Part I. SUBJECT INDEX (continued 33)

See also Yazau River.

Yeamans, Sir John, purchase of land by 18: 626.

Year

divisions of the 42: 400-403.

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

Mayan, various interpretations of 19: 747 sq.

terms relating to 29: 61.

Zuñi divisions of 23: 108.

See also Years.

Yeardley, Francis, purchase of land by 18: 624 sq.

Years

elements, reference to 3: 49.

to cardinal points, reference to 3: 49.

See also Year.

Yébĭtcai or Yebitcai

ceremony of the Navaho 17: 500.

derivation of 21: 126.

hogan of the Navaho 17: 509.

Yebitchai, meaning of the term 8: 235, 236.

Yehoho, description of 21: 106.

Yekuana. See Maiongkong.

Yeletpo, a Cayuse synonym 14: 745.

Yeletpo Choppunish, a Cayuse synonym 14: 743.

Yellow

how represented in codices 16: 228.

Serian and Yuman words meaning 17: 335* sq.

Yellow-Bird

adoption of child of 14: 880.

responsibility of, for Wounded Knee fight 14: 868.

Yellow Bird, among the Pima

in mythology 26: 367.

in song 26: 303, 305, 334.

Yellow Breast, delegate to Wovoka 14: 820.

Yellow Cedar

mention of 35: 163.

preparation of bark of 35: 129 sq.

Yellow Corn Clan, size of 47: 35.

Yellow Creek Settlement, mention of 5: 183.

Yellow Dyes, sources of 30: 80, 97.

Yellow Eagle, delegation to Wovoka under 14: 808.

Yellow Flax, use of, in medicine 30: 56.

Yellow Hair

cession of reserve for 18: 748.

reservation for 18: 706.

Yellow Hammer

a man-being in Iroquoian cosmology 21: 175, 202.

myth concerning 19: 288 sq.

Yellow Hill, purchase of 19: 161.

Yellow Jacket, myth concerning 19: 260, 443 sq.

Yellow Knife, visit of, to Wovoka 14: 797, 819.

Yellow Lotus, mention of 33: 79.

Yellow Mountain in Pima mythology 26: 217.

Yellow Pigment, mention of 38: § 31.

Yellow Pine, use of, in ceremonies 30: 96.

Yellow River, treaty of 18: 758.

Yellow Smoke, earth lodge of 13: 270.

Yellow Thunder’s “Forty,” location of 37: 51.

Yellow Thunder’s Village, location of 37: 51.

Yellow Ware from Pueblo ruins in Arizona, reference to 22, i: 59.

Yellowstone National Park

plummet from 13: 112.

possible origin of Hopewell mounds obsidian in 20: 194.

pottery of 20: 194, 201.

Yellowstone River, occupation of, by the Crow 15: 198.

Yendestake, clans at 26: 397, 413, 414.

Yêndē´staq!ê. See Yendestake.

Yenesei River, Siberia, petroglyphs on 10: 186.

Yenyē´dî, Tlingit clan

affinity of 26: 412.

crests of 26: 415.

phratry and tribe of 26: 399.

Yeopim Indians, purchase of land from 18: 625.

Yerba de Flecha, probable use of, by Seri, as arrow poison 17: 258* sq.

Yerba Mansa. See Houttuynia Californica.

Yerbatero, a professional poisoner 38: § 735.

Yeso, use of, for interior whitewash 8: 74.

Yeta, a division of the Kansa 37: 181.

Yet´tripih, number names of 19: 871.

Yew

Pacific, use of 45: 500.

use of 44: 293, 362.

western, use of 45: 499.

wood, mention of 35: 144, 146, 149, 150, 154, 181.

Yib, signification of 16: 254.

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

Yiela del Arispe, Pima chief 26: 21.

Yiz. See Balam.

Ylacca

land cessions and reservations 18: 784.

See also Round Valley Reserve.

Ymaba

visit of Alvarado to 14: 575.

See also Braba; Uraba.

