Part I. SUBJECT INDEX (continued 24)

Datura used by the 30: 52.

Euphorbia used by the 30: 52.

medicines of the 30: 39.

Zuñi, correspondence of, to katcina fathers 21: 56.

See also Rain Makers.

Rain Shelter 38: § 269.

Rain Shrine

pipe of, use of 22, ii: 101-104.

priest of, duties of 22, ii: 19, 48.

Rain Songs

among the Sia 11: 123, 126, 128.

mention of 33: 119; 39: 230, 351-355; 45: 665-672.

of Wovoka 14: 772.

Rain Symbol

at Mishongnovi Cakwaleñya altar 19: 992.

at Mishongnovi Flute altar 19: 991.

made of kernel of corn 19: 993 sq.

of Macileñya altar 19: 989.

Rain Wi´-gi-e 45: 665 sqq.

Rainbow

beliefs concerning 11: 37, 56, 401, 508, 517; 30: 268; 42: 480.

Indian name for 42: 480.

in Navaho genesis 17: 488.

legend of travel of Hopi gods on 21: 121.

myth, Shoshoni 1: 27.

myths concerning 19: 442.

personification of 30: 170, 268.

symbols of, appearance of, in Hopi pictures 21: 64, 102, 108, 121.

symbols on Sikyatki pottery. 17: 681.

terms relating to 29: 58.

Tlingit conception of 26: 452.

Rainbow Disease, treatment of 42: 649.

Rainbow Worm in Zuñi mythology 13: 408.

Rainfall

at Point Barrow, Alaska 9: 31.

in Verde Valley 13: 245.

reduction of 33: 163.

Raiser, employment of, in hammock making 38: § 469.

Rakes of the Eskimo 18: 74.

Raleigh, Sir Walter

charter granted to 18: 529.

races of Trinidad enumerated by 34: 64.

Ralls County, Mo., mounds in 5: 42.

Rama method of forming numbers 19: 918.

Ramirez, ——, on Mexican wind and rain gods 16: 216.

Ramirez de Vargas, Luis. See Vargas.

Ramirez, José Fernando

classification of Seri by 17: 96.

on Nahoas counting 19: 876.

Seri vocabulary studied by 17: 95 sq., 296*.

Ramirez, Father Juan, at Acoma 47: 27.

Ramirez, Sebastian, treatment of Indian by 18: 539.

Ramirez Codex, labret shown in 3: 85.

Ramon Pane, Fray

as a historian 25: 19 sq.

cited on inhabitants of Haiti 25: 139.

Haitian dialect spoken by 25: 77.

on Antillean priesthood 25: 147.

on Haitian ceremonies for rain 25: 65.

on Haitian traditions 25: 73 sq.

on polygamy among Borinqueños 25: 48.

on Porto Rican legend 25: 109.

on religion of Borinqueños 25: 129, 131.

on treatment of medicine-men 25: 62 sq.

on zemis, Antillean 25: 55, 56, 57, 146.

on zemis, Haitian 25: 54, 73.

origin of turtle recorded by 25: 197.

See also Pane, Ramon.

Rampart 46: 132.

Ramphastos. See Toucan.

Ramsey, A., mound on land of, Tennessee 12: 356.

Ramsey, J. G. M.

cited 12: 676, 694.

on agitation for cession (1796) 19: 80.

on appointment of Governor Blount 19: 69.

on appointment of Cherokee agent by North Carolina 19: 61.

on attack on Buchanon’s station 19: 73.

on battle of King’s Mountain 19: 57.

on border conditions in 1777 19: 55.

on bounties for American scalps 19: 47.

on burning of Cowee 19: 61.

on capture and release of Joseph Brown 19: 66.

on capture and release of Samuel Handley 19: 74.

on Cherokee attitude at the beginning of the revolution 19: 47.

on Cherokee desire for peace (1792) 19: 72.

on Cherokee habitat 7: 78.

on Cherokee land cessions 19: 46.

on Cherokee part in French and Indian war 19: 39.

on Cherokee peace town 19: 207.

on Cherokee War of 1760-1761 19: 45.

on Chickasaw surrender of land between Cumberland and Duck Rivers 19: 66.

on Christian’s expedition 19: 51.

on destruction of Chickamauga towns 19: 55, 79.

on Doherty-McFarland expedition 19: 75.

on expedition from Virginia through Cherokee country 19: 30.

on French and Spanish encouragement of Cherokee hostility 19: 62, 67.

on Indian warpath 19: 206.

on Indian fighting in 1793 19: 76.

on Jack’s expedition 19: 50.

on killing of Indians by John Beard 19: 74.

on minor Cherokee-American conflicts (1775-1795) 19: 48, 63, 64, 65, 66, 69, 70, 75, 76.

on Nancy Ward 19: 204.

on Old Tassel’s talk 19: 60.

on origin of Chickamauga band 19: 54.

on Gen. James Robertson 19: 62, 205.

on Rutherford’s expedition 19: 49, 205.

on Sevier and Campbell’s expedition (1780) 19: 58.

on Sevier’s expedition (1781-1782) 19: 59, 60.

on Sevier’s last expedition (1792) 19: 75.

on Tellico conference 19: 79.

on the Suck 19: 464.

on threatened burning of Chilhowee 19: 73.

on Tory Indian raid in South Carolina 19: 47.

on treaties of De Witt’s Corners and Long Island 19: 54.

on treaty of Holston 19: 69.

on treaty of Hopewell 13: 62.

on treaty of Nashville (1783) 19: 63.

on treaty of Tellico (1798) 19: 81.

on westward emigration 19: 45.

on Williamson’s expedition 19: 50.

on Yuchi among Cherokee 19: 386.

Ramusio, Giovanni R.

citation from collection by 17: 52.

letter by 14: 349.

on Acoma 29: 543.

on Pecos 29: 476.

quotation from 14: 554, 556.

translation of Mendoza’s letter by 14: 552.

Rana Tinctoria for artificial coloration of feathers 38: § 84.

Rancheria de la Laguna, reached by Anza expedition 44: 47.

Ranchito, destruction of 47: 208.

Rand, ——

on Micmac form 28: 284.

work of, cited 28: 238.

Range

of American pottery 20: 19 sq.

of eastern United States pottery 20: 22 sq.

of Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 20: 80.

Ranjel, —— on De Soto’s expedition 19: 25, 26, 191-201.

Rank

and position transferred from parent to son 35: 1089.

given up by old man 35: 1349, 1351.

insignia of 46: 592 sq.

mention of 35: 465, 1078.

of numayms 35: 1046.

of tribes 35: 758, 968.

rise in 35: 1113.

Ranters, account of the 14: 936.

Ranunculaceae 33: 80.

Ranunculus Douglasii 45: 473, 505.

Ranunculus Glaberrimus 45: 512.

Ranunculus sp. 45: 511, 512.

Rape

among the Omaha 3: 365.

punishment for 46: 482.

Rapid City, appearance of troops at 14: 850.

Rapid Indians, a synonym of the Gros Ventres 14: 955.

Rapids, hauling over 38: § 801.

Rappahannock Valley, archeology of 13: XXVI.

Rapport necessary in gestures 1: 310.

Rappu, bamboo, poison 38: § 123.

Raquette

game of 24: 604 sq.

See also Racket.

Raristesharu Society 22, ii: 234, 235.

Rasaceae 33: 84.

Raskemute, sale of land by 18: 617.

Rasles, Father Sebastian

account of death of 43: 172 sq.

definitions by, on tops 24: 735.

mutilation of body of 19: 209.

on European games, Norridgewock 24: 792.

on the use of shell beads 2: 231.

on words referring to games 24: 81 sq.

reference to 28: 238.

Rasmussen, K. 46: 166, 205.

Raspberry

black, use of 44: 292, 356.

medicinal use of 45: 466.

red, beverage made from 44: 317.

red, use of 44: 292.

use of, as stain 45: 502.

white-bark, use of 45: 483, 487, 502.

white-flowering, use of 45: 488.

wild, mention of 33: 84.

See also Rubus Strigosus.

Rasping, employment of, in trephining 16: 57, 59.

Rat Indians of Alaska, mention of 9: 49 sq.

Rat or Mouse Disease, treatment for 42: 642.

Ratibida Columnaris

hair cut to resemble 43: 90.

mention of 33: 131.

Ratification of Peace 38: § 777.

Rations

Sioux, table of 14: 839.

See also Food; Sioux Outbreak.

Rats

capture of 38: § 172.

eaten by the Pima 26: 80.

Rattle

a man-being in Iroquoian cosmology 21: 174.

appearance of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas 21: 64, 72, 78 sqq., 83, 86, 92, 95, 96, 99, 102 sqq., 107, 114.

connected with songs 39: 264.

deer hoof 45: 164.

described and figured 14: 148.

description of 30: 330 sq.

distribution of, in Powamû festival 21: 31.

gourd, appearance of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas 21: 82.

gourd, from Pueblo ruins, description of 22, i: 163.

gourd, of the Guiana Indians 38: § 573.

gourd, of the Menomini 14: 77, 78.

gourd, symbolism of 45: 576, 578.

in Menomini ceremony 14: 81.

leaf strand 38: § 621.

made of hoofs 46: 619.

manufacture of 42: 521 sq.

mention of 35: 720, 723, 850, 868, 910, 1186.

mystic origin of 14: 93.

of the Dog soldiers 14: 987.

origin of 30: 246, 331, 336, 337 sq.

shell, from Pueblo ruins, figure showing 22, i: 91.

songs of 45: 576-586, 710.

spirits compelled by 30: 43, 55, 149, 163 sq., 231, 246.

stones for 30: 330.

symbolism of 39: 115; 45: 710.

taboo to common people 30: 330, 331.

toy 38: § 620.

turtleshell, appearance of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas 21: 82.

use of 30: 347, 350.

use of, by Arapaho warriors 14: 988.

use of, in Flute ceremony 21: 30.

use of, in Hopi festivals 21: 37.

use of, in Pamürti 21: 27.

warnings given by 30: 222.

