Part I. SUBJECT INDEX (continued 20)

habitat, description of 17: 477.

habits of the 17: 481.

hogan, resemblance of, to dwellings in Alaska 46: 82.

hostility to Cheyenne 17: 301.

house sites in Canyon de Chelly 16: 87.

houses, memoir on 17: LXII-LXV, LXX sqq., 469-517.

houses, sites of 16: 152.

hypnotism in ceremony of 14: 811.

in Antelope Valley 17: 592, 593.

in fight with Tewa and Hopi 29: 257.

influence of, on Pueblo architecture 19: 642 sq.

intermarriage with Zuñi 29: 403.

katcinas derived from 21: 126.

katcinas on Hopi pottery 17: 658.

killing of, by a Kiowa 17: 320.

Kiowa hostility to 17: 165, 345.

Kiowa pony stolen by 17: 326.

Kiowa war parties against 17: 175, 231, 301, 322.

land cessions and reservations 18: 780, 848 sqq., 892, 898, 916, 920, 944.

late appearance of, in Tusayan 17: 581.

memoir on 19: XXIX.

modern condition of the 17: 486.

mythology of the 24: 95 sq., 356 sq., 436 sq., 623 sq., 766, 790, 804.

myths of the 19: 443, 447, 448, 468, 501.

name applied to stillborn 47: 214.

name of Awatobi 17: 594.

name of the Comanche 14: 1043.

name of the Paiute 14: 1048.

names for 29: 399 sq., 573, 575.

part of population of Nambé 29: 360.

peaches cultivated by 16: 88.

pictis used by 30: 57.

piñon nuts furnished by, to Zuñi 30: 70.

pollen used in ceremonies of 14: 705.

population of 17: 483.

recent advent of, in New Mexico 17: 658.

researches among the 41: 67 sq.

shell assignments of 29: 44.

shrine robbed by 17: 612.

significance of songs of 14: 1009.

similarity in dress of Hokyaña drummer to that of 21: 94.

slain, offering to 47: 677.

statistics concerning the 14: 809.

structures in cliff dwellings 16: 140.

study of fraternities and cults of 19: XLVII.

study of the 16: XLVII sq.

sun in tribal mythology of 26: 239.

swastika among the 28: 139.

tradition of cliff dwellings 16: 191, 198.

trails in Canyon de Chelly 16: 157.

use of language of, as trade language 19: 188.

walls in cliff outlooks 16: 152.

weaving of 29: 11.

See also Navajo.

Navaho Añya Katcinas

description of picture of 21: 88.

personification of, by chorus in Palülükoñti festival 21: 44.

Navaho Añyas, similarity of masks of, to those of the Hopi 21: 88.

Navaho National Monument, Ariz., cliff dwellings of 28: 194, 195.

Navait. See Saguaro.

Navajo

Asa of Tusayan live among 8: 30.

beliefs, reference to 11: 369.

blankets 3:

mode of weaving 383.

mode of weaving, diagonal 383.

mode of weaving, diamond 384.

varieties of 385-388.

burial 1: 123.

ceremonial use of colors by 10: 623 sq.

ceremony, the Mountain Chant 5: XLIV-XLVIII, 379-476.

chungke game among the 13: 99.

dyeing 3: 377.

dyes 3: 376.

effects of, on Pueblo tribes 13: 260.

fetishes 2: 44.

field work among, of Dr. W. Matthews 6: XXXVIII sqq.

habitat of 7: 54.

healds and loom used by 3: 380.

hogan or hut 4: 473.

hogan, construction of 13: 237.

huts of, closed with blankets 8: 189.

linguistics and custom, work on 5: XXX.

looms 3: 377.

method of sheep herding compared with Pueblo 8: 214.

medicine dance, studies of 7: XXV.

paper on Hasjelti Dailjis ceremonial and sand-painting of 8: 229-285.

position in weaving 3: 380.

rites, seasons for 5: 386.

sand paintings of 10: 210 sq.

silversmiths, article on, discussed 2: XXXIII, 167.

symbolic colors of 11: 532

warp of blankets 3: 378 sq.

warp of sash 3: 388.

weavers 3: 371-391.

wool 3: 375.

work among the 10: XVIII.

See also Navaho.

Naval Observatory, ancient quarry at 15: 31, 66.

Navel-string

mention of 35: 652, 655, 656; 38: § 905.

of twins, used for magical purposes 35: 697 sqq.

pouches, use of 45: 281.

used for magical purposes 35: 696, 699.

Navels, men with mouths at 30: 364.

Navarette, Augustin

Chanca letter copied by 25: 208.

citing Cantero on three-pointed stones 25: 129 sq., 131.

diary of Columbus printed by 25: 203.

on Porto Rican shell-heaps 25: 86.

on stone collars 25: 168 sq.

Navarrete, ——, cited on date of petition of Cortes 14: 367.

Navarrete, R. de

on belief in God 30: 119.

on guarding traditions 30: 345.

Navarro, Cayetano, attack on Seri by 17: 116.

Navarro, Garcia, on effect of Marco’s report 14: 366.

Navigation

Eskimo 11: 236.

Eskimo proficiency in 6: 643.

Seri 17: 10, 49, 61, 67, 82, 106, 215*-221*.

Seri, effect on race of 17: 159*.

Navitco

ceremonies in honor of 26: 108, 168, 266.

in Pima song 26: 326 sq.

supernatural character of 26: 175.

Na-wa-gi-jig, story of, in signs 1: 508.

Nawat, native name of Left-hand 14: 957.

Nawathi´néha, name of southern Arapaho 14: 955.

Nawphawpe River, identified as Naufawpi Creek 42: 39.

Na´wunēna, name of southern Arapaho 14: 955.

Naxapee, population of 7: 49.

Naxnaxuᵋla, Qweqᵘsōt!Enoxᵘ, legend of the 35: 1249.

Naybi, identified with Oraibi 17: 612.

Nazario, Padre

archeological collection of 25: 18 sq.

on landing place of Columbus 25: 33.

on map of Cosa 25: 77.

Nazco, Peru, collection from 30: 22.

Nea Mathla, reservation for 18: 706.

Neah Bay, treaty of 18: 800.

Neapolitan gestures and signs 1: 289, 296-305.

Nebómes, Southern Pima, reference to 28: 70 sq., 152.

Nebraska

characteristics of pottery of 20: 145.

description of, by Castañeda 14: 528.

description of Quivira 14: 591.

early man in 28: 15 sq.

explorations in 11: XLIII.

field work in 20: LX.

jurisdiction over Omaha 27: 624.

Kiowa formerly in 17: 155.

Kiowa military posts, etc., in 17: 385.

location of Quivira in 14: 397.

office work on material from 20: IX.

Omaha lands in 27: 623.

petroglyphs in 10: 90 sqq.

pottery from 20: 199 sq.

troop in Sioux outbreak 14: 876.

Nebraska City, treaty of 18: 798.

Neck

of child shaped 35: 640.

See also Necks.

Neck Ornaments 38: § 537.

Neck Rings

of cedar bark 35: 874, 1071.

of red cedar bark, for shamans 35: 721.

Necklaces

appearance of, in Hopi pictures 21: 83, 88, 119.

description of 45: 81 sq.

from Porto Rico 34: 131.

human bones used as, by Hopi katcinas 21: 76.

in Sikyatki graves 17: 733.

in Tusayan ceremony 15: 282, 297.

of human fingers 9: 480-487; 14: 1024.

of human teeth 9: 487 sqq.

of katcinas, description of 47: 871.

of shell or stone 34: 230, 231.

of the Dakota 17: 281.

of the Eskimo 9: 148.

of the Guiana Indians 38: § 531-536.

of the Oraibi dancers 16: 292, 294.

of the Seri 17: 172*.

of the Winnebago 37: 109.

of various parts of the human body 9: 483-489.

use of, in decoration of Tcutckutû 21: 67.

See also Shell; Turquoise.

Necks

Eastern United States, development of 20: 62.

Gulf Coast pottery 20: 105, 108.

Iroquoian pottery 20: 161.

Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 20: 90-93.

New Jersey-New England pottery 20: 175.

Northwestern pottery 20: 196.

Ohio Valley pottery 20: 185.

Piedmont-Virginia pottery 20: 149.

Piedmont-Virginia pottery, prominence of band around 20: 150.

Potomac-Chesapeake pottery 20: 151.

South Appalachian pottery 20: 140.

Southern and Northern pottery 20: 145, 147.

Spanish olive jars 20: 129.

Necotowance, act of Virginia assembly affecting 18: 565.

Necrology

Frank Frederick Hilder 22, i: XL sqq.

Garrick Mallery 16: LXXX.

James Constantine Pilling 17: LIX-LXII.

Necromancy

development of 19: LXXXV sq.

in savagery 16: 21.

See also Magic.

Nectandra Rodiei. See Greenheart.

Neebosh’s Band

cession of reserve by 18: 758.

reservation for 18: 740.

Needle

bone, of Oregon Indians 13: 117.

bone, used with kuraua 38: § 70.

decoration of pipes by 20: 55.

flat split eye 38: § 47, 48.

of the Nenenot 11: 310.

rounded split eye 38: § 51, 52.

use of, among Indians 14: 562.

wooden, hooked 38: § 49, 50.

See also Needles; Perforator.

Needle cases

fossil ivory 46: 174.

of Chiriqui 6: 150.

of the Eskimo 9: 318, 320 sqq.; 18: 103 sq.

Needle Grass, mention of 33: 66.

Needle-like Implements of bone, from Pueblo ruin, finding of 22, i: 94.