Ymix. See Imix.

Ymolina, Luis de Neve

on formation of Othomi numerals 19: 909.

on Othomi number names 19: 873.

on Othomian numbers 19: 873.

on Othomian numerals 19: 909.

Yoamocoes, sale of land by 18: 569, 573.

Yohozro Wüqti

derivation of 21: 126.

description of 21: 84.

Yokai Indians, basket making among the 20: XVI.

Yo-kaí-a, a burial dance 1: 192 sqq.

Yokcabil

definition of 16: 257.

Muyal, definition of 21: 258.

Yokes

breast, used by the Eskimo 18: 211.

made by the Menomini 14: 289.

stone, of the Totonacs, mention of 34: 169.

See also Stone Yokes.

Yokol land cessions and reservations 18: 782.

Yoku

ant bite, counterirritant 38: § 926.

punishment 38: § 739.

Yokut Indian

color used by the 4: 52.

games of the 24:

dice games 140 sq.

European games 793.

hand game 293 sq.

hoop and pole 483 sq.

popgun 751.

racket 595.

shinny 640.

snow snake 414.

tops 741.

grass figures woven by 4: 78.

illustration of ornamentation by 6: 233, 234.

pictographs on baskets by 10: 217.

use of stone mortars by 13: 96.

Yollamer land cessions and reservations 18: 784.

Yolumne

land cessions and reservations 18: 782.

See also Tolumne.

Yonaguska

adoption of W. H. Thomas by 19: 160.

life of 19: 162 sqq.

Yoni, cult of the 11: 505.

Yonkalla, population of 7: 82.

Yontoñwisas Dance, legend concerning 19: 365, 492.

Yontz, A. C., references to 29: 467, 488, 489, 492, 553.

Yookoomans, a Yä´kĭma synonym 14: 737.

Yopo. See Yupa.

Yopone. See Black Drink; Cassine.

York, Duke of, grant to 18: 530.

York, Pa., trail near 42: 760.

York Mountains, mention of 46: 93.

Youikcones or Youkone of Lewis and Clark 7: 134.

Youkiousme, a Moquelumnan dialect 7: 92.

Youkone. See Youikcones.

Young, Lieutenant ——, Coweta chief 42: 322.

Young, Col. Bennett H., mention of 41: 565.

Young, John, on tree burial 1: 161.

Young, J. R., agent for Pima 26: 34.

Young, John W., on sacred stone of Oraibi 4: 58.

Young, William

assistance rendered by 7: XXX.

cited 10: 378.

Young, Serian and Yuman words meaning 17: 336* sq.

Young Bear, George

paraphrase by 40: 378.

reference to 40: 501, 545.

Young Cow, game of the, Teton Dakota 24: 416.

Young Deer, Cherokee formula furnished by 7: 316.

Young-Man-Afraid

as a peacemaker 14: 887.

conduct of, in Sioux outbreak 14: 884, 886.

Ghost dance council held by 14: 820.

proper name of 14: 887.

Sioux difficulty ignored by 14: 832.

speech of, to General Miles 14: 890.

Young-Man-Afraid-of-the-Indians. See Royer, D. F.

Young Mountain Sheep, a Kiowa warrior order 14: 989.

Young Sheep, a Kiowa military order 17: 230.

Younger, Cole, Texas Ben indorsed by 14: 893.

Younger Brother. See Brother, Younger.

Young’s Canyon, collection from 42: 19.

Youth’s Bed, position of, in various towns 42: 197-200.

Yowaluch, Louis

account of 14: 746, 754.

conversion of 14: 760.

correction concerning 14: 1111.

headman of Shaker church 14: 758.

Presbyterian church entered by 14: 760.

speech of 14: 753, 754.

Yowani. See Heyowani.

Yowa´ni, a Caddo division 14: 1093.

Ypadu. See Erythroxylum.

Ysleta, Tex., population of 7: 123.