See also Rattles.

Rattle Songs, group of 45: 576-586, 710.

Rattle, Symbolic, songs of 39: 114-120.

Rattle Wi´-gi-e 39: 115 sqq.

Rattles

basketry 41: 208.

basketry, terms for 41: 397.

ceremonial 47: 319, 335.

ceremonial preparation of 40: 40.

collection of Indian 3: 589.

description of 27: 372.

for decoying seals 9: 254.

gourd, in Tusayan ceremony 15: 282, 283, 286, 287.

gourd, plate representing 22, ii: 46.

gourd, use of 41: 62.

gourd, use of, by southern Indians 20: 34.

in feast, Hoⁿ´hewachi 27: 500.

in He´dewachi 27: 256.

in Oraibi Antelope dance 16: 292.

in Tusayan ceremony 16: 281, 282.

in Wa’waⁿ ceremony 27: 377.

Katcina 47: 872.

of ancient Chiriqui 6: 156, 157.

of antelope hoof 16: 294.

of deer bones 15: 285.

of deer hoofs 37: 343.

of gourds 37: 340, 343.

of the Hopi 15: 263.

of the Omaha 3: 278; 13: 281.

of the Tlingit 3: 111.

pottery, occurrence of, Middle Mississippi Valley 20: 83.

shell, Guiana Indian 38: § 892.

symbolism of 22, ii: 22, 47.

turtleshell, in Tusayan ceremony 15: 281, 283, 287, 296.

use of, by Shell society 27: 520.

use of, in dances 44: 257.

use of, in Mexico and Central South America 20: 35.

use of, in Snake dance 16: 288, 294.

use of pottery vases as 20: 35.

See also Rattle.

Rattlesnake

a life symbol 36: 104.

among the Pima 26:

diseases caused by 264.

in mythology 206, 215 sq., 248.

in popular thought 264.

in selection of medicine-men 257.

in song 309 sq.

appearance of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas 21: 107.

at Casa Grande 28: 34.

belief concerning 42: 490.

bite of, how treated 30: 53, 58, 61, 63.

carving of the 2: 147.

cure for bite of 46: 425 sq.

guarding pathway to magic chestnuts 32: 505.

myths and lore concerning 11: 44, 156, 479; 19: 253, 295 sq., 305 sq., 313, 436, 456, 463.

reference to 27: 213.

representations of 20:

Gulf Coast pottery 107.

Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 91.

South Appalachian pottery 138.

story about 43: 395.

taboo against killing 42: 169.

Rattlesnake Fern, use of 44: 288, 352.

Rattlesnake Fraternity

medicine of 30: 61.

mention of 23: 528.

Rattlesnake Head. See Kâemâ-â.

Rattlesnake Plantain

medicinal use of 43: 265.

use of 45: 492.

Rattlesnake Rock, Mojave desert, California 10: 61.

Rattlesnake Root, use of 44: 291, 360.

Rattlesnake Tanks, ruins at 17: 532.

Rattling-Gourd

on Natchez among Cherokee 19: 387.

on Yuchi among Cherokee 19: 385.

Ratzel, Prof. F. 46: 333, 339, 371.

Rau, Dr. Charles

cited 1: 221; 4: 93, 367; 12: 504, 680, 681, 682, 705, 711; 46: 173.

cited as to Palenque Tablet 3: 63.

description of gold ornament by 2: 285.

description of shell gorget by 2: 289.

description of shell vessel by 2: 196.

description of shell weapon by 2: 210.

observation on lapidary sculptures by 3: XIV.

on classification of perforated plates 2: 266.

on cut of stone disk 2: 278.

on Eskimo bird darts 9: 214.

on Eskimo knives 9: 164, 165.

on Palenque Tablet 19: 733.

reference to restoration of Tablet of the Sun by 19: 739.

steatite quarry visited by 15: 117.

vase of which engraving was published by 20: 137.

work of, on Alaska 46: 32.

Raub, John, information furnished by 24: 155, 249, 299, 717, 741, 772.

Raven

among the Pima 26:

in mythology 228, 240, 249, 344, 366.

in song 338.

among the Tlingit 26:

crest animal 416, 423.

custom concerning 454, 458.

Haida and Tlingit names for 476.

house group name 400, 401, 403, 404.

in mythology 416, 452, 454.

name of charm 453.

name of gaming stick 444.

source of personal name 405, 407, 421, 422.

superstition concerning 448.

as doorway of house 35: 1119.

carving of 35: 820, 856.

cries of, as signs 35: 606.

has no intestines 31: 471.

held to be impure 42: 496.

in Zuñi mythology 13: 384, 438.

legends, Eskimo 18: 425, 427, 452-467, 483 sqq., 514 sq.

mythic origin of 11: 262.

myths concerning 19: 241, 283.

Nootka belief concerning 31: 892.

representations of, Iroquoian pipes 20: 174.

sacred regard for 14: 982.

totem, Eskimo 18: 426.

why has no intestines now 31: 94 sqq., 470.

Raven, The, pursuit of Shawano by 19: 374 sq.

Raven-at-the-Head-of-Nass, Tlingit supreme deity 26: 417, 434, 451, 454.

Raven Clan

a Cherokee clan 42: 118.

Adair authority for 42: 119.

native name for 42: 116.

Raven Dance, Kwakiutl 35: 1374.

Raven Mocker, myths concerning 19: 283, 401 sqq., 504.

Raven Phratry

of the Tlingit 26:

clans of 398 sqq.

crests of 415-420.

history of 407-414.

medicine of 446.

mention of 398.

personal names 422.

procedure at potlatches in 435.

Raven Place, purchase of 19: 161.

Rawhide

articles of 45: 327.

Eskimo ceremonial objects of 18: 410, 416.

Eskimo house fittings made of 18: 244.

Eskimo houses built of 18: 258.

Eskimo implements made of 18: 79-85, 86, 90, 92-100, 109, 113, 119, 122, 124, 126, 127, 131, 133, 136, 137, 139, 140, 142, 143, 145, 149, 157, 162 sqq., 168, 171, 175, 176, 180, 181, 185, 186, 189, 193 sqq.

Eskimo manufactures from 18: 205.

Eskimo musical instruments made of 18: 350, 351.

Eskimo ornaments made of 18: 62.

Eskimo tobacco implements made of 18: 273-277, 280 sqq.

Eskimo toys made of 18: 346 sq.

Eskimo transportation apparatus made of 18: 206, 208 sqq., 213 sqq., 217, 219.

parflêches made of 45: 50 sq., 221.

thong used in Pueblo construction to fasten lock 8: 186, 187, 214.

Rawhide Dance, description of 17: 312.

Ray, J. 46: 233.

Ray, Joseph, mention of 43: 229.

Ray, Lieut. P. H.

cited 46: 169, 173, 222, 228, 230, 331, 333, 343.

commander of Point Barrow expedition 9: 19.

description of Eskimo dance by 9: 374.

description of Eskimo house, kü’dyígi, by 9: 80.

description of pits for trapping reindeer by 9: 268.

ethnologic specimens collected by 18: 81 sq., 224.

material collected by 24: 738.

on archery, Western Eskimo 24: 386 sq.

on Eskimo diet 9: 64.

on Eskimo ghosts 9: 432.

on Eskimo property marks 9: 428.

on Eskimo taboo 9: 434.

on stick game, Ataakut 24: 233.

on stick game, Hupa 24: 236.

works consulted 9: 24.

Ray, Thomas, work of 28: 37.

Ray, the sun’s first, strengthening power of 22, ii: 58, 134, 325.

Raye, John

a Peyote leader 37: 389, 418.

account by, of Peyote cult 37: 389-394.

acknowledgment to 37: 48.

conflict of, with Hensley 37: 421 sq.

conversion of 37: 394.

Raymond, C. W. 46: 128.

Razbinsky

ceremonial objects from 18: 412, 415 sq.

clothing from 18: 43.

description of 18: 247 sq.

graveyard and grave boxes at 18: 316.

implements from 18: 107, 108, 152, 157, 159, 160, 162, 192, 194.

mortuary customs at 18: 316.

mortuary festival at 18: 20, 366-378.

tobacco implement from 18: 272, 275.

toys from 18: 343.

transportation apparatus from 18: 210.

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

Razer, Mrs. ——

dyes made by 44: 371.

felling of birch tree by 44: 286.

Razor-back, Gila fish 26: 83.

Read, ——, acknowledgment to 25: 99.

Read, B. M., on Albuquerque 29: 530.

Read, M. C., on early Indian use of tubes 13: 127.

Read, M. O., on mounds near Chattanooga 5: 77, 78.

Reading, myth concerning 19: 351.

Reagan, Albert B.

linguistic work of 29: 23.

on dice games, Apache 24: 88 sq.

on hoop and pole, White Mountain Apache 24: 454 sqq.

Reagan, J. P., work of 30: 10.

Real Dogs, a Kiowa warrior order 14: 989.

“Real Ravens.” See Łuqā´xadî.

