Part I. SUBJECT INDEX (continued 29)

clan of, compulsory migration of 19: 605 sq.

early homes of 29: 469, 471, 479, 481, 508 sqq., 512 sq., 548 sqq., 551 sq., 553.

general data on the 29: 254 sqq.

history of Galistea 29: 483.

migrations of 19: 611.

ownership of turquoise deposits by 29: 493.

pottery of the 29: 466.

Tewa name for 29: 576.

Tanoan

clans, reference to 28: 159.

colonists, introduction of East Mesa Natackas into Tusayan by 21: 71.

migrations to Tusayan 17: 578, 600, 636.

names for Hopi katcinas 21: 122 sqq.

no Tewa equivalent for 29: 576.

pueblo, buffalo dance at 21: 43.

pueblos, Katcina cult in 47: 900.

Tanoan Añya Katcinas, dance of, in Palülükoñti 21: 50.

Tanoan Katcinas

adoption of, among the Hopi 21: 18.

Nüvak regarded as one of the 21: 83.

Tanoan Pueblos. See Tanoan, pueblo.

Tanoan Stock

mention of the 7: 121 sqq.

one Tusayan pueblo belonging to 7: 110.

tribes of the 24:

Tewa 190, 192, 367, 395, 558, 643, 680, 728, 747, 797.

Tigua 190, 195, 369, 518, 642, 748, 775, 798.

T´äñpe´ko, a Kiowa military order 14: 989; 17: 230.

Tansy

medicinal use of 43: 266.

use of 44: 293.

See also Tanacetum Vulgare.

Tansy Mustard Clan

size of 47: 35.

See also Asa Clan.

Tantaquidgeon, Gladys

assistance rendered by 43: 260.

contributor to Bureau 48: 1189.

mention of 43: 213.

paper by, on Mohegan superstitions 43: 264 et seq.

petition in possession of 43: 220.

Tantaquidgeon Family

descent of 43: 204.

mention of 43: 229.

Tanunak or Tanunuk 46: 194, 251, 252.

Taos Indian

beneficent spirits of 47: 344.

cardinal directions of 29: 42.

conception of the sun and moon by 29: 46.

dances of the 29: 179, 184.

habitat of the 29: 172.

language of the 29: 37.

language of, Shoshonean affinities of 7: 122.

name of earth 29: 52.

name of Milky Way 29: 51.

name of Tewa 29: 576.

pigment used by the 29: 175.

population of the 7: 123.

sacred lake of the 29: 178, 184.

sacred mountain of the 29: 178.

visit of, to Washington 34: 28.

Taos Pueblo, N. Mex.

a many storied pueblo 16: 155.

act of Congress affecting 18: 720.

architectural character of 13: 195.

called Valladolid by Spaniards 14: 511.

ceremony after eclipse obtained at 31: 15.

circular kivas at 16: 175.

collections from 2: 464; 28: 20.

defensive character of 13: 215.

field work at 27: 7 sq., 11.

formerly partly inhabited by the Tewa 8: 37.

Ghost dance at 14: 805, 926.

iron-tooth club of, description of 13: 144.

material from, preparation of 45: 4.

mention of 14: 525.

mention of, by Jaramillo 14: 587.

name for Acoma at 14: 492.

researches in 28: 10, 11.

situation of 2: 429.

visit of Alvarado to 14: 575.

Taouari for bark shirts 38: § 539.

Tapa´ Gens

account of 27: 177-183.

funeral customs of 27: 358.

war pack from 27: 434.

See also names of several groups.

Tapänäsh, sketch of the 14: 740.

Tapara, Wapishana knobbed composite-head arrow 38: § 138.

Tapa´xti, account of 27: 178, 179 sq.

Tapia y Rivera, Ovideo’s Historia reprinted by 25: 23.

Tapir

characteristics of 30: 367 sq.

charms made from 30: 368.

hunting of 38: § 174.

legends of 30: 134 sq., 226, 227, 245, 260, 265, 294.

origin of 30: 227.

use of hide of, for shields 38: § 116.

use of hoofs of, as bells 38: § 575.

use of hoofs of, as medicine 38: § 928.

Tapkhaig, mention of 46: 202.

Tapkhalik, mention of 46: 199.

Tapolo

an Awatobi chief 17: 603, 611.

reference to 19: 601.

Tappan, S. F., treaty commissioner 17: 183.

Ta´pteal, application of name 14: 739.

Tapuyo Indians, propitiation by the 30: 329.

T!a´q!dentān, Tlingit town

crests of 26: 417, 418.

phratry and tribe of 26: 399.

Taq!djîk-ān. See Tuxican.

Taqêstina´, Tlingit clan

crests of 26: 417.

history of 26: 413, 414.

phratry and tribe of 26: 400.

Taq!hît tān, Tlingit clan, phratry and tribe of 26: 399.

T!āqᵒq!aka-ān, Tlingit town 26: 397.

Tar Wolf

distribution of myth of 19: 233 sq.

myth of 19: 271 sq., 450.

Tarahumara. See Tarahumare.

Tarahumare

cave dwellings of the 3: 349.

foot-racing among the 14: 247.

games of the 24:

archery 383, 389.

ball race 666, 672-677.

dice games 152.

double ball 648.

hidden ball 339.

quoits 722, 724 sq.

shinny 631.

language, work on 15: LXI, LXXXV; 16: XXXVII, XXXIX, XLI.

marriage customs of the 17: 286*.

method of counting 19: 868, 878, 879, 911, 922, 929.

obtaining of information concerning 19: XVI.

swiftness of the 17: 125.

work among the 19: XVII.

Tarahumari. See Tarahumare.

Taramakondi, Arawak name for lateral edge of fan 38: § 367.

Taramiruna, horizontal portions of hammock frame 38: § 465.

Tarasca, a district in Michoacan 14: 473.

Tarascan or Michoacan, numbers of the 19: 874, 878, 880, 909 sq., 931.

Taratu, the wrestling-shield champion 38: § 608.

Tarau, jagged simple-head arrows 38: § 135.

Taraxacum Officinale

medicinal constituents of 44: 305.

medicinal properties of 44: 303.

use of 44: 293, 360.

Tarenetzky, A. 46: 235, 237, 333, 355, 373.

Taρéoρment, habitat of 9: 46 sq.

Tareque, Indian village on Great Plains 14: 577.

Tă-rhuⁿ-hiyiă-wăh-kuⁿ, holder of the heavens 2: 52.

Targets

of the Nenenot 11: 326.

woven 13: 18.

Tari, timber of, for bows 38: § 125.

Tariána Indians, burial customs of the 30: 158.

Tarimba, monochord musical instrument 38: § 571.

Tarleton, General ——, attempted invasion of North Carolina and Virginia by 19: 56 sq.

Tarma, trephined crania from 16: 13, 14, 15.

Tarpon Springs, Fla.

pottery from 20: 126, 127.

pottery resembling that of 20: 110 sq., 128.

Tarred Stones, mention of 44: 91.

Tartarrax, name of Indian chief 14: 492.

Tartars

magic drums of the 10: 514-517.

notice of warning by 10: 357.

use of dogs by 14: 571.

use of notched sticks as records by 10: 228.

Tä´sawi, treaty signed by, in 1867 17: 186.

Ta´sawĭks, a Pälus village 14: 735.

Tascaluça, dwelling of, on mound 42: 175.

Tashĭn, a Kiowa Apache synonym 17: 245.

Ta´shin, Comanche name of the Kiowa Apache 14: 1081.

Tasikayȧlgi, position of 42: 301.

Tasikaya’s Bed. See Youth’s Bed.

Taskigi

Cherokee relations with 19: 388 sq.

tribe of Creek Confederacy 19: 498 sq.

See also Tuskegee.

Tasquiguy

given protection by the Creeks 42: 46.

See also Tuskegee.

Tasquiqui, Spanish visit to 19: 29, 389.

Tassel, murder of 19: 65 sq.

Tassig’s Farm, mound on 44: 412.

Tassin, A. G., drawing and explanation of petroglyphs by 10: 95.

Tassne Island. See Isla Tasna.

Tȧstȧnȧgi Hopai, speaker for the Lower Creeks 42: 328.

Tåstånågis

ceremony of inaugurating 42: 298-301.

concerned with war 42: 305.

duties of 42: 297 sq.

mention of 42: 40, 42.

Tastanégy. See Tåstånågis.

Taste, terms of 27: 110 sq.

Tasylirioni Wheeleri, See Maguey.

Tăsyûkpun, Great Lake, Alaska, description of 9: 29 sq.

Tatábo, timber of, for boats 38: § 794.

Tätält, number names of 19: 871.

Tatanka Iyotanke, native name of Sitting Bull 14: 860.

Tataukyamû

a Hopi priesthood 17: 611.

appearance of, in New-Fire ceremony 21: 73.

religious society of Walpi, source and census of 19: 623, 628.

Tataukyamû Fraternity, ceremonies celebrated by 21: 23.

Tatcukti, a Hopi clown priest 17: 659.

Tatcûkti

appearance of, in Hopi festivals 21: 24.

appearance of, in picture of the Nakopan hoya 21: 117.

appearance of, in Powamû festival 21: 39.

description of 21: 100, 101.

Tatcuktû, ancient order of priests 19: 631.

Tate, ——

information from 31: 483 sq.

mention of 31: 32.

on crests of G̣anha´da 31: 504.

on crests of the Eagle group 31: 503 sq.

on crests of the G·ispawadwE´da 31: 505 sq.

on crests of Wolf group 31: 504.

on houses of the G·ispawadwE´da 31: 506.