Ysopete

a painted Plains Indian 14: 505, 507.

efforts of, to guide Coronado 14: 588.

supplants Tusk in confidence of Coronado 14: 509.

Ytaua, De Soto’s visit to 19: 201.

Yua, Eskimo beliefs concerning 18: 394, 395, 429, 437 sq., 440, 443.

Yuca

cassava bread prepared from 34: 57.

cultivation of 34: 57 sq.

West Indian culture based on 34: 264.

See also Cassava; Yucca.

Yuca Spirit, idol of 34: 208 sq.

Yucatan

as source of Antilleans 25: 215-220.

exploration of, by Alvarado 14: 352.

games of 25: 85.

Gulf Coast pottery suggesting that of 20: 110 sqq.

inscriptions and sculptures of, work on 22, i: XXXVI.

inscriptions on tablet from 22, i: 253.

Mayan vernacular of 21: XXVI.

possible influence of art of, on Eastern United States pottery 20: 145.

prehistoric culture of 25: 179.

ruined buildings of 25: XIII.

ruins of, bas-reliefs at 19: 672.

ruins of, inscriptions of 19: 806.

Yucatec Group of Mayan codices 22, i: 252.

Yucay, trephined crania from 16: 27.

Yucayu

name of Yuca Spirit 34: 209.

the great sky god 34: 264.

Yucca

blades, in Zuñi ceremonial 5: 550, 551, 553, 555.

fiber, anciently used 17: 572.

fiber, preserve made from 14: 487.

fiber, sandals from, Canyon de Chelly 8: 133.

fiber, use of, by ancient Pueblo Indians 22, i: 97.

fiber, use of, for garments 14: 517.

fillets in Tusayan 15: 287.

in Tusayan ceremony 15: 283.

mouse trap of, in Powamû festival 21: 71.

rope of, method of preparation 23: 113.

switches made of 47: 872.

use of, in bathing 8: 127.

use of, in ceremonial 11: 103, 119, 122.

used for washing head 47: 72.

used for whipping 47: 852.

whip of, appearance of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas 21: 66, 69, 70, 72, 76, 89, 98, 106, 108, 115, 116.

See also Cassava; Datil; Soapweed; Yuca.

Yucca Bacatta 26: 72.

Yucca Baccata Dance 5: 386, 439, 441.

Yucca Elata 26: 72, 142.

Yucca Glauca 33: 71.

Yucca Paccata 26: 116.

Yuchi

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

arrangement of square ground of 42: 227 sq., 273.

blood among Cherokee 19: 234.

Cherokee relations with 19: 385 sq.

clan councils of 42: 126.

clans of, furnishing chiefs and henihas 42: 193.

clans, phratries and moieties of 42: 160.

cultural distinctions of 42: 712.

customs of, adopted at Tuskegee 42: 585.

descent among the 42: 695.

given refuge by the Creeks 42: 46.

habitat and population of 7: 126, 127.

in Cherokee territory 19: 142 sq.

language, grammatical study of 26: XXII.

languages, grammatical notes on 26: XXI.

linguistic work among the 6: XXV.

Lower Creek White town 42: 126, 254.

myth of the cedar 14: 979.

myths of the 19: 421, 430.

position of beds at 42: 198.

property claims of 42: 337 sq.

relation of, to Creeks 42: 33.

religious beliefs of 42: 709.

researches among the 27: 9.

war with the 42: 57.

See also Uchean Family.

Yuctu, synonym for Syujtun 44: 55.

Yugeuingge

Indian form for Yuqueyunque 14: 510.

pueblo, mention of 14: 525.

Yugiyhĭk´ Festival, legend of origin of 18: 494-497.

Yuit Eskimo

crowded emigrants from Asia 3: 121.

of Asia, mention of 7: 74.

Yuki

color used by the 4: 52.

inhumation among the 1: 99.

tattooing of the 4: 49.

See also Round Valley Reserve.

Yukia land cessions and reservations 18: 784.