Reamers

flint bladed, of the Eskimo 9: 181 sq.

sandstone 44: 101.

Ream’s Village

cession of reserve at 18: 764.

reservation at 18: 698.

Reason for cairn burial 1: 143.

Reaume, Judge ——, on Menomini intermarriage 14: 35.

Rebellion

of the Pueblos 9: 555.

See also Civil War; Revolt.

Recall, power of 42: 305.

Recent. See Modern.

Reception Ceremony at Tusayan 15: 301, 302.

Recesses in Navaho houses 17: 493, 514.

Rechahecrian. See Rickahockan.

Reche, O. 46: 371.

Rechehecrian. See Rickahockan.

Recipes, Kwakiutl 35: 305-601.

Records

aboriginal, discussion of 17: 141, 142.

absence of use of pottery for, by American aborigines 20: 25.

of expedition, battle, migration and other notable events 10: 552-570.

of methods of manufacture, Eastern United States pottery 20: 48 sq.

of pottery making in Florida peninsula 20: 115.

See also Mnemonic Records.

Rectangle

as an element in design 41: 250 sq.

interpretation of 41: 321 sqq.

Rectangle-base Baskets

flat 38: § 428-447.

gabled 38: § 427.

hipped 38: § 425.

Rectangular

forms, developed from circular in architecture 4: 475.

kivas, antiquity of 8: 116.

rooms, how developed 8: 226.

shapes, designs on 41: 229.

shelters, houses 38: § 309-312.

shelters, mention of 38: § 293.

type of architecture 8: 72.

Rectilinear Incisions in primitive trephining 16: 55.

Rector, General ——, survey by 18: 721.

Rector, T., survey by 18: 691.

Rector, William, survey of Cherokee line in Arkansas by 5: 222.

Red

a war color 42: 37.

and black ware from Pueblo ruins 22, i: 60.

and brown ware from Pueblo ruins, reference to 22, i: 58 sq.

as a sacred color 14: 1037.

black and white ware from Pueblo ruins, reference to 22, i: 60 sq.

paint, use of, by Indians 19: 455.

pigment, mention of 38: § 28.

pigment, prophylactic 38: § 513.

Serian and Yuman words meaning 17: 334* sq.

symbolism of, in Hako ceremony 22, ii: 20, 23, 38.

Red Ants. See Red People.

Red Bear, reservation for 18: 828.

Red Bear, Eskimo legend of 18: 467-471, 485 sq.

Red Betty 33: 129.

Red Brush 33: 108.

Red Buffalo, song composed by 14: 1083.

Red Cedar

use of 45: 500.

See also Cedar.

Red Cedar River, wild rice in 19: 1034.

Red Clans

and Red towns, association between 42: 249.

See also Tciloki Clans.

Red Clay, council at 19: 121, 122.

Red Cloud

a Dakota chief 15: 190.

adherent of Messiah doctrine 14: 848.

an Oglala chief 14: 845, 1058.

confidence in, by agent 14: 832.

declaration of, for Ghost dance doctrine 14: 821.

Ghost dance council held by 14: 820.

operation of, in Sioux outbreak 14: 881.

opposition of, to land cession 14: 845.

portrait of 14: 846; 34: 28.

responsibility of, for Sioux outbreak 14: 852.

surrender of band of 14: 882.

thwarted by McGillycuddy 14: 845.

Red Cloud, Jack, conduct of, in Sioux outbreak 14: 884.

Red Cloud’s Census

description and history of 10: 445 sqq.

mention of 4: 169, 176-181.

pictographs from 10: 390 sq., 421 sqq., 463 sqq., 486, 494, 534 sq., 585-598, 639 sqq., 652, 653, 657.

Red Corn Clan, size of 47: 35.

Red Dyes

source of 30: 80.

talisman from 30: 290.

Red-Eagle, a Kalispel chief 45: 377, 378.

Red Eagle Gens

chief chosen from 39: 318.

mention of 36: 124-127.

office of 39: 318.

See also Ṭsi´zhu Wa-shta-ge Gens.

Red Earth, purchase of 19: 161.

Red Elm 33: 76.

Red Feather, name of Paul Boynton 14: 971.

Red-Food

death of 17: 205.

surrender of 17: 211.

Red Fox Clan, story of 44: 201 sq.

Red Haw 33: 87.

Red Hawk, portrait made of 34: 28.

Red Hoop. See Cangleska Luta.

Red Horn, offerings to 37: 441.

Red Horse Fish, myth concerning 19: 285.

Red Horse Petroglyph, England 10: 173.

Red Knives, allusion to 15: 84.

Red Lake, Minn.

birch-bark record obtained at 10: XIII, 252.

Midē chart described 7: 165.

Red Lake Chippewa land cessions and reservations 18: 828, 934, 944.

Red Lake Reservation, designs from 4: 187.

Red Lake River, treaty of 18: 828.

Red Lobelia 33: 129.

Red Lodges, a Cheyenne division 14: 1026.

Red Man, myths concerning 19: 257, 300 sq., 461, 462.

Red Oak 33: 75.

Red Oak Tree in mythological story 36: 281.

Red Otter. See Ápeñ-gúădel.

Red Paint, Muskogee clan 42: 119.

Red People, Pima gentes 26: 197.

Red Pipestone Quarry, reservation of use of 18: 820.

Red River

abundance of pottery along 20: 23.

Houma Indians on 42: 687.

identification of, with Zuñi river 14: 482.

Indian remains on 42: 810.

of Chekilli legend 42: 38.

physical type of tribes on 42: 677.

possible southern limit of Coronado’s route across plains 14: 399.

pottery found on 20: 103.

Red River of the North

pottery of valley of 20: 187, 194.

system of, wild rice in 19: 1035.

Red River Valley

explorations in 44: 405-434.

mound of 12: 35.

trail through 42: 823, 829.

Red Rock

county, researches in 16: LIX, LXIX.

Kwahadk´-Apache fight near 26: 53 sq.

Red Rocks, cliff houses of the 17: 548 sq.; 28: 151, 194-197.

Red Root

in Cherokee lore 19: 263.

mention of 33: 102.

Red Root Indian, a branch of the Canoe Indians 46: 430 sq.

Red Shell, Spondylus princeps, description of 23: 243.

Red Shoe

an influential chief 42: 323.

See also Red Shoes.

Red Shoes

chief of Alabama and Koasati 42: 322, 323.

name of, analyzed by Adair 42: 98.

oration on 42: 314.

trader killed by 42: 446.

Red Skunk House Group, story of 44: 208 sq.

Red-Sleeve, death of 17: 286.

Red-Star, a sky deity 43: 74.

Red-Sticks, rebellion of 19: 113 sq.

Red Tail

in the Ghost dance 14: 1085.

See also To´ngyä-gu´adal.

Red Tomahawk

a Sioux policeman 14: 856.

portrait of 14: 856.

Sitting Bull shot by 14: 857.

Red Towns

clans, phratries and moieties of 42: 159 sq., 161.

devoted to prosecution of war 42: 249.

list of 42: 255.

of the Lower Creeks 42: 126.

of the Seminole 42: 126 sq.

of the Upper Creeks 42: 124.

relation of, to Tciloki clans 42: 192-197.

Red Ware from Pueblo ruins, character of 22, i: 180.

Red Weed 33: 78.

Red Willow, Nebr., fragments of pottery from 34: 30.

Red Wolf, delegate to Wovoka 14: 900.

Redbird

in Menomini myth 14: 235.

myths concerning 19: 254, 285, 289 sq., 455.

Redbud, medicinal use of 42: 665.

Redding, ——, on California Indian stone flaking 13: 141, 172.

Redeagle, George, on Kwapa gentes 15: 230.

Redengo, a Yuma game 24: 526.

Redeposition of human remains on the Yukon 46: 68.

Redfish, a life symbol 36: 99.

Redline Group of Chiriquian pottery 6: 109 sqq.

Redwood. See Hoopa Valley Reserve; Round Valley Reserve.

Ree Indians

derivation of 4: 100.

mention of 4: 101, 102, 103, 104, 106, 111, 116, 126, 127, 131, 132, 133, 137.

See also Arikara.

Reed, ——, aid given Dr. J. W. Fewkes by 22, i: 39.

Reed, Lieut. H. T., on Dakota time chart Winter Count 4: 89 sq., 93.

Reed Clan. See Pakab Clan.

Reeds

game of, Hurons 24: 107 sq.

in basketry 26: 134.

musical instruments 38: § 570.

or rushes, superstitious uses of 9: 527 sq.

sacred, for Navaho ceremonial, preparation of 8: 242, 243.

time for cutting 41: 150.

use of 44: 291, 378; 45: 497, 499, 516.

use of, for kiva lathing 8: 126.

use of, for matting 13: 18.

use of, in basketry 41: 145, 146.

use of, in ornamentation, Eastern United States pottery 20: 66.

use of, in ornamentation, Northwestern pottery 20: 193.

Reels

for making nets, Eskimo 18: 193.

for making sinew thread 18: 111.

Reference, Works of, key to 30: 113-116.

References, Index, key to 48: 31 sq.

Refuge Towns. See Peace Towns.

Refugees among the Omaha, rights of 3: 268.

Refuse Heaps

Casa Grande 28: 92, 111.

definition of 12: 31.

mention of 46: 172, 183.

Regan, Michael, killed at Wounded Knee 14: 872.

Regeneration

in Ghost dance doctrine 14: 785, 796.