Needles

bone, from Awatobi 17: 627.

Eskimo 18: 106 sqq.

netting, from Guadeloupe 34: 136.

netting, from Porto Rico 34: 131.

netting, of the Eskimo 9: 312 sq.

sewing, of the Eskimo 9: 318 sq.

splint-bone, from mule deer 44: 133 sq.

used by Eskimo in making nets 18: 192 sq.

used to apply medicine 44: 333.

See also Needle.

Needlework of Eskimo women 18: 197.

Neeswaughgee’s Band

cession of reserve by 18: 758.

reservation for 18: 740.

Neff, P., boat-shape stone in possession of 13: 116.

Negation

gesture sign for 10: 644.

of affirmative, in sign language 1: 391.

of affirmative, signs for 1: 290, 299, 300, 304, 355, 440, 494.

Negative Verb, formation of 28: 261, 270, 274.

Neglect of aged and feeble 38: § 917.

Negro-cop. See Mycteria.

Negroes

blood of, in Eskimo at Point Barrow 46: 111.

death of, accompanying Coronado 14: 555, 564.

in Cherokee nation 19:

education of 155.

myth concerning 351.

myths of 448, 450, 452, 483.

number of 155, 157.

relation of myths of, to Indian myths 231, 233-236.

influence on, of Indian culture 34: 12.

Island of 14: 545.

mention of, in New Spain 14: 348, 379, 402, 406.

Omaha name for 27: 612.

payment for murder of 42: 344.

raquette played by 24: 604 sq.

slave, Estevan a purchaser of 14: 348.

slavery of 38: § 776.

Tewa name for 29: 575.

with Coronado 14: 506, 592.

Nehantic

absorbed by the Mohegan 43: 207, 209.

account of the 18: 613.

division of the 43: 217.

ethnological survivals of 43: 209.

habitat of the 43: 217.

incorporation of, with the Narragansett 43: 217.

synonyms for 43: 221.

Neighbors, Robert S., on hand game, Comanche 24: 309.

Neil, Hugh, inclosure on land of, New York 12: 512.

Neil, Col. T. H., surrender of Cheyenne to 17: 212.

Neill, ——, on trade of Omaha 27: 80 sq.

Neill, Rev. Edward Duffield

on course of Dakota migration from wild rice fields 19: 1044.

on Dakota curing wild rice 19: 1064.

on Dakota eating wild rice 19: 1083.

on Dakota storing wild rice 19: 1072.

on Dakota threshing wild rice 19: 1068.

on Dakota tying wild rice 19: 1058.

on Dakota villages 19: 1045.

on Dakota wild rice moon 19: 1090.

on hidden ball, Dakota 24: 365.

on influence of wild rice on geographic nomenclature 19: 1023.

on Ojibwa eating human flesh with wild rice 19: 1084.

on popular synonym for wild rice 19: 1023.

on racket, Santee Dakota 24: 614.

on Stephen Brulé as first white man to visit Ojibwa 19: 1059.

Nelaton, ——, cited on primitive trephining 16: 28.

Nelson, Aven, on absence of wild rice in Wyoming 19: 1032.

Nelson, Prof. Edward William

collection of earthenware vessels from eastern central Arizona by 6: L.

collection of stone-closes by 8: 193.

contributor to Bureau 48: 1189.

Eskimo research of 7: 73.

graves unearthed by 8: 86.

material collected by 24: 103, 474, 701, 729.

memoir by 18: LI-LIV, 19-518.

mention of 46: 165, 169, 171, 173, 174, 177, 181, 210, 213, 225, 322, 371.

mention of exploration in Alaska of 46: 30, 32.

obituary of 48: 1221.

on Athapascan habitat 7: 53.

on certain ruined Pueblo features 13: 202.

on football, Western Eskimo 24: 701.

on hand-and-foot ball 24: 706 sq.

on hoop and pole, Western Eskimo 24: 474.

on jackstraws, Western Eskimo 24: 729 sq.

on masks 3: 122, 124, 129-133, 134, 135, 136.

on minor amusements, Western Eskimo 24: 715.

on myth of thunder-bird 3: 120.

on running races, Western Eskimo 24: 805.

on shinny, Western Eskimo 24: 629.

on top spinning, Western Eskimo 24: 738 sq.

on use of images of birds in games, Eskimo 24: 103.

petroglyphs described by 10: 60 sq.

pottery obtained by 4: 279, 292, 353.

publication of paper by 19: XXX.

work of 7: XXVIII, XXIX, XXXIII; 8: XXVII; 18: XXXIII sq.

Nelson, N. C., acknowledgments to 29: 38.

Nelson, T. F., mounds on farm of 5: 61-66, 90; 12: 334, 335.

Nelson, W., work of 9: XLI.

Nelson, Wilbur A., acknowledgment to 41: 89, 494.

Nelson Island, mention of 46: 168.

Nelson Island Crania

basiofacial diameters 46: 279, 282.

children, skulls of 46: 295, 296.

dental arch 46: 276.

facial 46: 266.

facial angles 46: 285.

means 46: 286.

mention of 46: 257, 259, 262, 363.

nose 46: 268, 270.

orbits 46: 274.

Nelumbo Lutea

a life symbol 36: 111.

a sacred plant 39: 129, 195.

mention of 33: 79.

Nemaha County, Nebr., reference to 27: 622.

Nemoak Society of the Menomini 14: 157-161.

Nemshaw land cessions and reservations 18: 784.

Nenana

absence of remains at 46: 39.

Chief Thomas of 46: 38.

Indians of 46: 124.

village 46: 125.

Nenenot Indians, description of 11: 183, 267.

Nenetooyah, change of name by 19: 69.

Nentoig. See Mentuig.

Nentwig. See Rudo Ensayo.

Neolithic

class of artifacts, discussion of 17: 252.

industry, primitive, Bonasila 46: 145.

Neotoma sp. (?), Pima food 26: 80.

Nepeta Cataria

introduced by the whites 33: 59.

medicinal constituents of 44: 304.

medicinal properties of 44: 301.

use of 44: 290, 354.

Nephew

application of the term 42: 81, 92.

term for, used by women 42: 83.

use of the term 40: 376 sq.

use of the term, by clans 42: 145.

Nephrite

Eskimo implements made of 18: 82, 92, 145, 171, 197.

Eskimo ornaments made of 18: 48.

Eskimo surgical instruments made of 18: 310.

stone of Leyden Museum 22, i:

discussion and figure of 302 sq.

significance of date on, discussion of 294.

See also Jade.

Nepissing, jugglers among the 14: 62, 138.

Nepoics, a nation of Trinidad 34: 64.

Neptune, François, informant, mention of 43: 171, 173, 177.

Neptune Family, information concerning 43: 176.

Nereis sp. See Periwinkle.

Nerm 1: 142.

Nēsa´dî Tlingit clan

history of 26: 411.

phratry and tribe of 26: 399.

Neshoba River, called River of the Wolves 42: 46.

Nespelim

and Sanpoil affinity 14: 733.

basketry of the 41: 154, 156, 414.

imbrication learned by the 41: 140.

origin of the 45: 214.

Nespilem, population of 7: 105.

Nest

bird’s string figure of 38: § 667, 684.

oriole’s 22, ii:

rite of making the 242 sqq., 357, 358.

symbolism of 34, 243 sqq., 358.

treatment of, in Hako ceremony 20.

use of 20.

See also names of different birds.

Nest-shaped Baskets, term for 41: 397.

Nestucca, habitat of 7: 104.

Net

fishing, for crab 38: § 220.

fishing, for manati 38: § 169.

for sea-eggs 35: 163.

use of, in finishing 20:

Iroquoian pottery 163.

Middle Atlantic Coast pottery 148, 151, 152.

New Jersey-New England pottery 177.

use of, in modeling South Appalachian pottery 20: 134.

See also Fabrics; Nets; Paddles; Roulette; Textiles.

Net-making Implements of the Eskimo 18: 190-195.

Netchillirmiut Eskimo Tribe, situation of 6: 452-458.

Netherworld People. See Underworld People.

Nets

for animals, Eskimo 18: 118-131.

for birds, Eskimo 18: 131-135.

for fish, Eskimo 9: 284 sqq.; 18: 185-190.

for seal, Eskimo 9: 251.

from Atlantic Coast 3: 419.

making of 41: 138.

manufacture and use of 13: 26.

of the Coeur d’Alêne 45: 55.

of the Florida and Virginia Indians 13: 45.

used for fishing 45: 107.

used in hunting 45: 245.

See also Net.

Netting

measure 35: 163.

needles, Kwakiutl 35: 163.

needles, Eskimo 9: 312 sq.

tools of the Eskimo 9: 312-315.

weights of the Eskimo 9: 315 sq.

Nettles, R. H., killed at Wounded Knee 14: 872.

Nettles

bark of 35: 163.

bark of, for cauterizing 35: 695.

employment of, in spinning 13: 22.

mention of 33: 77.

use of 44: 294; 45: 471, 499, 505.

See also Bull Nettle; Urtica Gracilis.

Neumann, Eduardo

elbow stone figured by 25: 174.

on specimens of Antillean skulls 25: 29.

on stone collars 25: 169.

Neumann, Dr. Felix

editorial work of 34: 25.

work of 36: 28.

Neumann, R., acknowledgments to 18: 21.

Neumann Collection, description of 25: XV.

Neuralgia

among the Pima 26: 268.

treatment of 42: 655.

Neutral Land

cession of 18: 840, 848.

grant of 18: 754.

proposed cession of, by Cherokee 5: 319, 320.