Tate, Z. A., mounds on land of, Georgia 12: 315.

Tatnah land cessions and reservations 18: 786.

Tatnall, E. F., appointed to assist in Cherokee removal 5: 260.

Tatqunma, the proper form of Thatuna 14: 745.

Tat´sĭtûk, Pima village 26: 23.

Tattoo Decoration. See Indenting.

Tattoo Designs

representation of, on death’s-head vases 20: 97 sq.

resemblance of incised designs of pottery to, Potomac-Chesapeake province 20: 151.

Tattooed Indians, Friar Marcos visited by 14: 356.

Tattooed People, a name of the Wichita 14: 1095.

Tattooing

a common practice 45: 87, 88.

a mark of dignity 46: 449.

according to sex 45: 404 sq.

age for 45: 405 sq.

among the Antilleans 34: 230, 232.

among the Eskimos 9: 138 sqq.; 11: 207; 18: 50 sqq.

among the Kiowa 17: 159.

among the Mandan 17: 159.

among the Okanagon 45: 236.

among the Omaha 27: 219 sqq.; 45: 531.

among the Osage 27: 219 sqq.

among the Pima 26: 161 sq.

among the Plains Indians 14: 506.

among the Siouan tribes 11: 486; 15: 169.

as a mark of honor 27: 503-509.

at puberty 45: 169.

custom of 46: 522, 592.

designs used in 45: 87 sq., 408-417.

disappearance of custom of 45: 403.

distribution of 45: 405.

mark of nobility 31: 53.

mention of 3: 80, 146; 4: 49, 63-78, 86, 183, 252.

methods of, among Osage 45: 531 sq.

objects of 45: 406 sq.

on the face 38: § 509.

on the other portions of the body 38: § 510.

power derived from 45: 193 sq.

practice of 42: 686.

practice of, among Indians 14: 516.

prevalence of 45: 404.

references to 27: 613, 615.

signature 27: 494.

significance of 10: 391-419.

summary of, studies on 10: 418 sq.

symbolic 45: 341.

use of, among the Arabs 10: 414.

use of, by ancient monarchs 10: 407 sq.

use of, in ancient Rome 10: 408.

war honors indicated by 42: 170, 306.

Tattooing Rite, future publication on 36: 73.

Tatum Lawrie

acknowledgment to 17: 147.

Kiowa agent 17: 226, 329, 331.

on Set-ängya 17: 331.

Wichita interpreter to Wovoka delegation 14: 903.

Tauyau, grant of land to 18: 686.

Tauyaudautauson 18: 686.

Tâva Kosuwa, Apache-Pima fight at 26: 45.

Tavanimó, Pima head chief 26: 20, 196.

Tä´vibo

account of 14: 701, 764.

Wovoka’s account of 14: 771.

Ta-vwots, fight of, with the sun, a Shoshoni myth 1: 52, 56.

Tawa (1), Makusi name for a light gray clay 38: § 591.

Tawa (2)

association of flute with 21: 101.

description of 21: 100, 101.

Tawa Fraternity, ceremonies celebrated by 21: 23.

Tawa Paholawû

summer, description of 21: 56.

winter 21: 31.

See also Sun Prayer-stick Making.

Tawa People, former inhabitants of Homolobi 22, i: 24.

Tawa (Sun) Phratry, southern origin of 17: 529.

Tawa wimpkya. See Sun Priests.

Tawa wüqtaka, identity of, with Ahül 21: 122.

Tawákoni, a Wichita subtribe 14: 1095.

Tawákoni, treaty signed by, in 1837 17: 169, 251.

Tawákoni, Jim, judge of Indian court 17: 221.

Tawapa

ceremonies performed at 21: 52.

meeting place in Pamürti 21: 27.

similarity of Walpi festival at, to those of March festival 21: 84.

Ta-waut, Wapishana harpoon arrow 38: § 142.

Tawe´hash, a synonym of Wichita 14: 1095.

Tawinide Ritual, performance of 47: 313 sq.

Tawiskaron, a man-being in Iroquoian cosmology 21: 305, 307, 309, 310, 324, 327, 332.

Tax symbol, phonetic value of 16: 259.

Taxgwa´s, a Tlingit mythological being 26: 460.

Taxidea Taxus, eaten by the Pima 26: 80.

Taxumulco, probably Isleta 47: 204.

Taxus Brevifolia, mention of 45: 499, 500.

Taxus Canadensis, use of 44: 293, 362.

Taya, vegetable poison extract 38: § 735.

Täyăkwoip, treaty signed by, in 1867 17: 186.

Tayassu Angulatum Sonoriense, eaten by the Pima 26: 80.

Tay-e-he-dah Mounds and village sites 37: 99.

Taylor, Lieutenant ——, at surrender of Big Foot 14: 867.

Taylor, Major ——, at battle of Prophet’s Town 14: 688.

Taylor, Alexander S.

on Jemez 29: 403.

on Pojoaque 29: 334.

on the Esselen vocabulary 7: 75, 76.

Taylor, Mrs. Fannie, specimens collected by 38: p. 12.

Taylor, H. R., sketch furnished and information communicated by 10: 82 sq.

Taylor, J. M., mounds on land of, Arkansas 12: 239.

Taylor, J. M., stone graves in western Pennsylvania mentioned by 12: 697.

Taylor, Miss Marian, information furnished by 24: 167, 662, 704.

Taylor, Nathaniel G.

commissioner to treat with Cherokee 5: 340, 352.

treaty commissioner 17: 183.

Taylor, Capt. Richard, part taken by, in Creek war 19: 97.

Taylor, Rev. Richard

on Maori lizard-god 16: 214.

on Maori symbolism 16: 226.

on New Zealand 4: 49, 56, 74, 76, 88, 164.

Taylor, W. J., on Tennessee mounds 3: XXIV.

Taylor Collection, mention of 34: 11, 81, 86.

Taylor House Mounds, location of 37: 99.

Taywaugh Language of Lane 7: 122.

Tazewell County, Va.

petroglyphs in 10: 121 sq.

pictographs in 4: 33.

Tcabaiyo, mention of 21: 71, 75.

Tcacca, Pima name for Pichaco Mountain 28: 36.

Tcakwaina

derivation of 21: 125.

description of picture of 21: 125.

mask of Asa clan 19: 612.

masks, possession of, by Kükütc clan 21: 29.

resemblance of, to Héhĕe 21: 74.

Tcakwaina Clan

claim of, to Tcakwaina katcinas as clan ancients 21: 45.

See also Asa Clan.

Tcakwaina Katcinas

personages participating in dances of 21: 62.

Powamû dance by 21: 33.

Tcakwaina Mana

derivation of 21: 125.

legend of 21: 63.

Tcakwaina Taadta, derivation of 21: 125.

Tcakwaina Taamu, description of picture of 21: 63.

Tcakwaina Yuadta

derivation of 21: 125.

description of picture of 21: 63.

Tcakwainaki, home of Asa clan 19: 610.

Tcakwainas, personification of, in Pamürti 21: 27.

Tcamahia

flat stone implements, in Walpi Snake dance 19: 982.

mythic Hopi clan, mention of 19: 589.

Tcamahia Clans, Hopi, reference to 28: 159 sq.

Tcanaû

appearance of, in Palülükoñti 21: 52.

derivation of 21: 125.

description of 21: 91.

similarity of mask of Wupamau to that of 21: 91.

similarity of meal bag of, to that of Snake priests 21: 91.

See also Sabi.

Tcanaû Katcina, appearance of, in Palülükoñti 21: 54.

Tcatcakwaina Kokoiamû, personation of, by Tcakwaina katcinas 21: 45.

Tcatcakwaina Mamantû, personation of, by Tcakwaina katcinas 21: 45.

Tcatcakwaina Taamû, personification of, by Tcakwaina katcinas 21: 45.

Tcatcakwaina Tatakti, personation of, by Tcakwaina katcinas 21: 45.

Tcatcakwaina Yuamû, personation of, by Tcakwaina katcinas 21: 45.

Tcatoksofka

a White town 42: 254.

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

arrangement of square ground of 42: 212, 233.

belief of, concerning busk 42: 547.

ceremony of, in setting up ball post 42: 545.

clans of, furnishing chiefs and henihas 42: 192.

clans, phratries and moieties of 42: 158 sq.

position of beds at 42: 198.

Tceewáge. See Peña Blanca.

Tcernatsing, a legendary Pima chief 26: 45 sq.

Tcewadi, original home of Hano clans 19: 614.

Tchactas. See Choctaw.

Tchilouit, a Tlaqluit synonym 14: 740.

Tchung-kea. See Chunkey.

Tchupare, sting ray, leaf plate 38: § 453.

Tciju

a division of the Osage 37: 181.

a division of the Ponca 37: 181.

and Ictasunda, identical terms 37: 181.

Tcilikomato, description of 21: 116.

Tciloki Clans

origin of 42: 113.

relation of, to Red towns 42: 196 sq.

use of eagle feathers by 42: 495.

Tcilokigȧlgi

a Creek moiety 42: 157.

nicknames for 42: 157.

Tcĭndi Hogans of the Navaho 17: 487.

Tcino, garden of, at Sikyatki 17: 638, 640, 648.

Tcipiya Pueblo, location of 22, i: 23.

Tcitahaiȧ Dance

performance of 42: 604, 605.

See also Feather Dance.

Tcivato Kiva

bird personification in 21: 30.

corn planting in 21: 52.

Hopi festival performed in 21: 36.

Tcivere, twofold organization of 37: 181.

Tciwe´re

division of the 15: 162.

migration of the 15: 198.

Tciwere Cults

description of 11: 423.

traditions of 11: 430.

