Part I. SUBJECT INDEX (continued 26)

acknowledgment to 14: 655; 17: 147.

data concerning 17: 147.

education of 17: 216.

on Kiowa fight in 1864 17: 315.

stealing of wife of 17: 377.

Setkopti, Paul. See Set-k’opte, Paul.

Seton, William, on African knife 4: 243.

Seton-Thompson, Ernest

on animal markings 17: 167*.

on tragic death of animals 19: 843.

Set-pägo, treaty signed by, in 1867 17: 186.

Sĕt`sĭ Mound, myth concerning 19: 335.

Set-tádal

bravery of 17: 315.

treaty signed by, in 1867 17: 180.

Set-t’aiñte

acknowledgment to 17: 177, 206-210.

arrest of 17: 188, 328.

at Medicine Lodge treaty 17: 321.

bugle possessed by 17: 327.

capture of, by Custer 17: 187.

efforts for release of 17: 190, 191.

in raid against Ute 17: 306.

portrait of 17: 178, 330.

raids conducted by 17: 329.

release of 17: 195, 337.

resignation of chieftaincy by 17: 338.

surrender of 17: 206.

tipi symbolism of 14: 911.

treaty signed by, in 1867 17: 185.

war party led by 17: 181.

Set-t’aiñti. See Set-t’aiñte.

Set-t’an

acknowledgment to 17: 147.

data concerning 17: 146.

portrait of 17: 254.

presentation of calendar by 17: 145.

Set-t’an Calendar

description of 17: 144.

period covered by 17: 143.

whereabouts of 17: 146.

Settlement, notice of approach to 38: § 803.

Setzler, Frank M., work of 48: 17.

Seuvarit Uta, establishment of reservation for 18: 825.

Sevier, Gen. John

defeat of Fergusson by 19: 57.

defeat of Indian raiders by, in 1781 19: 59.

expeditions against Cherokee under (1780-81, 1788, 1793) 19: 65, 66, 75, 82.

expedition against Chickamauga towns under (1782) 19: 60.

expedition against Hiwassee towns under (1786) 19: 58 sq.

expedition against Overhill towns under (1781) 19: 58 sq.

fort built by 42: 841.

life of 19: 210 sq.

prevention of burning of Chilhowee by 19: 73.

Sevier County, Tenn.

collection of relics from 3: 441-456.

vessel from 20: 181.

Seven

in Cherokee myth 19: 431, 433.

sacred number of the Cherokee 42: 603.

Seven Chiefs. See Council of Seven Chiefs.

Seven Cities of Cibola

attempt to locate 5: XXVII.

expedition to, under Guzman 14: 473.

stories and legends concerning 14: 363, 553.

See also Cibola.

Seven Council-Fires

application of the term 15: 167.

of the Dakota 15: 221.

Sevenmile Ford, Va., trail by 42: 759.

Seven Nations of Canada, land cessions and reservations by 18: 656.

Seven Sisters

possessors of tobacco 32: 82.

warfare against 32: 93.

Seven Songs

a part of Noⁿ´-zhiⁿ-zhoⁿ ritual 39: 41, 205.

explanation of 39: 77.

songs comprising 39: 78.

Seven Stars, The, legends concerning 30: 262-266.

Severalty, change from communal property to titles in, slow process of 23: XXXIII.

Severalty Act, references to 27: 33, 41, 624, 636.

Severn, European ware from site of wreck of 20: 130.

Sewall, ——, reference to map by 18: 844.

Seward, Indian baskets at 46: 36.

Seward Peninsula

archeology of 46: 88, 363.

burials in 46: 90.

crania from 46: 260, 364.

Eskimo of 46: 217, 255, 357, 361.

fossil ivory culture of 46: 174.

mapping of 46: 176.

mention of 46: 115.

old sites of 46: 90, 196, 202, 203.

skeletal parts from 46: 314-317, 323, 327, 328.

stone dwellings of 46: 172.

Sewatpalla, a Pä´lus synonym 14: 735.

Sewing

among Siouan tribes 13: 274.

instruction in 40: 297, 309.

materials used in 45: 46.

method of, in basketry 41: 160.

of wood 35: 77, 88, 93.

primitive method of 11: 207, 282.

symbol in Dresden Codex 16: 237.

unknown to Pima 26: 150.

Sex

conception in cosmic order, Omaha 27: 134 sq., 502.

conception in tribal organization, Omaha 27: 138 sqq., 196 sqq.

conception in tribal organization, Osage 27: 141.

conception in tribal organization, Ponca 27: 140, 507.

differences in cranial module and capacity 46: 258.

forecasting of 30: 274.

influencing of 30: 84, 96.

of trephined subjects 16: 63.

prenatal knowledge of 40: 47, 131.

restrictions 40: 259.

taboos 47: 503.

See also Sexes; Sexual Abstinence; etc.

Sex Relations. See Marriage Customs.

Sexes

relations between 42: 386, 388.

segregation of the 40: 340; 42: 384 sq.

See also Sex.

Sexual Abstinence while on war party 42: 412.

Sexual Freedom among Guiana Indians 38: § 733.

Sexual Intercourse

effect of 35: 719.

public procession of men who have had, with the deceased 38: § 849.

Sexual Life, customs of 30: 309-326.

Sexual Looseness, attitude toward 42: 354.

Sexual Mutilation among Guiana Indians 38: § 507.

Sexuality of Universe, concept of 47: 488.

Seyffarth, Doctor ——, attempt of, to explain Davenport Tablets 12: 624.

Seymour, E. S.

on Ojibwa curing wild rice 19: 1065.

on Ojibwa gathering wild rice 19: 1062.

on Ojibwa threshing wild rice 19: 1067.

on Ojibwa tying wild rice 19: 1059.

on use of birch-bark winnowing fans 19: 1071.

on wild rice in Lake of the Woods 19: 1035.

Sfaganukb 46: 193.

Sfani. See Ishpani.

Sfugunugumut

implements and utensils from 18: 67, 68, 74, 94, 97 sqq., 106, 109, 178.

ornaments from 18: 56.

shamanic rites witnessed at 18: 432.

transportation apparatus from 18: 226, 227.

Shă´awĕ, a Yakima chief 14: 727.

Sha´be. See Ni´kagahi Sha´be.

Shabehnay, reservation for 18: 724.

Sha´`chidĭ´ni, a former Caddo Village 14: 1094.

Shadbush

use of 44: 286, 321.

See also Amelanchier Canadensis.

Shademah, J. B., reservation for 18: 740.

Shades

Eskimo belief concerning 18: 394, 422-425.

Eskimo kinds of 18: 422.

masks made by Eskimo to represent 18: 394.

of animals, Eskimo belief concerning 18: 425.

See also Ghosts; Spirits.

Shadows

myths concerning 11: 514.

spirits in 30: 152 sq., 154, 170, 250, 263, 299.

Shafer, P. W., pictographs published by 10: 106-110.

Shaft, Arrow 38: § 130.

Shaft-Rubbers described and figured 13: 126.

Shafter, Colonel ——

on the Few-Tails affair 14: 890.

troops under, in Sioux outbreak 14: 850.

Shagawaumikong, location of 14: 679.

Shageluk Island

archeology of 46: 136.

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

S`hagodiioweq. See Wind People.

Shahañ, Osage name of the Sioux 14: 805.

Shahaptian

and Waiilatpuan affinity 15: XLV, XLIX, LIII, LXXXIV.

bibliography, preparation of 15: XLV, XLIX, LIV, LXI.

languages, vocabulary of 18: XLIII.

Shahaptian Stock

implements employed by, in stick games 24: 227.

mention of the 7: 106.

tribes of the 24:

Klikitat 158, 257.

Nez Percé 304, 493, 632.

Umatilla 305, 493, 553, 633.

Yakima 158, 307.

Shaiela, Sioux name of the Cheyenne 14: 1023.

Shaiena, Sioux name of the Cheyenne 14: 1023.

Shaingwaukokaug Island, cession of 18: 764.

Shaisquihl Peninsula, reservation of 18: 800.

Shakan, Tlingit town

clans of 26: 410.

mention of 26: 397.

Shakayuma River, Ariz., reference to 29: 16.

Shakers

account of the 14: 746, 941.

character of the 14: 760.

growth of church of 14: 759.

organization of church of 14: 758.

tenets of religion of 14: 759.

Wickersham on religion of 14: 751.

Shakókoli, obscene Arawak dance 38: § 595.

Shaktolik

implements from 18: 100, 159, 168, 191.

mention of 46: 196, 199.

musical instrument from 18: 350 sq.

old site near 46: 171.

people of 18: 24.

ruins near 18: 264.

Shalako. See Sha´läko.

Sha´läko

and Hopi ceremony, comparison of 15: 296.

annual festivals of 23: 227, 283.

ceremony of 23: 144.

dance of personators of 23: 601.

entertainer of 23: 142.

festival of 1891 23: 261-273.

gods, night ceremonies of 23: 250-254.

meeting of people in house of 23: 142.

morning ceremonies of 23: 256-261.

See also Calako.

Shaler, N. S.

cited 42: 742, 791.

cited on the buffalo 15: 173.

mention of 42: 786.

on mound-builders 12: 600.

Shallattoos, a W’shä´nătu synonym 14: 736.

Shallowford, N. C., crossing of Cornwallis at 42: 801.

Shalwaj, mention of 44: 35.

Sham Fight, Omaha 3: 295.

Shaman

as assistant of girl 35: 700.

choice of 44: 192.

chosen by Beast gods 47: 792.

definition of the term 10: 490-499.

duties of 44: 192.

duties of, in battle 42: 437.

goes to meet Supernatural Power 35: 707.

in moon, Eskimo legend of 18: 515.

mention of 4: 190-194, 195, 237, 243; 35: 707, 713, 734.