Neutrals, hostility of the 30: 20.

Nevada

arrow point material found in 14: 283.

geographic character of 14: 765.

military posts in 17: 385.

petroglyphs in 10: 92-96.

pictographs 4: 24, 25, 60, 157.

Pueblo pottery in 4: 287.

Neville, A. C., on the habitat of the Winnebago 37: 80.

Nevis, Island of

archeology of 34: 158.

number of specimens from 34: 49.

perforated stone from 34: 125.

torso from 34: 11.

Nevóme Dialect, work on 26: 20.

New Albin, Iowa

mounds near 5: 26.

rock carvings at 4: 23, 24.

New Britain, Duk-Duk ceremony of 3: 100.

New Brunswick

wild rice in 19: 1037.

work in 10: XII sq.; 19: XVII sq.; 20: IX, XI.

New Caledonia, drawings from 10: 743.

New Caves, near Flagstaff, Ariz., description of 22, i: 37 sq.

New Connecticut. See Connecticut.

New Corn Crop

celebration of 42: 550, 568.

See also Busk; Green Corn Dance.

New Echota

adoption of Cherokee constitution at 5: 374.

attendance at conference at 19: 123.

attitude of Cherokee toward treaty of 19: 135.

capital of Cherokee nation 19: 107.

Cherokee council at 5: 280.

constitution convention at 19: 112.

East Cherokee rights to benefits of treaty of 19: 165, 167.

Major Davis on treaty of 19: 126.

provisions of treaty of 19: 227 sq.

ratification of treaty of 19: 125 sq.

treaty of 15: 754; 19: 123 sqq., 158 sq.

New England

blending of Iroquois and Algonquian wares in 20: 175.

Canadian pottery resembling that of 20: 170.

paucity of ceramic collections of 20: 147.

pottery from 20: 167 sqq., 178 sq.

relations of pottery of 20: 147.

rock carving in 4: 19.

See also New Jersey-New England.

New England Magazine, article on Connecticut archeology in 20: 178.

New England Tribes

combination of, as Brotherton Indians 43: 211.

extinction of 43: 168.

See also New England Tribes, Southern.

New England Tribes, Southern

affiliations of 43: 214 sqq.

composite character of 43: 210 sq.

culture of 43: 222.

migration of 43: 222.

New Fire

belief concerning 42: 594.

burial under, of old fire 42: 589.

ceremonies of the Hopi 17: 586, 602.

ceremony 42: 545, 555, 562 sq., 570, 571 sq., 577, 581, 583, 589, 595 sq., 609.

ceremony, appearance of Wüwütcimtû and Tataukyamû in 21: 73.

ceremony, Cherokee 19: 502 sq.

ceremony, description of 21: 24.

ceremony, effect of, on Hopi ceremonial calendar 21: 19.

ceremony, paper on 36: 27.

ceremony, use of fetishes in 22, i: 108.

ceremony, variation in 21: 19.

ceremony, Walpi 28: 135.

distribution of 42: 555, 559, 563, 602, 603, 605.

preparation for 42: 561.

rites, building devoted to 41: 6.

symbolic meaning of sticks of 42: 548.

See also Busk.

New Galicia

conquest of 14: 372.

demoralization of Coronado’s army in 14: 401.

description of 14: 513.

explored by Museo de Guzman 14: 351.

uprising in, duration Mixton war 14: 408.

New Granada, burial customs in 6: 19, 20.

New Guinea

mourning colors used in 10: 630.

scarification in 10: 417.

tattooing of Papuans in 10: 411 sq.

New Hamilton 46: 74.

New Hampden, flint quarries near 15: 77.

New Hampshire

aboriginal steatite quarrying in 15: 106.

Indian policy of 18: 639.

New Haven, Indian policy of 18: 607 sq., 616.

New Hebrides

head preserving in 3: 94.

mask of 3: 99.

tattooing in 10: 418.

New Holland, ceremonial chart of 4: 197.

New Ireland, mask of 3: 86.

New Jersey

blending of Iroquoian and Algonquian wares in 20: 175.

fragment from, showing incised imitation of textile markings 20: 79, 80.

Indian policy of 18: 587-591.

occurrence of exotic types of decoration in 20: 176.

occurrence of Northwestern characters in 20: 188.

pottery from, resembling Iroquoian pottery 20: 165.

pottery of 20: 60, 146.

See also New Jersey-New England; Potomac-Chesapeake Province.

New Jersey-New England Province

divisions of 20: 147.

pottery of 20: 175-180.

See also New Jersey.

New Jersey Tea

medicinal use of 42: 664.

use of 44: 288, 340.

New Lexington, Ohio, flint deposits in 44: 512.

New Metlakahtla

a Chimmesyan settlement 7: 65.

founding of 26: 414.

New Mexico

ancient cultural center 28: 157.

antiquities of 28: 17.

archeological map of 26: XX.

archeological work in 41: 39.

burial urn from 1: 138.

character of pottery of 20: 20.

collection of primitive art objects from 23: XLI.

collections from 18: XXXI sq.; 28: 20.

collections from Pueblos of 3: 511.

excavations in 39: 10 sq.

explorations in 5: XXIII, XXIV; 11: XXXIX.

field work in 20: LX; 21: IX, XI, XVIII; 22, i: IX, XIII; 23: IX, XVI, XVII; 27: 7, 10, 11.

Hopi clans from 19: 582, 584.

Kiowa raids in 17: 175, 339.

mapping of ancient ruins in 24: XXI.

masks of 3: 105.

military posts, etc., in 17: 385.

national monuments in 28: 18; 29: 20.

office work on collections from 22, i: XVII.

petroglyphs in 10: 96 sqq., 353, 682.

pictographs in 4: 28, 34, 37, 158, 229.

pottery of 4: 282, 298.

pueblos of, clans from 19: 604-613.

reconquest of 13: 331.

report on collections from 19: XIX sq.

researches in 28: 9, 11; 29: 10-20; 30: 11, 16.

ruins of 28:

age of 150.

cliff dwellings of 151.

pottery of 139.

shell among aborigines of 28: 143.

smallpox in 17: 275.

work in 7: XVIII; 19: XIII, XV sq.

See also Cliff Dwellings; Navaho.

New Netherlands, settlement of 18: 575 sq.

New Orleans, old name of 44: 180.

New Providence, number of specimens from 34: 50.

New River

pottery of 20: 149 sq.

trails of 42: 749, 759, 770.

New Town. See New Echota.

New Year

celebrated by busk 42: 546, 551.

festival of the Iroquois 2: 112, 116.

Mexican festival of the 16: 244.

New Year Fire, ceremony connected with 47: 535, 536 sq., 637 sq.

New Year Ritual. See Tawinide Ritual.

New York

abundance of pipes on recent Indian village sites in 20: 173.

antiquities of, ascribed to the Iroquois 12: 667.

archeologic work in 8: XXI; 13: XXIX.

blending of Iroquoian and Algonquian wares in 20: 175.

Cauzeunovia, stockade near 12: 548.

Chautauqua County, ancient works in 12: 502-512.

ethnological work in 8: XXI.

explorations in 12: 503, 545.

field work in 11: XXX; 20: IX, XI; 21: IX; 22, i: IX, XIII; 23: IX.

forms of pipes occurring in 20: 45.

Genesee County, bone flint from 12: 543.

Geneseo, mound near 12: 515.

gorgets from 13: 119.

Indian policy of 18: 575-587.

Jefferson County, Perch Lake, hut-rings about 12: 545.

Livingston County, antiquities in 12: 514, 515.

Madison County, ancient works in 12: 503 sqq.

mounds in 5: 10.

Niagara County, antiquities in 12: 512.

office work on material from 20: IX.

petroglyphs in 10: 98 sq.

pottery of 20: 21, 22, 167.

pottery of, relation of, to ware of Northwest 20: 196.

pottery of, reported occurrence of, in Alabama 20: 105.

pottery of, resemblance of New Jersey-New England ware to 20: 175.

researches in 28: 10, 14.

Syracuse, stone graves near 12: 547.

Wyoming County, Dunn Farm, inclosure on 12: 513, 514.

New York Academy of Science, archeological work of 34: 51.

New York Bay

pottery of 20: 178.

resemblance of pottery of, to that of Norfolk 20: 176.

New York City, treaties of 18: 652, 656.

New York Colonial Documents on popular synonym for wild rice 19: 1023.

New York Indians

cessions for 18: 728, 742 sqq.

land cessions and reservations by 18: 768-772, 860, 876, 892.

land cession to 14: 25, 26.

land treaty with 14: 29.

westward removal of 14: 23.

See also Brothertown; Five Nations; Iroquois; Mohawk; Munsee; Oneida; Seneca; Seven Nations of Canada; Six Nations; Stockbridge; Tuscarora.

New Zealand

and Central American linguistic similarities 16: 236.

and Zapotec terms, comparison of 16: 262.

color, religious and ceremonial use of, in 10: 627 sq.

grave effigies in 4: 200, 201; 10: 525 sq.

petroglyphs in 10: 165 sqq.

red in 4: 56.

tattooing in 4: 73, 75, 76; 10: 409 sq.

wood carvings in 10: 685 sq.

See also Maori.

Newark, Ohio

earth works in 13: XXVII.

fraudulent inscribed stones from 10: 760.

mounds in 5: 46.

rock carvings at 4: 21.

Newark Track Rock, Ohio 10: 101 sq.

Newark Works, Newark, Ohio 12: 459, 468.

Newberry, General ——, mounds on land of 12: 85.