Tcokofa

description of 42: 177-181.

description of council of 42: 536.

structure of roof of 42: 180.

See also Hothouse; Rotunda.

Tco´kŭt Nak. See Owl Ear.

Tcolawitze

derivation of 21: 125.

description of picture of 21: 61.

personation of, in Pamürti 21: 26, 27.

Tco´-oltûk. See Casa Grande.

Tco´-otcuk Ta´tai, Pima chief at Casa Blanca 26: 24.

Tcosbuci

derivation of 21: 85, 125.

description of 21: 85, 86.

Tcoshoniwû (Tcino)

antelope priest, description and function of 19: 984, 985.

prominent Snake priest 19: 977.

Tcosobi or Jay Kiva, roof timbers of 8: 120.

Tcotcoyuñya, first ceremonial day of Hopi festivals 21: 20.

Tco´ûtcĭk Wu´tcĭk, Maricopa village 26: 22.

Tco´ûtĭk Wu´tcĭk, Pima village 26: 22.

Tcowastȧlgi, affiliations of 42: 122.

Tcüa, language of, different from modern Hopi 21: 18.

Tcüa (Snake) Clan

advent of, at Walpi 19: 585 sq.

description of 21: 110.

serpent effigies kept in house of 21: 51.

Tcüa Fraternity, ceremonies celebrated by 21: 23.

Tcüa Group

clans of, census of 19: 587 sq.

component clans of 19: 582.

original home and early migrations of 19: 587-590.

Tcüa Mana, ancestress of Snake clan 19: 965.

Tcüatikibi

description of 21: 57.

derivation of 21: 20.

Tcüb, description of 21: 103.

Tcüb Fraternity, ceremonies celebrated by 21: 23.

Tcüb Katcina, similarity of symbolism of, to that of Sowiñwû 21: 103.

Tcübkwitcalobi

name of, origin of 22, i: 33.

See also Chaves Pass Ruins; Jettipehika.

Tcübwimpkia, a religious society from Tokonabi, at Walpi 19: 623 sq.

Tcûelawû, derivation of 21: 125.

Tcuf´-Haowo-o, Pima chief 26: 24.

Tcuhu in Pima legend 28: 48 sq., 50, 51, 52.

Tcuhuki, description of 28: 101, 149.

Tcuka Falaha, a warlike people 44: 195.

Tcuka Falaha Division, house groups of 44: 204.

Tcūkane´dî, Tlingit clan

crest of 26: 416, 432.

history of 26: 412 sq.

names of 26: 422.

phratry and tribe of 26: 399.

standing of 26: 408, 427.

Tcukapelli, description of 21: 115.

Tcukilissa, a peaceful timber people 44: 195.

Tcukilissa Division, house groups of 44: 204 sq.

Tcukubi

foundation of 19: 596.

founded by Patuñ clan 19: 626.

settlement of 19: 595.

Tcukubot, description of 21: 91.

Tcukuwimpkya

appearance of, in Hopi festivals 21: 24.

cult, mention of 19: 631.

Tcu´narsat, Pima chief at Gila Crossing 26: 24.

Tcu´nyĭm, Pima spirit of disease 26: 106.

Tcupatäk, Pima village 26: 22.

Tcurikváaki, ruin near Adamsville, Ariz. 28: 35.

Tcutckutû

appearance of, in Hopi festivals 21: 24.

description of 21: 67.

Tcu-unarsat`, Pueblo chief 26: 279.

Tcüwimpkia, a religious society from Tokonabi, at Walpi 19: 623 sq.

Tcuwut Hakûtäny, exploit of 26: 41.

Tcuwut Marka. See Earth Doctor.

Tcu´wutukawutûk, Pima village 26: 22.

Te Clan, mask of. See Pohaha.

Te Ika a Maui, or New Zealand, by Rev. R. Taylor, cited 4: 49, 56, 57, 74, 76, 88, 164.

Tea, Indian, mention of 33: 102.

Teaching among the Indians 7: 35.

Teams, Dog, mention of 11: 241.

Teamster’s Tea

beverage made of 30: 67.

Pima medicine 26: 80.

use of, in medicine 30: 49.

Teapot, vessels resembling, Middle Mississippi Valley group 20: 93 sq.

Teayo. See Castillo de Teayo.

Tebenkof, M. D. 46: 127, 209.

T`ébodal

acknowledgment to 17: 147.

age and position of 17: 163.

distribution of property of 17: 354.

in Cheyenne massacre 17: 272.

in war raids 17: 258, 259.

information furnished by 17: 146.

on the K’úato massacre 17: 157.

Tebowúki, an early pueblo of the Fire people of Tusayan 8: 20.

Tebugkihu, or Fire house

description of 8: 57.

fragments of passage wall at 8: 181.

Tebungki River, visited by Dr. J. W. Fewkes 37: 7.

Teçiⁿ´de Gens

account of 27: 175 sqq.

birth customs of 27: 115.

See also names of the several divisions.

Technic

activities, research in 17: XXX sq.

development of Seri 17: 10, 115, 198* sqq., 205* sq., 215*.

Technique

modification of ornament by 4: 460-465.

of basket-making, coiling 41: 159-167.

of basket-making, terms used for 41: 390 sqq.

of basket-making, types of 41: 138.

pottery-making, methods of gaining knowledge of 20: 48 sq.

value of study of pottery-making in study of evolution of 20: 48.

Technolithic Stage

definition of 15: 251 sq., 253; 18: XXXVIII.

features of 19: XXI sq.

Technology

classification of 15: XIX.

collation of early records of 23: XXXII.

definition of 16: XVII; 20: XXIX.

earliest stages of 21: XVII, XVIII.

office work in 22, i: XIX-XXIII.

paper on, by J. W. Powell 20: XXIX-LVIII.

relation of, to esthetology 18: XXXIX.

subject matter of 19: XII.

work in 18: XXXIV-XXXIX; 19: XX sqq.; 20: XIII-XVII; 23: XXVI-XXXII.

Tecolotl

day symbol, discussion of 16: 252.

definition of 16: 252.

Tecoma sp. See Hackia.

Teçoⁿ´ha. See White Buffalo Hide.

Tecpatl

day symbol, discussion of 16: 258.

meaning of 16: 228.

Tecpila Nahuatl day symbol, discussion of 16: 254.

Tecumseh

incident from life of 42: 76 sq.

mention of 42: 735.

Tecumtha

account of 14: 681.

address of, to Harrison 14: 721.

among the Menomini 14: 55.

defeat of 14: 689.

end of 14: 691.

etymology of 14: 681.

joins the British army 14: 690.

later career of 14: 690.

life of 19: 215 sq.

meaning of name of 19: 442.

pipe of 14: 248.

war message to Menomini by 14: 18.

work of, among the Creeks 19: 87 sq.

Teecomwas Family, mention of 43: 224.

Tee-Lao, definition of 16: 240.

Teeth

blackening of 42: 685.

deformation of 38: § 502.

Eskimo 46: 213-228, 264 sq., 309, 359.

Eskimo ceremonial objects made of 18: 399.

Eskimo, decay of 46: 92.

Eskimo implements made of 18: 80, 82, 110.

Eskimo, mutilation of 46: 83.

Eskimo ornamentation with 18: 59, 211.

injured by certain seeds 30: 330.

of the Indians, condition of 44: 500.

of the Pima 26: 160.

prominence of, in mask of Yohozro 21: 84.

Seri use of 17: 152* sqq.

use of, in necklaces 45: 82.

worn as trophies 16: 21.

See also Tooth.

T’ega´xe Society, description of 27: 486.

Tegg, William

on antiquity of cremation 1: 143.

on Towers of Silence 1: 104.

Tegua or Taywaugh language 7: 122.

Tegua Map 4: 158.

Teguayo, mythic, reference to 29: 572.

Tegui, branch of the Opata Indians 14: 537.

Tehabi

description of 21: 70.

participation in Powamû festival by 21: 67.

Teh-Toot-sah, Catlin’s name for Dohaśän 17: 268.

Tehuelche Tribe

field work among the 20: XI.

investigation of the 21: XII.

Te-inikashikithe Gens, Kansa 27: 67.

Teit, H. W., paper by 42: 17.

Teit, James A.

assistance of 40: 12.

contributor to Bureau 48: 1189.

data collected by 24: 157, 254, 552, 742; 41: 143; 45: 25.

obituary of 48: 1221.

on archery, Thompson Indians 24: 390.

on cat’s cradle, Thompson Indians 24: 773 sq.

on dice games, Thompson Indians 24: 157.

on European games, Thompson Indians 24: 790 sq.

on hand game, Thompson Indians 24: 302 sq.

on hoop and pole, Thompson Indians 24: 491 sqq.

on racket, Thompson Indians 24: 562, 609 sq.

on ring and pin, Thompson Indians 24: 553 sq.

on running races, Thompson Indians 24: 806 sq.

on stick games, Thompson Indians 24: 254 sqq.

on Thompson River myths 19: 433, 436, 437, 440, 451, 467, 470.

on top games, Thompson Indians 24: 742.

on tossed ball, Thompson Indians 24: 710.

paper by 41: 119.

work of 31: 18 sq.; 37: 19; 41: 131.

Te´ithaethe Society, description of 27: 487 sqq.

Tejada. See Monte y Tejada.

Tejo, stories told by 14: 472.

Tejon

dice games of the 24: 138 sq.

land cessions and reservations 18: 782, 788.

See also Tule River Reserve.

Tejon Pass, numbers of 19: 930.

Tejon Pass Reserve, establishment of 18: 788.

Tekesta, burials of 42: 701 sq.