Yukian

family, mention of 7: 135 sq.

language, work on 11: XXIX.

stock, Huchnom tribe 24: 323.

Yukon

ancient remains in 46: 81, 140.

anthropology of 46: 150.

archeology of 46: 32, 84, 129, 134, 165.

at and below Tanana 46: 42, 45.

changes in 46: 81.

characteristics and scenery of 46: 126, 129.

explorations of 46: 123-129.

first white settlement on 46: 127.

gold rush and decline of 46: 128, 129.

history of 46: 126, 128.

Lower, old villages and sites in 46: 169, 195.

name of 46: 127.

old settlements of 46: 133.

ornate stone lamp from 46: 34.

rôle of, in peopling of Alaska 46: 81.

survey, geodetic, of 46: 129.

survey of 46: 73.

villages and camps in 46: 130.

villages and sites of, enumerated 46: 136.

See also Yukon River.

Yukon Delta

Big Lake Eskimo of 46: 226.

masks from the 3: 132-135.

Yukon Delta Crania

basiofacial diameters 46: 279-282.

dental arch 46: 276.

facial 46: 266.

facial angles 46: 285.

means 46: 286.

mention of 46: 254, 257, 259, 262, 263.

nose 46: 268, 270.

orbits 46: 129, 132, 361.

Yukon Eskimo

crania 46: 150, 161, 225, 232, 239, 256, 257, 259.

mention of 46: 129, 132, 361.

Yukon Indians

antiquity of 46: 83.

census of 46: 132, 133.

crania of 46: 150, 151-155.

type of 46: 83.

variety and name of 46: 129.

Yukon River

buildings on 18: 244.

ceremonial objects from 18: 407 sq., 414 sq.

explorations by E. W. Nelson on 18: 19, 20.

fishing on 18: 184 sq.

grave boxes used on 18: 315.

hospitality of people of 18: 296.

implements and utensils from 18: 65, 66, 70, 73, 77, 80, 83 sq., 88, 90, 92, 97 sq., 103-107, 109, 111, 113, 119, 137, 142, 146, 149, 156, 157, 159, 160, 161, 167 sqq., 170, 180, 184, 188, 191-194.

legends from 18: 482 sq., 486 sq., 497 sqq.

manufactures from 18: 199, 200, 204, 205.

mortuary customs on 18: 314 sq.

musical instruments used on 18: 352 sq.

ornaments from 18: 46, 58, 61, 62.

people living on 18: 26.

ruins on 18: 264.

tattooing on 4: 65.

tobacco implements from 18: 272, 274, 275, 278.

transportation apparatus from 18: 210, 218, 223, 224.

See also Yukon.

Yukon Territory, observations in 46: 123.

Yukonikhotana, mention of 46: 130.

Yukunuri Fish, caught by jagging 38: § 193.

Yuma Indian

absence of Ghost dance among 14: 805.

Coronado’s account of the 14: 554.

description of the 14: 485.

games of the 24:

ball race 666, 682.

dice games 208 sqq.

hand game 326, 327.

hoop and pole 526.

shinny 646.

in Pima flood legend 28: 51.

in Pima mythology 26: 215.

land cessions and reservations 18: 912, 914, 922.

map of Colorado River by 10: 342.

morality of the 26: 182.

musical instruments of the 26: 167.

paintings 4: 60, 158.

paints furnished by the 26: 161.

pottery of the 4: 300.

relationship of the 28: 220.

religious ceremony of the 10: 505 sqq.

researches among the 41: 61 sq.

trade of, with Pima 26: 94.

vegetables raised by the 26: 91.

warfare of, with Maricopa 26: 38, 40 sqq., 44-47.

warfare of, with Pima 26: 44-47, 165, 167.

weapons of the 26: 96.

Yuman

and Zuñi affinity 13: 355.

katcinas among the Hopi 21: 18.

Yuman Languages

comparison of Serian with 17: 296*-344*.

family of, mention of 7: 136 sqq.