Newberry, J. S., on wild rice in Lake Huron 19: 1037.

Newberry Library

reference to 42: 680.

visited by Dr. J. R. Swanton 38: p. 4.

Newchowwe land cessions and reservations 18: 782.

Newcombe, Dr. Cyrus F.

acknowledgments to 24: 29.

material collected by 24: 259.

on bean shooter, Kwakiutl 24: 760 sq.

on dice games, Clayoquot 24: 196.

on dice games, Haida 24: 189.

on dice games, Kwakiutl 24: 196, 197.

on hand game, Kwakiutl 24: 321.

on hoop and pole, Haida 24: 517.

on hoop and pole, Kwakiutl 24: 520.

on hoop and pole, Salish 24: 491.

on jackstraws, Haida 24: 730.

on Kasaan 26: 409.

on quoits, Haida 24: 725.

on quoits, Kwakiutl 24: 725.

on ring and pin, Clayoquot 24: 558 sq.

on ring and pin, Kwakiutl 24: 559.

on shuttlecock, Kwakiutl 24: 718.

on stick game, Haida 24: 259.

on stick game, Kwakiutl 24: 263.

on top game, Haida 24: 747.

on unclassified games, Haida 24: 784.

on unclassified games, Kwakiutl 24: 785, 786.

petroglyphs reported by 10: 72.

Newcombe, F. C., on wild rice in Michigan 19: 1030.

Newcomerstown Gravels, observations on 15: XVI.

Ne´wekwe, Galaxy Fraternity

actions of 23: 106.

buffoonery by 23: 107.

description and costume of 23: 106.

See also Galaxy Fraternity.

Newell, C. H., killed at Wounded Knee 14: 872.

Newell, R., grant of land to 18: 826.

Newettee

chiton eaten by 35: 483.

whale flensing among 35: 465.

Newfoundland

aborigines of 7: 57.

Spanish name for 14: 513.

wild rice in 19: 1037.

Newhouse, Chief Seth

annalist 21: 137.

Mohawk cosmological myth related by 24: XVIII.

translation made by 41: 10.

work done by, on League of the Iroquois 44: 8.

Newland, Mrs. ——, mention of 47: 13.

Newman, Charles B.

assistance of 38: p. 19.

transfer of 41: 44.

work of 36: 33; 37: 29; 39: 25; 40: 19; 41: 18, 42.

Newman, D. 46: 167, 174.

Newport, Tenn., collection of relics from 3: 438-441.

Newsam, A., mention of 34: 68.

Newspapers, Cherokee 19: 111 sq.

Nexa´dî, Tlingit clan

crests of 26: 415, 455.

history of 26: 409.

names of 26: 422.

tribe 26: 398.

Nex’a´dî, a Tsimshian group 31: 478.

Nexpa River

followed by Coronado 14: 585.

identification of 14: 387.

Nez Percé

a Caddo synonym 14: 1092.

a Sahaptin synonym 14: 744.

affinity of the Pälus with 14: 735.

affinity of Wa´napum with 14: 735.

and Cayuse languages, comparison of 15: XL.

and Syracuse intermarriage 14: 744.

associations of, with other tribes 45: 319 sq.

basketry of the 4: 135, 136, 354.

burial customs of 45: 175 sq.

caps worn by the 4: 354.

cause of war with the 14: 712.

Flathead name for 45: 300.

games of the 24:

hand game 304, 305.

hoop and pole 493.

shinny 632.

habitat and population of the 14: 805.

hunting grounds of the 45: 305 sq.

Kiowa name of the 17: 154.

land cessions and reservations 18: 806, 812 sqq., 826, 864, 882, 892, 894, 898, 910, 912, 916, 920, 948.

language, work done on 44: 6 sq.

linguistic manuscript obtained 15: XXXI, LXXXV.

location of the 45: 37.

name of, in sign language 45: 147.

named by error 4: 121.

Omaha name for 27: 102.

population of the 45: 314.

removal of, to Indian territory 5: 364.

settlement of, on Cherokee Strip 19: 151.

visit of, to Wovoka 14: 805.

visit to Kiowa by 17: 351.

vocabulary, acquisition of 10: XIV; 18: XLIII.

war of, with the whites 45: 372 sq.

wars of, with the Coeur d’Alêne 45: 125.

wars of, with the Okanagan group 45: 258.

See also Sahaptin.

Nhalené, the Carib fleet admiral 38: § 741.

Ni

significance of, in Maya 16: 219.

See also Gui.

Niagara, Indian council at 14: 18.

Niagara Falls, origin of, Iroquois myth 2: 54.

Niaha`no´, song composed by 14: 1099.

Niaketsikûtk, Kichai name of the Sioux 14: 1057.

Níaqtawápomi

a Menomini chief 14: 44.

member of Menomini court 14: 35.

portrait of 14: 50.

Niărharĭs-kûrikiwăs-Hûski, Wichita name of the Arapaho 14: 954.

Nia´thuă, Arapaho name of the whites 14: 962, 978.

Nibbi, bush rope 38: § 72.

Niblack, A. P., cited 12: 726.

Niça, ——

on Acoma 29: 543.

See also Niza.

Nicaragua

character of pottery of 20: 20.

petroglyphs in 10: 141, 686.

pictographs in 4: 40.

Niches

formed in old window openings 8: 110, 200, 208 sq.

in kiva walls 16: 178.

use of, in kivas 8: 121, 122.

Nĭ´chihenĕ´na, a Kiowa synonym 17: 149.

Nĭ´chinĕ´na, a Kiowa synonym 14: 1078.

Nicholas the Venetian, quotation from 14: 571.

Nicholas County, Ky., occurrence of earthenware spools in 20: 44.

Nichols, Doctor ——, collection loaned by 34: 124.

Nichols, Mrs. Frances S.

appreciation of work of 48: 30.

work of 25: XX, XXV; 26: XXXI; 27: 13; 29: 12, 24; 30: 17; 36: 29; 37: 27, 29, 31; 38: p. 19, 21; 39: 23 sq.; 40: 17, 20; 41: 21, 41, 69, 92, 113; 42: 16; 43: 15, 19; 44: 15, 19; 45: 16, 19; 46: 16; 47: 11, 14; 48: 17.

Nichols, Kerry, cited on Maori monsters 16: 214.

Nichols, Lieut. Maury, Kiowa agent in 1893 17: 226.

Nichols County, W. Va., pictographs in 4: 22.

Nicholson, ——, treaty concluded by 18: 633.

Nicholson, Governor ——, conference with Cherokee by 19: 34.

Ni-cí-he-nen-a; Nitchihi, Kiowa synonyms 17: 149.

Nickajack Towns

building of 19: 54.

destruction of 19: 78.

effect of destruction of 19: 68.

mention of 42: 750.

Nickajack Trail 42: 846, 848.

Nicknames, examples of 47: 217.

Nicobarese mortuary tablet 10: 527.

Nicola Band

basketry of 41: 157, 322, 323, 324, 434, 436, 445, 452 sq.

territory of 45: 448.

Nicola Family, information concerning 43: 176.

Nicolar, Chief Joseph

material collected by 24: 84.

on dice game, Penobscot 24: 84.

Nicolas, Chief ——

contemporaries of 45: 270.

head chief of the Okanagon 45: 259.

life of 45: 267-270.

mention of 45: 262.

Nicollet, Sieur Jean N.

cited 12: 44.

explorations by 14: 12, 15.

observations by 12: 42.

on discovery of Menomini and their use of wild rice 19: 1048.

Winnebago met by 15: 196.

Nicolls, Richard, permits to purchase land issued by 18: 578 sq.

Nicotani. See Ani´-kuta´ni.

Nicotiana Attenuata

mention of 45: 467, 494, 495.

tobacco used by the Pima 26: 119.

See also Tobacco.

Nicotiana Quadrivalvis

mention of 33: 113.

probable place of origin of 33: 59.

Nicotiana Tabacum. See Tobacco.

Niculuita, a Tlaqluit synonym 14: 740.

Nida, application of the term 27: 194.

Nidever, Capt. George C.

mention of 42: 8.

owner of Burton Mound 41: 108; 44: 57, 58.

Niece

application of the term 42: 82-92.

relation of, to uncles 40: 323 sqq., 331, 333, 335, 340.

term for, used by women 42: 83.

Niel, ——, on migration of Tanoan peoples 19: 611.

Niel, José Amando

on San Pablo ruin 29: 508.

on Tanoan migration to Tusayan 17: 578, 584.

Niererikwato-kûniki, Wichita name of the Cheyenne 14: 1023.

Nigger Head, a plant used in cases of tuberculosis 42: 662.

Nigger Weed, use of, in ceremonials 30: 98.

Night

a man-being in Iroquoian cosmology 21: 174, 224.

association of, with death 27: 588.

at Arctic Circle 46: 100.

attack in warfare 38: § 762.

beliefs concerning 11: 467.

clouds, string figure of 38: § 686.

in Omaha conception 27: 128, 494, 505.

in Pima religion 26: 251, 253, 254.

in Pima song 26: 302.

in Ponca conception 27: 507.

mythic origin of 14: 200.

representation of, in Hako ceremony 22, ii: 21.

signs and symbols for 10: 699 sq.

signs for 1: 358.

symbolism of 22, ii: 42; 27: 254, 513, 517.

See also Day and Night; Darkness.

Night-blessed Children, society of 37: 329-343.

Night Chants 47: 710-756, 762-776.

Night Doctor 46: 112.

Night-hawk as a symbol 39: 50.

