of old windows embedded in masonry 8: 200.
Linton, Dr. Ralph
assistance rendered by 33: 161.
mention of 46: 236.
Linum Lewisii 33: 98; 45: 467, 504, 507.
Lion
in Pueblo region 14: 518.
mountain, found by Coronado at Cibola 14: 560.
myths concerning 19: 452.
native American 14: 517.
See also Panther.
Lion Canyon, location of 33: 166.
Lion Disease, symptoms and treatment of 42: 643 sq.
Lip Plugs. See Labrets.
Lipan Indians
habitat of 7: 54.
linguistic work of A. S. Gatschet among 6: XXXIII.
poisoned arrows used by the 14: 285.
population of the 7: 56.
study of language of the 19: XXVI.
Tewa name for the 29: 574.
tribal sign for the 1: 471.
Lips
deformation of 38: § 503.
Eskimo 46: 161.
Eskimo custom of piercing 18: 48.
hole made in, when a daughter is able to walk 31: 431 note.
Western Eskimo 46: 213-227.
See also Labrets; Rims.
Liquors
bad effects of 46: 530.
intoxicating, introduction of 27: 618 sq.
intoxicating, prohibition of 27: 625.
introduction of, among Point Barrow Eskimo 9: 54.
taste for, of the Point Barrow Eskimo 9: 65.
Lisanthus Alalus, emetic 38: § 920.
Lisanthus Purpurescens, febrifuge 38: § 927.
Lisburne, Cape. See Cape Lisburne.
Lisières, France, petroglyph in 10: 177.
Lisianski, ——
on Kadiak labrets 3: 89.
on masks for seal catching 3: 122.
on preserving heads 3: 96.
on Sitka labrets 3: 87.
Lissauer, A. 46: 370.
Lissiansky, Capt. Uriy
on dice game, Western Eskimo 24: 104.
on quoits, Western Eskimo 24: 723 sq.
Lissorhoptrus Simplex, destructive to wild rice 19: 1027.
List
alphabetical, of plants used by Zuñi Indians 30: 101 sq.
of illustrations, burial customs 1: 87.
of illustrations, sign language 1: 265.
of works consulted in preparation of paper on Point Barrow Eskimo 9: 10-25.
Lister, Sir J., cited 30: 41, 63.
L!îsti´, Tlingit town 26: 397.
Literature
of Guiana, key to 30: 113-116.
relating to classification of Indian languages 7: 12-25.
transmutation of society by 20: CXXI.
Lithospermum Angustifolium 45: 480, 502.
Lithospermum Canescens 33: 11.
Lithospermum Carolinense, use of 44: 290, 369, 377.
Lithospermum Pilosum 45: 508.
Lithospermum sp., Pima food plant 26: 77.
Litnik 46: 184.
Litter, use of 42: 299, 703.
Little, a Sioux prisoner 14: 848.
Little, pictograph for 10: 594 sq.
Little Abaco, number of specimens from 34: 229.
Little Arkansas River, treaty of 18: 838.
Little Bear
Ponca, story of 27: 50.
See also Sét-t’án.
Little Beard’s Village
cession of reserve at 18: 662.
reservation at 18: 658.
Little Bighorn, battle of 10: 563-566.
Little Blue River, occurrence of remains of Pawnee villages on 20: 200.
Little Bluff. See Dohásän.
Little Bow, acknowledgment to 14: 655.
Little, Brown & Co., courtesy of 32: 71.
Little Carpenter
grant signed by 18: 129.
on Shawano wars 19: 371, 372.
Little Charley, reservation for 18: 716.
Little Chief
Cheyenne delegate to Wovoka 14: 895.
See also Zhiⁿga´gahige.
Little Chiefs, duties of 47: 51 sq.
Little Coal River, W. Va.
petroglyphs on 10: 125.
rock carvings on 4: 22.
Little Colorado, pottery of 4: 283, 292, 321, 330; 43: 3.
Little Colorado Pueblos, religious societies from, at Walpi 19: 623.
Little Colorado Region
ancient inhabitants of 28: 151, 157, 158, 218.
antiquities of 28: 13, 17.
cremation not practiced in 28: 117.
pueblos 28: 153, 220.
ruins 28:
bird fetishes from 121.
ceremonial rooms 150.
cigarettes from 143.
copper bells from 148.
pottery from 134, 159.
shell carvings from 144.
Little Colorado River
Arizona, pueblos on, causes of abandonment of 22, i: 20, 21, 22.
Hopi clans from 19: 582 sq.
introduction of Añya katcinas from 21: 45.
pueblos on 19: 594-603.
ruins discovered near 21: XI, XIX.