Navaho 5: 385 sqq.

of the Kwakiutl 35: 1141, 1216, 1218, 1259.

paraphernalia of 3: 106, 111, 112.

patients cured by 37: 270-275.

payment of 35: 723, 730, 731, 741.

power of 47: 793, 794.

power of, transmitted to child 35: 1076.

procedure of 35: 725, 729-732.

rattles of 3: 111.

sacred song of 35: 708.

songs 35: 1294-1298.

sucking body of patient 35: 732.

summoned to cure illness 47: 791.

supernatural power of 35: 724.

taboos of 35: 741.

use of the term 20: LI.

women as assistants of 35: 718.

See also Shamanism; Shamans.

Shaman Dance, mention of 35: 1004, 1005, 1018, 1019.

Shaman Dancer, performance of 35: 1009.

Shamanism

among the Kwakiutl 35: 718, 728.

among the Northern Indians 11: 194, 273.

among the Seri 17: 274*.

among the Siouan tribes 11: 392, 496, 513, 522.

among the Tsimshian 31: 473-477, 558-564.

and medicine 42: 614-670.

description of 31: 558-564.

discussion of 11: 417, 520.

mention of 4: 190, 194, 202; 10: 490-500.

Nass data on 31: 563 sq.

persistence of 11: 179.

philosophy of 23: XXXIX.

practice of 37: 254-276.

use of, in childbirth 40: 319.

See also Shamans; and references.

Shamanistic Societies, organization of 17: XXXIII, XXXIV.

Shamans

classes of 7: 156-159.

decline of power of, among Cherokee 7: 336.

designs used by 45: 431 sq.

duties of 45: 291.

Eskimo 9: 422, 423, 431.

Eskimo names for 18: 428.

Eskimo, powers, duties and practices of 18: 358, 389, 390, 394, 395, 400, 425, 435, 440.

facial painting of 45: 431 sq.

medical treatment by 20: LI.

mode of payment of, among Cherokee 7: 337 sqq.

of the Menomini 14: 61 sq.

on hunting party 45: 262.

on war party 45: 262.

painting described by 45: 439.

picture writing devised by 20: CLXVI.

position of, among Siouan tribes 11: 371.

power of 45: 384 sq., 387.

power of songs of 45: 187.

practices of 45: 292.

religious ceremonies controlled by 20: CIII sq.

services of 45: 195 sq.

Siouan reverence for 15: 184.

See also Medicine; Medicine-Men; Priesthood; Shaman.

Shaman’s Basket

term for 41: 396.

use of, in treatment of the sick 42: 201.

Shame, death from 30: 381.

Shamrock Mills, La., house mounds near 44: 408.

Shangreau, Louis

conduct of, in Sioux outbreak 14: 884.

interpreter for Sioux delegation 14: 891.

Shanks, ——, agreement concluded by 18: 847.

Shannon, Earl V.

acknowledgment to 44: 5 sq.

reference to 44: 469.

Shanot, genealogy of 14: 57.

Shantok Point

description of 43: 257 sq.

legend of 43: 258.

Shantup Point. See Shantok Point.

Shanwapappom, a K`´tătäs synonym 14: 736.

Shapes. See Forms.

Shapes of Baskets

angular, where found 41: 142.

change in 41: 361.

Chilcotin 41: 135, 361.

comparison of 41: 414 sq.

distribution of 41: 137 sq., 141.

Klickitat 41: 361 sq.

Lillooet 41: 361, 362.

made by older women 41: 159.

square, where found 41: 135.

terms used for 41: 397 sq.

Thompson Indian 41: 361, 362.

used by interior tribes 41: 413.

See also Forms of Baskets.

Shaping Processes and Appliances Eastern

United States pottery 20: 49 sqq., 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59.

See also Cords; Fabrics; Modeling; Molds; Paddles; Roulette; Stamps; Tools.

Shäpupu-·lĕma, native name of Yowaluch’s followers 14: 760.

Sharks

among the Tlingit 26:

crest animal 416, 419.

house group name 401, 402, 406.

mask of 436.

name of gaming stick 444.

notions concerning 458.

source of personal names 406, 422.

dogs named for 30: 307.

heads of, as handle of vessel 34: 73 sq., 86.

legends concerning 30: 251, 264.

Sharp, Prof. Benjamin, on use of images of birds in games of the Eskimo 24: 103.

Sharp, J. H., Indian portraits by, purchase of 22, i: XXXIX.

Sharp Nose

acknowledgment to 14: 655.

Cheyenne delegate to Wovoka 14: 776, 900.

Sharpsburg, Ky., prehistoric works at 42: 786 sq.

Shashamanee, Menomini treaty commissioner 14: 21.

Shasta

games of the 24:

double ball 648, 662.

ring and pin 528, 553.

stick games 258.

habitat of the 7: 106.

stone chipping by the 13: 141, 172.

See also Chasta; Shastan Stock; Siletz Reserve.

Shasta Valley. See Idakariwakaha; Ikaruck; Kosetah.

Shastan Stock

implements employed by, in stick games 24: 227.

tribes of the 24:

Achomawi 257, 307, 332, 494, 633, 661, 703, 712.

Amitstci 333.

Basiwi 333.

Pakamali 333.

Shasta 258, 553, 662.

Shastika Indians, women of, face decoration of 10: 220.

Shateras, supposed to be Tutelos 7: 114.

Shave Head

at arrest of Sitting Bull 14: 857.

killed in Sitting Bull fight 14: 858.

wounded in Sitting Bull fight 14: 857.

Shaw, Clarence H.

material collected by 24: 150.

on dice game, Pima 24: 150.

Shaw, Leonard D., appointment of, as Government ethnologist 19: 70 sq.

Shaw, Leonard S., appointment of, as deputy agent 48: 1187. (Probably same as Shaw, L. D.)

Shawanese

union of, with Creeks 42: 48.

See also Shawnee.

Shawano

among the Cherokee, number of 19: 157.

anti-American confederacy headed by 19: 72.

attack on Buchanon’s station by 19: 73.

attitude of, during Revolution 19: 55.

blood among Cherokee 19: 234.

character of 19: 461.

Cherokee invitations to 19: 105, 136.

Cherokee relations with 19: 14, 15, 31 sq., 38, 384.

dance of the Menomini 14: 248.

final defeat of the 14: 672.

hostility of, to Americans 19: 66 sq., 74.

incorporation of, with Cherokee 19: 99, 151.

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

languages, study of 13: XL; 14: XLI.

legends concerning 19: 486 sq.

legends of Cherokee wars with 19: 370-378.

meaning of the term 14: 247.

migrations of the 14: 345.

myths of the 19: 437.

personal names of the 14: 683.

probable origin of Cherokee myths among 19: 235.

separation of, from Delawares 19: 18 sq.

sketch of the 19: 484 sqq.

trans-Mississippi migration of 19: 99.

tribal range of the 14: 683.

See also Shawnee.

Shawano Prophet. See Tenskwatawa.

Shawata, Henry, reference to 40: 43.

Shawls, Indian, used by Spaniards as sails 13: 25.

Shawnee (Absentee) land cessions and reservations by 18: 850, 856, 902, 940.

Shawnee Dance

account of 40: 343.

reference to 40: 329.

Shawnee Indian

band among the Cherokee of East Tennessee 12: 699.

burial in stone graves by 12: 697.

capture of Mary Ingles by 42: 741 sq.

chief home of, on Cumberland River 12: 693.

confederation of, with Cherokee 18: 841.

connection of, with Tukabahchee plates 42: 505, 506, 507, 508, 575.

doctors of, esteemed by Creeks 42: 627.

expelled by Cherokee and Chickasaw from Cherokee 5: 356 sqq.

former residence of 20: 142.

friendship of, with Tukabahchee 42: 614.

games of the 24:

hidden ball 344.

rocket 573.

habitat of the 7: 79; 43: 712.

influence of, with Creeks 42: 547 sq.

land cessions and reservations 18: 650, 654 sqq., 662 sqq., 666 sqq., 676, 684-688, 690, 714, 732, 740, 744, 792, 842 sqq., 876, 894.

linguistic investigations among 28: 225; 47: 3.

population of the 7: 50; 19: 1108, 1109, 1110.

pottery of the 20: 139.

probably in Illinois before entering Cumberland Valley 12: 700.

relations of, with Cherokee 42: 47.

sale of land to Modoc by 18: 878.

salt made by the 12: 696.

stone graves of the 5: 30.

supernatural power of the 42: 120.

trail used by, in trek from Alabama 42: 811.

tribal sign for the 1: 474.

war of, with the Chickasaw 42: 811.

See also Savanhaugay; Shawanese; Shawano.

Shawnee Language

certain forms in 28: 239.

conjunctive mode in 28: 234, 255, 265, 271, 272, 275.

consonantic clusters in 28: 283.

description of 28: 255-258.

examples in comparison with 28:

Abnaki 238, 239, 283, 284.

Algonkin 243, 244, 252, 259, 261, 262, 265, 267, 271 sq., 273.

Cheyenne 234.

Cree 238, 239, 243, 244, 245, 252, 261, 262, 265, 267, 269, 271, 272, 274, 279, 283, 284, 286.

Cree Montagnais 259, 287.

Delaware 238, 239, 243, 244, 261, 265, 267, 270, 274, 277, 278, 279 sq., 283, 287, 288.

Eastern Algonquian 261, 269, 270, 287, 288.

Eastern Central Algonquian 237.