Night People Gens 36: 123 sq.

Night Singing 39: 68 sq.

Night Songs, singing of 37: 533.

Night Spirit Dance, a religious society 37: 204.

Night Spirits

association of, with success in war 37: 433 sq.

ceremony in honor of 37: 501.

characterization of 37: 440.

episode connected with 37: 431.

feast to 37: 519.

offering to 37: 429, 430, 449, 455, 501.

rite of those crazed by 37: 519.

society of those blessed by 37: 317.

Nightingale, Robert C., collection presented by 28: 20.

Nigrita Schomburgkii 38: § 247.

Nihoalaki 33: 301, 303, 622, 640, 657.

Ni´ka Wakondagi, kinship group, Osage 27: 58, 60 sq.

Ni´-ka Wa-koⁿ-da-gi Gens

mention of 39: 205.

mythological story concerning 39: 206.

office of 39: 99, 100, 101, 206; 43: 93.

symbol of 39: 50.

wi´-gi-e of 36: 133 sq.; 39: 51 sq.

See also Men of Mystery.

Ni´-ka Xo-be, holy men 39: 102.

Ni´kagahi Sha´be, account of 27: 202 sqq., 205, 206, 208.

Ni´kagahi U´zhu, account of 27: 208, 498 sqq.

Ni´kagahi Xu´de, account of 27: 202 sqq., 206, 210.

Ni´kapashna Gens, Ponca

account of 27: 44.

funeral custom of 27: 358.

personal names of 27: 54.

references to 27: 41, 42, 48.

See also names of subgentes.

Nikari-karu Indians, of Guiana, mnemonic device of 10: 226.

Ni´-ka-wa-zhiⁿ-Toⁿ-ga

a living warrior 39: 177.

military honor of 39: 178.

Ni´-ḳi

degree of the Puma gens 36: 153.

ritual of Çiⁿ-dse-a-gthe gens, paraphrase of 36: 272 sqq.

Ni´ki Noⁿ-k’oⁿ

a tribal rite 36: 47.

rite, the “seventh degree” 39: 37.

Ni´kie, explanation of the term 27: 136, 607.

Ni´kie Decorations, description of 11: 407.

Ni´kie Names

among the Iowa and Oto 11: 439.

meaning of 3: 227.

taking of 27: 117, 121, 144 sq.

taking of, Ponca 27: 140.

Ni´kie Rites

distribution of 27: 137.

distribution of, Ponca 27: 140.

Nĭkwăsĭ´, myths concerning 19: 330, 336 sq., 396, 477.

Nilak 46: 199.

Niles Ferry, Tenn., collection of relics from 3: 462.

Nilsson, S.

on flint chipping 13: 140.

on harpoon flakes 13: 171.

on stone sinkers in Greenland 13: 97.

on “Victory Stones” 13: 115.

Niman

abbreviated katcina dance closed by the 21: 56.

description of 21: 22, 57.

duration of 21: 20.

fraternities taking part in 21: 23.

in different pueblos, difference in 21: 57.

purpose of 21: 16.

Niman Katcina

appearance of Tuñwup on altar of 21: 70.

description of 15: 292.

of the Hopi 17: 593.

time for celebrating 15: 259.

Nimkish River, cinquefoil roots at 35: 190.

Nimkish Tribe

preservation of dog-salmon by 35: 223.

salmon-catching by the 35: 231.

shuttlecock game of the 24: 719.

Nine Day’s Ceremonies of the Hopi 15: 260.

Nine Lords of the Night in Borgian Codex 16: 223.

Nine Men’s Morris, game borrowed by the Indians 24: 32.

Nini´batoⁿ Subdivisions

Iⁿke´ çabe gens 27: 147-151, 252, 257, 397.

Iⁿshta´çuⁿda gens 27: 185 sq., 187-190.

Koⁿ´çe gens 27: 169, 170 sq.

Moⁿ´thiⁿkagaxe gens 27: 174 sq.

origin of 27: 201 sq.

reference to 27: 207.

Tapa´ gens 27: 178, 182 sq.

Teçiⁿ´de gens 27: 175, 176 sq.

See also Noⁿxthe´bitube.

Ninigret, a Nehantic sachem 43: 217.

Niobrara Reserve

changes in 18: 846, 868.

establishment of 18: 838.

Niobrara River, references to 27: 41, 49, 51, 85, 89, 93.

Niópet

a Menomini chief 14: 44.

genealogy of 14: 48.

importance of family of 14: 43.

member of Menomini court 14: 35.

portrait of 14: 49.

Niopo. See Piptadenia

Nipe Bay, objects from 34: 251, 254, 255.

Nipigon Bay, Ontario, pictograph on 10: 42 sq.

Nipissing

games of the 24:

dice games 81.

hidden ball 344.

racket 570.

ring and pin 540.

regarded as sorcerers 14: 62, 138.

Nipmuck, absorbed by the Mohegan 43: 201.

Niqotlizi, ceremonies at 6: XXXIX, XL.

Ni´rĭs-hări´s-kĭ´riki, a Caddo synonym 14: 1092.

Nirmuck land cessions and reservations 18: 794.

Nirr, Wapishana name for cassava squeezer 38: § 345.

Nishinam

claim symbols 4: 159.

cremation among the 1: 144.

games of the 24:

dice games 154 sq.

double ball 661.

football 698, 703.

hand game 298.

hoop and pole 489.

racket 608 sq.

tossed ball 710.

number games of 19: 871.

Niska

games of the 24:

hand game 281.

hoop and pole 421, 471.

shinny 628.

stick games 240.

tops 733, 736.

tossed ball 709.

Niskwali land cessions and reservations 18: 798, 818, 864.

Nĭslik´ûntû. See Moon-head.

Nisqually

basketry of the 41: 136, 137, 144, 182.

games of the 24:

dice games 156.

hand games 299.

stick games 250.

in treaty of 1854 14: 751.

language distinct from Chimakum 7: 62.

membership in Shaker church 14: 759.

myths of the 19: 472.

population of the 7: 105.

Shaker religion among the 14: 747.

See also Niskwali.

Nisqually Reserve

change in 18: 818.

establishment of 18: 798.

Nitchihi. See Ni-cí-he-nen-a.

Nitze, H. B. C.

on discovery of gold in Cherokee country 19: 119.

on Georgia gold lottery 19: 117.

on southern gold fields 19: 221.

Ni-u´-t’a-tci. See Missouri.

Niza, Fray Marcos de

career of, in Peru 14: 354.

Cibola visited by 13: 326, 342.

description of bison by 14: 543.

effect of report of, in New Spain 14: 365.

experience of, after Estevan’s death 14: 360.

exploration and observations by 17: 51 sq.

mistakes of, concerning Cibola 14: 573.

on Cibola 19: 650.

on Indian pueblos 14: 520.

on Totenteac fabrics 17: 629.

reference by, to Acoma 47: 23.

reference to 28: 53, 54.

reports of, investigated by Diaz 14: 384.

return of, to Mexico 14: 389, 484.

satisfies doubts raised by Diaz 14: 384.

selection of, as Provincial of Franciscans 14: 364, 476.

sermon by 14: 482.

travels of 14: 474.

visit of, to Cibola 14: 353.

visit of, to sea coast from San Pedro valley 14: 359.

visit of, to valley containing gold 14: 362.

Niza day symbol, discussion of 16: 237.

No Anger Subgens

mention of 36: 128 sqq.

peace pipe a symbol of 36: 128.

No Flesh, flight of, to Bad Lands 14: 884.

No Heart, Minikooju gentes given by 15: 220.

No Horses, a Pend d’Oreille chief 45: 377.

No Moccasins. See Dóhéñte.

No Water’s Camp

game wheel at 14: 1075.

Ghost dance at 14: 823, 846, 915.

Noah’s-ark, place of, in Seri dietary 17: 195*.

No-arra, a special kind of cassava cake 38: § 585.

Noatak River Eskimo

clothing of 18: 33, 34.

mention of 46: 205, 224, 226, 229, 230, 361.

physical characteristics of 18: 28.

tattooing by the 18: 50.

Nochistlan, death of Alvarado at 14: 410.

Nock, Arrow 38: § 133.

Nokay Delklinne. See Nakai-Doklī´ni.

Nodding Onion, use of 45: 481.

Nodes

decoration by 20:

Appalachee-Ohio pottery 182.

Eastern United States pottery 66.

Florida Peninsula pottery 118, 126.

Iroquoian pottery 107.

Middle Atlantic Coast pottery 153.

Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 86, 88, 89.

New Jersey-New England pottery 177.

Northwestern pottery 189, 193, 201.

Ohio Valley pottery 185.

South Appalachian pottery 137, 139.

Nōᵈtcⁱ`, the mystic word 40: 38, 181, 503.

Nodules, Stone 34: 184 sqq.

Noe Springs Mounds

description of 37: 100 sq.

location of 37: 99.

number of 37: 100.

Noel Indian Cemetery, Tenn.

bowl found in 41: 534 sq.

clay figurine from 20: 41.

owl images from 41: 541 sq.

pottery from 41: 594.

Noemanoema land cessions and reservations 18: 784.

Nogales, reference to 28: 56.

Noh day symbol, discussion of 16: 254.

Nohe, Warrau wooden bench 38: § 328.

Nohi-abassi, legend of 30: 263 sq.

Nohilpi, gambling god of the Navaho 24: 95, 623 sq.

Noimenoime land cessions and reservations 18: 784.

Noise, punishment for making 30: 184.

Noje

mention of 7: 135.

See also Nozi.