Ték’ohaian ulahnane of Zuñi mythology 13: 383.

Telavai

appearance of, in picture of Nakopan hoya 21: 117.

appearance of, in Powamû festival 21: 67.

description of 21: 81.

Telegrams on Sioux troubles 14: 835, 836.

Telegraph Lines, development of, in far Southwest 26: 54.

Telfair, Governor ——, on Georgia’s raid and Cherokee reprisal (1792) 19: 71.

Te´likinawe. See Prayer Plumes.

Tella day symbol, discussion of 16: 239.

Tellechea, Miguel, on Tarahumare numerals 19: 911.

Teller

battlefield, investigation of 44: 14.

mention of 46: 86, 93, 115, 117, 118, 119, 202.

Tellico

conference at, in 1794 19: 79.

conference and treaty at, in 1798 19: 80.

trail through 42: 750.

treaty of 18: 660, 666, 668 sqq.; 19: 84 sq.

Temecula. See Mission Indians.

Temetlatl. See Teotl-itonal.

Temiño, Spanish soldier, death of 14: 538.

Tempe, Ariz.

Apache-Pima fight near 26: 44.

first canal at 26: 53.

references to 28: 51, 55, 116.

relation of people of, to people of Verde Valley 22, i: 34.

ruin at 26: 366.

Tempe Butte, fight at 26: 46.

Temperament, Eskimo, effect of food supply on 18: 298.

Temperature

of Sonoran province 17: 23 sq.

of the Western Eskimo 46: 248, 249.

Tempering Metals, Eskimo knowledge of 9: 182 sq.

Tempering Materials

Eastern United States pottery 20: 46 sqq.

effect on, of cracking 20: 46 sq.

in pottery 4: 267, 434.

See also Fiber; Materials; Mica; Rock; Sand; Shell; Siliceous; Steatite.

Temple, M. S., survey of Qualla Reservation by 19: 174.

Temple

ceremonies at erection of 41: 503.

construction of walls of 41: 502 sq.

description of 41: 501 sqq.

dimensions of 41: 507.

mound-covered, at Santa Rita 19:

builders of 670-673.

destroyers of 673 sqq.

probable date of building of 676 sq.

of Southern Indians 41: 507 sqq.

use of the word 41: 501 sq.

See also Temples; Town House.

Temple Creek Canyon

petroglyphs in 10: 116 sq.

pictographs in 4: 26, 37.

Temple of Inscriptions

initial series of, inscriptions of 19: 801.

mention of 19: 771-775.

Temple of the Cross, at Palenque

bas-reliefs at 19: 673.

figure on, compared with one at Santa Rita 19: 668.

Temple of the Sun, at Palenque, face numerals at, values of 22, i: 219.

Temples

and council houses on mounds 12: 648, 652, 653, 655.

use of, as ossuaries 42: 701.

See also Temple.

Temporal Muscles in Eskimo 46: 265.

Temporal Region, full, in Eskimo 46: 241.

Ten-Bears. See Päriăséaman.

Ten Broeck, Dr. P. S. G.

cited on Tusayan clowns 15: 310.

on Laguna 29: 541.

on Poguate 29: 539.

Tusayan ceremonial described by 15: 264.

Ten-Elks. See Päriăséaman.

ten Kate, Dr. Hermann F. C.

mention of 46: 370.

on Antillean stone implements 25: 92.

on Cherokee myths 19: 461, 466, 467, 469.

on Jemez 29: 402, 403.

on Laguna 29: 540.

on Mescalero Apache 29: 575.

on San Juan 29: 213.

somatological investigations of 26: 60.

ten Kate, Dr., H. F. C., jr.

material collected by 24: 148, 151, 210.

on ball race, Papago 24: 670, 671.

on dice game, Pima 24: 151.

on dice game, Yuma 24: 210.

on hoop and pole, Yuma 24: 526.

Ten Rocks, references to 29: 272, 437.

Ten Thousand Islands, Fla., archeological reconnaissance of 47: 1 sq.

Te´nähwĭt, a Comanche band 14: 1045.

Tenaino Indian

caps worn by the 41: 354.

designs used by the 41: 357.

population of the 7: 107.

Tenan-Khotana, mention of 46: 130.

Tenán-Kutchin

mention of 46: 124, 130.

population of 7: 56.

Tén-ät’ánte, death of 17: 294.

Tĕna´wa, a Comanche band 14: 1045.

Téñbeyúi or Te´ñbiyu´i, a Kiowa military order 14: 989; 17: 230.

Tendoy and Huerito, dialogue of, in signs 1: 486.

Tené. See Athapascan Indians.

T’ené-angópte

influence of Battey over 17: 193.

portrait of 17: 196.

treaty signed by, in 1865 17: 179.

See also Kicking Bird.

T’ené-badaí, death of 17: 308.

Tenebidgi, derivation of 21: 126.

Tē´nedî, Tlingit clan

affinity of 26: 410.

phratry and tribe of 26: 398.

T’enétaide

calendar record of 17: 377.

Kiowa raid under 17: 336.

T’ené-zépte, shooting of 17: 335.

Tenge, cassava squeezer 38: § 345.

Te´nikashiha Group, Quapaw 27: 68.

Tenina, mention of 4: 161.

Tenino

habitat of, in about 1893 14: 805.

sketch of the 14: 742.

Tennanah, tribal sign for 1: 475.

Tennessee

abundance of pottery in 20: 80.

archeological work in 8: XIX; 41: 15, 37, 89 sq., 111.

attempted purchase of Cherokee lands by, in 1807 19: 86.

banner stones from 13: 121, 122, 123.

Blount County, antiquities of 12: 366, 388.

boat-shaped stones from 13: 124, 125.

bunts from 13: 169.

Carter County, antiquities of 12: 354.

celts from 13: 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 86.

Cherokee settlements in 42: 749.

Chilhowey (old Cherokee town) 12: 371.

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

chisels from 13: 83, 94.

Chote (old Cherokee town) 12: 379.

cists in 1: 113.

Cocke County, collection of relics from 3: 433, 438-441.

Cocke County, graves and mounds in 12: 356.

commissioner from, to treaty council of Cherokee 5: 179.

cones from, described and figured 13: 114.

connection of Cherokees with pottery of 20: 143 sq.

Dandridge, mound near 12: 357.

discoidal stones from 13: 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109.

distribution of stone art in 13: 61.

encroachments against Cherokee by 19: 64.

endeavor of, to treat with Cherokee 5: 201.

explorations in 11: XXIX; 12: 278, 279, 351-407.

extension of Miami Valley ware into 20: 184.

fabric-impressed pottery from 13: 39, 40, 42, 43, 44.

flakes from 13: 174.

Franklin, ancient works near 12: 577.

gorgets from 13: 118, 119, 120.

grooved adzes from 13: 70.

grooved axes from 13: 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70.

grooved stone from 13: 95.

Half-way town (old Cherokee town) 12: 371.

incorporation of, in “Territory of the United States south of the Ohio River” 19: 68.

Indian mound in 44: 14.

Jefferson County, collections from 3: 463-468.

Jefferson County, mounds in 12: 357, 358.

Lauderdale County, mounds in 12: 278.

local legends of 19: 412, 415.

Loudon County, antiquities of 12: 366, 390-404.

Meigs County, mounds of 12: 404.

memorial to Congress by 19: 76.

Mialaquo (old Cherokee town) 12: 389.

Monroe County, antiquities of 12: 366-390.

Monroe and Blount Counties, Bacon and McGee mounds 12: 377.

mortars from 13: 96, 97.

mounds in 5: 10, 11.

muller from, described 13: 93.

Newport, collections from 3: 438-441.

notched ax-form objects from 13: 71.

Obion County, mounds in 12: 279.

occurrence of peculiar animal figures in 20: 107.

occurrence of pottery resembling that of, in Georgia 20: 138.

occurrence of pottery resembling that of, in North Carolina 20: 144.

occurrence of salt-making vessels in 20: 28, 30, 31, 186.

occurrence of stamped ware in 20: 122, 135.

on validity of Cherokee reservations 5: 232.

opposition to allotment project by 19: 114.

or Central district, archeology of 12: 575-585.

or Central district, characteristics of 12: 575.

or Central district, limits of 12: 575.

paint stones from 13: 115.

Paris, inclosures near 12: 577.

pestles from 13: 88, 89, 90, 91.

petroglyphs in 10: 114 sq.

pictographs in 4: 33.

pipes from 13: 129, 130, 131, 132; 20: 99.

plummet from 13: 112.

pottery from 4: 381 sq., 395, 397, 413, 423; 20: 28, 35, 37, 38, 40, 41, 88, 89, 94, 95, 101, 106, 138, 180 sqq.

production of gold in 19: 220, 221.

Removal forts in 19: 221.

resemblance of Pawnee pottery to that of 20: 19.

Rhea County, mounds in 12: 406.

Roane County, ancient works in 12: 358-364.

Roane County, collections from 3: 457-462.

scraper-form implements from 13: 85, 86.

scrapers from, description of 13: 85.

Settacoo (old Cherokee town) 12: 397.

shell mounds in 15: XXV, XXVIII.

sinkers from 13: 97.

sources of information concerning pottery of 20: 87.

southward extension of influence of pottery of 20: 108.

spades from 13: 135.

special ceramic groups in 20: 81.

spuds from 13: 110.

steatite potsherds from, used as plummets 13: 111.

stemless perforators from 13: 166, 167.

stemless scrapers from 13: 170.

stemmed flints from 13: 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164.

stemmed perforators from 13: 167, 168.

stone axes from 13: 64.