Fox 238, 239, 245, 252, 258, 259, 261, 262, 265, 267, 269, 270, 271, 272, 274, 279 sq., 283, 284, 286, 287, 288.

Kickapoo 267, 272.

Menomini 238, 239, 243, 244, 259, 261, 262, 267, 270, 272, 279, 283, 284.

Micmac 238, 272, 279, 284, 288.

Minsi 239, 274.

Montagnais 267.

Natick 238, 239, 243, 244, 265, 273, 274.

Ojibwa 238, 239, 243, 244, 245, 258, 259, 261, 262, 265, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 274, 277, 278, 279, 283, 284, 286, 287.

Ottawa 259, 261, 262, 265, 267, 271.

Passamaquoddy 239, 243, 258, 259, 267, 273, 277, 278, 283, 284, 286, 287.

Penobscot 238, 267, 283, 284.

Peoria 238, 239, 252, 259, 261, 262, 265, 267, 269, 270, 271, 272, 273, 274, 277, 279, 283, 284.

Piegan 261.

Potawatomi 259, 262.

Sauk 267, 271, 272.

Stockbridge 238, 284.

Turtle Mountain (Ojibwa dialect) 239.

independent mode in 28: 254, 268, 286, 289.

indicative mode in 28: 273.

noun endings 28: 272.

participial mode in 28: 245, 265, 271.

pronunciation of 28: 227.

relationships of 28: 231, 238, 244, 258, 280, 288 sqq., 290a.

study of 15: LVII, LXI, LXIV, LXVII, LXXXIII; 16: XXI, XXIV, XXVIII, XXXVII, XXXIX, XLV, LXXIV.

subjunctive mode in 28: 255, 260, 265, 269.

vocabulary of, construction of 15: LIII.

Shawnee Prophet

admonitions of 37: 420, 421.

Peyote cult connected with teachings of 37: 69, 73, 74.

plates in possession of 42: 508.

teachings of 37: 69-73.

Shawneetown, Ill.

collection from 30: 22.

occurrence of salt-making vessels near 20: 28, 186.

trail from 42: 804.

Shawvoshkung, grant of land to 18: 830.

Shaw-wawa Kootiacan. See Shă´awĕ.

Shaytee’s Village, reservation at 18: 724.

Shea, John Gilmary

aid of 5: XXXV.

on Cabeza de Vaca’s route 14: 348.

on curing wild rice 19: 1065.

on Dakota eating wild rice 19: 1085.

on De Soto’s route 19: 193, 198.

on early habitat of the Kaskaskias 7: 113.

on early Spanish settlements 19: 27.

on Menomini language 14: 60.

on Menomini native name 14: 12.

on Menomini population 14: 33.

on migrations of the Huron 19: 1055.

on Nambé Pueblo 29: 360.

on Patoqua 29: 398.

on possible conjunction of Coronado and De Soto 14: 371.

on Rogel’s expedition 19: 201 sq.

on San Gabriel 29: 228.

on San Juan 29: 213.

on San Pablo ruin 29: 508.

on Spanish mission among Cherokee 19: 29.

on thrashing wild rice 19: 1068.

on wild rice eaten with grease 19: 1084.

on Winnebago and Illinois hostility 15: 196.

quoted on Indian beliefs 11: 431.

reference to work of 11: 363.

Shea’s Linguistics, Nambé grammar in 26: 20.

Sheafer, P. W., on pictographs of Pennsylvania 4: 226 sq.

Sheaths for Eskimo knives 18: 171 sq.

Sheboygan County, Wis., mounds in 5: 19.

Sheegad, Ojibwa treaty signer 14: 28.

Sheep, Charley

acknowledgment to 14: 655.

uncle of Wovoka 14: 767.

Sheep

acquired by the Navaho 17: 485, 486.

Cherokee name for 19: 265.

fetish, Navaho 2: 44.

herding, Zuñi 47: 474 sq.

introduction of, among the Pueblos 8: 214.

introduction of, by the Spaniards 16: 162.

introduction of, into Tusayan 8: 22.

given to friars by Coronado 14: 592.

medicine given to 30: 54.

merino, imported by Mendoza 14: 375.

mountain, description of, by Castañeda 14: 487.

mountain, Navaho myth concerning 8: 282 sqq.

native American 14: 516.

possessed by the Awatubi 8: 50.

purchase of, for Kiowa 17: 340.

raising of, by the Cherokee 19: 112.

taken by Spanish soldiers for food 14: 501, 535, 542.

See also Mountain Goat; Sheep Horns; etc.

Sheep Basketry Pattern 38: § 444.

Sheep Dance, mention of 42: 523, 534.

Sheep Horns, appearance of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas 21: 102.

Sheep Raising

by the Navaho 17: 481.

decline of, among the Navaho 17: 503.

See also Sheep.

Sheep Scapulae

appearance of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas 21: 61, 76, 106.

use of, by Hopi katcinas 21: 85.

use of, in accompaniments to dance in Hopi festivals 21: 56.

use of, in making accompaniment for song in Hopi ceremonies 21: 64.

Sheepeaters

land cessions and reservations 18: 878, 898.

tribal sign for 1: 474.

See also Tukuarika.

Sheepscot, local name for Wawenock 43: 172.

Sheepskin

appearance of, in dress of Hopi katcinas 21: 43, 72, 73, 75, 83, 92, 93, 106, 117, 119.

wig, appearance of, in pictures of Woe 21: 67.

See also Sheep.

Sheetflood Erosion in Sonoran province 17: 25 sq.

Sheewanbeketoan, Ojibwa treaty signer 14: 28.

Shekkatshokwemau. See Tshekatshakewau.

Shelby, Colonel ——

defeat of Fergusson by 19: 57.

expedition against Chickamauga towns under 19: 55.

Sheldon, William, on Carib burial customs 1: 147.

Shelf Fungus, use of 44: 289.

Shell

amulets made of 25: 193.

articles of, similarity of, among mound-builders and Indians 12: 684.

as primitive vessel 4: 383.

beads from Honanki 17: 573.

beads from mound 12: 324, 326, 337.

beads of Guiana Indians 38: § 74.

beads used in medicine 30: 50.

blown by visitors approaching 38: § 803.

blown in wartime 38: § 758.

bracelet from Honanki 17: 572.

calcining of, when used as tempering material 20: 48, 152.

carving, Antillean 25: 192 sq.

chest ornament 38: § 537.

copied in pottery 4: 447.

deposits, examination of 13: XXVI.

drilling, methods of 13: 165.

effects of use of, as tempering material 20: 92.

from Sikyatki graves 17: 739.

knives, alluded to 15: 84.

magic, of the Menomini 14: 75.

masks from mounds 12: 376.

myths concerning 30: 44.

necklaces and gorgets 13: 358.

objects of 44: 138-165.

ornaments of 44: 147-155.

pictographs on 4: 60.

pins, described by Dumont 12: 686.

pins, from mounds 12: 376, 377, 402.

powdered, use of, as tempering material 20:

Appalachee-Ohio pottery 180, 181.

Eastern United States pottery 46, 47, 48, 57, 59.

Iroquoian pipes 173.

Iroquoian pottery 161, 165.

Lower Mississippi Valley pottery 103.

Middle Atlantic Coast pottery 151, 152, 155, 157.

New Jersey-New England pottery 175.

Northwestern pottery 199.

South Appalachian pottery 133.

Southern pottery 187.

sacred, described and figured 14: 101.

sacred, given to Mä´näbush 14: 91.

sacred, in pictography 14: 109.

sacred, mystic power of 14: 102 sqq., 112.

sacred, of the Winnebago 14: 110.

sacred, rites of 37: 372 sq.

scraper, mention of 38: § 17.

significance of the 14: 1001.

spoon, mention of 35: 279.

symbolism of 27: 187.

tinklers, representation of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas 21: 68.

use of, as spoons 14: 256, 257.

use of implements of, in carving stamp paddles 20: 134.

use of, in beadwork 14: 265.

use of, in implement making 13: 142.

use of, in inlaying, South Appalachian province 20: 131.

use of, in pottery 4: 372.

utensils of 42: 689.

work, studies of 13: XXXV.

working of, by California tribes 14: 266.

See also Abalone Shells; Clamshell; Columella; Dentalium; Limpet Rings; Materials; Mollusk; Olivella; Rock-oyster Shell; Shell Heap; etc.; Shells.

Shell Creek, references to 27: 89, 90.

Shell Fields of Atlantic slope 15: 19.

Shell Forms

Eastern United States pottery 20: 63.

Florida Peninsula pottery 20: 118, 127.

Gulf Coast pottery 20: 108.

Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 20: 85, 88, 94.

See also Shells.

Shell Gorgets

use of, by Virginia and Carolina Indians 12: 686, 703.

use of, in ceremony 39: 251.

Shell-heap People

customs of 34: 56 sq.

probably cave dwellers 34: 57.

Shell Heaps

and mounds 20:

Eastern United States, occurrence of pottery in 23.

Florida Peninsula, burial in 119.

Florida Peninsula, occurrence of pottery in 116.

Florida Peninsula, pottery of 120 sqq., 129.

Florida Peninsula, tempering of pottery of 117.

Gulf Coast, pottery of 104.

Maine, field study of X.

Middle Atlantic Coast, occurrence of pottery resembling that of, on Yadkin River 145.

Middle Atlantic Coast, pottery of 152, 153.

New Jersey-New England province, occurrence of pottery in 175.

New Jersey-New England province, pottery from 179.

South Appalachian province, occurrence of pottery in 131.

excavations of 34: 9, 62; 44: 437-446.

of British Guiana 34: 76.

of Porto Rico 34: 170 sq.

of the Antilles 25: 85 sqq., 275.

on eastern coast of Trinidad 34: 66.