Nokfahålgi

a Creek clan 42: 116, 119.

affiliations of 42: 121.

Nokfila

legendary destruction of 42: 61.

name for white people 42: 61.

Nokfilalgi

application of the name 42: 121.

name for white people 42: 68, 121.

Nokomis in Menomini myth 14: 87, 114, 126.

No´koni; Nokoni

a Comanche band 14: 1044.

surrender of, in 1874 17: 204.

Nokosi, Judge ——

mention of 42: 491.

myth related by 42: 65.

Nokosīamła, information obtained from 42: 655.

Nokotlik 46: 208.

Nolan, Captain ——, on Kiowa buffalo hunt 17: 344.

Nōłem Dance 35: 834.

Nome

beaches 46: 81.

Eskimo 46: 228.

remains near 46: 89.

remnants of Eskimo in 46: 89.

visits of Asiatics to 46: 97.

See also Cape Nome.

Nome Cult

land cessions and reservations 18: 794.

See also Round Valley Reserve.

Nomenclature

mention of 1: 211, 220.

of linguistic families, paper on 7: 1-142.

of Navaho house building 17: 491, 514-517.

of Serian stock 17: 9, 123*-130*.

of Seriland 17: 15-20.

of Sikyatki 17: 636.

of Siouan tribes 15: 166.

of stone objects 13: 57, 62.

of the Awatobi 17: 594.

of the Eskimo of Northern Alaska 9: 42 sq., 46 sqq.

of Tusayan 8: 220-223.

peculiarities of Indian 8: XXIX.

social and family, Guiana Indian 38: § 887-880.

See also Mound Nomenclature.

Nominal Forms, Arapaho 28: 235.

Non-ideographic Elements of decoration 4: 453.

Non-Pueblo Indian, Tewa name for 29: 575.

Non-Tewa Indian, Tewa name for 29: 575.

Nonabokuanna, old time Arawak shield 38: § 116.

Nonconnah Creek, description of 42: 817 sq.

Nondacao. See Anadarko.

None. See Nothing.

Noⁿ´-hoⁿ-zhiⁿ-ga

approach of, to place of ceremony 39: 100.

belief of 39: 42.

ceremonies performed by 39: 175, 316, 322.

designated Holy Men 39: 102.

duties of women emphasized by 39: 283.

food for entertaining 39: 44, 46, 61.

invitation to 39: 52.

organization of the 36: 48.

painting and dressing of 39: 243.

reverence due to 39: 97.

rites formulated by 39: 83, 91.

smoking ceremony performed by 39: 53, 58, 61.

wi´-gi-e taught by 39: 46.

See also Little Old Men.

Nonłem Ceremonial Dance 35: 1034-1037.

Nonsuch, Mercy, mention of 43: 209.

Noⁿxthe´bitube, subdivision of the Nini´ bato subgens 27: 148, 149, 151 sq., 254.

Noⁿ´zhiⁿ-zhoⁿ Rite

account of 27: 128-133.

description of 39: 41 sq.

importance of 39: 38.

Nook 46: 90, 196.

Nookchoo land cessions and reservations 18: 782, 822.

Nookwachahmish. See Dwamish.

Noorvik 46: 204.

Nooses, Eskimo use of, in capturing animals 18: 119, 122, 124, 131.

Nootka

games of the 24:

dice game 198.

hand game 322.

hidden ball 370.

hoop and pole 523.

tops 749.

legend of the 10: 44.

method of felling trees 13: 72.

method of drilling wood 13: 165.

or Aht Indians, in Vancouver Island, British Columbia 10: 44.

tattooing of the 10: 407.

Nootka-Columbian Family of Scouler 7: 129, 130.

Nootsak Indians, coiled basketry made by 41: 133.

Noowhaha. See Dwamish.

Noquet, habitat of the 14: 36.

Norcok, acknowledgment to 14: 655.

Nordenskiöld, Adolph Eric

cited 46: 332, 333, 353, 371.

on character of Eskimo children 9: 418.

on clothing of Eskimo 9: 110, 122.

on Eskimo amulets 9: 441.

on Eskimo bolas 9: 246.

on Eskimo burials 9: 426.

on Eskimo dog harness 9: 359, 360.

on Eskimo drawings 9: 410.

on Eskimo drums 9: 385.

on Eskimo fishing 9: 283, 285, 286.

on Eskimo government 9: 430.

on Eskimo harpoons 9: 220.

on Eskimo ice-picks 9: 304.

on Eskimo ice-scoop 9: 309.

on Eskimo kaiaks 9: 333.

on Eskimo labrets 9: 148.

on Eskimo masks 9: 370.

on Eskimo seal catching 9: 270.

on Eskimo seal rattle 9: 254.

on Eskimo skin-scrapers 9: 298.

on Eskimo sledge-shoes 9: 353.

on Eskimo superstitions 9: 434.

on fire-making by Eskimo 9: 289.

on indoor habits of Eskimo 9: 420, 421.

work of, consulted 9: 24.

Nordenskiöld, Erland, cited 30: 328.

Nordenskiöld, Baron G.

archeological work of 41: 29.

bone implements found by, in cliff houses at Mesa Verde, reference to 22, i: 95.

cited 33: 164, 166, 167, 170, 172, 174, 176.

cliff ruins classified by 16: 92.

cliff ruins described by 16: 81.

features of Mesa Verde ruins described and figured by 22, i: 105, 124.

on affinity of cliff dwellings and pueblos 17: 532.

on an oval kiva 16: 177.

on chimney-like structures 16: 188, 189.

on evolution of pottery design 17: 716, 727.

on kiva decorations 16: 181.

on Mesa Verde masonry 16: 163.

on Mesa Verde villages 17: 555, 563, 578.

on origin of round kivas 17: 575.

on openings in Mancos ruins 16: 165.

on platforms in Mesa Verde kivas 17: 541.

prayer-stick found by 17: 736.

work of, cited 15: LIII.

Norfolk Ware, resemblance of, to that of New York Bay 20: 176.

Noriega, Andrés

aid rendered by 17: XLII, 14.

on Seri archery posture 17: 201*.

on Seri charm trophies 17: 260*.

on Seri fishing devices 17: 193* sq.

on Seri neglect of dead 17: 287*.

Norman, ——, acknowledgment to 25: 274.

Norman, Arthur L., collection presented by 37: 30.

Normocs, tattooing of the 10: 407.

Norridgewock Indians

expedition sent against 43: 172.

forms of the name, with meanings 43: 170.

games of the 24:

dice games 81 sq.

snow-snake 406.

stick games 231.

tops 735.

mention of 43: 170.

mission among the 43: 172.

political independence of 43: 175.

sale of land by 18: 609.

Norris, Hugh

aid rendered by 17: 14.

work of, as Papago interpreter 22, i: XII.

Norris, Col. P. W.

appointment of, as assistant 12: 19.

death of 6: XXVI; 12: 19.

field work of 6: XXVI.

investigations of 5: XX, XXI, 17, 18, 26, 27, 32, 35, 39, 40, 52, 55.

mounds examined by 12: 83, 253, 587.

on effects of earthquake on mounds 12: 200.

on elephant mound 12: 91.

on evidence of skeleton burial 12: 673.

on evidence of use of fire by mound-builders in burial ceremonies 12: 678.

on inclosure at Charleston, West Virginia 12: 415.

on lodge burial 1: 153.

on pictographs 4: 22, 23, 33, 34, 173.

on remains of mound-builders’ houses 12: 664.

petroglyphs reported by 10: 87, 125.

pictographs obtained by 10: 459.

pottery collected by 20: 201.

visits pipestone region of Minnesota 12: 42, 44.

with reference to vessels found 12: 232.

Norse rain myth 1: 25.

North

myth of the 19: 322.

pottery of 20:

area covered by 145, 147 sq.

character of 20, 22 sq., 145, 187.

geographic grouping of 147.

origin of 68.

symbolism of the 22, ii: 42.

North America

petroglyphs in 10: 37-140.

tattooing in 10: 392-407.

three-pointed stones lacking in 25: 111.

North American Indians, pictographs of the 4: 3-256.

North Blackwater, Pima village 26: 23.

North Caicos, number of specimens from 34: 50.

North Canadian River, mention of 42: 491.

North Cape, visit of E. W. Nelson to 18: 21.

North Carolina

aboriginal quarry in 15: 106.

appointment of Cherokee agent by 19: 61.

archeologic work in 15: 19.

association of South Appalachian with exotic pottery in 20: 137.

banner stones from 13: 122, 123.

boat-shaped stones from 13: 124, 125.

Buncombe County, mounds in 12: 348, 350.

bunts from 13: 169.

Burke County, antiquities of 12: 344.

Caldwell County 12:

Lenoir burial pit 343.

mounds in 333-344.

Patterson grading 333.

celts from 13: 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 80, 82, 86.

character of pottery of 20: 144, 147.

Cherokee relations with 19: 32, 36.

chipped flints from 13: 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150.

chisels from 13: 83, 84.

clubs from 13: 144.

coastward extension of South Appalachian pottery in 20: 139.

coiled pottery in 4: 277.

cones from 13: 114.

discoidal stones from 13: 102, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108.

distribution of stone art in 13: 62.

expedition from, in 1776. 19: 49.

explorations in 11: XXVI, XXVII; 12: 333-350.

fabric-impressed pottery from 13: 38, 45.

field work in 22, i: IX, XII.

flakes from 13: 174.

former residence of Tuscaroras in 20: 142.