Indian belief in 14: 818.

of the earth 14: 959, 1030, 1054, 1073.

power of, attributed to Wovoka 14: 821.

ridicule of idea of, by southern Ute 14: 806.

Regimentation

discussion of 20: LXXXIX-XCI.

memoir on, by J. W. Powell 15: CIV.

Reginald, a Menomini genealogy of 14: 49.

Regional Divisions

in tribal society 15: CXVII, CXVIII.

See also Cardinal Points; Directions.

Regulative Industries of the Omaha 3: 356-363.

Rehearsal of Songs 39: 68 sq.

Reichard, D. L., collection secured by 42: 18.

Reichard, Dr. Gladys A.

assistance rendered by 45: 26, 27, 153.

reference to 41: 387.

Reichel, E. H., on Cherokee missions 19: 84.

Reid, E. D., fish bones studied by 44: 135.

Reid, Henry, acknowledgment to 14: 665.

Reid, Jesse, East Cherokee chief 19: 180.

Reincarnation

belief in 37: 314 sqq., 426; 42: 710.

Cherokee doctrine of 19: 261 sq., 472, 474.

See also Soul.

Reindeer

camps, Norton Sound 46: 80.

camps, Point Hope 46: 101.

Eskimo method of hunting and trapping 9: 264-268; 18: 118 sqq., 122.

fawn skin, value of, among Eskimo 18: 232.

hair thread, Eskimo ceremonial objects made of 18: 419.

hunting of 11: 276, 313.

in Alaska, extermination of 18: 24, 118, 119, 229.

meat of 46: 80, 81, 92, 116.

mention of 46: 111.

myths concerning 11: 200.

skin of 18:

ceremonial objects made of 396, 398, 404, 415-419.

Eskimo clothing made of 30-41.

Eskimo houses built of 258.

Eskimo implements made of 104, 105.

Eskimo method of making cord from 110.

Eskimo method of tanning 117.

Eskimo musical instruments made of 350.

Eskimo tobacco implements made of 285.

Eskimo transportation apparatus made of 217.

value of, among Eskimo 229, 232.

uses of 11: 276.

See also Deer.

Reinecky, F. T., killed at Wounded Knee 14: 872.

Reinhardt, ——, on Spanish mines 19: 202.

Reinoso, Alvaro, on Haitian agriculture 25: 51.

Reiss and Stübel, Peruvian cuts of, cited 3: 84.

Reithrodontomys sp. (?), finding of, in Pimería 26: 80.

Rejection, signs for 1: 298, 299.

Rejects

confusion of, with implements 15: 80.

distribution of 15: 137, 138, 142.

number of, in Piny Branch quarry 15: 57.

of quarry shops 15: 55, 57, 147.

Rejuvenation, legends concerning 30: 149 sq., 151.

Relations

between sexes, among the Pima 26: 182.

governmental, with Indians, discussion of 46: 470-474.

See also Intertribal Relations.

Relations des Jésuites

on Dakota use of wild rice 19: 1046.

on duck at Green Bay 19: 1099.

on Indian population in wild rice district 19: 1107.

on location of Potawatomi 19: 1053.

on location of Winnebago 19: 1052.

on Maskotin eating wild rice 19: 1085.

on Ottawa gathering wild rice 19: 1063.

on Ottawa storing wild rice in birch-bark boxes 19: 1072.

on Ottawa thrashing wild rice 19: 1068.

on Ottawa tying wild rice 19: 1059.

on popular synonym for wild rice 19: 1023.

Relationship

among the Menomini 14: 43.

among the Pima 26: 19, 23 sq., 144, 164.

discussion of terms of 42: 87 sq., 96 sq.

family and marital 38: § 877-880.

joking, Creek 42: 168.

joking, Winnebago 37: 133 sq.

linguistic, of the Cherokee 19: 16.

supplementary terms of 42: 84, 93.

tables of 42: 85 sq., 89 sq., 94 sq.

terms of 27: 313-318; 37: 128-131.

terms of, among the Tlingit and Haida 26: 424 sq.

terms of, among the Tsimshian 31: 489 sq.

terms of, applied to tribes 42: 96.

terms of, Tsimshian, compared with Tlingit and Haida 31: 490 sq.

terms of, used by men 42: 80-83, 91 sqq.

terms of, used by women 42: 83, 84, 93.

Tsimshian, compared with Kwakiutl 31: 492 sqq.

See also Clans; Joking Relationship; Kinship; Terms of Relationship.

Relative Mode, Delaware 28: 279.

Release, Arrow 14: 280; 38: § 145.

Relics

frauds in 4: 247-253.

from Burton Mound, reburial of 44: 63, 70.

of the dead, Eskimo disposal of 18: 311.

Relief, development of 19: LXXV.

Relief Ornaments 4: 271, 282, 374.

Relieved Decoration

Appalachee-Ohio pottery 20: 180 sqq.

Eastern United States pottery 20: 52, 65, 66.

Florida Peninsula pottery 20: 118, 124.

Gulf Coast pottery 20: 106, 107, 108.

Gulf Coast pottery, relation of, to engraved designs 20: 114.

Iroquoian pipes 20: 173.

Iroquoian pottery 20: 162 sq., 171 sq.

Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 20: 85 sq., 88, 89.

Ohio Valley pottery 20: 184 sq.

South Appalachian pottery 20: 141, 144.

See also Fillets; Forms; Handles; Life Forms; Modeling; Nodes; Ridges.

Religion

acculturation in 19: XXIII.

and ethics 27:

affected by advent of traders 614 sq.

conception of cosmic order 134 sq.

conception of life 357 sq.

interrelation of men and animals 599 sqq.

keeper 595.

position of chiefs 601 sq.

proverbs 604.

relation to warfare 402 sq.

religion and political unity 196, 199 sq.

terms for bad traits and bad conduct 614 sq.

terms for good traits and good conduct 603.

totems 602.

veneration for the ancients 601.

We´waçpe 596 sq.

development of 20: CXXXIII-CXXXVII.

discussion of attempted change in 46: 468 sq.

elements of, in gentile tribes 20: CIX.

ethnic or primitive 32: 57.

indirectly affected by United States government 47: 58.

influence of, on development of arts 19: LXXIV-LXXXVI.

influence of, on development of romance 19: LXXXI-LXXXVI.

influence of, on pottery 20: 62, 64.

native, attitude of missionaries toward 42: 678.

no persecution for 30: 328.

of the ancients, reference to 28: 47, 48, 116, 117, 118.

of the Cherokee, character of 7: 319.

of the Cherokee, gods of 7: 340 sqq.

of the Coeur d’Alêne 45: 176-197.

of the Eskimo 18: 421-450.

of the Eskimo, difficulty of gaining information concerning 9: 430.

of the Eskimo, manner of driving away evil spirits 9: 432 sq.

of the Eskimo, rôle of the wizard or shamans in 9: 430 sq.

of the Eskimo, sacrifice to supernatural beings 9: 433.

of the Eskimo, seal and walrus heads, superstitions concerning 9: 434.

of the Eskimo, tuaña, or demons of 9: 421-434.

of the Flathead 45: 383.

of the Iroquois 2: 112, 116.

of the Kiowa 17: 237.

of the Okanagon 45: 289-293.

of the Omaha 1: 363.

of the Pima, deities of 26: 250 sqq.

of the Pima, dreams in 26: 253 sq.

of the Pima, sacred places in 26: 254 sqq.

of the Pima, soul in 26: 252 sq.

of the Plains Indians 14: 578.

of the Pueblo Indians 14: 573.

of the Potawatomi 14: 207.

of the Seri 17: 86 sq., 92, 101, 102.

of the Southeast 42: 2.

of the Tahus 14: 513.

of the Tiguex Indians 14: 575.

of the Tsimshian 31: 543-546.

of the Upper Missouri Indians 46: 481 sqq., 486-493, 594.

of the Winnebago. 37: 277-316.

origin of 1: 37, 38.

pictographs concerning 10: 461-527.

pictographs concerning, general discussion and classification 10: 461-527.

primitive 11: XLV, 9, 193, 520.

primitive, persistence of 11: 13, 179.

repository for articles connected with 42: 184.

sanctuary dedicated to 42: 184.

smoking in 20: 44.

special definition of 11: 368.

study of comparative 14: LX.

value of pottery in study of 20: 19.

Zuñi, how affected by Spanish intercourse 13: 333, 338.

Zuñi, study of 13: XXX.

See also Ceremonial Uses; Cosmology; Crime; Death; Deity; Ethics; Ghosts; God; Gods; Ideals; Idols; Magic; Mortuary Pottery; Mythology; Plumed Serpent; Soul; Spirits Wakoⁿda.

Religion Dance

brought to Foxes by Wisconsin Potawatomi 40: 344, 356.

mortuary customs and beliefs appurtenant to 40: 356, 465-471.

Religious Activities, progress of research in 17: XXV sqq.

Religious Beliefs

classification of 14: LX.

of Acoma 47: 32.

of the Chickasaw 44: 247-255.

of the Creeks 42: 709 sq.

of the Hopi and Zuñi 15: 267.

of the Indians 15: CI.

of the Osage 41: 591.

of the Tennessee Indians 41: 531.

See also Philosophy; Religion.

Religious Ceremonies

in connection with ball race, Zuñi 24: 674, 683 sq., 686 sqq., 689, 692, 694.

in connection with racket, Cherokee 24: 580-584.

mention of 10: 505-517.

offerings of cylinders, Hopi 24: 666.

See also Ceremonial Observances.

Religious Concepts, Zuñi 47: 483, 486 sq.