Yuman Stock

cremation practiced by the 28: 220.

information concerning 26: XXVI.

tribes of the 24:

Cocopa 199, 681.

Diegueños 323

Havasupai 200.

Maricopa 201, 370, 396, 655, 681, 757, 776, 809.

Mission Indians 204, 325, 644.

Mohave 205, 326, 523, 560, 644, 682, 726.

Walapai 207, 371, 525, 645.

Yuma 208, 327, 526, 646, 682.

Yuman Tribe

derivation of Tcosbuci from a 21: 85.

style of hairdressing of 21: 85.

Yuña, description of 21: 113.

Yuña Mana, description of 21: 113.

Yunando. See Raiser.

Yunnaka-Khotana, mention of 46: 130, 131.

Yûñwĭ Tsûñsdi´. See Little People.

Yûñwi-usga´sĕ`tĭ. See Dangerous-Man.

Yûñ´wiyă

meaning of 19: 15, 182.

See also Synonymy.

Yuñya, Hopi ceremonial day of 21: 20, 52.

Yupa. See Piptadenia.

Yupaha, visit of De Soto to 19: 193.

Yuqueyunque

pueblo of 14: 525.

visit of Barrionuevo to 14: 500.

See also Yugeuingge.

Yuris Indian, of Brazil

dyes made by the 10: 222.

totem mark of the 4: 167.

Yuro, Arawak name for cassava squeezer 38: § 345.

Yurok

burial fires of the 1: 198.

ceremonial weapons of the 13: 116.

games of the 24:

dice games 199.

double ball 664.

stick games 265.

Karok name for the Weitspekan tribes 7: 132.

marriage customs of the 17: 285*.

Yurokon

beliefs concerning 30: 165, 171, 179.

description of 30: 174.

distribution of the name 30: 170.

legends of 30: 179, 181, 192, 195, 231.

See also Jurupari.

Yurts, Asiatic, affinities of, to summer houses in Alaska 46: 182.

Yuru. See Head Stick.

Yurúma, ite starch 38: § 233.

Yurupari. See Jurupari; Yurokon.

Yutan, a synonym of the Comanche 14: 1043.

Yútawáts, proper name of the Ute 17: 167.

Yutduc land cessions and reservations 18: 784.

Yutum, synonym for Syujtun 44: 36.

Yu´yunipi´tqana. See Smohalla.

Z

Zabang, Mount, heaven on 30: 136.

Zac

and ceh symbols, comparison of 16: 249.

phonetic value of 16: 259.

symbol, discussion of 16: 250.

Zacatecas

a Mexican province 14: 545.

missionary work in 14: 401.

Zacatla symbol in Mexican pictography 16: 244.

Zacaton

history of 26: 25.

See also Jacaton.

Zaczuy, a Zapotec goddess 16: 255.

Zagnato, an Awatobi synonym 17: 594.

Zagoskin, L. A., mention of 46: 57, 89, 127, 128, 130, 131, 132, 150, 176, 181, 196, 202.

Zaguate, an Awatobi synonym 17: 594.

Zaguato, an Awatobi synonym 17: 594.

Zakiah Creek, implements found on 15: 71.

Zaldívar, Don Juan, killed at Acoma 47: 26.

Zaldívar, Vincente de, Acomas punished by 47: 27.

Zaldyvar. See Saldivar.

Zaltieri, ——, on Pecos 29: 476.

Zania Integrifolia, meal made of 42: 692.

Zanthoxylum Americanum

human transportation of 33: 59.

medicinal constituents of 44: 305.

medicinal properties of 44: 303.

medicinal use of 42: 663.

mention of 33: 98.

use of 44: 294, 342, 364.

Zaparo Indian

food of the 30: 297.

natal customs of the 30: 325.

Zapotec

and Oceanic terms, comparison of 16: 262.

day names of the 16: 206.

method of forming numbers above ten 19: 885-888.

numbers of the 19: 872, 930.

terms, interpretation of 16: 218.