Little Colorado River Ruins
animal remains from 22, i: 110.
basketry from 22, i: 98 sq.
Black Falls ruins 22, i:
Group A—
description of 42-47.
ruin A, description of 43 sq.
ruins B, C, D, description of 44.
ruins E, F, description of 44.
ruins G, H, I, J, description of 44 sq.
ruin J, plan of 45.
ruin K, description of 45 sq.
ruin L, description of 46.
ruin M, description of 46 sq.
the Citadel, description and figure of 43.
Group B—
ruin A, description of 47-50.
ruin A, plan of section a of 47.
section of section a of 46.
ruin B, description of 50.
ruin C, description of 50 sq.
Group C—
ruin A, description of 51-54.
ruin A, plan of 52.
ruin B, description of 54 sq.
location of 39.
mention of 39-55.
previous exploration of 39.
bone implements from 22, i: 93 sqq.
bow and arrows from 22, i: 100.
building materials of 22, i: 40, 41.
Burro Springs near 22, i: 55 sq.
cavate ruins near Flagstaff 22, i: 35-39.
Chaves Pass ruins 22, i: 32 sqq.
Chevlon ruin 22, i: 30 sqq.
cloth from 22, i: 97.
crania from 22, i: 110.
disks from 22, i: 106.
fetishes from 22, i: 107 sqq.
food from 22, i: 101.
gaming canes from 22, i: 100 sq.
general features of 22, i: 20 sqq.
Homolobi group 22, i: 23-30.
horn objects from 22, i: 96.
human crania from 22, i: 110.
map showing 22, i: 21.
matting from 22, i: 97 sq.
objects from 22, i: 56-111.
ornaments from 22, i: 85-93.
pottery from 22, i:
classification of, by color and finish 58-61.
classification of, by form 61-69.
color of 192.
decorative designs on 69-85.
general features of 56 sqq.
prayer sticks from 22, i: 99 sq.
racial and clan kinship of inhabitants of 22, i: 56.
seeds from 22, i: 101.
stone implements from 22, i: 102 sqq.
stone slabs from 22, i: 104 sqq.
turtle carapaces from 22, i: 95.
Little Colorado Valley, Ariz., antiquities of 27: 8.
Little Dancers, notes on 47: 1077-1080.
Little Decorah’s Village, location of 37: 51.
Little Deer, myths concerning 19: 250 sq., 262 sqq.
Little Doctor, leader of Creek band 42: 330.
Little Diomede 46: 115, 117, 121, 166, 182, 183, 210.
Little Diomede Crania
basiofacial diameter 46: 279-282.
dental arch 46: 276.
facial 46: 266.
facial angles 46: 285.
means 46: 286.
mention of 46: 256, 257, 259, 261, 262, 263.
nose 46: 268, 270.
orbits 46: 274.
Little Evening Songs 39: 259.
Little Falls
ancient settlements at 15: 67.
pestle and sinker from 15: 103.
steatite quarries in 15: 124.
stone-implement work at 15: 100.
Little Fire Fraternity, Ma´ᵗke ᵗSan´nakwe
medical practice of 30: 39, 49.
of the Zuñi 23: 549-569.
use of Datura by 30: 46.
Little Harpeth River, Indian settlements on 41: 561.
Little Horn. See Ätéstist.
Little House
approach to 39: 80, 82.
ceremonial approach to 36: 248.
use of 36: 249.
Little Indian Rock, Pa. 10: 106 sq.
Little Lake. See Round Valley Reserve.
Little-Man, letter 4: 160.
Little Men, myths concerning 19: 252 sqq., 295, 297, 435, 436, 438.
Little Miami River, ware of 20: 184 sqq.
Little Mountain. See Dohásän.
Little-no-Heart, delegate to Washington 14: 891.
Little Old Men
character of organization of 36: 59.
formation of association of 36: 48.
language of 36: 55.
origin of 43: 29 sq.
Little Osage Village, location of 36: 44.
Little People
myths concerning 19: 289, 333 sq., 430, 455, 464.
story of the 44: 250.
supernatural power of 42: 496 sq.
treatment of disease caused by 42: 649 sq.
Little Popo-Agie, pictographs on 4: 24.
Little Priest, Grizzly-bear dance given for benefit of 37: 348.
Little Priest’s Village, location of 37: 51.
Little Prince
also called Cowabbe 42: 322.
at Coweta 42: 309.
head chief of the Creeks 42: 310, 315, 328, 329.
Little Rapids Mission, reservation at 18: 756.
Little Rattle-Pod 33: 91.
Little Raven
an Arapaho chief 14: 957.
delegate to Wovoka 14: 900.
song composed by 14: 998.