Religious Dance of the Okanagon 45: 292 sq.

Religious Experiences of the Winnebago 37: 291-309.

Religious Ideas of the Eskimo 6: 583-609.

Religious Law of the Omaha 3: 368.

Religious Life

of the Zuñi 47: 480-544.

of the Zuñi child 5: L-LIII, 533-555.

Religious Masks

mention of 3: 75.

rites related to 3: 120.

Religious Paintings of the Eskimo 18: 167.

Religious Pictographs 4: 188.

Religious Practices, attention paid to 45: 40.

Religious Societies

at Walpi 19: 622-630.

from Palatkwabi 19: 626-630.

from Tokonabi 19: 624 sq.

organization of 17: XXXIII.

Religious Terms of the Zuñi, explanation of 13: 374.

Remains

Little Diomede 46: 95.

within Gordon area 41: 496.

Yukon 46: 81, 140.

Yukon, reassortment of 46: 68.

Remarks, Final 1: 203.

Remarriage among the Omaha 3: 258.

Remedies

external use of 44: 330.

of the Indian medicine-men 9: 471-474.

substances used as 44: 330 sq.

See also Medicine.

Remedies, religious festivals at 26: 27.

Remolinos in Pimería, pains caused by 26: 265.

Removal

Cherokee 19: 130-135.

Cherokee plans for (1895) 19: 155 sq.

East Cherokee plan for 19: 165.

events leading to 19: 87, 98-106, 114-130.

party feeling aroused by 19: 128 sq.

stockade forts built during 19: 221.

See also Offices.

Removal Fund

East Cherokee participation in 19: 165-168, 170 sq.

employment of East Cherokee share in 19: 174.

Removal of Bureau Quarters 15: XXVII, XXXII, XXXVI.

Removed Townhouses, myth of 19: 335.

Remy, J., on Kentucky revival 14: 943.

Renahan, A., reference to 29: 295.

Renato de Grosourdy 25: 51.

Renealmia. See Kuruwatti.

Reno, Nev., petroglyphs in 10: 95.

Repair

of Casa Grande ruin, paper on 15: CII, 215-249.

of houses infrequent in Tusayan 8: 73.

Repairing of Baskets. See Mending.

Repartimientos in ancient Porto Rico 25: 23 sq.

Repetition, table of Unalit numerals of 18: 239 sq.

Replogle, C. S. 46: 167.

Report

distribution of 19: XXXII.

of Chief of the Bureau 25: IX-XXIX.

of the Director 2: XV.

See also Administrative Report; Publications.

Reports by bureau collaborators 15: XX.

Reptile Figures on pottery 17: 658, 671-677.

Reptiles

heads of, in pottery 34: 69, 76.

idols in form of, Casa Grande 28: 121, 122.

in captivity 38: § 725.

representations of, Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 20: 85.

representations of, significance of 20: 100.

See also Reptile Figures; Serpents; Snakes; Terrapin; Turtle.

Reptilian Form on bowl from Shumopovi, description and figure of 22, i: 114, 115.

Republican River, reference to 27: 94.

Republicanism as a form of government, development of 20: CXVIII-CXXIV.

Requisites and Implements 38: p. 273-399, Chapters XVIII, XIX.

Reredos

at Shipaulovi altar 19: 995.

of Cakwaleñya altar 19: 991 sq.

of Macileñya altar 19: 998.

Research as an agency of instruction 20: CXCVII.

Research Work

of the bureau 24: X, XI-XXVI; 25: IX sqq.; 27: 7-11, and passim.

report on 30: 9, and passim.

Researches

ethnologic, summarized 28: 9-17.

in sign language, how made 1: 315.

of the bureau 29: 9-19; and passim.

special, by Dr. Franz Boas 32: 24.

special, by Miss Frances Densmore 32: 27.

special, by Dr. Leo J. Frachtenberg 32: 26.

systematic 32: 9.

Reservations

Indian, establishment of 18: 641.

Kansa 27: 66.

of Dakota Indians 15: 190.

of the Osage 36: 44.

Omaha, account of 27: 623, 624, 625, 629 sq.

Omaha, original allottees 27: 642-654.

Omaha, survey of 27: 634.

Ponca 27: 41.

Quapaw 27: 67.

Reservoir

at Acoma 47: 29.

at ruined pueblo on Little Colorado ruins, description of 22, i: 49.

site, as affecting selection of dwelling site 8: 51 sq.

structure connected with cliff village 16: 126.

Reservoirs

ancient traces of 13: 236, 237.

Casa Grande 28: 70, 111 sqq.

depressionlike, in Verde Valley 13: 245.

for irrigation, used by Pueblo Indians, remains of 22, i: 178.

Gila-Salt region 28: 115.

Pueblo 8: 82 sq., 91, 92, 97.

underground rock-hewn, at Santa Rita 19: 691 sq.

See also Reservoir.

Residence

change of 38: § 292.

See also Dwellings; House.

Residencia, definition of 14: 474.

Resin

as a medium for body painting 38: § 512.

mention of 38: § 23.

See also Protium.

Resources, Natural, of the Point Barrow region, Alaska 9: 55-61.

Respect for parents 38: § 911.

Respiration, Western Eskimo 46: 248, 249.

Respirators used by the Eskimo 18: 288.

Responsivity

ethnological principle of 21: XXVIII sq.

of mind and body 17: 268 sq.

Results sought in study of sign language 1: 346.

Résumé of survey of Yukon 46: 81.

Resurrection

absence of belief in 11: 421.

See also Regeneration.

Retaliation

among the Assiniboin 46: 452-455.

gradually given up 42: 344.

interference of, with legal punishments 42: 343.

principle of 42: 339, 340 sqq., 345; 44: 216, 217.

See also Revenge; Vengeance.

Retio, José Maria, on Seri population 17: 87, 135*.

Retreat in warfare, attitude toward 46: 560.

Retreats

ceremonies of 47: 507.

group practice of 47: 504.

length of 47: 505.

object of 47: 515.

of the pekwin 47: 659.

of the priesthood 47: 514, 643.

of Zuñi medicine societies 47: 531.

prayers during 47: 827-830.

Retrieving Harpoon of the Eskimo 9: 230 sq.

Return from hunting, Omaha 3: 300.

Return-from-Scout, vision of wife of 14: 916.

Return Katcina

of Tusayan 15: 268.

See also Ahül.

Return of the Bird, Songs of 39: 232.

Retzius, A. 46: 371.

Retzius, G. 46: 372.

Retzius, S. 46: 372.

Revais, Michel, mention of 45: 260, 294, 321, 323, 324, 331.

Reveillé, Nye County, Nev.

inscribed rocks in 10: 94.

pictographs at 4: 25.

Revenge

a dog’s, Dakota fable 1: 587.

a sure, Iroquois tale 2: 104.

among the Eskimo 18: 292 sq., 296.

justification of 46: 481.

mention of 35: 1359-1362.

payment for 35: 1361.

See also Crime; Retaliation; Vengeance.

Revenue Cutters and science 46: 93.

Revera, Pedro de, on Seri conversion 17: 70, 71.

Revère, Mass., pottery from 20: 179.

Reverence

for ancestors 11: 371.

See also Respect.

Review of Turner’s narrative 1: 165.

Revillagigedo Island, Tlingit tribes on 26: 396.

Revolt

of Pueblo Indians 14: 392.

of Pueblo Indians in 1680 8: 23.

See also Revolution.

Revolution

Cherokee remembrance of 19: 232.

effect on Cherokee of 19: 61.

Indian attitude during 19: 46 sq.

Menomini warriors in 14: 18.

Revolutionary Times, making of pipes by the Iroquois in 20: 173.

Revolving Devices

mention of 20: 50.

See also Wheel.

Reward in future life 42: 513, 514.

Rey, Juan

account of 47: 355 sq.

story concerning 47: 267.

Reynolds, Elmer R.

acknowledgment to 15: 17.

soapstone quarries studied by 15: 116, 118.

steatite quarrying studied by 15: 107.

Reynolds, Henry L.

appointment of, as assistant 12: 19.

finding of European articles in mound by 12: 714.

indebtedness to, acknowledgment of 12: 25.

lines at the Newark (Ohio) works surveyed by 12: 466.

mound exploration in Georgia by 20: 137.

mound exploration in Georgia, report on, by 12: 317.

on association of materials in Georgia mound 20: 139.

pottery from Potomac Valley loaned by 10: XXII.

researches of 11: XXV, XXXV.

work of 7: XVII; 8: XXIV; 9: XXXVIII; 10: XI, XXII.

Reynolds, John, cited 12: 629.

Reynoldsburg, Tenn., trail crossing at 42: 853.

Rhamanaceae 33: 102.

Rhamnus Caroliniana, medicinal use of 42: 667.

Rhamnus Purshiana, mention of 45: 473.

Rhea Springs, Tenn., mention of 42: 841.

Rhees, W. J., ancient quarry on land of 15: 52.

Rheumatism

among the Pima 26: 264, 268.

Cherokee beliefs concerning 19: 251, 263.

how treated by the Zuñi 30: 50, 55, 62.

remedies used for 42: 655, 656, 657, 660, 661, 663.

Rhinitis, how treated by the Zuñi 30: 55.

Rhode Island

aboriginal steatite quarrying in 15: 106, 107.

character of ware of 20: 178.

Indian policy of 18: 619-624.

petroglyphs in 10: 113.

Rhododendron Albiflorum 45: 502.

Rhomboid, interpretation of 41: 326.