Zarabatana. See Blowgun.

Zaragoza, Justo

editor of Suarez de Peralta 14: 364.

on murder of Cortes’s wife 14: 473.

Zárate-Salmeron, Geronimo de

on Amoxiumqua 29: 395.

on Chama Pueblo ruin 29: 148.

on Cochiti 29: 439.

on Galisteo 29: 482.

on Gyusiwa 29: 393.

on Jemez 29: 402.

on native American liquor 14: 516.

on Puaray 29: 523.

on San Pablo ruin 29: 508.

on Sandia 29: 526.

on Taos 29: 182.

Zarete, Firmen, acknowledgment to 25: 235, 236.

Zavala County, Tex., road through 42: 833.

Zea Mays

mention of 33: 67.

probable place of origin of 33: 59.

use of 44: 294, 307.

See also Corn.

Zébä-do-k`ía, another name of Ä´`to-t’aiñ 17: 343.

Zeballos, Estanislao, acknowledgment to 18: XXIX.

Zeek-cimil, meaning of 16: 250.

Zehnder, Bernard, killed at Wounded Knee 14: 872.

Zeigler and Grosscup

on Cherokee myths 19: 467, 476, 478 sq.

on East Cherokee chiefs 19: 175.

on East Cherokee condition in about 1880 19: 176.

on Junaluska 19: 164.

on Jutaculla Old Fields 19: 479 sq.

on Rumbling Bald 19: 471.

Zeisberger, Rev. David

definition of terms in racket by, Delawares 24: 567.

definition of terms in racket by, Onondaga 24: 592.

on Delaware language 28: 275, 279, 290a, 290b.

on Indian name for die 24: 70.

on name Talliqe´wi 19: 19, 184.

reference to 28: 228.

Zeleny, S. I., mention of 46: 127.

Zeltner, A. de

cited 6: 20, 22, 27, 43, 45, 140.

description of Chiriquian vases by 6: 145 sqq.

observations on graves in Chiriqui by 6: 14, 18, 19, 41, 42.

Zemis

among the Carib 25: 68.

amulets used as idols 25: 146.

as totemic symbols 34: 232.

as totems 25: 59.

carried by medicine-men 34: 232.

figured by Charlevoix 25: 139.

found in Hispaniola 34: 172.

in houses of Haitians 25: 42.

in shape of three-pointed stones 25: 121.

materials from which made 25: 187.

meaning of the term 25: 53 sq.

pictograph of 25: 155.

relation of, to serpent worship 25: 153.

specimens of, figured by Charlevoix 25: 156.

tri-pointed, characteristic of Greater Antilles 34: 180.

with three points 25: 131.

wooden 25: 201 sq.

See also Cemi; Three-pointed Stones.

Zemism

mention of 25: 54-59.

See also Zemis.

Zenichi, Navaho gods 8: 265.

Zentino, Señora ——, skull obtained from 16: 65.

Zapeda, Señor Ramon, work of, as Mexican interpreter 22, i: XII.

Zephier, David, interpreter for Sioux delegation 14: 891.

Zephyr, a man-being in Iroquoian cosmology 21: 171, 183, 185, 295, 296.

Zépko-eétte

attempt to arrest 17: 329.

in raid against Texans 17: 319.

Kiowa surrender induced by 17: 211.

on expedition against Ute 17: 326.

portrait of 17: 151.

stealing of woman by 17: 294.

visit to Pueblos by 17: 347.

Zha´zhe Ki-toⁿ Wi´-gi-e 43: 97-101, 110, 113.

Zhe day symbol, discussion of 16: 229.

Zhiⁿga´gahige, Ponca

group under 27: 178, 181.

references to 27: 50, 409.

Zigzag

in roulette decoration, Eastern United States pottery 20: 75.

use of, in color decoration, Easter United States pottery 20: 67.

use of, in color decoration, Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 20: 86.

Zigzag Designs

adjustment of 41: 270, 272.

arrangement of 41: 274, 275.

interpretation of 41: 309-312.

use of 41: 244.