Little-Red-Bird, account of life of 37: 396 sq.
Little Robe. See Káäsä´nte.
Little Rock, Ark.
bottle from 20: 90.
pottery on mound of 4: 415.
Little Rock of the Marsh 43: 88.
Little Sandusky, treaty of 18: 724.
Little Screech-Owl Dance, a prayer to the screech-owl 42: 549.
Little Singer, maker of dice, Navaho 24: 96.
Little Soldier, mystery decoration of 11: 395.
Little Song of the Gathering 36: 253.
Little Songs of the Sun 36: 63 sq.; 39: 280-283.
Little Spotted Buffalo Ceremony
comparative notes on 40: 502 sqq.
details of 40: 515 sqq., 535 sqq.
songs of 40: 519-533.
Little Spotted Buffalo Society
account of origin of 40: 497-539.
members of 40: 505.
songs of 40: 519-533.
Little Standing Buffalo, aid by 10: XIX.
Little Tallessey. See Otciapofa.
Little Tennessee
towns, burning of (1788) 19: 65.
Valley mound 5: 78, 79.
Little Traverse Bay, reservation at 18: 756.
Little Turtle, defeat of St. Claire by 19: 212.
Little Valley, settlement at 14: 515.
Little Village, location of 27: 100.
Little Whale River Indians, description of 11: 182.
Little Woman, songs composed by 14: 1032, 1035, 1036, 1038.
Little Wound
conduct of, in Sioux outbreak 14: 884.
Ghost dance council held by 14: 820.
ignored in Sioux difficulty 14: 832.
Kicking Bear’s surrender effected by 14: 868.
operations of, in Sioux outbreak 14: 881.
Liver of seal 35: 453, 454, 455, 457.
Livestock
disease whipped from 47: 120 sq.
raising of 47: 32 sq.
Living Sepulchres 1: 182.
Łiwahali
allocation of clans in beds at 42: 201-204.
arrangement of square ground of 42: 221 sq., 257.
clan councils of 42: 127.
clans of, furnishing chiefs and henihas 42: 193.
clans, phratries and moieties of 42: 159 sq.
oldest Upper Creek Red town 42: 263.
position of beds at 42: 198.
story regarding 42: 69.
See also Hołiwahali; Ulibahali.
Łiwahali Seminole
a Red town 42: 127, 257.
allocation of clans in beds at 42: 201-204.
arrangement of square ground of 42: 234, 290, 291.
at Tukabahchee busk 42: 559, 568.
clans of, furnishing chiefs and henihas 42: 193, 194.
clans, phratries and moieties of 42: 161 sq.
decline at, of the busk 42: 188.
plan of ceremonial ground of 42: 234, 291.
position of beds at 42: 199.
Liwale, advent of 47: 332.
Liwan, Isleta supernaturals 47: 343 sq.
Lizard Clan. See Kükütc Clan.
Lizard-god 33: 305, 306, 325, 624, 625, 636, 637, 650, 656, 661.
Lizard People move from Walpi 8: 31, 38.
Lizards
among the Pima 26:
fevers caused by 264.
in mythology 221, 237.
in song 308, 309, 312 sq.
not eaten 83.
as charm 35: 645, 646.
belief concerning 40: 357.
binas from 30: 288.
connection of, with witchcraft 42: 635.
design of, on bowl from Kintiel, description and figure of 22, i: 132.
in Cherokee myth and lore 19: 306 sq., 407.
in Pima legend 28: 46.
modeled figure possibly representing, Miami Valley pottery 20: 185.
monster, tale of 42: 495.
symbolism of, of the Maori 16: 226.
transformation of 30: 245.
use of, as food 14: 287; 38: § 216.
Lizazoin, Tomás Ignacio, on Seri ravages 17: 75 sq.
Llama, former habitat of 14: 549.
Llanero Apache Indian, Tewa name for 29: 574.
Llano, N. Mex.
archeological work at 41: 39.
population of 26: 21.
Llauto, cotton leg-bands of Carib Island women 38: § 552.
Llenas, Señor ——.
acknowledgment to 25: 18.
on Antillean workshop 25: 91 sq.
on skulls from Santo Domingo 25: 83.
Llopa. See Yupa.
Lloyd, ——, map, 1862, on influence of wild rice on geographic nomenclature 19: 1118.
Lloyd, H. Evans, reference to work of 11: 501.
Llunas, Juan Antonio, Pima chief 26: 240.
Loach Sign on Eskimo implements 18: 326 sq.
Loans among the Eskimo 18: 294 sq.
Loasaceae 33: 103.