Sullivan County, ancient works in 12: 351-354.

Tommotley (old Cherokee town) 12: 380.

Toskegee (old Cherokee town) 12: 388.

trail map of 42: 730.

treaty with Cherokee by 19: 63 sq.

tubes from 13: 128.

work in 7: XVII.

See also East Tennessee; Franklin, State of; Middle Tennessee; Tennessee, East; West Tennessee.

Tennessee Bald, myths concerning 19: 339 sqq., 479 sqq.

Tennessee Centennial Exposition

collections for 18: XXVIII, XLVI.

exhibit at 18: XLIX.

Tennessee Central Railroad, trail followed by 42: 744.

Tennessee Company, purchase of Cherokee land by 5: 162.

Tennessee, East

explorations in 12: 351-407.

trail through 42: 749.

See also East Tennessee.

Tennessee River

abundance of pottery along 20: 23.

fort on, at Clinch River 42: 841.

mention of 42: 44.

mounds near 5: 77.

palisaded towns on 42: 706.

trails along 42: 823.

trails crossing 42: 751.

truce line at 19: 485.

Tennessee River, Little, archeology of the valley of 12: 366.

Tennessee Valley Historical Society, reference to 44: 437.

Tennis with rubber ball 38: § 603, 604.

Tenochio, D. A.

Seri vocabulary collected by 17: 102, 296*, 299*.

Seri vocabulary furnished by 21: XXV.

Ten-Píäk´ia

violation of taíme rules by 17: 296.

wounding of 17: 274.

Tensawattee. See Coosawatee.

Tense

in Indian languages 1: 12.

in sign language 1: 366.

participles 1: 13.

Tenskwatawa

account of 14: 670.

etymology of name of 14: 674.

extent of influence of 14: 927.

Tent Burial on scaffold 1: 174.

Tent Covers

decoration of 27: 353 sq.

material for 27: 272, 345, 616.

reference to 27: 275.

Tent of War, Sacred

account of 27: 142, 423.

connection of, with thunder 27: 403.

contents of 27: 213, 221 sq., 411, 452-458.

custody of 27: 194.

in dispatch of scouts 27: 424, 425.

keeper of 27: 208, 211.

references to 27: 200, 229, 554.

Tents

Eskimo 18: 242, 260.

Eskimo, construction of 6: 551 sqq.; 9: 84.

Eskimo, direction of front of 9: 79.

Eskimo, use of, as summer dwellings 9: 83.

Eskimo, use of, for sewing rooms 9: 86.

Eskimo, use of, for women during confinement 9: 86.

for boats 38: § 795.

mention of 46: 98, 101, 182.

of Northern Indians 11: 226, 273, 298.

of Plains Indians, description of 14: 504, 578, 581, 583, 588, 591.

powers of keepers of the sacred 3: 362.

rules for pitching 3: 220 sq.

the property of women 27: 362.

the sacred 3: 221, 226, 233.

See also Lodges; Tent Covers; Tent of War, Sacred; Tipi.

Tenu´ga, Omaha priest 27: 249.

Tenu´ganoⁿpewathe, Omaha warrior 27: 99.

Tenu´ganoⁿpewathe Shkoⁿthaithoⁿ, location of 27: 99.

Tenük Clan, census of 19: 619, 622.

Tenure, Land, aboriginal idea of 23: XXXII sq.

Teocomo, river and settlement of 14: 515.

Teocuauhxicalli, Mexican sculptured stones 10: 135 sq.

Teotleco

and Tusayan god, comparison of 15: 268.

ceremony of Mexico 15: 272.

Teotl-itonal day symbol, discussion of 16: 252.

Teoyamiqui, mention of 1: 229.

Tépahaian téhuli of Zuñi mythology 13: 383.

Te´pa itazhi, subgens (Tha´tada), account of 27: 159, 161 sq., 167, 168, 169, 209.

Tépdă´ or Tepda, a Kiowa synonym 14: 1087; 17: 149, 152.

Teepee. See Tipi.

Tepehuan

games of the 24:

dice games 153 sq.

double ball 660.

numbers of the 19: 868, 929.

tribes, obtaining information concerning 19: XVII.

Tepehuani cave dwellings 13: 349.

Tepeyollotl, signification of 16: 221.

Tephrosia Toxicaria, fish poison 38: § 212.

Tepk`íñägo, a Kiowa synonym 17: 149.

Tepoka. See Santa Magdalena de Tepoca.

Tepoka Indians

classification of 17: 67, 77, 83, 87, 99, 104, 107 sq.

extinction of 22, i: XI.

habitations of, discovery of traces of 22, i: XI.

synonymy of 17: 129*.

Tepoztlan, Mexico, ruins at 26: XIV.

Tep-pe-navon. See Tĭ´pinävón.

Tepumereme, Venezuela, sculptured rock of 10: 148.

Tepuru, master of ceremonies 38: § 588.

Te´qoedî, Tlingit clan

crests of 26: 415.

hero Kats! claimed by 26: 455.

history of 26: 408, 412, 414.

names of 26: 422.

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

Tequesquite

deposits of 29: 132.

Tewa name for 29: 579.

Teredo Navalis, damage to Alarcon’s ships by 14: 407.

Termarctos, fossil remains of 43: 15.

Termes Flavipes Koll. See Termites.

Termites

eating of 38: § 225.

in Pima mythology 26: 207, 247.

See also Ant.

Terms

denoting age and sex 47: 220 sq.

used in basketry 41: 389-398.

Terms of Relationship

according to birth 44: 180 sqq.

according to marriage 44: 182 sq.

supplementary 44: 183-186.

used by a woman 44: 183.

See also Kinship Terms; Relationship.

Terms of Reproach, Creek 42: 427.

Ternary Concept among primitive peoples 19: 847 sq.

Ternaux-Compans, Henri

mistake of, regarding Ispa 14: 585.

notes on Seri by 17: 94.

quotations from translation of Castañeda by 14: 472, 481, 489, 494, 496, 499, 501, 502, 503, 505, 506, 507, 508, 510, 511, 513, 514, 515, 517, 518, 521, 523, 524, 526, 527, 529, 531, 532, 533, 538, 539, 542, 545.

translation of Castañeda by 13: 296; 14: LV, 413.

translation of Coronado’s letter by 14: 580.

translation of Jaramillo by 14: 584.

translation, mistake in 14: 398.

work by, cited 28: 58.

Terrace

cooking pits and fireplaces 8: 174-177.

element in Pima basketry 26: 136-139.

in Tewa art 29: 56.

rooms, half open, not seen in ancient pueblos 8: 187.

See also Terraces.

Terrace Cloud Design, use of 47: 210.

Terraced. See Stepped.

Terraced Doorways 8: 190 sq.

Terraced Figures

of Mexico and Tusayan 17: 705.

on Sikyatki pottery 17: 701, 703.

Terraced Gardens 8: 217.

Terraced Roofs of Tusayan, names of 8: 104.

Terraces

ancient pueblos, method of reaching 8: 156.

Oraibi, formed by natural causes 8: 76.

Sichumovi, form of 8: 162.

Tusayan, names of 8: 223.

Zuñi, mention of 8: 97, 98, 144.

See also Terrace.

Terracotta

group of Chiriquian pottery 6: 67.

vessels, Florida Peninsula 20: 129 sq.

Terrapin, the Cherokee chief 19: 61.

Terrapin

bone, a charm against snake bite 42: 501.

myths concerning 19: 270, 271, 278 sq., 280, 286 sqq., 289, 306, 450, 452, 455.

Terrapin Dance

description of 42: 532 sq.

mention of 42: 524.

Terrapin Disease, symptoms of 42: 647.

Terrava, numbers of 19: 882, 931.

Terrell, Capt. J. W.

acknowledgment to 19: 13.

life of, among East Cherokee 19: 168.

on Catawba among East Cherokee 19: 165.

on Cherokee myths 19: 467.

on East Cherokee in Civil War 19: 170, 171.

on Junaluska 19: 165.

on Col. W. H. Thomas 19: 162.

roster of Cherokee troops by 19: 169.

Territory

of the Osage 36: 43, 44.

rights to 46: 476 sqq.

Terry, Gen. A. H.

mention of 4: 125.

pursuit of Sitting Bull by 14: 860.

treaty commissioner 17: 183.

Tĕsh´kwi, application of the word 23: 115.

Testut, L., mention of 46: 332, 333, 349, 350, 373.

Tesuke, Tesuki. See Tesuque.

Tesuque Indians

introductory note on 29: 37 sq.

names for 29: 576 sq.

population of 7: 123.

Tesuque Pueblo

a Tewa pueblo 8: 37.

act of Congress affecting 18: 920.

collection from 2: 410, 450.

visit to 22, i: 18.

Tetañaya, description of 21: 81.

Tetau

a synonym of the Comanche 14: 1043.

identification of 17: 167.

Tête Pélée, a synonym of the Comanche 14: 1043.

Tetepash, reference to 40: 503.

Tetlen, mention of 46: 125.

Teton

a Sioux division 14: 1058.

account of the 14: 1058; 15: 218.

Black Hills formerly occupied by 15: 196.

customs of the 11: 493.

definition and divisions of the 15: 160.

definition of the 4: 98.

habitat of the 7: 111.

myths of the 19: 459.

number of, in Ghost dance 14: 817.

population of the 7: 117.

raids on the Ponka 15: 192.

researches concerning the 11: XXXI.

See also Dakota.

Teton Dakota

insignia of police of 10: 419 sq.

shield devices of 10: 436.

translations made from dialect of 10: XIX.

See also Dakota.