Fort Defiance, remains near 12: 342.

gorgets from 13: 118, 119, 120.

gouges from 13: 82.

grooved axes from 13: 65, 66, 68, 69.

Haywood County, mounds in 13: 346.

Henderson County, mounds in 13: 348, 349.

Indian policy of 18: 624-630.

Jackson County, collections from 3: 434-437.

land grant to “State of Franklin” by 19: 64.

linguistic work in 10: XV sq.

local legends of 19: 404-411.

modern pottery making in 20: 53, 56, 142.

mortars from, description of 13: 97.

mound explorations in 5: XXII.

mounds in 5: 10, 61-75.

notched ax-form objects from 13: 71.

occurrence of Middle Atlantic Coast pottery in 20: 147 sq.

occurrence of pottery resembling that of East Tennessee in 20: 182.

occurrence of stamped ware in 20: 122, 135.

opposition to allotment project by 19: 114.

paint stones from 13: 115.

perforated pottery from 13: 98.

perforated stones from 13: 98.

permission to remain given to East Cherokee by 19: 168.

pestles from 13: 89, 90.

petroglyphs in 10: 99 sqq.

pick from, description of 13: 125.

pipes from 13: 129, 130, 131, 132.

plummet from 13: 112.

pottery of 20: 70, 72 sq., 144, 148 sq.

present Indian occupation of 20: 143.

production of gold in 19: 221.

protests against Hopewell treaty by 5: 155; 19: 61.

refusal of Cherokee to cede lands in 5: 260.

removal forts in 19: 221.

resemblance of Delaware pottery to that of 20: 177.

resemblance of Potomac-Chesapeake pottery to that of 20: 152.

spuds from 13: 110.

steatite potsherd plummets from 13: 111.

stemless perforators from 13: 165, 166.

stemmed flints from 13: 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 162, 163.

stemmed perforators from 13: 167, 168.

stemmed scrapers from 13: 169.

stone axes in 13: 64.

stones from, probably used as sinkers 13: 98.

treaty with Cherokee, Creeks and Chickasaw by 19: 63.

tubes from 13: 128.

use of steatite as tempering in vessels from 20: 47 sq.

war idol from 13: 116.

Waynesville, mounds near 12: 347.

Wilkes County, antiquities of 12: 344, 345.

work in 8: XXI sq.

North Carolina Indians

chungke game played by 13: 99.

partial cremation of 1: 150, 151.

war color of 10: 632.

North Dakota

former habitat of the Omaha 27: 72.

mention of 11: XXV.

military posts, etc., in 17: 386.

mound and hut-rings in 12: 37, 41.

peculiar burial mounds in 12: 538.

pottery from 20: 198.

North Devon Island, crania of 46: 292.

North Fork, Upper towns on 42: 333.

North Greenlanders, mention of 6: 460.

North Mounds, location of 37: 99.

North Star

Indian name for 42: 478.

treatment of, in Hako ceremony 22, ii: 29.

North Wind

characterization of 37: 441.

Iroquois myth of 2: 59.

offering to 37: 429, 463, 503.

powers of the Iroquois god 2: 52.

Northeast, character of tobacco pipe of the 20: 98.

Northeastern America, geography of 6: 414-418.

Northern Arapaho, linguistic investigation among the 28: 225.

Northern Blackfoot

Indians, compared with Piegan and Bloods 28: 229.

language 28:

consonantic clusters in 230 sq.

texts in 225.

Northern Cheyenne, linguistic investigation among the 28: 235.

Northern Pacific Railroad, cession of right of way for 18: 904, 908.

Northern Saulteaux, culture hero of the 40: 375.

Northoscordum Bivalve, medicinal use of 42: 668.

Northwest

area covered by pottery of 20: 21, 187.

modern pottery making by Indians of 20: 158.

occurrence of decoration characteristic of, in New Jersey-New England area 20: 176.

pottery of 20: 186-201.

relation of pottery of, to eastern pottery 20: 146 sq., 179.

relation of Hopewell mounds pottery to that of 20: 195.

resemblance of Canadian pottery to that of 20: 171.

resemblance of New York pottery to that of 20: 167.

resemblance of Piedmont-Virginia pottery to that of 20: 149 sq.

use of roulette in 20: 79, 189 sq.

Northwest Coast

cultural affinities of, with Bering Sea and Asia 46: 175.

masks from 3: 106-120.

mummies from 1: 135.

Northwest Coast Tribes

games of the 24:

bean shooter 760.

shuttlecock 717.

stick games 227.

tops 733.

illustration of ornamentation by 6: 213, 218, 227, 230.

mourning customs of 1: 179.

research among the 25: XVI sq.

symbolic decoration of the 25: XII.

Northwest Fur Company, dependence of, on wild rice 19: 1103.

Northwestern Innuit, population of 7: 75.

Norton, J. V., contribution of Peruvian labret by 3: 84.

Norton Bay

Eskimo legend from 18: 514 sq.

implements and utensils from 18: 65, 110, 148, 149, 164, 168, 170, 180.

mention of 46: 195, 196.

toys from 18: 347.

transportation apparatus from 18: 212.

visit of E. W. Nelson to 18: 20.

Norton Sound

burials of 46: 90.

ceremonial objects from 18: 413.

clothing from 18: 36, 39.

condition observed by Nelson on 18: 298.

crania from 46: 150, 233, 256.

Eskimo of 46: 213, 215, 217, 218, 255.

implements and utensils from 18: 66, 74, 76, 82-86, 89 sq., 92, 100, 101, 103, 104, 110, 113, 115, 124 sq., 127, 128, 130, 133, 136, 137, 139, 144, 146, 147, 151, 155, 160, 162, 167, 168, 170, 171, 176, 178, 181, 192, 193, 195.

legends from 18: 462-474, 480.

manufactures from 18: 199, 203, 205.

maps of 46: 176.

mask from 3: 132-135.

old sites of 46: 195, 198.

ornaments from 18: 62.

stone homes of 46: 172.

surgical instrument from 18: 310.

tobacco implements from 18: 273, 283, 284.

transportation apparatus from 18: 217, 219, 222, 223.

Norvell, Mrs. Lipscomb, acknowledgment to 42: 830.

Norwich, old name for 43: 231, 254.

Nose

breadth of 46: 364.

deformations, ornaments 38: § 505.

Eskimo 46: 358, 359, 364.

in skull 46: 264, 267, 270.

of death’s-head vases 20: 97, 98.

ornaments 35: 778; 42: 685.

piercing, by the Caddo 14: 1092.

piercing, by the Tsimshian 31: 53.

piercing, in the northwest 46: 83.

Serian and Yuman names for 17: 324*-327*.

stinging, ordeal of 30: 278, 280.

vs. development of face 46: 267.

Western Eskimo, notes on 46: 213-228, 242, 243, 249, 252.

Yukon Eskimo 46: 161, 162, 163.

Yukon Indians 46: 152, 154, 155, 157, 161.

Nose-blown Flutes 38: § 560.

Nose Pins, use of 45: 82, 236, 340.

Nose String. See Bina.

Nosebleed

as an indication of crime 40: 243.

cure for 30: 43; 42: 668.

No-séno, evil due to 30: 349.

Nostrils

of manati plugged 38: § 169.

See also Nose.

Notation and Augmentation 19: 839-843.

Notawasepe

cession of reserve at 18: 750.

reservation at 18: 704, 740.

Notaway

joined by the Tutelo 7: 114.

tribe, mention of 7: 79.

Notawkah’s Band

cession of reserve by 18: 760.

reservation for 18: 740.

Notched Logs used as ladders 8: 157 sq.

Notched Sticks

mention of 10: 227 sq.

use of, as mnemonic aids 4: 81.

Zuñi method of performing with 23: 465.

Notched Tail. See Tón-akᵋá.

Notches

decoration by 20:

Apalachee-Ohio pottery 181.

Florida Peninsula pottery 118.

Iroquoian pottery 163.

Note, Misinterpreted, story about 43: 393 sqq.

Notes

on certain Maya and Mexican manuscripts 3: 1-65.

original 46: 31.

Nothing; None, signs for 1: 322, 355, 356, 443.

Notice of Initiation Ceremony 39: 52 sq.

Notices

by pictography 4: 147-155.

pictographic forms of 10: 329-357.

Notonoto land cessions and reservations 18: 782, 822.

Nottaway, land cession to the 14: 25, 26.

Nottawesipa. See Notawasepe.

Nottely

myth concerning 19: 332.

pseudo-myth concerning 19: 416.

Nottoway, habitat and migrations of the 19: 17.

Nought in Mayan face numerals, symbol for, discussion of 22, i: 210 sq., 211 sq., 214.

Noukek Indians, identification of 14: 15.

Nouns

in Algonquian languages 28:

inanimate plural, Cheyenne, Piegan 274.

nominative singular endings 272.

in Indian languages 1: 11.

Nourague Indians, belief as to God among 30: 117.

Nouri, J. J., aid rendered by 15: LXI, LXXXIV.

Nourse, ——, cited 6: 452.

Nova Scotia

abundance of pottery in 20: 179.

extension of Iroquois influence to 20: 158.

field work in 21: IX.

petroglyphs in 10: 37-42.

work on pictographs in 10: XII.

Novaculite

formation of 44: 507.

quarries in Arkansas 14: XXXV.

Novel, development of 19: LXXXVI.

November, Hopi ceremonies celebrated in 21: 21.

Novice

brought back by wolves 35: 744, 745.

capture of 35: 738, 747, 953, 957, 966, 996, 1137.

course of initiation of a 23: 426, 427.

disappearance of 35: 899.

house of 35: 1149.

plume worn by 23: 426.

stays away for four months 35: 850.

tamed 35: 874.