See also Middens; Mounds; Shell Mounds.

Shell Money

use of 42: 696, 721 sqq.

values measured by 42: 456.

Shell Mounds

collections from 15: XXVIII.

in Florida 16: LVII.

investigation of 15: XXI, XXV.

See also Shell Heaps; and references.

Shell Objects

Casa Grande, description of 28: 143 sqq.

collection of 3: 437, 446, 448, 450, 452-456, 458, 460, 466.

cone-shaped 34: 86.

disks 34: 86.

from Barbados 34: 86.

from St. Kitts 34: 162 sq.

from St. Vincent 34: 123.

implements 34: 78, 79, 80.

mask 34: 235.

pottery stamp 34: 86.

teeth 34: 235.

See also Shell; Shells; etc.

Shell Ornaments

for the ear 12: 402.

from Awatobi 17: 628.

from Pueblo ruins, character of 22, i: 88-93, 187.

in Sikyatki graves 17: 733.

worn by the Pima 26: 163.

See also Shell; Shells; etc.

Shell Rattle, See Rattle.

Shell Society

adornment of members of 27: 519.

ceremonies on death of member of 27: 553 sq.

magic practiced in 27: 547, 550, 551, 553, 554-565, 583, 602.

organization of 27: 516-520.

origin of 27: 509-516.

punishment of offenders by 27: 559-565.

reference to 27: 457.

regular meetings, general account of 27: 520 sq.

regular meetings, opening ceremony of 27: 521-533.

regular meetings, public ceremony of 27: 533-553.

relationship to Pebble society 27: 529, 565, 566, 581.

“shooting” of members of 27: 530 sqq., 533, 553.

similar to Grand Medicine of Chippewa 27: 102.

songs of 27: 31, 533, 537, 543, 546, 598 sq.

Shellfish

place of, in Seri dietary 17: 195*.

Tlingit town name 26: 408.

Shells

abalone 35: 1069, 1262, 1272.

appearance of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas 21: 92.

artificial, distribution of 2: 196, 205, 213, 230.

bed of 41: 574.

engraved 12:

a link connecting mound-builders and Indians 701.

found chiefly in areas occupied by Cherokee and Shawnee 702.

from North Carolina mounds 337, 338.

list of localities where found 702.

mention of 224, 306, 307, 338, 369, 377, 383, 384, 402.

for stringing 44: 148.

fossil 46: 109.

highly valued 46: 590 sq.

in mounds, engraved 3: 61, 62.

in natural state 2: 187, 191.

marine, used in Pueblo country 11: 114.

necklaces of, in Tusayan costumery 16: 282.

occurrence of symbolic life design engraved on, Eastern United States 20: 101, 138.

pictographs on 10: 209 sq.

plates of, over trephined aperture 16: 54.

preceramic use of, for vessels, by American aborigines 20: 25.

sacred, description of 27: 520.

sacred, of the Omaha 17: 242.

Seri use of, as cups 17: 185* sq.

Seri use of, as tools 17: 233* sq.

suggestion of ornamental features of pottery by 20: 64.

trade in 2: 188, 191, 193, 196, 236.

use of, as models for the potter 2: 188.

use of, as paint cups 44: 147.

use of, for necklaces 45: 81.

use of, in pottery manufacture 20: 51, 56, 84, 135.

works in, suggesting Mexican influence 20: 42.

See also Cardinal Shells; Sacred Shell; Shell; etc.

Shelters

against rain 38: § 296.

built by Eskimo, when fishing 18: 183.

fabrics preserved in 13: 29.

for purposes of hiding in course of hunting 38: § 159.

house 38: § 293-295.

in Pueblo fields 8: 60, 98, 217 sqq.

Shelves in Pueblo buildings 8: 109, 173, 209.

Shenandoah Valley

character of pottery of 20: 148, 149.

occurrence of Iroquois ware in 20: 164.

occurrence of Southwestern ware in 20: 148.

trail up 42: 761.

Shepherd, James

illustration of Iroquoian pottery from Connecticut published by 20: 168.

paper on Connecticut pottery by 20: 178.

Shepherdia 45: 485.

Shepherdia Canadensis 45: 505.

Shepherd’s Game. See Patol.

Shepherd’s Purse

use of 44: 288.

See also Bursa Bursa-Pastoris.

Sherds

use of, in burial, Florida Peninsula 20: 119.

See also Potsherds.

Sheridan, Gen. P. H.

arrest of Set-t’aiñte by 17: 209.

on Kiowa character 17: 235.

promises of, to Nez Percé 14: 714.

Sherman, Gen. W. T.

arrest of hostiles by 17: 188.

Indian policy of 17: 186.

mention of 4: 125.

on Kiowa raids 17: 331.

Sherrard, James, notice of antiquity by 12: 505.

Sherrell, S. R., excavations made by 44: 465.

Sherrell, S. W., acknowledgment to 42: 745.

Sherril, Sion J., mound on farm of, North Carolina 12: 344.

Shetimasha Indian 3: XXIII.

Shiänavo, Comanche name of the Cheyenne 14: 1023.

Shieda, Wichita name of the Cheyenne 14: 1023.

Shield

ceremonial, of Tusayan 15: 269.

copper 46: 35.

description of 27: 452.

mention of 38: § 116.

rawhide, description of 46: 553.

sun, of Tusayan 15: 269, 271.

See also Shields.

Shield Game 38: § 608.

Shield-shaped Decorative Figures 20: 127.

Shields

copper, carried in busk ceremonials 42: 564, 565 sq.

copper, dance of bearers of 42: 605.

description of 45: 117.

general use of 42: 704.

heraldic, collection of 23: XLI.

martial devices on, sacredness of 23: XXIII.

mention of 42: 50.

of the ancient Zuñi 13: 358.

of the Kiowa 17: 231; 23: XXIII.

of the Omaha 13: 287.

of the Virginia Indians 13: 18.

use of 30: 383; 45: 256 sq., 359.

use of, by natives of Trinidad 34: 65.

use of, by Southern Indians 42: 439.

See also Plates, copper and brass; Shield.

Shimara, Arawak name for arrow 38: § 128.

Shimara Adiduda-kuanna, arrow tightener 38: § 130.

Shimarabo, Arawak name for bow 38: § 125.

Shimek, B., on wild rice in Iowa 19: 1030.

Shimo, Awatobi legend repeated by 17: 602.

Shinerara 46: 109.

Shinguaba Wossin, Ojibwa treaty signer 14: 28.

Shining Rock, myth concerning 19: 480.

Shinnecock, dialect of 43: 214.

Shinny

general description of 24: 561, 562, 616 sq.; 47: 239.

played by the 24:

Achomawi 633.

Arapaho 617 sqq., 620.

Arikara 624.

Assiniboin 616, 636 sq.

Awani 630.

Cheyenne 619 sq.

Chippewa 620 sq.

Chowchilla 631.

Chukchansi 630.

Clallam 632.

Crows 616, 637.

Dakota, Oglala 637 sq.

Dakota, Teton 638 sq.

Dakota, Yankton 616, 639 sqq.

eastern tribes 617.

Eskimo 617.

Eskimo, Western 629.

Gros Ventres 621 sq.

Haida 642.

Hidatsa 641.

Hopi 633 sqq.

Keres 629.

Kiowa 629.

Makah 616, 643 sq.

Menomini 616, 622.

Mikonotunne 623.

Mishikhwutmetunne 623.

Mission Indians 644.

Miwok 617.

mixed tribes 630.

Mohave 616, 644 sq., 646.

Mono 617, 635.

Navaho 617, 623 sq.

Nez Percé 632.

Niska 628.

Omaha 617, 641 sq., 760.

Opata 631.

Osage 642.

Pawnee 625.

Pend d’Oreilles 632.

Plains tribes 617.

Ponka 641.

Powhatan 622.

Santa Barbara 628 sq.

Sauk and Foxes 616, 622.

Shoshoni 635.

Shuswap 617, 632.

Songish 632.

Tarahumare 631.

Tewa 643.

Tigua 642 sq.

Tsetsaut 624.

Tuscarora 629.

Umatilla 633.

Ute, Uinta 636.

Walapai 616, 645 sq.

Wasama 631.

Wichita 625-628.

Yokuts 630.

Yuma 646.

Zuaque 631.

Zuñi 646, 647.

stick of the Arapaho 14: 964.

Shinumo Canyon, Ariz., petroglyphs in 10: 51-121.

Shinumo Pottery 2: 333.

Shinumo Rock Carving 4: 25, 228.

Shi´papolima

location of 23: 407.

mention of 23: 407.

significance of name 23: 407.

those who traveled to 23: 407.

Shipapoo, a Pueblo Indian magic lagoon 14: 659.

Shipaulovi

in 1782 17: 579.

location and settlement of, in Hopi country 19: 579 sq.

Snake dance at, in 1896, reference to 19: 964.

Ṣhipaulovi Flute Altars, comparison of, with those of Mishongnovi 19: 994 sq.

Shi-pi, landing net basket 38: § 423.

Shipley, Washington, mound on farm of, Ohio 12: 446.

Shirley, William

interpreter at treaty of 1865 17: 180.

sacking of store of 17: 205.

Shirts

bark, Guiana Indian 38: § 539.

buckskin, pattern of 37: 106.

medicine, of the Apache 9: 593.

of scalps in Indian “medicine” 9: 476.

of the Eskimo 18: 32, 34.

skin, description of 45: 231 sq., 335.

See also Ghost Shirt.