Teton Sioux Music

compilation of manuscript on 36: 27.

mention of 36: 31.

work of Miss F. Densmore on 37: 22.

Tetons. See Dakota.

Tetonwan, beliefs among the 11: 436.

Tetsógi or Tetsogi

speaks same language as Hano clans 19: 614.

See also Tesuque.

Tetzcatlipoca, Mexican god 1: 230.

Te-uat-ha or Taos 14: 511.

Teük

derivation of 21: 125.

description of 21: 108.

Teules, a Mexican term 14: 524.

Te´une. See Buffalo Hunt, Annual.

Teunissen, Jurian, license to purchase land issued to 18: 597.

Tewa Clan

allied with Asa clan against the Ute 19: 610.

compulsory migration of 19: 605 sq.

katcinas introduced by 21: 62.

See also Hano.

Tewa Indian

Buffalo dance introduced from 21: 31.

conflict of, with Ute 8: 36.

connection of, with Plains Indians 21: 111.

cosmology of the 15: 304.

ethnobotany of the 36: 30.

ethnogeography of the 36: 29.

games of the 24:

archery 383, 390, 395.

ball race 666, 680 sq.

cat’s cradle 774.

dice games 160, 190-194.

European games 697 sq.

hidden ball 338, 339, 361, 367 sqq.

ring and pin 528, 558.

shinny 643.

stone throwing 728.

tops 747 sq.

language of the 8: 37.

marriage, baptism and burial of, not entirely Catholic 31: 15.

names of, for katcinas 21: 123, 124.

observations among the 26: XVIII.

paper on ethnogeography of the 37: 27.

papers on the 34: 26, 27.

pottery of the 28: 141, 159.

researches among, by Mrs. Stevenson 34: 14.

ruined pueblos of the 26: XX.

study of, by John P. Harrington 34: 23.

visit to ruins attributed to 19: XV.

Tewa Kiva, Powamû dance in 21: 32.

Tewa People

occupation of Payûpki by 17: 584.

progressiveness of, in Tusayan 17: 580.

See also Tewa Indian.

Tewa Pueblo

introduction of masks to the East Mesa by colonists from 21: 111.

mention of 14: 525.

Texan Tribes

history of 28: 16 sq.

See also Texans; Texas.

Texans

atrocities committed by 17: 214.

attack on Comanche by 17: 214.

killing of Ä´`to-t’aiñ by 17: 343.

Kiowa fight with 17: 277.

Kiowa name for 17: 255.

Kiowa opinion concerning 17: 170.

raid on Kiowa by 17: 197.

raids on Indians by 17: 205.

Santa Fé expedition of, in 1841 17: 172, 173.

stealing of Indian horses by 17: 214.

Texas, Ben, offer of services by 14: 893.

Texas

archeological work in 41: 14 sq.

Cheyenne raids in 17: 177.

collection from 41: 20.

Comanche raids in 17: 177, 187, 199.

copper found in, by Cabeza de Vaca 14: 350.

discoidal stones from 13: 101, 106.

field work in 23: IX, XVII.

Houston’s party in history of 19: 223.

intended destination of Narvaez 14: 346.

Kiowa raids in 17: 165, 173, 177, 181, 187, 188, 270, 280, 309, 319, 325, 328, 329, 344.

limit of De Soto’s government 14: 370.

linguistic work in 8: XX.

migration of Creek tribes to 19: 99.

military posts, etc., in 17: 387.

petroglyphs in 10: 215 sqq.

physical types of tribes in 42: 677.

pottery, probable influence of Mexican and Pueblo art on 20: 102.

references to 27: 8 sq., 74.

researches in 29: 10, 13, 19; 30: 11, 18.

secession of, from Mexico 19: 144.

stemmed flints from 13: 156.

treatment of Indians by 17: 182.

warning to Indians against raids in 17: 190.

work in 19: XVI, XVII.

Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, report on mesquite bean 26: 74.

Texas Cherokee

history of 19: 143-146.

origin of 19: 138, 141.

Texas, Hasínai, description of 28: 17.

Texas Indians

avoided by whites 42: 829.

See also Texan Tribes; Texas.

Texolo, Mexico

mounds in 25: XXVIII, 245 sq.; 26: XV.

ruins in 25: 248.

Textile Art

influence of, on pottery 20: 80, 86.

memoir on 13: XLIV, XLV, 3-45.

relation of, to the development of form and ornament 6: 189-252.

Textile Fabrics

absence of, at Sikyatki 17: 649.

found in Honanki 17: 572, 573.

from Awatobi 17: 629 sq.

in cavate lodges 13: 228.

pictographs on 10: 215 sqq.

Sikyatki dead wrapped with 17: 656.

study of 13: XXVI.

See also Textiles.

Textiles

Antillean 25: 213 sq., 216, 219.

Hohokam 26: 164.

imitation of impressions of, Eastern United States pottery 20: 52, 64, 65, 66, 76, 77, 78, 79 sq., 123.

miscellaneous 3: 415.

Pima 26: 148-153, 164.

prehistoric 3:

diagonal 417.

forms of 401.

from Mississippi Valley 408-411.

from New Jersey 421.

from Southern States 407.

from Swiss lake-dwellers 413.

in the United States 393-425.

Pueblo pottery ornament 4: 360.

southward extension of 20: 144 sq.

use of, in modeling and embellishing 20:

Eastern United States pottery 28, 30, 50, 52, 67-79.

Iroquoian pottery 161, 163, 165, 166 sq.

Lower Mississippi Valley pottery 103.

Middle Atlantic Coast pottery 151.

Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 84.

New Jersey-New England pottery 179.

Northwestern pottery 194-197.

South Appalachian pottery 133.

use of, to support pottery 3: 398.

See also Baskets; Cords; Fabrics; Net; Paddle; Roulette.

Texts

punctuation of 40: 28.

restored phonetically 40: 27, 501.

written in syllabary 40: 501.

Texture

Florida pottery 20: 117, 118, 121, 122.

Gulf Coast pottery 20: 106.

Iroquoian pottery 20: 161.

Middle Atlantic Coast pipes 20: 158.

Middle Atlantic Coast pottery 20: 148, 153, 155.

Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 20: 84.

New Jersey-New England pottery 20: 175.

Northwestern pottery 20: 196.

South Appalachian pottery 20: 131.

See also Materials; Paste.

Texturing. See Decoration; Finish.

Teyas

Cicuye besieged by 14: 524.

description of, by Coronado 14: 581.

identification of, with Comanche 14: 396.

met by Coronado 14: 507, 527, 578.

Tezcatlipoca. See Tetzcatlipoca.

Tezhu´

meaning of the term 27: 233, 273.

preparation of 27: 342.

references to 27: 154, 213, 236, 238.

Thackston, ——, acknowledgment to 44: 3.

Tha`kahinĕ´na, Arapaho name of the Kiowa Apache 14: 1081.

Tha`káká-hinĕ´na; Tha’ka-itän, Kiowa Apache synonyms 17: 245.

Thalbitzer, Dr. W., mention of 46: 256, 330, 333, 339, 373.

Thalictrum Dasycarpum 33: 80.

Thalictrum Purpurescens, human transportation of 33: 59.

Thamara, Francisco, on aboriginal Antilleans 25: 29, 32.

Thamnosma Montanum, Pima medicine 26: 80.

Thanksgiving

address of 42: 632.

before return from hunt, Omaha 3: 293.

ceremony, Coeur d’Alêne 45: 186.

dance at Zuñi and Moki 15: 305.

dance of 47: 81 sq., 336.

T’häpet’häpáyit’he, a Kiowa synonym 17: 149.

Tharonhiawakon

meaning of creation of man and animals by 21: 138.

names for 21: 138.

reference to 21: 137.

See also Zephyrs.

Tha´tada Gens

bear and eagle associated with 27: 42.

general account of 27: 159-168.

in annual buffalo hunt 27: 277.

See also names of the subgentes and of other divisions.

Thatch

Ahouai leaves used for 38: § 312.

Anthurium Acaule leaves used for 38: § 324.

Guiana Indian 38: § 318-324.

Thatcher, B. B., on mode of using stone sinkers 13: 97.

Thatcher, Pueblo ruins near, mention of 22, i: 173.

Thatuna, origin of the name 14: 745.

Thaumaturgic Motive in trephining 16: 18, 69, 70, 71, 72.

Thaumaturgics, mention of 1: 37.

Thaumaturgy

of the Siouan tribes 11: 417.

See also Magic; Sorcery.

Thaumer de la Source, M., quoted 12: 620-652.

Thaw Fellowship, reference to 27: 29.

The Flame for Bo-i-de

time chart of 4: 93, 99-127.

winter count of 10: 268.

The Gauche, Assiniboin chief, account of 46: 400.

The-Same-One. See Daveko.

The Swan

chart of 4: 93, 99-127.

winter count of 10: 268.

Thea Heye Expedition, collection made by 44: 31.

Theal, George McCall, quoted on rhombus among the Kaffirs 9: 479.

Thearchy among the Siouan Indians 15: 184.

Theatrical Performance, Hopi 21: 22.

Theft

among the Guiana Indians 38: § 736.

among the Indians 46: 476, 481 sq.

among the Omaha 3: 367.

punishment for 42: 356 sq., 697; 46: 482.

signs for 1: 282, 345.

Wyandot law for 1: 66.

See also Stealing.

The´giha, application of the term 27: 37, 605.

Theism, mention of 11: 502.

Theistic Society, definition of 1: 35.

Theobroma, cacao 38: § 246.

Theodat, Gabriel Sagard, on dice games, Hurons 24: 107 sq.