Rhombus

description of 23: 115.

use of, among Indians 9: 476-479.

See also Bullroarer.

Rhubarb, Wild, medicinal use of 43: 266.

Rhus Copallina, medicinal use of 42: 659.

Rhus Glabra

medicinal constituents of 44: 304.

medicinal properties of 44: 302.

medicinal use of 42: 659.

mention of 33: 99; 45: 502.

use of 44: 292, 342, 344, 369.

Rhus Glabra Occidentalis 45: 466, 512.

Rhus Hirta, use of 44: 292, 344.

Rhus Rydbergii 45: 472.

Rhus sp. 45: 513.

Rhyolite

aboriginal quarries of 15: 23.

character of 15: 73, 84.

development of implements from 15: 144.

implements, discussion of 15: 88.

quarries, discussion of 15: 73.

source of, for implements 15: 140.

use of, for drills 15: 85.

use of, for flaking 15: 29.

use of, for implement making 15: 125.

use of, in aboriginal art 15: 24.

Rhys-Davids, Prof. T. W., quotation from 15: CXVIII.

Rhythm

in Indian music 27: 375.

See also Music; Song.

Riana, a Kiowa synonym 17: 149.

Ri-api-laha, definition of 16: 262.

Ribas, Father —— on southern Pima 28: 70 sq., 152.

Ribas, Andrés Perez de

on cannibalism among Mexican Indians 17: 56.

on Petlatlan 14: 515.

on Seri 17: 56.

on Seri population 17: 135*.

Ribault, ——, reliance of narrative of 42: 679.

Riberos, el Factor, companion of Coronado 14: 477.

Ribes, use of 44: 292, 348.

Ribes Americanum 33: 84.

Ribes Cereum 45: 487.

Ribes Glandulosum, use of 44: 292, 307, 348, 358.

Ribes Hudsonianum 45: 471, 489, 509, 514, 515.

Ribes Lacustre 45: 469, 488.

Ribes Sanguineum 45: 487.

Ribes Viscosissimum 45: 489.

Ribs

human, mention of 46: 159.

See also Fillets; Ridges.

Rice, Jean B., a Caughnawaga chief 14: 24.

Rice, Mary Ann, mother of Eleazar Williams 14: 24.

Rice, Col. Z. A., information furnished by 24: 669 sq.

Rice

cleaned, chemical composition of 19: 1082.

gathering of 37: 116.

in Menomini mythology 14: 40.

Indian, mention of 33: 67.

mention of 38: § 245.

occurrence of 30: 376.

wild, extensive aboriginal use of 21: XIX, XX.

wild, food value of 23: XXXI.

wild, memoir on food value of 23: XIII.

wild, mention of 3: 308; 33: 67.

wild, use of 46: 584.

wild, use of, by Menomini 14: 290.

See also Wild Rice.

Rice Lake

cession of reserve at 18: 830.

reservation at 18: 802, 846.

Rich-Woman Dance 35: 848, 850, 861, 1001, 1004, 1005, 1019.

Rich-Woman Dancer

mention of 35: 1081, 1084.

performance of 35: 1008 sq., 1009.

Richard, Louis, interpreter for Sioux delegation 14: 891.

Richardson, A. 46: 61.

Richardson, Sir John

cited 46: 128, 150, 215, 218, 219, 329, 330, 352, 372.

on destruction of wild rice by caterpillars 19: 1100.

on Eskimo burials 9: 426.

on Indian medicine-women 9: 469.

works consulted 9: 24.

Richardson, W. P. 46: 128.

Richardson Trail 46: 36.

Richardville, J. B., grant of land to 18: 717, 752.

Richelieu, Cardinal, charter granted by 18: 546.

Richland Creek, trail following 42: 798 sq.

Richmond, Lieutenant ——, murder of Cheyenne by 19: 209.

Richmond, Charles W., acknowledgment to 36: 55.

Richmond, Va., trail from 42: 761.

Richmond Branch of Great Indian Warpath 42: 761 sqq.

Richmond County, Ga., intermingling of wares in mound in 20: 137.

Rickahockan

meaning of name 19: 183 sq.

See also Synonymy.

Rickets 46: 362.

Ricklin, Rev. Isidore, acknowledgment to 17: 147.

Rickohockan Indians of Virginia 7: 79.

Riddles, Omaha 3: 334.

Riddling 33: 326, 623, 641, 647, 652.

Ride, sign for 1: 551.

Ridge, Maj. John

attitude of party of, in Civil War 19: 148.

compensation to heirs of 5: 299.

conflict of party of, with Ross party 19: 147.

enlistment of volunteers against Creeks by (1812) 19: 89.

killing of 19: 133 sqq.

killing of Doublehead by 19: 85.

letter to Calhoun by 19: 115.

letter to President Jackson by 19: 127 sq.

murder of 5: 293.

opposition to Prophet’s doctrine by 19: 88.

opposition to war spirit by (1812) 19: 89.

part taken by, in Creek War 19: 96, 97.

treaty negotiated by 19: 121 sq., 125.

with Cherokee delegation at Washington 5: 278, 279.

“Ridge” Party

feuds of 5: 301, 302.

of Cherokee 5: 293.

payments to 5: 299.

Ridge People, a Cheyenne division 14: 1025.

Ridge Treaty rejected by the Cherokee 5: 280.

Ridges

decoration by 20:

Florida Peninsula pottery 118.

Gulf Coast pottery 108.

Iroquoian pottery 161, 162, 163.

Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 86, 88, 89.

Ohio Valley pottery 185.

of ruins 46: 172, 183.

Ridgway, John L., acknowledgment to 20: 71.

Ridicule among the Creeks 42: 452.

Riding, Omaha method of 13: 280.

Ried, Hugo

on ball race, Tobikhar 24: 680.

on dice game, Tobikhar 24: 172.

on hand game, Tobikhar 24: 314 sq.

on hoop and pole, Tobikhar 24: 500.

Riedell, Capt. C.

Aleutian death mask given by 3: 142.

mask from Shumagin Island given by 3: 140.

Riggs, ——, on Indian names 4: 97, 98, 109.

Riggs, A. L.

on Crow habitat 7: 114.

on Mdewakaⁿtoⁿwaⁿ gentes 15: 215, 216.

on meaning of Wagluqe 15: 219.

on rites of puberty 11: 483.

on symbolism 11: 531.

Riggs, R. B., analyses by 6: 49.

Riggs, Rev. Stephen Return

contributor to Bureau 48: 1189.

Dakota dictionary by 3: XXV.

editorial work on manuscript left by 10: XIX.

linguistic manuscript by 14: XL.

linguistic researches of 1: XVIII.

mention of 2: XXI.

obituary of 48: 1221.

on Dakota soldier’s lodge 15: 221.

on Dakota terms 11: 366.

on former Siouan habitat 15: 173.

on hidden ball, Dakota 24: 365.

on hoop and pole, Yankton Dakota 24: 509.

on Indian beliefs 11: 375, 432, 439, 444, 446, 468, 480, 493, 528.

on Indian bogies 11: 473.

on Iya 11: 471.

on Mdewakaⁿtoⁿwaⁿ gentes 15: 215.

on meaning of Dakota words 19: 1061.

on moon worship 11: 449.

on Siouan dance 11: 443.

on Siouan penates 11: 475.

on Siouan totemic system 15: 221.

on stick games, Dakota 24: 228 sq.

on stone gods 11: 447.

on terms in snow-snake, Dakota 24: 419.

preparation of monograph by 15: XXII, XXV, XXX, XXXIV, LXIX.

publication of dictionary by 11: XXXI.

quoted 39: 186.

reference to work of 11: 363.

Salishan researches of 7: 104.

Siouan languages studied by 15: 168.

Riggs Mills, quarry shops near 15: 70.

Right-handedness among primitive people 19: 458 sq.

Right of the First Night 25: 48.

Riitu atahu, Arawak black drink 38: § 257.

Riku Caterpillar, eaten 38: § 223.

Riley, J., reservation for 18: 671.

Rims

Eastern United States pottery 20: 27, 61, 62.

Florida Peninsula pottery 20: 118, 121, 126.

Gulf Coast pottery 20: 107, 108, 111, 112, 113.

Gulf Coast pottery, ornamentation of 20: 105.

Iroquoian pottery 20: 160, 161, 166.

Iroquoian pottery, ornamentation of 20: 162, 163, 172.

Middle Atlantic Coast pottery 20: 149, 150, 151, 154, 156.

Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 20: 88, 89.

New Jersey-New England pottery 20: 168, 175, 176, 179.

Northern pottery 20: 187.

Northwestern pottery 20: 192, 196, 197, 198, 199, 200.

Ohio Valley pottery 20: 185.

Pamunkey pottery 20: 152.

South Appalachian pottery 20: 131.

South Appalachian pottery, ornamentation of 20: 136, 140.

See also Decoration; Forms; Mouths.

Rims of Baskets

braided 41: 182 sqq.

difference in construction of 41: 142.

loopwork 41: 166, 184 sq.

plain 41: 181 sq.

shape of 41: 219.

types of 41: 181.

Rincon Mountains, Apache-Pima fight in 26: 45.

Ring

armlet 38: § 540.

bracelet 38: § 541.

finger 38: § 542.

head 38: § 530.

of chief broken 35: 1115.

See also Rings.

Ring and Arrow, game of 24: 448.

Ring and Pin

bone play 24: 538.

cup and ball 24: 546, 547, 548.

general description of 24: 527 sqq.

matrimonial game 24: 537, 555.

played by the 24:

Arapaho 529 sq., 532.