Shĭshinowĭts-Itäniuw’, Cheyenne name of the Comanche 14: 1043.

Shísh-i-nú-wut-tsit-a-ni-o, a Kiowa synonym 17: 149.

Shishmaref

mention of 46: 97, 115, 202.

ridges of ruins of 46: 172.

Shishmaref Crania

basiofacial diameters 46: 279-282.

dental arch 46: 276.

facial 46: 266.

facial angles 46: 285.

means 46: 286.

mention of 46: 257, 260, 262, 263.

nose 46: 268, 270.

orbits 46: 274.

Shitaimovi, ruin of 17: 582.

Shitáimu Pueblo 8: 28, 48, 49.

Shits´ukĭa, costume and decoration during 23: 133, 134.

Shivwits, stone knives among the 14: 283.

Shiwanish, a Cayuse synonym 14: 743.

Shi´wanĭsh, a Sahaptin synonym 14: 744.

Shiwanna Society, purpose of 47: 107.

Shíwannakwe

blessing of plume offerings by 23: 434.

definition of 23: 408.

disgusting practices of 23: 437.

dry painting of 23: 428.

fast from animal food by 23: 428.

gods associated with 23: 429, 430.

medicine, method of administering 23: 437.

mention of 23: 428 sq.

mi´li of 23: 418.

sacred deerskin of 23: 429.

Shi´wanni

of the Nadir, winter retreat of 23: 173-178.

of the North, installation of an associate 23: 168-171.

of the West, filling of vacancy of 23: 167.

retreat of 23: 173.

summer retreat of a 23: 179, 180.

Shiwina or Shiwona, native name of Zuñi country 26: 24; 28: 46.

Shiwokugmiut Eskimo, population of 7: 75.

Shiwona. See Shiwina.

Shíwona, Zuñi name for range of 13: 326.

Shmoqûla. See Smohalla.

Shoalwater Bay Reserve, establishment of 18: 842.

Shoank-ay-paw-kaw, Menomini treaty signer 14: 28.

Shoank Skaw, Menomini treaty signer 14: 28.

Shoank-Tshunksiap, Menomini treaty signer 14: 28.

Shobonier, reservation for 18: 738.

Shockoe Creek, character of stones along 15: 72.

Shoe-Boats, war medicine of 19: 394.

Shoe-shaped Vessels of eastern Tennessee 20: 181 sq.

Shoemaker steatite quarry 15: 124.

Shoenbrun

purchase of reserve at 18: 704.

reservation at 18: 650.

Shoes

of the Eskimo 9: 129-135; 11: 217; 18: 41.

on Eskimo sleds 18: 208.

See also Moccasin; Sandals; Slippers.

Shoestring, mention of 33: 93.

Sho´-ḳa (Sho´-ka; Sho´ka)

a ceremonial messenger 36: 52, 74; 39: 42.

application of the term 27: 58.

painting of 39: 69.

S’Homaish land cessions and reservations 18: 798, 818, 864.

Shoⁿ´geçabe, keeper of Pack, Ponca 27: 439.

Shoⁿ´-ge-moⁿ-iⁿ

acting as Wa´-doⁿ-be 39: 177.

an informant 39: 242, 260, 278, 285.

child named by 43: 72.

death of 39: 177, 242.

o-doⁿ´ count of 39: 179.

recorder of Osage rite 43: 30.

ritual given by 39: 242; 43: 59.

Shoⁿ´-ge-moⁿ-iⁿ, Joe

acknowledgment to 43: 30.

story concerning 43: 91.

Shongopovi, pottery of 28: 141.

Shoⁿ´toⁿçabe, acknowledgment to 27: 58.

Shoⁿ´-toⁿ-ça-be, Chief, list of gentes given by 36: 52.

Shook’s Ranch

reference to 28: 210.

ruins near 28: 211 sqq.

Shooting

arrows 3: 339, 340; 38: § 146.

at the rolling wheel 3: 335.

order of, in the Wocicka dance 3: 345.

“Shooting” of Members

in Pebble society 27: 566.

in Shell society 27: 530 sqq., 553, 537.

Shooting Ritual of the Medicine dance 37: 370, 372.

Shooting Star

Eskimo belief concerning 18: 449.

use of 45: 506, 507.

See also Meteor; Stars.

Shore Pine. See Lodgepole Pine.

Shoreland Environment, influence of, on pottery 20: 159 sq.

Short, John T.

cited 12: 565, 599, 601, 602, 603, 606.

on mound-builders 5: 83.

Short, pictographs for 10: 600.

Short Bull

arrest of band of 14: 876.

assistance rendered by 33: 46.

continued retreat of 14: 867.

delegate to Wovoka 14: 820.

flights of, to Bad Lands 14: 850, 852, 884.

Ghost dance led by 14: 788, 817, 847, 1064.

Indians urged to dance by 14: 849.

operations of, in Sioux outbreak 14: 881.

Pine Ridge agency attacked by 14: 873.

portrait of 14: 851.

surrender of 14: 868.

surrender of, demanded 14: 887.

visit of, to Wovoka 14: 797, 819, 843, 894.

Short-cut Trail 42: 817 sqq.

Shoshonean Stock

information concerning the 26: XXV.

mention of the 7: 108 sqq.

method of counting of the 19: 879.

numbers of the 19: 868 sqq., 876, 878, 929.

regarded by Buschmann as identical with Nahuatlan 7: 140.

tribes of the 24:

Bannock 159, 307, 495, 678, 713, 728, 742.

Comanche 159, 309.

Hopi 160, 357, 390, 495, 633, 678, 731, 743, 755, 760, 774, 794, 807.

Kawia 165, 310.

Mono 166, 310, 498, 635, 679, 704, 714, 756, 760, 796.

Paiute 166, 311, 333, 498, 553, 662, 704, 744.

Saboba 171, 313.

Shoshoni 168-171, 178, 309, 313, 499, 554, 635, 662, 713, 732, 744.

Tobikhar 172, 314, 500, 680.

Ute 501, 554.

Ute, Uinta 172, 315, 500, 636, 663, 713.

Ute, Uncompahgre 501.

Ute, Yampa 315.

unknown to the Omaha 27: 102.

Shoshoni Indian or Tribe

and Arapaho warfare 14: 954.

and Comanche affinity 14: 1043.

association of, with other tribes 45: 320.

biographical record of the 10: 578.

burial lodges of 1: 153, 154.

cairn burial of 1: 143.

ceremonial of, reference to 11: 375.

characteristics of 45: 325.

collections from the 13: XXXIII.

dialect of the, recorded 23: XIV.

displacement of the 45: 317.

divisions of the 45: 304.

driven out by the Crow 45: 318.

early knowledge of the Messiah by 14: 797.

Flathead name for the 45: 301.

games of the 24:

ball juggling 712, 713.

dice games 168-171, 178.

double ball 648, 662.

hand game 276, 309, 313.

hoop and pole 421, 422, 499 sq.

ring and pin 554.

shinny 635.

stilts 732.

tops 744.

gesture signs of, for cold 10: 606.

Ghost dance among the 14: 805, 806, 807, 809, 817, 894.

habitat of the 45: 304 sq.

habitat of the, in about 1896 14: 806.

influence of Ghost dance over the 14: 926.

Kiowa name of the 17: 160.

land cessions and reservations 18: 822, 828, 846, 850, 854, 858, 874, 878, 880, 884, 890, 894, 898, 904, 906, 924, 926, 928.

linguistic affinity of the 14: 525.

mention of the 4: 140, 141, 229.

Messiah delegates among the 14: 818, 894.

method of scraper making 13: 169.

myth of the 1: 26, 27.

name for Ghost dance 14: 791, 920.

name for the whites 14: 703, 978.

name of, in sign language 45: 147.

name of the Arapaho 14: 954.

name of the Cheyenne 14: 1023.

name of the Comanche 14: 1043.

name of the Gros Ventres 14: 955.

name of the Paiute 14: 1048.

name of the Sioux 14: 1057.

petroglyphs by the 4: 227, 228; 10: 680 sqq.

petroglyphs interpreted by 10: 128, 129.

pictographic notice of guidance by 10: 353 sq.

pictographic notice of hunt by 10: 331.

pictographs of the 4: 25, 155, 215, 216, 231.

population of the 7: 110.

reception of, into Mormon church 14: 790.

stone arrowpoints of the 14: 282.

stone-chipping by the 13: 141, 173.

study of language of 23: XXXV.

study of the 14: 654.

Tävibo among the 14: 701.

tribal designations of the 10: 387 sq.

tribal signs for the 1: 474.

use of hammerstones by the 13: 95.

use of notched sticks by, for recording time 10: 227.

visit of Äpiatañ to 14: 911.

visit of, to Washington 34: 28.

visit of, to Wovoka 14: 818, 894.

war of, with the Salish 45: 126 sq.

Shoshoni-Goship

land cessions and reservations 18: 830.

See also Paiute; Uta.

Shoshoni Language, grammatical notes on 26: XXII.

Sho´tikĭanna, Arrow Order

arrow swallowing by members of 23: 513.

arrows, description of 23: 513.

closing ceremony of 23: 515.

decoration of members of 23: 512.

indoor dance of 23: 512.

men, washing of heads of 23: 512.

novice, arrow ceremony over 23: 513.

origin of 23: 511-515.

time of holding ceremonial 23: 511.

Shouting and advertising 38: § 822.

Shovel-like Tools in steatite working 15: 171.

Shovels

Casa Grande, of stone 28: 131 sq.

Casa Grande, of wood 28: 115, 146.

of the Eskimo 18: 78 sq.

snow, of the Eskimo 9: 305.

See also Spades.