Lobate Stone 34: 229.
Lobed Figures, significance of 20: 100.
Lobed Vases, Northwestern group 20: 191 sq.
Lobelia
medicinal use of 44: 322.
red 33: 129.
Lobelia Cardinalis
human transportation of 33: 60.
mention of 33: 129.
Locality, sense of 38: § 784.
Location
of the Pima 26: 19, 20.
of the Tlingit 26: 396 sq.
Lochaber, S. C., treaty at 42: 758.
Lock and Key of wood, how made 8: 187.
Lockanok 46: 189.
Locke, John
allusion to investigations of 12: 440.
estimate by, of cubic contents of walls at Fort Ancient 12: 492.
Indian law of North Carolina drawn up by 18: 627.
Locked Pattern of weaving 38: § 114.
Lockhard Farm, flint on 44: 510 sqq.
Lockhart, ——
instructions to, concerning Walker River reserve 18: 873.
recommendation concerning reserves by 18: 837.
Lockport, N. Y., Indian trade in maple sugar at 20: 33.
Lockwood, James H., on Dakota wild rice thanksgiving feast 19: 1091.
Lockwood, Miss Mary 1: 224.
Loclumne land cessions and reservations 18: 786.
Loco Weed
a forage plant 45: 516.
use of 45: 468, 473 sq., 507.
Locomotive, myth concerning 19: 351.
Locust, Honey, medicinal use of 42: 669.
Locust Tree. See Hymenaea Courbaril.
Lodge
burial 1: 152.
burial, Crow 1: 153.
burial, Esquimaux 1: 156.
burial, Indians of Bellingham Bay 1: 154.
burial, Indians of Costa Rica 1: 154.
burial, Sioux 1: 152, 153.
ceremonies and beliefs respecting 11: 274, 458, 487.
destruction of, by fire 32: 417, 445, 755.
entrance way to, treatment of, in Hako ceremony 22, ii: 36, 37.
erection of, by magic 32: 214, 349, 350, 392.
for reception of dead 32: 547.
for storing utensils 44: 308.
for sugar making 44: 308.
location of, among the Assiniboin 15: 224.
of the Siouan Indians 15: 172.
of the Winnebago 15: 241.
sites 44: 433 sq.
sites along Saline River 42: 808.
Smohalla ceremonial 14: 726.
the father’s, diagrams of 22, ii: 59, 62.
the son’s, consecration of 22, ii: 309 sqq.
the son’s, diagram of, before taking the child 22, ii: 210.
the son’s, diagram of, during the preparation of the child 22, ii: 214.
the son’s, diagram of, during the presentation of the Hako 22, ii: 257.
treatment of, in Hako ceremony 22, ii: 33, 34.
turned to red-hot flint 32: 205, 398, 405, 409, 428.
use of, in Sacred Pole ceremony 27: 231.
See also Earth Lodge; Houses; Lodges; Sweat Lodge; Wikiup.
Lodge-shaped Baskets, term for 41: 397.
Lodgepole Pine, use of 45: 461, 483, 496, 504.
Lodges
bark 45: 61, 228 sq., 332 sq.
brush 45: 62.
burial in 46: 573.
burned after a death 45: 174.
ceremonial, of the Winnebago 14: 110.
conical mat 45: 227.
conical, or tent 45: 332.
construction of 46: 577 sq.
for women and girls 45: 62, 228.
fumigation of, after a death 45: 174.
furnishing of 45: 63 sq.
long 45: 58-61, 227 sq., 331.
manner of using 46: 578.
mat, description of 45: 58.
of earth, use of 13: 271.
of the Eskimo 18: 242, 260-263.
of the Menomini 14: 253.
of the Winnebago 37:
arrangement of, for War-bundle feast 530.
bark 104.
ceremonial 105.
ceremonial circuit of 432.
construction of, by women 106.
council 163.
erection of 481.
gable 104, 105.
of Bear clan, diagram of 229.
of Bear clan, position of 229.
of chief, a refuge 320.
orientation of 443.
purification of 445, 532.
reed matting 104.
sweat, form of 105.
Omaha, how constructed 13: 269.
orderly life in 46: 507 sq.
skin 45: 58, 229.
soldiers’ 46: 436.
square or square-topped 45: 227.
underground 45: 62, 226 sq., 331.
See also Council Lodge; Earth Lodge; Jugglery; Lodge; Medicine Lodge; Sacred Lodge.