Assiniboin 544, 555 sq.

Athapascan stock 528.

Cheyenne 529, 530-533.

Chippewa 533 sqq.

Clayoquot 528, 558 sq.

Cree 528, 535 sq.

Dakota, Brulé 556.

Dakota, Oglala 529, 556.

Dakota, Teton 557.

Delawares 537.

Eskimo 528, 529.

Eskimo, Central 544-547.

Eskimo, Ita 549.

Eskimo, Labrador 548.

Gros Ventres 537.

Haida 557 sq.

Hupa 528, 542 sq.

Hurons 549.

Kawchodinne 543.

Klamath 528, 550 sq.

Kwakiutl 528, 559.

Makah 528, 559 sq.

Micmac 528.

Missisauga 534, 538.

Mohave 528, 560.

Montagnais 538 sq.

Nascapee 539 sq.

Nipissing 540.

Paiute 528, 529, 553 sq.

Passamaquoddy 528, 540 sq.

Penobscot 528, 529, 541 sq.

Pima 528, 551 sq.

Pomo 528, 550.

Sauk and Foxes 528, 542.

Shasta 554.

Slaveys 554.

Tewa 528, 558.

Thompson Indians 528, 552 sq.

Umatilla 528, 553.

Ute 554 sq.

Winnebago 528, 557.

Zuñi 560 sq.

spearing game 24: 550.

tossing play 24: 538.

Ring and Pole Game, Mohave 24: 524.

Ring Bases. See Bases.

Ring Coils, use of 41: 190.

Ring Game, description of 45: 131.

Ring Play, hoop and pole, Paiute 24: 499.

Ring-sling, Baby 38: § 484-500.

Ring Target, Pomo 24: 479.

Rings

appearance of, in decoration of Hopi katcinas 21: 83, 115.

finger, of shell, from Pueblo ruins in Arizona, discovery of 22, i: 91.

of cannibal dancer and his companions 35: 1242 sq.

stone, in Connell collection 34: 161 sq.

stone, in Dehesa collection 34: 169.

stone, in Guesde collection 34: 152.

stone, in Heye collection 34: 149.

See also Ring; Stone Rings.

Rink, Dr. Henrick Johan

acknowledgments to 6: 412; 9: 20.

cited 6: 411, 420, 580, 586, 587, 590, 591, 598, 599; 46: 329, 331, 333, 337, 339, 340, 341, 342, 344, 345, 346, 354, 372.

description of Eskimo küdyĭgi by 9: 80.

description of Eskimo snow-houses by 9: 81.

on Eskimo amulets 9: 435, 436, 437.

on Eskimo demonology 9: 431, 432.

on Eskimo fishing 9: 287.

on Eskimo food superstitions 9: 434.

on Eskimo kaiaks 9: 332.

on Eskimo myths 19: 441.

on Eskimo whale fishing 9: 274.

on Innuits 3: 121.

on population of Labrador Eskimo 7: 75.

on property customs of the Eskimo 9: 428, 429.

works consulted 9: 24, 25.

Rinsing of Mouth 35: 311, 312, 313, 314, 319, 321, 329, 331, 347, 351, 352, 356, 362, 364, 367, 486, 487, 504, 510, 566, 568, 593.

Rio Altar, reference to 28: 56.

Rio Bacuache, sketch of 17: 26 sqq.

Rio Bavispe, reference to 28: 56.

Rio Brazos. See Brazos River.

Rio Colorado. See Colorado River.

Rio de Chelly Valley 4: 316.

Rio de la Plata, misgoverned by Cabeza de Vaca 14: 348.

Rio del Norte, pictographs on the 4: 27.

Rio Dolores Valley 4: 316.

Rio Gila pottery 4: 281, 283, 299.

Rio Grande

disappearance of, underground 14: 511.

discovery of, by Alvarado 14: 575, 594.

ice of, crossed by Spaniards 14: 503.

limit of Narvaez territory 14: 346.

pottery of 4: 298, 305.

pueblos near 14: 519, 524.

regions, caves of 28: 188.

regions, derivation of pueblos of 28: 151.

regions, early inhabitants of 28: 151, 218.

regions, pottery of 28: 139, 140.

regions, pueblos of 28: 219.

visited by Spanish soldiers 14: 390.

Rio Grande Pueblo Indian, Tewa name for 29: 576.

Rio Grande Pueblos

dress of tablita dancers of 21: 58.

in Pima mythology 26: 229.

introduction of Buffalo dance from 21: 43.

introduction of Butterfly dance from 21: 119.

migration of Asa and Honani clans from 21: 26.

researches at 29: 11.

valuable objects obtained from 23: 18.

Rio Mancos, Colo.

cliff houses of the 4: 284 sqq.

petroglyphs on the 10: 73 sq.

pottery of the 4: 281, 284 sqq.

Rio Mimbres, researches in valley of 36: 10.

Rio Negro, Brazil, petroglyphs on the 10: 152.

Rio Pecos, pottery of the 4: 298, 305.

Rio San Juan, pottery of the 4: 315-321.

Rio San Pedro, reference to 28: 54.

Rio Santa Cruz, reference to 28: 54.

Rio Sonora, reference to 28: 54.

Rio Tularosa, ruined pueblos on 22, i: 180.

Rio Verde, rock etchings on the 4: 30.

Rio Virgen, pottery of the 4: 287-292, 307-315.

Ripley, Chickasaw old town near 44: 177.

Ripon, Wis., mounds near 5: 16.

Risely, Levi, mound on land of, New York 12: 511.

Rising Song 39: 76.

Rising to depart, song of 39: 236.

Risser, Miss Anna, cooperation of 46: 6.

Risty, A. G., excavations made by 41: 64.

Rita, José, mention of 47: 353.

Ritch, W. G.

on mica near Petaca 29: 158.

on New Mexican water mill 29: 85.

Ritchie, S. G. 46: 313.

Rite of the Chief

initiation into 36: 73 sq.

mention of 36: 47, 59; 39: 37.

significance of 36: 59.

Rite of Vigil, songs of 39: 275-280.

Rites

and ceremonials of Borinqueños 25: 64-72.

and methods of Tusayan kiva building 8: 118-137.

and rituals, Omaha 27:

general characters 194-198, 607, 609 sq.

introduction of child to cosmos 115 sqq.

introduction of child into tribe 117-128.

efficacy of 47: 498.

many versions of 39: 37 sq.

mortuary 11: 485.

of house building at Tusayan 8: 100-104.

Osage, importance of, record of 45: 532.

puberty 11: 483.

sacred, reticence regarding 43: 29.

Sia theurgistic 11: 73.

tribal, Osage 36:

giving of gentile name 50.

mention of 47-51.

order of 152 sq.

religious character of 49.

seven ceremonial divisions of 152.

with songs attached 47: 282.

See also Ceremonies; Rituals; names of rites and rituals, and under names of societies and tribes.

Rito de los Frijoles, chimney of, description of 8: 173.

Ritual

child-naming, importance of 43: 31.

of Smohalla religion 14: 725.

Rituals

accompanied by songs 47: 494 sq.

basic, of War-bundle feast 37: 430, 471-501, 505-529.

curing, orientation of 47: 796.

Hopi, growth of 19: 578.

in texts by J. N. B. Hewitt 47: 7; 48: 12 sq.

Isleta 47: 274-288.

object of 47: 488 sq.

of East Mesa 19: 631 sqq.

of Hano 19: 632 sq.

of Sichumovi 19: 632.

of the Medicine dance 37: 365-370.

of Walpi 19: 631 sq.

property rights in 45: 694.

secrecy regarding 45: 536 sq.

shooting 37: 370, 372.

theme of 46: 681.

Zuñi public, character of 47: 509.

See also Ceremonies; Dances; Rain Making; Ritual; Smoking Rituals; Wi´-gi-e.

Rival Chiefs

invitation of 35: 437.

mention of 35: 463, 773.

Rivalry

among the Kwakiutl 35: 751, 768, 787.

part played by, in sports and games 19: LXIV, LXVI, LXVIII sq.

River Cow. See Manati.

River Crow

executive order affecting 18: 902.

Flathead name for 45: 302.

name of, in sign language 45: 148.

River of the Mountain Men 46: 124.

River People, application of the name 26: 20.

Rivera, Antonio Domingo, reference to 29: 169.

Rivera, Manuel

on Cempoalan ruins 25: 233.

on idol near Jalapa 25: 248.

Rivera, Pedro de

on Isleta 29: 529.

on Jemez 29: 402.

on Manzano Mountains 29: 531.

on San Felipe 29: 499.

on Sandia 29: 526.

on Sandia Mountains 29: 514.

on Santo Domingo 29: 449.

on Taos 29: 182.

Rivera, Tapia y. See Tapia.

Rivers, ——

on Cherokee-Chickasaw war 19: 38.

on Cherokee in 1708 19: 32.

Rivers

appeal for aid in crossing 39: 312, 315.

as property of numayms 35: 1347.

in Cherokee lore 19: 426.

known to Omaha 27: 89-94.

names of, influence of wild rice on 19: 1118-1124.

origin of men from 30: 146.

peculiarity in naming 29: 96.

personification of 29: 102.

reference to, in Ghost song 14: 1032.

songs before crossing of 39: 218.

spirits of 30: 241.

Rivers Inlet

ceremony of Cannibal 35: 1176.

mention of 35: 1202.

Winter ceremonial of 35: 1167.