Theories

concerning mummification or embalmment 1: 130.

regarding use of scaffolds 1: 167, 168.

Therapeutic Motive in trephining 16: 18, 68, 71.

Therapeutics of the Mide´wiwin 7: 196-201, 226, 241 sq.

Thermopsis Rhombifolia 33: 91.

Theurgism, development of 23: 414, 415.

Theurgist

actions of a 23: 502 sq.

function of 31: 13.

gesticulations of 23: 495.

methods of, in curing disease 23: 415, 493.

practicing of 23: 496, 497, 500.

Sia 11: 16, 75.

See also Magic; Medicine-Men; etc.

Thevetia Neriifolia, seeds of, used for “bells” 38: § 574.

Thibault, J. K.

mounds on farm of, Arkansas 12: 245.

specimens donated to Bureau by 12: 245.

Thibault, J. R., pottery collection of 4: 382, 420.

Thick-Blanket. See Políakyă.

Thickness. See Walls.

Thiebeau Point Village Site 37: 99.

Thief

detected by ceremonial procedure 30: 89 sqq.

See also Stealing; Theft.

Thief Catcher, office of 47: 266.

Thiel, ——, on number of Terrava 19: 882.

Thiele, C., mention of 46: 31.

Thigpen, Arch., mound on land of 44: 407.

Thigû´nawat, Arapaho name of the Ghost dance 14: 791.

Thiku´wiⁿxe. See Turning the Child.

Thimble-boxes of the Eskimo 9: 318 sq.

Thimble-holders of the Eskimo 18: 109 sq.

Thimbles

brass, recovered from mound 44: 166.

of the Eskimo 18: 109 sq.

Thin Leather

Pima informant 28: 34, 44, 45, 46.

See also Kâ´mal tkâk.

Thing, L. H.

clay plastering in mounds found by 12: 664.

copper plate from stone grave obtained by 12: 308.

engaged as temporary assistant 12: 19.

explorations of 5: XX, XXI.

field work of 6: XXVII sq.

figured copper plate in stone grave found by 12: 701.

Third World. See Mythology.

Thistle

use of 44: 288.

use of, as food 45: 479, 480.

use of, in medicine 30: 44.

See also Cirsium.

Thi´xida, Pawnee name for Ponca 27: 43.

Thi´xida Gens, Ponca

general account of 27: 43.

personal names of 27: 53.

references to 27: 41, 42, 48, 439.

Thle-chum-me Tustunnigge, warrior of the Creek nation 42: 328.

Thlingghadinne, ring and pin game of the 24: 543.

Thlinkit

ivory and wood carvings 6: XLII.

labrets 3: 82, 87, 88.

masks 3: 110-120.

pictographs 4: 78.

rattles 3: 111.

shamanistic emblem of 10: 612 sq.

war colors of 10: 632.

See also Tlingit.

Thlococothco. See Łikatcka.

Thomas, ——, cited on Massachusetts Indian policy 18: 602 sq.

Thomas, Chief ——, at Nenana 46: 38.

Thomas, B. G., mounds on farm of 12: 56.

Thomas, Dr. Cyrus

abstract of papers on aids to the study of Maya codices by 6: LV sq.

aid by, in linguistic classification 22, i: XXXI sq.

archeologic work of 15: 19.

bibliographic research on Hawaii by 31: 8.

bulletin by 30: 23.

Central American stocks classified by 21: XXIV.

characterization of paper by 22, i: XLIII sq.

cited 2: 332; 10: 209.

cited on Maya codex 15: 271.

collection from mounds by 6: 1.

contributor to Bureau 48: 1189.

cyclopedic labor of 21: XXXII.

death of 31: 16.

exploration of Iroquoian province by 20: 159.

explorations by, in North Carolina 20: 137.

field work of 6: XXVI sqq., XXX.

illustration of clay plastering from 20: 37.

introduction to memoir on Indian land cessions by 18: 527-647.

material for Indian cyclopedia collected by 23: XL.

Mayan calendar system, paper on, by 19: 693-819; 22, i: 197-305; 23: XXXVII, XLIII.

Mayan and Mexican calendar systems investigated by 21: XXXI.

memoirs by 19: XLII sq., XLIV sq.

mention of 46: 173.

mound exploration by 13: 9.

notes on Mayan and Mexican manuscripts by 3: 1-65.

numeral systems of Mexico and Central America by 19: 853-955.

obituary of 48: 1221.

office work of 6: XLVII; 20: XXII.

on day symbols of the Maya year 16: LXXXVIII-XCV, 199-265.

on finding of unusual boat-shape stone 13: 116.

on Han-it numeration 19: 138.

on Mayan calendar period 19: 675.

on Mexican and Mayan symbolic colors 10: 625.

on Polynesian loan words 15: LXIV.

paper by, on aids to study of Maya codices 6: 253-371.

paper by, on burial mounds in northern United States 5: XXXVIII-XLIII, 3-119.

papers by, cited or referred to 12: 308, 562, 718, 721.

preparation of memoir by 15: XLI.

proposed association of work on Eastern United States pottery with report of 20: 15.

publication of papers by 11: XXIV; 17: LVII.

reference to 28: 226.

report on opening of Georgia mound in work of 20: 139.

researches by 14: XXXVII; 16: XIX, XXII, XXVI, XXX, XXXV, XXXVIII, XL, XLII, XLVII, L, LV, LXXII.

study of Mexican and Maya codices by 23: XXXVII.

summary of work of 15: LXXVII.

translation of description of burial ceremonies of the Hurons by 5: 110-119.

work of 5: XX sqq., XXXVII; 7: XVI sqq., XXX sq.; 8: XIX, XXIII; 9: XXV sqq., XXXVIII; 10: X, XXI, XXII; 11: XXIV; 13: XXVI, XXIX, XXXVI; 15: LXXVII; 17: XLVIII sq.; 18: XLVI, LVI; 19: XXIX; 24: XVII sq., XXVI, XXXII; 25: XIX, XX; 26: XVI, XXIII; 27: 9; 28: 11 sq.; 29: 17 sq.; 30: 10, 17, 19.

work of, in linguistic classification 23: XXXIV.

work of, on hieroglyphic records 22, i: XXXVI.

work of, on mounds 37: 76.

Thomas, Mrs. E. P., steatite collection of 15: 125.

Thomas, Miss Jessie E.

librarian of the Bureau 23: XLII.

Mayan vocabulary transcribed by 21: XXVII.

obituary notice of 24: XXXVIII.

work of 24: XXIII-XXXVIII.

work of, on Diccionario de Motul 22, i: XXXIII; 23: XLII.

Thomas, John S., burial place on farm of, Tennessee 12: 355.

Thomas, Juan

calendar history by 26: 35.

cure song by 26: 302-306.

in flight at Santan 26: 57.

in Geronimo campaign 26: 60.

information furnished by 26: 18.

on legerdemain of medicine-men 26: 261.

Thomas, Mrs. L. V., work of 7: XXXI.

Thomas, Mary B., collection of 15: 130.

Thomas, Col. W. H.

acknowledgment to 19: 13.

arrangements by, for stay of East Cherokee in the east 19: 158 sq.

connection of, with East Cherokee affairs 19: 162, 163, 165, 166-172.

difficulty over estates of 19: 173 sq.

killing of Indian women by men under 19: 52.

legend told by 19: 491.

life of 19: 159-162.

mission of, to U´tsâla and Charley 19: 157 sq.

on Baptist preachers among East Cherokee 19: 165.

on Cherokee round-up 19: 131.

on Junaluska 19: 165.

on traditional predecessors of Cherokee 19: 23.

on Rutherford’s route 19: 205.

on smallpox among East Cherokee 19: 23.

on Swimmer’s knowledge of Cherokee myths 19: 236.

purchase of lands for East Cherokee by 19: 159.

retirement of 19: 172.

Thomas, William H., agent for Cherokee 5: 315.

Thomas Legion, organization of 19: 161 sq., 169 sq.

Thomas Place, flint on 44: 516.

Thompson, ——, arrest of 19: 119.

Thompson, Captain ——, defeat of Cherokee by Americans under 19: 48.

Thompson, A. H.

account of Tävibo by 14: 703.

acknowledgment to 14: 655.

on the Paiute prophet 14: 702.

reference to 29: 350.

Thompson, Benjamin

information furnished by 26: 18.

steatite quarry on land of 15: 126.

Thompson, Charlie, information furnished by 42: 402.

Thompson, E. H., on Andromaro Molina 23: XXXVII.

Thompson, Gilbert

on pictographs 4: 27, 33, 34, 229, 245.

petroglyphs reported by 10: 92.

Thompson, Henry, mounds on land of 12: 142.

Thompson, L. K.

aid rendered by 17: 14.

on Seri charm-trophies 17: 260*.

Thompson, R. F., acknowledgments to 5: 130; 18: 644.

Thompson Indians

basketry of the 41: 142, 143 sqq., 154, 155, 156, 157, 159, 177, 178, 180, 185, 200, 209, 210, 211, 216, 217, 223, 225, 229, 230-233, 234, 237, 284, 350 sq., 361, 362, 370, 372, 373, 414-420, 424 sqq., 444 sq.

characteristics of 45: 325.

characteristics of basketry of 41: 230, 233.

coiled basketry taught by 41: 133.

designs of the 41: 378.

discussion of art of 41: 369-376, 376-383.

divisions of the 45: 447 sq.

dress of the 45: 230.

environment of the 41: 143; 45: 448.

ethnobotany of the 45: 447-552.