Sho´wekwe, fraternity of 23: 413.

Shredders for making sinew thread, Eskimo 18: 111.

Shreveport, La., investigations near 44: 406 sqq.

Shrew, myths concerning 11: 39.

Shrew-mouse, Sea, Eskimo mythic animals 18: 442.

Shrine

ceremonial opening of 45: 563, 710.

closing of 45: 726.

court of Shumopavi 8: 75.

court of Shupaulovi 8: 71.

discovery of an ancient 23: XV.

in Cipaulovi ceremony 16: 281.

making of 45: 716 sqq.

Matsaki 8: 86.

of the symbolic hawk, origin of 45: 681.

of the Wa-xo´-be, symbolism of 45: 531.

Tâaaiyalana 8: 90.

the great portable 36: 71 sqq.

See also Shrine, Portable; Shrines.

Shrine Degree of Osage tribal rites 45: 680-727.

Shrine, Portable

articles composing the 29: 92 sq.

for ceremonial use 36: 70.

making of 39: 42.

opening of 39: 93, 95.

songs of opening of 39: 260-264.

symbolic club attached to 39: 356.

symbolism of 39: 301.

untying of 39: 88.

Shrines

appearance of, in Pamürti 21: 27.

at Awatobi, description of 17: 619 sqq.

at Walpi 17: 586.

Casa Grande, description of 28: 101.

Casa Grande, objects found in 28: 98, 101, 121, 135, 142 sq.

Casa Grande, reference to 28: 98.

description of 33: 262.

list of, gods of war 23: 606.

mention of 47: 275.

near Tukinobi 17: 589.

of Sonora Indians 14: 515.

of the Hopi 17: 613.

of the Zuñi 30: 25.

of war gods 47: 525, 663.

Pima and Hohokam 26: 254 sqq.

principal 29:

of Cochiti Indians 419 sq., 428.

of Nambé Indians 376.

of Picuris Indians 194, 339.

of San Ildefonso Indians 295, 308.

of San Juan Indians 222.

of Santa Clara Indians 249.

of Tesuque Indians 389.

reference to 342, 451.

Pueblo 8: 72, 148, 167.

robbed by the Navaho 17: 612.

rock 47: 125.

taboo concerning 47: 502.

unearthed at Awatobi 17: 613.

use of, in Hopi festivals, for reception of prayer-sticks 21: 31.

See also Altar; Shrine; Shrine, Portable.

Shu´degaxe, Ponca

keeper of park 27: 43, 439.

story told of 27: 446.

Shu´denaçi

account of 27: 248.

legends told by 27: 70, 223 sq.

on site of old Omaha villages 27: 72.

Shuffleboard

played by the 24:

Assiniboin 728.

Dakota 728.

Dakota, Teton 728.

Dakota, Yankton 728 sq.

Hidatsa 729.

Shu´laawiᵗsi, use of firebrand by 23: 157, 158.

Shu´maakwe

acquisition of masks by 23: 531.

altar, sprinkling meal on 23: 534.

ceremonies, similar among the Hopi 23: 547.

dancers 23: 542, 546.

meaning of 30: 44.

medicines used by 23: 543-546; 30: 43, 44, 46, 50, 52, 55, 56.

mi´li of the 23: 417.

novices 23: 533, 540, 541.

patron gods of 23: 530.

plants, medicinal, collection of 23: 543.

songs, language of 23: 545.

visit of gods 23: 548 sq.

water, ceremony with cigarette over consecrated 23: 539.

women, dress of 23: 538.

Shumagin Islands, mask from 3: 140.

Shumai´koli

costume worn by 23: 536 sq.

dance of 23: 539.

mask of 23: 536, 541.

of the North, dance of 23: 540.

wearing of masks of 23: 531.

Zuñi deities 30: 43.

Shumeia, war symbols 4: 88.

Shumopavi

by whom built 8: 27.

description of 8: 73-76.

fireplace and chimney of 8: 176, 177.

ground cooking-pit of 8: 178.

kivas of 8: 113, 114, 137.

people, removal of, to Mesa site 8: 23.

piki stones at 8: 176.

primitive andiron at 8: 176.

removal of portion of Bear people from 8: 27.

Spanish mission established at 8: 22.

study of altar at 19: XLVII, XLVIII, XLIX, L sqq.

Shumopavi-Oraibi boundary stone 8: 28.

Shumopovi. See Shumopavi.

Shumopovi, Old

ruins of, bowl with snout from, cut showing 22, i: 114.

ruins of, stoppage of excavation at 22, i: 112.

ruins of, general features of 22, i: 111 sqq.

ruins of, pottery from 22, i:

bird design on 115-118.

decoration of 114-119.

gaming-cane design on, cut showing 118.

general features and form of 113.

rain cloud design on, mention of 156.

reptilian design, description of 115.

reptilian design, figure showing 114.

specimens collected at, number of 18.

Shumway, Ariz., pueblo ruins near 22, i: 164.

Shunien

genealogy of 14: 58.

portrait of 14: 59.

Shuñopovi

in 1782 17: 579.

location of, in Hopi country 19: 579.

Old, discussion of 17: 582.

Snake dance of, in 1896, reference to 19: 964.

See also Shumopavi.

Shupaulovi

description of 8: 71 sqq.

description of chimney-hood at 8: 171, 172.

description of dais of kiva of 8: 123.

direction of kivas of 8: 115.

ground and ceiling plans of kiva of 8: 125.

list of kivas of 8: 136.

mungkiva of, description of 8: 113.

passageway at, description of 8: 181.

settlement of Bear people at 8: 30.

settlement of Paroquet and Ketchina peoples in 8: 27.

settlement of the Water people at 8: 32.

when established 8: 29.

Shuré, Isletan moiety 47: 261.

Shuswap Indian or Tribe

basketry of the 41: 133, 154, 155, 156, 157, 182, 228, 230, 336, 351 sq., 361, 362.

Flathead name for the 45: 300.

games of the 24:

archery 383, 390.

cat’s cradle 773.

dice game 156.

hand game 302.

hoop and pole 491.

running races 806.

shinny 617, 632.

stick games 252 sq.

meaning of the name 45: 146.

notices by the 10: 340.

territory of the 45: 213.

trade routes of the 45: 251.

Shute, Samuel, quoted on Maine’s Indian policy 18: 609.

Shuttlecock

formation of, from husks 30: 100.

played by the 24:

Bellacoola 717.

Kwakiutl 718.

Makah 718 sq.

Nimkish 719.

Northwest tribes 717.

Opitchesaht 719.

Pima 717.

Skokomish 717.

Zuñi 717, 719 sqq.

Shuttles

Eskimo, derivation of pattern of 18: 192.

for making nets, Eskimo 18: 191 sq.

for making sinew thread, Eskimo 18: 111.

stone, possible use of 13: 117.

Shuyelpee, name for Colville Indians 45: 198.

Shyi(c)ks

mention of the 14: 738.

See also Yakima.

Sia Indian

and Hopi Snake dance, comparison of 16: 306.

Beast Gods of the 29: 43.

cardinal birds of 29: 43.

cardinal mountains of 29: 44.

cardinal snakes of 29: 43.

cardinal trees of 29: 44.

cosmogony of the 23: 408.

dancing of the 23: 497.

guest, performance by 23: 497.

kisi of the 16: 297.

name for the 29: 574.

population of the 7: 83.

preparation of memoir on 15: XXII, XXV, XXX.

reference to 29: 518.

report on the 14: XLIV.

researches concerning the 11: XXX, XXXIX, 3.

Snake dance of the 16: 305, 309.

study of fraternities and cults of 19: XLVI.

study of the, by Mrs. M. C. Stevenson 26: XVII.

See also Keres.

Sia Katcinas, notes on 47: 1001.

Sia Pueblo

act of Congress affecting 18: 922.

collection from 18: XXVIII, XLVII.

mention of 14: 525.

mention of, by Jaramillo 14: 587.

See also Chia.

Sĭa´al Tcu-vtakĭ, chief of 26: 24.

Si´aa´te´wita

dancing around tree in 23: 542.

meaning of the name 23: 62.

Síachĭ´nika, treaty signed by, in 1867 17: 186.

Siahs, scarification practiced by the 24: 238.

Sialim Cívanvaáki, Pima name for Casa Grande 28: 33.

Sialim Tcutuk. See Morning Green.

Si´ăpkat, a Pĭskwaus band 14: 735.

Si´atcokani

class of Pima medicine men 26: 256, 258-262.

See also Medicine Men.

Siba, significance of the term 28: 46.

Sibabi, site of old Patki pueblo 19: 597.

Sibbald, John A., special agent to Cherokee 19: 175.

Sibbold, ——, material collected by 24: 535.

Siberia

explorations of E. W. Nelson in 18: 20 sq., 23.

petroglyphs in 10: 186 sqq.

pictographs in 4: 245, 246.

tattooing in 10: 414.

use of knotted cords for mnemonic purposes in 10: 226.

wild rice in 19: 1037.

See also Asia; Siberian.

Siberian

and Tartar inscriptions 10: 188.

Eskimo, tattooing by the 18: 51.

Sibert Farm, flint on 44: 527.

Sibley, ——

on Cherokee in Arkansas in 1805 19: 101.

on Mobilian trade language 19: 187.

quoted on the Caddo 14: 1094.

Sibley, Colonel ——, mention of 4: 124.

Sibley, H. F., cited 12: 658.

Sibley, John

Attacapan researches of 7: 57.

on Caddo habitat 7: 61.

on Karankawa habitat 7: 82.

on Kwapa habitat in 1805 15: 193.

on languages of Adaizan family 7: 46 sq.

states distinctness of Tonika language 7: 125.