Loew, Dr. Oscar
on Acoma 29: 543.
on Astialakwa 29: 397.
on Chilili 29: 531.
on Jemez 29: 401, 403.
on Laguna 29: 540.
on Patoqua 29: 397.
on pictographs 4: 31.
on Poguate 39: 538, 539.
on Pojuaque 29: 335.
on San Felipe 29: 499.
on Santa Ana 29: 520.
on Sia 29: 518.
on Taos 29: 181.
on Yuqueyunque 29: 227.
Lofkas 46: 138.
Loft, William K., assistance of 36: 14.
Log Burial
Danish 1: 139.
in trees, Loucheux 1: 166.
mention of 1: 138, 139.
See also Logs.
Logan, Mrs. ——, story of 2: 100.
Logan, James
killed at Wounded Knee 14: 872.
quoted on Creek annuities 42: 317.
quoted on Creek government 42: 320 sq.
Logan, J. H., quoted on South Carolina’s Indian policy 18: 632.
Logan, Phoebe, Seneca informant 32: 52.
Logan, W. Va., Indian settlement at 42: 766.
Logan’s Fort, near Stanford 42: 803.
Logan’s Old Fort, location of 42: 800.
Logansport, treaty of 18: 754.
Loge Bay, mounds and garden beds 37: 99.
Logistic Language
development of 22, i: XXXI.
evolution of 20: CLXIX sq.
Logs
hauling over 38: § 800.
the floating, Navaho myth 8: 278.
use of, in construction of buildings at Pueblo Viejo ruins, mention of 22, i: 177.
Lohĭm
habitat of the 14: 742.
sketch of the 14: 743.
Loiica
derivation of 21: 125.
description of 21: 61.
introduction of, into Tusayan 21: 62.
Loin Cloth. See Apron.
Loisa, a Porto Rican chieftainess 25: 39.
Lokomo. See Arawak.
Lokotaaka, Ala clan at 19: 590.
Loláca Indians, beliefs of, as to eclipses 30: 257.
Lolo, Jean Baptiste, a Kamaloops chief 45: 264.
Lolos, of China, written characters of 10: 674.
Lomen, Alfred 46: 86.
Lomen, Carl 46: 31, 115, 116, 117, 174, 181, 202.
Lomen, J. G. 46: 31, 86, 87.
Lomen, Ralph 46: 117.
Lomen Brothers 46: 84, 167, 172.
Loms. See Hymenaea.
Lonchocarpus sp.
sap drunk when water is scarce 38: § 254.
See also Haiari.
London, Ky., trails to 42: 801 sq.
London Company
charter of 18: 529, 550, 563.
Indian policy of 18: 563 sq.
Lone, pictograph for 10: 595 sq.
Lone-Bear. See Set-pä´go.
Lone Butte, Nev., petroglyphs on 4: 24; 10: 92.
Lone-Chief, a Pawnee chief 17: 334.
Lone-Dog, winter count of 10: 266, 273-287; 17: 142, 146.
Lone Dog Winter Count
of the Sioux 26: 34.
system, discussion of 4: 90, 99-127.
Lone-Horn, fate of 4: 115 sq.
Lone Peak, myths concerning 19: 335.
Lone Wolf
a Kiowa chief 14: 1079; 17: 233.
capture of 17: 187.
death of 17: 219.
death of relatives of 17: 337.
delegate in 1872 17: 192.
delegate to Washington in 1892 17: 223, 364.
deportation of, to Florida 17: 215.
fight precipitated by 17: 205.
hostile threats by 17: 197, 199.
hostility of, in 1874 17: 204.
judge of Indian court 17: 220.
presence of, at Washita council of 1872 17: 190.
surrender of 17: 211.
See also Gúi-Pä´go.
Lone Woman, Eskimo legend of 18: 479.
Long, ——.
cited as authority 27: 184.
on Cheyenne name of Sioux 14: 1057.
Long, George, mention of 42: 576.
Long, J., cited 4: 87.
Long, Jack
information furnished by 24: 158.
on dice game, Chippewa 24: 65.
on hand game, Yakima 24: 307.
on hoop and pole, Caughnawaga 24: 474 sq.
on racket, Chippewa 24: 564.
Long, John
on Dakota wild rice moons 19: 1090.
on dependence of fur traders on wild rice 19: 1102.
on popular synonym for wild rice 19: 1023.
on synonym for Menomini Indians 19: 1048.
on wild rice baby food 19: 1086.
on wild rice death feast of Potawatomi 19: 1091 sq.
on wild rice north of Lake Superior 19: 1037.
Long, M. C.
pottery from collection of 20: 88.
reference to 44: 474.
Long, Maj. Stephen H.
cited on beliefs 11: 448.
on barbed and barbless arrows 13: 150.
on chungke stones 13: 99.
on hoop and pole, Pawnee 24: 463, 513.