Flathead name for the 45: 300.

floral zones of habitat of 45: 448.

games of the 24:

archery 383, 390.

ball game (European) 790 sq.

cat’s cradle 157, 773.

dice games 157.

hand game 302, 303.

hoop and pole 421, 491 sqq.

racket 562, 609 sq.

ring and pin 528, 552 sq.

running races 806 sq.

stick games 229, 254 sqq.

tops 742.

tossed ball 710.

habitat of the 45: 447.

hunting grounds of the 45: 213.

influence of, in basketry 41: 134, 135.

myths of the 19: 433, 436, 437, 440, 441, 451, 467, 470.

name of, in sign language 45: 146.

of Salishan stock 41: 373.

tattooing and face and body painting of 45: 403-439.

See also Lower Thompson; Upper Thompson.

Thomson, Arthur, mention of 46: 269.

Thomonys Cervinus, eaten by the Pima 26: 82.

Thong, Sacred Captive, custom connected with 39: 180.

Thongs, manufacture of, by the Eskimo 9: 301 sq.

Thorn, R. R., mounds on land of 12: 121.

Thorn Bush, a Cherokee clan 42: 118.

Thornapple

in Pima song 26: 300.

use of 44: 289, 307, 321, 356, 377.

use of, in ceremonies 30: 88-91.

Thornber, Prof. J. J.

on nuts of “quinine plant” 26: 78.

on Pima saltbushes 26: 84.

on Thamnosma montanum 26: 80.

work of 26: 18.

Thorns, use of 44: 378.

Thornton, Governor ——, settlement named for 29: 452.

Thornton, Dr. Wales, mention of 46: 94.

Thorntown. See Miami, Eel River Band.

Thor’s Hammer. See Filfot.

Thought, Primitive, characteristics of 19: 828-833.

Thought-reading, Cherokee belief in 19: 244, 433, 473.

Tho´-xe Gens

a gens of the Ṭsi´-zhu division 39: 41.

animals used by, as symbols 39: 244.

mythical story concerning 39: 206.

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

order of degrees in 36: 152.

personal names of 43: 160-163.

songs belonging to the 39: 316.

symbol of the 39: 50.

symbolic hair cut of the 43: 92.

the Buffalo Bull gens 39: 205.

Tho´-xe P̣a Thi-hoⁿ Gens, wi´-gi-e of 36: 134-139.

Thrall, ——

on capture of Bowl’s family 19: 146.

on Indian expulsion from Texas 19: 145.

on Mexican grant to Cherokee 19: 143.

on number of Texas Cherokee 19: 145.

Thrashing Floors in Verde Valley 13: 246, 305.

Thrashing Holes for wild rice 19: 1067 sqq.

Thrashing Machines, first form of 19: 1066 sq.

Thrashing Wild Rice

by churn dasherlike stick 19: 1068 sq.

by flailing 19: 1069.

by rubbing, bruising and shaking 19: 1069 sq.

by treading 19: 1067 sq.

mechanical means employed in 19: 1070.

supporting sticks used during 19: 1067, 1069.

Thread

making by the Eskimo 18: 110 sqq.

of basswood fiber 14: 259.

of the Eskimo 9: 317 sq.

primitive, manufacture of 13: 21.

See also Cord; String; Twine.

Three, a ritual number 47: 284.

Three Deer, a sky deity 43: 74.

Three Eagles, a Flathead chief 45: 376.

Three-ply Cotton

scale lines 38: § 38.

twine 38: § 35.

Three-pointed Stones

areas differentiated by 34: 263.

as zemis 25: 58.

distribution of 34: 199.

general description of 25: 111.

interpretation of 25: 128-132.

not found in Lesser Antilles 34: 60.

of four types 34: 211-220.

relation of, to stone collars 25: 170-173.

smooth stones 25: 127 sq.

theories concerning use of 34: 263 sqq.

use of, for pestle 34: 220.

where found 34: 61.

with conoid projection modified into head 25: 125 sqq.

with face between anterior and conoid projections 25: 121-125.

with head on anterior and legs on posterior projection 25:

with bird heads 111, 112, 119 sqq.

with human heads 111, 112, 117, 119.

with reptilian heads 111, 112, 117 sq., 119.

See also Zemis.

Three Springs, Va., trail passing near 42: 759.

Three Stars, an Indian name for General Crook 4: 146.

Three Stars, Clarence, interpreter for Sioux delegation 14: 891.

Thrift-Sense, Seri, beginning of 17: 209*-212*.

Throat, how treated by the Zuñi 30: 49, 53, 56, 59, 60.

Throsh, J. B., mounds on land of, North Carolina 12: 350.

Thrower Dance, Kwakiutl 35: 965, 1035.

Throwing Boards for Eskimo seal darts 9: 217 sq.

Throwing Dance

of the Kwakiutl 35: 928.

song of 35: 934 sq.

Throwing Game

dice game, Haida 24: 190.

played by the Eskimo 18: 335.

Throwing Sticks

Eskimo 11: 239; 18: 152-155.

game of, account of 24: 417.

tools used by Eskimo in making 18: 89.

Throwing Stones in Swiss lake-dwellings 13: 98.

Thruston, Gates P.

acknowledgment to 20: 16.

mound explored by 41: 495.

on use of trowel and stopper-shaped objects 20: 35, 36.

pottery from collections of 20: 30, 35, 40, 41, 94.

work of, on Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 20: 87.

Thugma. See Fontelle, Logan.

Thugma gaxthiithoⁿ, location of 27: 100 sq.

Thuja Gigantea 45: 475, 495.

Thuja Occidentalis

medicinal constituents of 44: 305.

medicinal properties of 44: 303.

use of 44: 293, 338, 340.

Thuja Plicata 45: 461, 496, 501.

Thumb, Serian and Yuman names for 17: 330* sqq.

Thumb Butte, Ariz., pictographs near 28: 215.

Thunder

and lightning, god of 42: 485 sq.

as god of war 27: 200, 402 sq., 404, 415 sq., 435, 441, 464, 477.

as god of war, Ponca 27: 439, 440.

beliefs concerning 44: 249; 45: 178, 290.

Cedar Pole related to 27: 219, 229, 458.

clan emblem, Tlingit 26: 417.

conception of 42: 486.

consecration of boy to 27: 122-128.

control of 42: 631.

house group name, Tlingit 26: 402.

in beliefs of Ponca 27: 42.

in He´dewachi ceremony 27: 253 sq., 260.

in Pima legend 28: 47.

in Potawatomi myth 14: 209.

Indian notion concerning 14: 968.

Iroquois myth concerning 2: 55.

myths and lore concerning 19: 240, 248, 257, 295, 300 sq., 311, 342, 345 sqq., 362 sq., 435, 441 sq., 464, 465, 481 sq., 491.

personification of the 14: 1097, 1099.

primitive conception of 15: 180, 182, 183.

rites connected with 27: 142 sq., 160, 177 sq., 185.

rites connected with, Osage, Ponca 27: 47.

sacred pole allied to 27: 154.

sacred regard for 15: 184.

sacred shell associated with 27: 457.

significance in Turning the Child 27: 117, 119 sqq.

sources of 30: 269 sq.

terms relating to 29: 59 sq.

tutelar god of He´thushka 27: 459.

Thunder Bay, origin of name 14: 968.

Thunder Bay Chippewa, reservation for 18: 810.

Thunder Beings

belief concerning 11: 37, 381, 385, 424, 441, 508, 517, 523.

mythic 11: 441.

shamans, order of 11: 395.

Thunder-berries, use of, as food 14: 996.

Thunder-Bird

account of the 14: 968.

among the Tlingit, in mythology 26: 434, 454.

among the Tlingit, representation of 26: 468.

associated with success in war 37: 433.

carries prince around world 35: 1129.

carved 35: 806.

ceremony in honor of 37: 447.

characterization of 37: 439.

conception of 37: 287.

connection of, with sacred pole 27: 229.

dancers 35: 1159, 1166.

dish 35: 815.

Eskimo mythic creature 18: 445 sq.

figure of the 14: 969.

Halulu, Hawaiian 33: 324, 629, 637.

in Kwakiutl hoop and pole game 24: 521.

in Omaha mythology 27: 218, 457.

legend of the 18: 486 sq.

mention of the 4: 188; 35: 816.

myth of the 3: 113, 149.

Prof. E. W. Nelson on 3: 120.

Nootka belief concerning 31: 907.

offering to, in War-bundle feast 37: 429, 430, 447, 455, 467, 503.

painted on bluff 44: 533.

pictographs of 10:

Dakota 483 sqq.

Haida 399, 485.

Kwakiutl 479.

mention of 58, 479, 483-487.

Micmac 487.

Ojibwa 58, 487.

Twana 485.

Venezuelan 487.

reference to, in Arapaho song 14: 978.

representations of 18: 226, 446.

song of the 14: 976; 35: 1130, 1146.

worship of the 3: 227.

Thunder-bird Clan

chief selected from 37: 209.

feast of 37: 318-321.

functions of 37: 200.

funeral ceremonies of 37: 146 sqq.

importance of 37: 207.

known as Chief clan 37: 218.

mention of 37: 207-211.

origin myths of 37: 207 sq.

symbol of 37: 203.

Thunder Disease, symptoms and treatment of 42: 650.

Thunder Gens, references to 40: 358, 503.

Thunder God

of the Iroquois 2:

comparison of, with other gods 52.

mention of 51, 58.

or Hi-nuⁿ 52.

origin of 52.

powers of 52, 58.

worship of 52.

of the Quiche 16: 238.

symbol in Mexican hieroglyphics 16: 216.

Thunder Group, Osage, reference to 27: 61.

Thunder Magician in Pima religion 26: 251.

Thunder Medicine, use of 42: 660.