Sibola. See Cibola.

Sibscota, mutes of the seraglio 1: 307.

Sibu´lodā́´ Isleta name for buffalo 14: 517.

Sicard, L’Abbé ——, on deaf mute signs 1: 277, 288, 362.

Sicasica, Peru, writings found at 10: 672.

Sicaugu 1: 158.

Sichañgu, a Teton division 14: 1058.

Sichu People

a division of the Corn people 47: 273.

officials of 47: 273 sq.

Sichumovi

celebration of Butterfly festival at 21: 58.

celebration of Owakülti at 21: 58.

celebration of Pamürti at 21: 21, 26.

comparison of, with Walpi 17: 642.

component clans of 19: 582 sqq.

derivation of katcinas in 21: 125 sq.

derivation of the term 8: 38.

description of 8: 62, 63.

detached houses in 19: 649 sq.

direction of kivas of 8: 115.

East Mesa Natacka masks in 21: 70.

figurines of Corn maiden possessed by Honani clan of 21: 87, 88.

fireplace and mantel of 8: 173.

founded by Asa women 19: 611.

list of kivas of 8: 136.

location and settlement of, in Hopi country 19: 579 sq.

ownership of kiva of 8: 134.

piki stone at 8: 175.

planting of beans at 21: 31.

population of, by clans 19: 614.

poultry-house of 8: 167.

pueblo, language and culture of 19: 633.

ritual 19: 632.

serpent effigies owned by 21: 51.

settled by people from Walpi 8: 31.

Tewa name for 17: 642.

visitation by Ahül to houses in 21: 34.

when established 17: 578, 636.

Sicily, gesture language in 1: 298.

Sick

carried away by spirits 35: 1118.

See also Patient; Sickness.

Sickels, Miss E. C.

acknowledgment to 14: 655.

Sword’s account of Ghost dance presented by 14: 797.

Sickness

and hygiene 38: p. 702-714 (Ch. XXXVI).

assistance during, by clansmen 47: 39.

at Anvik 46: 56.

averted by feast 37: 319 sq.

belief concerning 37: 171.

cause of 30: 170, 181, 182, 241, 250 sq., 266, 345 sq., 348, 349.

caused by supernatural beings 42: 496 sq.

caused by witchcraft 47: 793.

cure for 30: 182, 290, 338, 345-353.

effect of rain on 30: 348.

forecasting results of 30: 233, 275, 331.

objects extracted from body in 30: 346, 352, 361, 379.

possible effect of 47: 137.

removal of, by shaman 35: 1217.

restriction during 30: 296, 348.

signs of 35: 603 sq.

treatment of 42: 622-626, 710; 44: 263 sq., 322; 46: 423 sq.; 47: 107-111, 241-245, 791 sq.

urine protection against 35: 668.

See also Curing; Disease; Epidemics; Illness; Medicine; Medicine Societies; Sick; Smallpox; Tuberculosis; and names of various diseases.

Sicuchimatl, ruins of 25: 244, 246 sq.

Sidaru, Eskimo village, Alaska 9: 44; 46: 169.

Sides, Johnson

visit of Capt. Dick to 14: 784.

Wovoka confounded with 14: 765.

Sides of Baskets, construction of 41: 179 sqq.

Sierra Estrella Mountains

mention of 26: 82, 255.

See also Kâ´matûk Mountain.

Sierra Kunkaak, features of 17: 23, 42.

Sierra Leone, scarification in 10: 417.

Sierra Madre, Mexico, cliff houses in 28: 151.

Sierra Menor, features of 17: 23, 43.

Sierra Nevada

field work in 20: X.

pictographs of 4: 31.

Sierra Seri, features of 17: 23, 41 sq.

Sierrito. See Dohásän.

Sieversia Ciliata, use of 44: 293, 342, 364, 366.

Sieves

of basketry 13: 17.

used by Eskimo in preparing snuff 18: 272.

Sifter

cassava 38: § 356-360.

ite 38: § 408.

Sigālowāda Sutta, quotation from 15: CXIX sq.

Sight

acuteness in sense of 46: 527 sq.

fish attracted by 38: § 189.

pictographs for 10: 600 sq.

Sigmodon Hispidus Arizonae, found in Pimería 26: 80.

Sign Language

abstract ideas expressed in 1: 348.

among the Alaskans 1: 513.

among the Flathead 45: 373.

among the North American Indians, cited 4: 24, 132, 137, 155, 234.

among the Siouan Indians 15: 168.

among the various tribes 45: 135 sq.

and pictographs 2: XXII.

antiquity of 1: 285.

Apache pictographs connected with 1: 372.

archeologic research connected with 1: 368.

arrangement in description of signs in 1: 546.

as medium of Ghost dance communication 14: 808.

Australian 1: 306.

authorities in, list of 1: 401.

Chinese characters connected with 1: 356, 357.

collaborators in, list of 1: 401.

comparison, degrees of 1: 363.

conjunctions in 1: 367.

convention, not requiring 1: 334.

corporeal gestures in 1: 270, 273.

correspondents, foreign, on 1: 407.

deaf mutes, of uninstructed 1: 277.

dialects, numerous, connected with 1: 294.

dialogues in 1: 486.

dictionary of, extracts from 1: 409.

discontinuance of 1: 312.

discourses in 1: 521.

Egyptian characters connected with 1: 304, 355, 357 sqq., 370, 379, 380.

emotional gestures in 1: 270.

ethnologic facts connected with 1: 384.

evolved rather than invented 1: 319.

facial expression in 1: 270, 273.

fingers, details of position of, in 1: 392, 547.

gender in 1: 366.

grammar connected with 1: 359.

hand positions, types of, in 1: 547.

history of 1: 285.

illustration, scheme of, in 1: 544.

Indian 1:

and deaf mute, comparison of 320.

and foreign, comparison of 319.

special and peculiar 319.

Indian languages compared with 1: 351.

Indians, conditions favorable to 1: 311.

Indians, once universal among 1: 324 sqq.

Innuit 1: 307.

interrogation, mark of, in 1: 367.

invention of new signs in 1: 387.

Italian (modern) 1: 285, 305.

list of signs used in 45: 136-144.

Maya characters connected with 1: 356, 376.

Mexican characters connected with 1: 357, 375, 377, 380, 382.

mistaken denial of existence of 1: 326.

modern use of 1: 293.

modern use of, by other than North American Indians 1: 320.

motions relative to parts of body in 1: 393, 545.

narratives in 1: 500.

negation or affirmative in 1: 391.

of Cistercian monks 1: 283, 364.

of the Okanagon 45: 261.

Ojibwa pictographs connected with 1: 371, 372, 380, 381.

opposition in 1: 364.

oral language not proportioned to development of 1: 293, 314.

origin of 1: 273.

origin of, from a particular tribe 1: 316.

outlines of arm positions in 1: 545.

period, mark of, in 1: 368.

Peruvian characters connected with 1: 361.

phrases in 1: 479.

pictographs connected with 1: 368.

practical application of 1: 346.

preceded articulate speech 1: 274, 284.

prepositions in 1: 367.

prevalence of Indian system of 1: 323.

proper names in 1: 364, 476.

Pueblo pictographs connected with 1: 373.

punctuation in 1: 367.

reference to 22, i: XXX.

relation of philology to 1: 349.

researches in, how made 1: 395.

resemblance of, to Indian languages 1: 351.

results sought in the study of 1: 346.

seraglio, of the mutes of the 1: 307.

Sicilian 1: 295.

sociologic conditions connected with 1: 293, 294.

South American 1: 307.

study of 19: XXVII.

survival of 1: 306.

syntax connected with 1: 359.

tense in 1: 366.

time in 1: 366.

tribal names in 45: 144-148, 200.

tribal signs in 1: 458.

use of 42: 446; 44: 247.

work in 11: XXXI; 14: XXXI; 15: XX, XXIV, XXIX, XXXVI, XLII, XLV, XLVI, L, LIV, LVIII, LXII, LXV, LXXXI; 16: XIX, XXII, XXVI, XXXII.

writing, origin of, connected with 1: 354.

Sign, Tribal

of the Arapaho 14: 954.

of the Arikara 17: 158.

of the Caddo 14: 1092.

of the Cheyenne 14: 1024.

of the Comanche 14: 1043.

of the Dakota 17: 281.

of the Hidatsa 17: 159.

of the Kiowa 14: 1078; 17: 150.

of the Kiowa Apache 14: 1081; 17: 246.

of the Mandan 17: 159.

of the Sarsi 17: 160.

of the Sioux 14: 1057

See also Signs.

Signal Fires, approach of salt-gatherers warned by 23: 359.

Signal, War, of the Sioux 14: 869.

Signaling by various means 14: XXXII.

Signals

Apache 1: 534.

Cheyenne and Arapaho 1: 542.

dust 1: 541.

executed by bodily action 1: 529.

fire arrows used in 1: 540

foreign 1: 549.

smoke 1: 536.

system of 45: 157 sq.

use of 45: 149 sq.

when person signalling is not seen 1: 536.

with personal action 1: 532.

Significance of color 4: 54.

Signification of certain decorative figures on pottery 2: 332.