Novices

administering of medicine water to 23: 457.

appearance of, in plaza 23: 470.

brought back 35: 928.

ceremony with gifts for 23: 471 sq.

ceremony with swords over 23: 472.

masks presented to 23: 103, 104.

striking of Sa´yaᵗhlia by 23: 204.

threatened by the Ko´mosona 23: 104.

Novice’s Moon. See Kelemüryawû.

Novitna; Vovi River 46: 127, 154.

Now, signs for 1: 366.

Nowland, J. H. B., on hidden ball 24: 344.

Noyes, W. M., ethnologic specimens collected by 18: 182.

Nozi Tribe, mention of 7: 135.

Nozzles

for Eskimo hunting floats 18: 140 sqq.

for Eskimo water bags 18: 74.

N’pochle, a Sanpoil synonym 14: 733.

N’Quentlamamísh. See Dwamish.

Ntlakyapamuk. See Thompson Indians.

Nubviukhchugaluk

description of 18: 252.

implements from 18: 106, 109, 110, 113, 140, 149, 159, 171, 173, 191.

people of 18: 26.

tobacco implements from 18: 275, 283.

Nücaki, Spanish mission house at old Walpi 19: 580.

Nucekaā´yî, Tlingit clan

history of 26: 412 sqq.

phratry and tribe of 26: 400.

Nudaⁿaxa, acknowledgment to 11: 362.

Nudity

attitude toward 46: 560.

explanation of 30: 303.

shame of 30: 381.

Nu´doⁿhoⁿga, head of lodge, Shell society 27: 516.

Nuga´xti, significance of the name 27: 144.

Nuge´teune. See Buffalo Hunt, Annual.

Nugumiut Eskimo Tribe, situation of 6: 424.

Nuhinĕ´na, an Arapaho warrior order 14: 987.

Nuklit 46: 199.

Nuklukaiet 46: 53, 81, 136, 139.

Nulato

graveyard of 46: 54.

Indians of 46: 130.

massacre at 46: 128.

old site of 46: 133.

population of 46: 131, 132.

reached by Russians 46: 127.

Russian post burned 46: 127.

skull 46: 151.

Western Union Telegraph Co. post 46: 128.

Nulukhtulogumut

implements and utensils from 18: 71, 105, 107, 143, 151, 165, 192.

ornaments from 18: 55, 56.

painting of mythical animal from 18: 449.

tobacco implements from 18: 274.

toys from 18: 346.

Nüma

a synonym of Comanche 14: 1043.

a synonym of Paiute 14: 1048.

Numayms

ancestor of 35: 784.

assembly of 35: 891, 898, 981, 1003, 1037, 1046, 1083, 1360.

dish for 35: 59.

establishment of new 35: 1095, 1103.

fish traps as property of 35: 1347.

house dishes of 35: 805, 820.

hunting grounds as property of 35: 1345 sqq.

list of 35: 825-835.

mention of 35: 221, 390, 397, 399, 400, 426, 427, 459, 472, 483, 490, 492, 493, 513, 528, 556, 565, 566, 575, 582, 592, 600, 611, 680, 683, 699, 718, 742, 753, 755, 756, 757, 759, 760, 766, 768, 769, 770, 771, 772, 778, 781, 784, 788, 789.

names of canoes of 35: 795-801.

names of chiefs of 35: 795-801.

names of dogs of 35: 795-801.

names of house of 35: 795-801.

painting of homes of 35: 805-820.

place of origin of 35: 795-801.

quarrel between 35: 1121.

rank of 35: 1046.

relations between 35: 1107.

rivers as property of 35: 1347.

Number

discussion of 19: LV sqq.

of relics studied, importance of, in ethnic determinations 20: 19.

sacred, in Ghost dance 14: 782, 919, 1000.

sacred, in Shaker religion 14: 751.

tables of Mayan chronological system 22, i: 304 sq.

Number, Ceremonial

eight days, interval of 35: 670.

sixteen days, interval of 35: 738.

ten years, period of 35: 741.

See also Four; Eight; Sixteen; Ten.

Number-Concept, germs of 19: 843-847.

Numbers

ceremonial 47: 132, 284.

development of language of 20: CLXIX.

in Mexican codices 19: 934-948.

integral, primitive symbols of, extra-natural potencies 19: 842 sq.

multiples used in rituals 27: 242.

mystic 11: 513.

mystic, of the Eskimo 18: 427.

mythic and ceremonial use of 19: 948-955.

of the Guiana Indians 38: § 939, 940.

place of, in growth of knowledge 19: 825-828.

primary 19: 859-882.

primitive 19: 821-851.

primitive, law of augmentation in 19: 839-842.

primitive, memoir on 19: XLIII sq.

sacred 15: CXVII; 19: 431.

sacred, of Tusayan 15: 261.

seven 27: 207, 242, 277, 512, 513, 515, 516, 518.

symbolism, four 27: 121, 129, 131, 171, 218, 231, 242, 253, 255, 258, 259, 277, 278, 287, 309 sq., 380, 381, 400, 420, 489, 497, 499, 509, 510, 511, 513, 514, 515, 516, 518, 520, 521, 522, 523, 526, 562, 563, 565.

systems and counting, primitive 19: 833-843.

three 27: 221, 242.

See also Number; etc.; Numeral System; Numerals; Numeration.

Numeral Systems

in the codices 19: 812-819.

of Mexico and Central America 19: XLIV sq., 853-955.

Numerals

importance of, in linguistic classification 17: 300* sq.

Serian and Yuman, comparative tests and analyses of 17: 303*-321*.

Unalit, tables of 18: 238-241.

uses of, among the Eskimo 11: 256.

Numeration

Eskimo 18: 235-241.

mention of 10: 258 sq.; 19: 833-839.

Unalit terms used in 18: 235, 241.

Númi. See Nambé.

Nümi´naă´, a Paiute god 14: 1051.

Nünah´awŭ, an Arapaho warrior order 14: 989.

Nunamekrok 46: 199.

Nunamiut 46: 186.

Nunatagmiut 46: 229.

Nunatañmium, intercourse of, with the Point Barrow Eskimo 9: 44 sq., 48.

Nunava 46: 208.

Nuñez, Pedro, on effect of Marcos’ report 14: 366.

Nuñez de la Vega, Bishop ——

on Central American deity 16: 221.

on the chinax symbol 16: 258.

Nunivagmiut, range of 18: 26.

Nunivak Island

burials in 46: 183.

carvings of mythic animals from 18: 448.

Eskimo of 46: 238, 251, 252, 254.

implements and utensils from 18: 73, 75, 83 sqq., 87, 88, 102, 105, 108, 110, 111, 115, 134, 137, 141, 143, 146 sqq., 151, 152, 155, 156, 158, 160 sqq., 178, 182, 190-195.

language of people of 18: 25.

manufactures from 18: 199, 201.

mention of 46: 117, 121, 164, 170.

ornaments from 18: 46, 47, 54, 58, 60, 61.

people of 18: 26.

skeletal parts from 46: 314-317.

skulls of children from 46: 295, 297.

tattooing by people of 18: 50.

tobacco implements from 18: 274, 277, 278.

totemic carvings from 18: 323 sq.

traditional descent of people of 18: 446.

transportation apparatus from 18: 211, 219, 220, 224, 227.

Nunivak Island Crania

basiofacial diameters 46: 279-282.

dental arch 46: 276.

facial 46: 266.

facial angles 46: 285.

means 46: 286.

mention of 46: 256, 257, 259, 262, 263.

nose 46: 268, 270.

orbits 46: 271-274.

Nunn, Roscoe, acknowledgment to 42: 745.

Nûñnĕ´hĭ

myths concerning 19: 330-333, 335 sqq., 348, 417 sq., 455, 475 sqq.

Wafford’s belief in 19: 238.

Nunochok 46: 194.

Nuntaneuck, a Monakan division 15: 164.

Nûn´yunu´wĭ, myths concerning 19: 316 sq., 467 sqq.

Nursery Tales, Pima 26: 242-247.

Nursing, Omaha 3: 264.

Nurture, as an agency of instruction 20: CXCV.

Nusbaum, Jesse L.

acknowledgment to 29: 38.

photographs and plaster casts made by 33: 11.

Nushagak 46: 190.

Nushagak Bay 46: 191.

crania 46: 286.

Nushagak River Eskimo 46: 227.

Nüshaki, etymology of 17: 578, 586.

Nushugak, etchings from 18: 120.

Nut-shaped Baskets 41: 164, 202-205.

Nuthatch, in Cherokee lore 19: 281.

Nutmeg, Wild

basketry pattern 38: § 444.

cure for “yaws” 38: § 927.

Nutria

a Zuñi summer village 13: 206, 261; 16: 92, 156.

comparison of, with Kintiel 8: 91.

description of 8: 94 sq.

pottery 4: 344.

Nutrition

importance of, in primitive sociology 19: 1089.

of wild rice 19: 1080-1083.

Nuts

food among the Omaha 3: 307.

piñon, preparation and storage of 30: 70.

stones for cracking 13: 91, 92.

Nuttall, ——-, on popular synonym for wild rice 19: 1022.

Nuttall, Thomas

on Arkansas Cherokee 19: 136, 137.

on cattle among the Cherokee 19: 213.

on Nancy Ward 19: 204.

Nuttall, Mrs. Zelia

on Mexican calendar system 19: 935.

on turquoise 29: 580.

on use of stone yokes 25: 260.