Riverton, Md., pottery of 20: 157.

Rivet, Dr. Paul 46: 284.

Rixon, Mr. and Mrs. Theo. R., specimens donated by 38: p. 12.

Rizer, H. C.

map of Casa Grande reserve submitted by 15: 330.

report by, on Casa Grande 15: 321, 328, 340-343.

Road Making

a failure with the Pima 26: 65.

ceremonial, of corn meal 47: 276.

Road-Runner

in Pima legend 28: 47.

in Pima mythology 26: 240.

in Pima song 26: 305, 312.

Road Runner Clan, size of 47: 35.

Roads

landmarks 38: § 779-783.

paved 33: 650.

signs and signals 38: § 778.

through Cherokee country 19: 85, 87, 97.

Roane County, Tenn., collection of relics from 3: 457-462.

Roanoke, long house at 42: 688.

Roanoke Beads

mention of 42: 685.

shell money of 42: 721 sqq.

Roanoke Province, picture of pipe and tobacco pouch of historic tribes of 20: 158.

Roanoke River, explorers on 42: 683.

Roanoke Settlements, attack on 42: 769.

Roanoke Trails 42: 760, 761, 765, 777.

Roarer

musical instrument 38: § 557.

See also Bullroarer; Rhombus.

Roaring River, trail down 42: 833.

Roasting on hot stones 35: 345.

Roasting Tongs 35: 241, 370, 371, 390, 398.

Roasting Tray 4: 484.

Robb, James C., time chart of 4: 94.

Robber’s Roost Cave, reference to 28: 196.

Robbery

among the Indians 46: 476.

See also Theft.

Robbins, Wilfred Williams

collaborator of the Bureau 34: 23, 26, 27.

paper by 36: 30; 37: 28.

Robe-spangled-with-Human-Eyes, capture of 32: 80.

Robe, The, discussion of 27: 356-362.

Robelin, La., mission at 42: 829.

Roberts, Earle O.

collection purchased from 43: 18.

skulls collected by 42: 19.

Roberts, E. W., authorization of bulletins

procured by 21: XXVI.

Roberts, Dr. Frank H. H., jr.

appointment of 44: 19.

archeological and skeletal material collected by 48: 20.

material collected by 47: 14.

mention of 47: 1.

work of 44: 8 sqq.; 45: 6-10; 46: 6 sqq.; 47: 5 sq.; 48: 9-12.

Roberts, Miss Helen H.

contributor to Bureau 48: 1189.

music transcribed by 41: 40, 84.

paper by 41: 119; 42: 17.

songs transcribed by 43: 293, 294.

work of 40: 12; 41: 131; 44: 6.

Roberts, J., Arapaho sacred pipe seen by 14: 961.

Roberts, Jacob L., Pima interpreter 26: 18.

Roberts, James, legend told by 43: 259.

Roberts, Capt. John Kelly, route of Chickamauga Path given by 42: 850.

Robertson, Mrs. A. E. W., terms of relationship recorded by 42: 91.

Robertson, Charles, deed to, on the Watauga 5: 147.

Robertson, Gen. James

agent of Tennessee with Cherokee 5: 179.

appointment of, as Cherokee agent 19: 53.

burning of Coldwater by 19: 67.

commissioner of Cherokee treaty 5: 194.

emigration under 19: 56.

expedition against Chickamauga under (1794) 19: 78-99.

killing of brother of 19: 67.

life of 19: 204 sq.

on Cherokee-American conflicts (1785-1794) 19: 67.

on French and Spanish encouragement of Cherokee hostility 19: 62, 67.

on Nancy Ward 19: 204.

repulse of Indians by garrison under 19: 48.

warning of invasions given by 19: 55.

Robertson, R. S.

on salt-making vessels 20: 30 sq.

on surface burial 1: 139.

Robertson, Mrs. S. A., work of, among Creeks 19: 218.

Robes

gift of, to the poor 22, ii: 256.

of skin 45: 230 sq.

woven, use of 45: 334.

See also Dress.

Robin

Cherokee name for 19: 281.

description of house of 31: 457.

name of Tlingit gaming stick 26: 444.

Robinia Nicou. See Haiari.

Robins, Thomas, owner of Burton Mound 44: 57.

Robin’s Nest, a fancy basket 41: 204.

Robinson, ——, aid given Dr. J. W. Fewkes by 22, i: 39.

Robinson, Lieutenant ——, scouts under in Sioux outbreak 14: 850.

Robinson, Alfred

on shinny, Santa Barbara 24: 628 sq.

visit of, to Santa Barbara 44: 55 sq.

Robinson, A. W., material furnished by 24: 257.

Robinson, Doane, acknowledgment to 29: 12.

Robinson, Rev. John, Oglala gentes obtained by 15: 220.

Robinson, Richard, assistance rendered by 33: 46.

Robinson, Thomas

acknowledgment to 19: 13.

on dry channel of Chattahoochee 19: 200.

Robinson, Sir W., mention of 34: 68.

Robinson Episode, history of 17: 117.

Roblet, Surgeon ——, material furnished by 24: 262.

Roca Foca, features of 17: 49.

Roche de Boeuf Ottawa land cessions and reservations 18: 826, 842, 858.

Roche Percé, Souris River, Manitoba 10: 43.

Rochefort, ——

historical work of 25: 31, 68.

history of Antilles by 19: 202.

on the Carib 25: 218.

Rochefort, C. de and Poincy, L. de

cited 30: 153, 161, 163, 167, 177, 254, 259, 269, 272, 278, 280, 295, 296, 297, 303, 304, 306, 307, 320, 353, 369, 371.

on medicine-men 30: 351.

Rock

feet turned into 30: 194.

forming wall across country 32: 173, 271.

heaps of, significance of 30: 238.

man created from 30: 145, 222, 237 sq.

man transformed into 30: 152, 235, 237 sq.

markings on, description of certain 23: 444, 445.

pulverized, use of, as tempering material 20:

Eastern United States pottery 46, 47, 59, 60.

Iroquoian pottery 161.

Northern pottery 187.

Northwestern pottery 199.

stone or hill transformation 33: 302, 617, 637, 638, 639, 643, 652, 656, 658.

submerged, tests for 30: 220, 361.

superstitious use of 47: 125.

transformation into 35: 1147.

See also Materials; Quartz; Quartzite; Steatite.

Rock Carvings

mention of 4: 16, 20-33; 38: § 780, 781; 47: 131.

See also Rock Etchings; etc.

Rock Creek, Colo., petroglyphs on 10: 72.

Rock Creek Valley

ancient quarries in 15: 66.

geology of 15: 32.

Rock Elm 33: 75.

Rock Etchings

in Kanawha Valley 42: 756.

See also Petroglyphs.

Rock Hill, Calif., petroglyphs on 10: 52.

Rock-Manikin. See Cock-of-the-Rock.

Rock Medicine, use of 42: 658.

Rock-oyster Shell

beads of 44: 160, 161 sqq.

use of 44: 147.

Rock Paintings

explanation of 45: 283, 284, 285, 286, 287.

Indian superstition concerning 10: 466 sq.

making of 45: 283 sq.

mention of 4: 58; 38: § 782.

purpose of 45: 194.

See also Petroglyphs.

Rock River Mounds and Village Site 37: 99.

Rock River Sauk land cessions and reservations 18: 680.

Rock Sculptures, origin of 30: 136, 237, 242.

Rock Shelters on trails 42: 843 sq.

Rock Spiraea, use of 45: 497, 499.

Rock Spirits, propitiation of 30: 300.

Rock Village, purchase of reserve at 18: 766.

Rockcress, use of 45: 464.

Rockhill, Hon. W. W.

acknowledgment to 17: 20.

cited on flour throwing by Tibetans 9: 516.

notice of Paul Vial’s work by 10: 674.

Rocking Tools. See Roulette.

Rocks. See Rock.

Rockwall, Tex., sandstone formation at 37: 7.

Rockwell, ——, on Williamson’s expedition 19: 50.

Rocky Dell Creek, N. Mex.

pictographs on 4: 33.

rock paintings at 10: 96.

Rocky Mountain Bee Plant

use of, for decorating pottery 30: 82.

use of, in ceremonies 30: 96.

Rocky Mountain Maple, use of 45: 475, 499, 500.

Rocky Mountains

in Pima tradition 27: 79.

known to the Omaha 27: 102.

name given to 42: 52, 53.

Roddy, T. R.

material collected by 24: 189, 565, 615.

on ring and pin, Winnebago 24: 557.

Rodman, Capt. N. D.

on amount of wild rice harvested 19: 1077.

on drowning wild rice 19: 1099.

on Ojibwa tying wild rice 19: 1058.

on winnowing wild rice 19: 1070.

Rodríguez, Fray Augustine, Acoma visited by 47: 25.

Rodriguez, B., cited 30: 256.

Rodriguez de Xeres, emissary of Columbus 25: 203.

Rodríguez Expedition, mention of 47: 203 sq.

Rodriguez-Ferrer, Miguel

mention of 34: 247.

paper read by 34: 246

specimen figured by 34: 245, 250.

specimen found by 34: 181.

Rods

fastening, used on Eskimo women’s “housewives” 18: 105 sq.

forked, used to deflect course of enemies 32: 659.

painted, placed across path to indicate beyond which hunting party should not pass 32: 695.

Rodway, J., cited 30: 119, 282, 345.

Roe, Walter C.

material collected by 24: 649.

on double-ball implements, Cheyenne 24: 649.

Rogan, John P.