Signs

abbreviation in 1: 338.

and omens of luck 43: 272 sqq.

and signals of the road 38: § 778.

arbitrary 1: 340.

bird 33: 619, 649.

body feelings as 35: 603 sqq.

classification of 10: 607 sqq.

cloud 33: 305, 306, 626.

conventional 1: 333, 336, 340.

cries of raven as 35: 606.

diversities in classes of 1: 341.

forced 1: 336.

homomorphy of, with diverse meanings 1: 342.

indicating changes in weather 43: 270 sq.

indicating death 43: 393.

mention of 33: 301, 304, 318, 321; 35: 603-606.

miscellaneous 33: 621, 649, 650.

mistaken 1: 336.

natural 1: 307, 340.

of death 35: 603 sq., 605, 707 sq.

of eating all 35: 607.

of particular achievements 4: 183.

of recovery from sickness 35: 707.

of sickness 35: 603 sq.

of success in hunting 35: 605, 642.

of success of fish trap 35: 613.

of uninstructed deaf-mutes 1: 277.

of visitor coming 35: 605.

of weather 35: 605.

oral language not proportioned to development of 1: 293, 314.

perfume 33: 625, 629.

permanence of 1: 329.

power of, compared with speech 1: 347, 349.

rainbow 33: 630, 649, 650, 656.

storm 33: 307, 628, 629, 630, 655, 657.

survival of, in gesture 1: 330.

symbols and emblems 10: 607-618.

symmorphs in 1: 343.

synonyms in 1: 341.

systematic use of, distinguished from uniformity of 1: 330.

taboo 33: 310, 622.

theories of Indians respecting 1: 313.

use of, by Plains Indians 14: 504, 527.

See also Sign, Tribal.

Sigüenza y Gongora, Carlos

cited as to calendars 3: 43.

on Jemez 29: 403.

Siha-Sapa. See Blackfeet.

Sihaspa, a Teton division 14: 1059.

Sikassige, Ojibwa Indian

account of origin of Indians furnished by 7: 172 sq.

explanation of Mille Lacs chart by 7: 174-181.

S!îkanasā´nk!î-ān, Tlingit town 26: 397.

Sika`tcu

ornament made by 26: 163.

sketch of 26: 17 sq.

S!īknaxa´dî, Tlingit clan

crests of 26: 417.

history of 26: 411.

phratry and tribe of 26: 399.

Sikosuilarmiut Eskimo Tribe, situation of 6: 421, 463.

Siksika

Algonquian major linguistic division 28: 229.

crania, work done on 44: 5.

population of 7: 50.

See also Blackfoot.

Sikya Cipikne. See Cipikne.

Sikyabotima, Flute courier at Walpi 19: 1001-1004.

Sikyahonauwû

man of Tüwa clan 19: 596.

use of house of, in Pamürti 21: 28.

Sikyaowatcomo, rocky eminence near old Hano pueblo 19: 615.

Sikyatki

abandoned before 1540 33: 218.

and Awatobi pottery, comparison of 17: 623, 659.

and modern Hopi pottery, comparison of 17: 649.

derivation of Hemico from 21: 115.

derivation of Masauû from 21: 38.

destruction of 17: 633; 21: 115.

etymology of 17: 636.

excavation at 14: 519; 33: 218.

excellence of painting on pottery from 21: 15.

founding of 19: 586.

Hopi territory owned by 21: 38.

inhabitants of, settle at Awatobi 17: 596.

introduction of Eototo from 21: 77.

legend connected with 21: 117.

mortuary customs of 28: 117, 118.

people, dispute with the Walpi by 8: 24.

people harassed by Walpians 17: 588.

people of, familiarity with Katcina cult by 21: 117.

people slaughtered by the Walpi 8: 25.

pottery from 21: 112; 28: 134, 156, 158 sq.

pottery from, decoration on, general character of 22, i: 133, 153.

pottery from, features of 22, i: 151, 153.

pottery from, rain-cloud symbols on, mention of 22, i: 156.

pottery from, value of testimony of 19: 604.

prehistoric character of 17: 592, 632.

prehistoric pottery of 33: 217.

probable cause of overthrow of 33: 219.

pueblo of 8: 24.

pueblo of, destruction of 19: 580.

reasons for excavating 17: 591.

ruins of 8: 20, 21; 33: 218.

ruins of, description of 17: 631-742.

ruins of, examination of 17: 535.

vicinity of, ancient kiva in 8: 117.

work at 17: XXXIX.

See also Kokop Clan; Tusayan.

Sikyatki Katcina, designation of Hopinyû as a 21: 112.

Silas, Mrs. Monica 46: 48.

Silence, sign for 1: 304.

Siler, D. W., East Cherokee census by 19: 167.

Silerville, Ky., trail crossing at 42: 843.

Siletz Agency Indians

linguistic work of J. O. Dorsey among 6: XXXVI.

standard of life of 19: 1079.

study of language of 30: 21.

Siletz Reserve

changes in 18: 838, 878, 948.

establishment of 18: 812, 814.

Silica

formation of 44: 507.

See also Chert, varieties of.

Silicious Tempering

Eastern United States pottery 20: 29.

Gulf Coast pottery 20: 113.

Iroquoian pottery 20: 161, 165.

New Jersey-New England pottery 20: 175.

Northwestern pottery 20: 188, 196, 197, 200, 201.

South Appalachian pottery 20: 144.

See also Materials; Quartz; Rock; Sand.

Silk-cotton Tree

formation of man from 30: 144 sq.

power of motion credited to 30: 229 sq.

spirits associated with 30: 228, 229 sq., 231.

string figures of 38: § 683-685.

use of, for boats 38: § 794.

Silla, collection from 2: 454.

Sills of doors 8: 110, 186, 194.

Silphium Laciniatum 33: 132.

Silphium Perfoliatum

medicinal constituents of 44: 305.

medicinal properties of 44: 302.

mention of 33: 132.

use of 44: 293, 340, 356, 358.

Silsbee, T. H., on Porter-Johnson episode 17: 122.

Silver

breastplates of 42: 685.

chest ornaments of 38: § 537.

ear ornaments of 38: § 506.

found by Coronado at Cibola 14: 563.

found by Spaniards at Yuqueyunque 14: 511.

mention of 38: § 86.

mines in Culiacan 14: 514.

myths concerning 19: 350 sq.

nose and ear ornaments of 38: § 505.

obtained by Indians from Spanish wrecks 12: 712.

ornaments made of 44: 241.

plate, with Spanish coat-of-arms from Mississippi mounds 12: 275.

reports of, from Quivira 14: 503, 504, 512.

use of 46: 591.

use of, by Pueblo Indians for glazing 14: 526.

use of, in Indian trade 14: 472.

workers, stories of 14: 473.

Silver Brooch. See Tä´sawi.

Silver-foil, pieces of, from mound 12: 501.

Silver Knife, death of 17: 308.

Silver Perch

oil of, for anointing body 35: 704.

oil of, for head of child 35: 666.

Silver Salmon

boiled 35: 353.

first caught, treatment of 35: 610.

mention of 35: 240, 348.

roasted 35: 241.

spawn 35: 237.

spawn of, boiled 35: 345.

spawn of, with fern roots 35: 523.

Silver Springs, Fla., occurrence of fiber-tempered ware at 20: 122.

Silver Wave, the 46: 84, 85, 86.

Silverballi Tree

effects of 30: 233.

spirits associated with 30: 228, 233.

Silverberry, use of 45: 496, 508.

Silverheels, Henry, Seneca informant 32: 52.

Silversmithing

among the Navaho and Pueblos, origin of 2: 171.

among the Zuñi 13: 339, 340; 23: 377.

Silverweed, use of 45: 480.

Silvestre, E., Paléographie universelle of 6: 267.

Simel, Max 46: 65.

Simoén, Rémi

classification of Seria family by 17: 104.

on dice game, Aztec 24: 160.

on Nahuatl number names 19: 866, 883.

Similar, sign for 1: 385.

Similarity of ornamentation of clay vessels 2: 327.

Similaton, Honduras, method of forming numbers 19: 916.

Similes 33: 621.

Similitude, development of 19: LXXXVIII sq.

Similkameen Indians

a division of the Okanagon 45: 203, 204.

bags made by 45: 220.

basketry of the 41: 144, 157.

Flathead name for 45: 300.

implements used by 45: 217.

Indian names for 45: 200.

name of, in sign language 45: 146.

population of 45: 212.

Simmondsia, Calif., Pima food plant 26: 78.

Sim-mo-me-jee, warrior of the Creek nation 42: 327.

Simmons, C. S., article by, on Peyote cult 40: 17.

Simmons, J. W.

a delegate to the Yakima 14: 1111.

elected elder of Shaker church 14: 758.

Simms, P. E., acknowledgment to 44: 437.

Simms, S. C.

acknowledgments to 24: 29.

material collected by 24: 61, 86, 112, 165, 178, 209, 295, 310, 327, 355, 384, 391, 401, 412, 415, 450, 502, 551, 620, 637, 645, 646, 670, 682, 705, 706, 707, 745, 756.

name of buzz (Crows) furnished by 24: 756.

name of tops (Crows) furnished by 24: 745.

on archery, Crows 24: 391.

on ball race, Papago 24: 670.

on ball race, Yakima 24: 682.

on dice game, Chippewa 24: 63.

on dice game, Crows 24: 178.

on dice game, Onondaga 24: 117.

on double-ball implements, Papago 24: 660.

on double-ball implements, Pima 24: 660.

on European games, Papago 24: 794.

on hand-and-foot ball, Chippewa 24: 706.

on hand-and-foot ball, Crows 24: 707.

on hand game, Mohave 24: 327.

on hand game, Yuma 24: 327.

on hidden ball, Papago 24: 353 sq.

on hidden ball, Pima 24: 355.

on hoop and pole, San Carlos Apache 24: 450.

on ring and pin, Pima 24: 551.

on shinny, Cheyenne 24: 620.

on shinny, Crows 24: 637.

on snow-snake, Cheyenne 24: 401.