Zigzag Lines, symbolic use of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas 21: 72, 75, 76, 84, 87, 89.

Zigzag Sticks, use of, as lightning symbol, in pictures of Hopi katcinas 21: 43, 92.

Zile, Col. Z. A.

acknowledgment to 19: 13.

on Cherokee roundup 19: 131.

Zinapipo for talismanic necklace 38: § 535.

Zingomenes, a Spokan synonym 14: 732.

Zinnia, use of, in medicine 30: 45.

Zionville, N. C., trail passing 42: 772.

Zip

explanation of the name 16: 255.

month symbol in the codices 16: 249.

Zipias, account of the 13: 328.

Zitkala-noni, survivor of Wounded Knee 14: 878, 879.

Zitkalazi, Herbert, survivor of Wounded Knee 14: 880.

Zively, Maj. V. N., report of, on Camino Real 42: 830.

Zivola, synonym for Cibola 47: 23.

Zizania Aquatica 19: 1021; 33: 56, 67.

Zizania Miliacea 19: 1022.

Zizania Palustris

use of 44: 294, 307.

See also Wild Rice.

Zizyphus Lycioides

digging sticks made of, Pima 26: 97.

food plant, Pima 26: 76.

medicinal plant, Pima 26: 79.

Zni-nax, definition of 16: 259.

Zoic Character of Seri socialry 17: 293*, 295*.

Zoller, Señor ——, archeological specimens presented by 25: 18, 117, 118, 119, 183.

Zoñtam, Paul, house of, noted on calendar 17: 347.

Zoñtom, Mary

acknowledgment to 14: 655.

Ghost song composed by 14: 1085.

Zoo symbol in heiroglyphs 16: 225.

Zooculture

researches concerning 17: LIII.

Seri incapacity for 17: 203* sq.

Zoological Park, in Washington, D. C.

ancient quarry in 15: 66.

erection of wigwam in 18: XXVII, XXXV.

Zoomimic Stage of primitive technique, definition of 17: 249* sq., 252*.

Zoosematic Character of Seri face-painting 17: 169*.

Zootheism

among American Indians 11: 67, 393.

definition of 1: 30 sqq.; 15: 179; 16: 22.

Zoque, formation of number words in 19: 873 sq., 880, 907, 930.

Zotz symbol in Maya hieroglyph 16: 225.

Zo’tzi-ha, mention of, in Popol Vuh 16: 225.

Zuaque

games of the 24:

ball race 666, 678.

dice games 154.

hidden ball 356 sq.

shinny 631.

Zuck, Frank

aid given to Dr. J. W. Fewkes by 22, i: 120-164.

cemetery of ancient Pinedale ruin discovered by 22, i: 166.

Zuguato, an Awatobi synonym 17: 594.

Zuition, definition of 16: 259.

Zul symbol in Dresden Codex 16: 225.

Zulu, tattoo marks of the 10: 415 sq.

Zuñi

a many storied pueblo 16: 155.

absence of cremation at 28: 117.

adoption of site of 13: 215, 259.

aid refused to 47: 204-265.

and other pottery, comparison of 17: 623.

animal worship 2: 11.

arrival of the Asanyumu at 8: 30.

burial customs at 14: 519.

Calako masks of, display of, at Pamürti 21: 65, 66.

ceremonials of 14: XLV, 544.

character of masonry of 16: 163.

claim of, to Sichomovi 21: 26, 62.

collections from 2: 337; 3: 521-586; 6: XLIX; 18: XXVIII, XLVII.

cooking pots, collection of 3: 564 sqq.

Coronado at 47: 23.

creation myths of 13: XXXVIII, XLIV, LVII, 321-447.

defensive character of 13: 215.

derivation of Alo mana from 21: 109.

derivation of Atocle from 21: 71, 75.

derivation of Kawikoli from 21: 96.

derivation of Kwacus Alek Taka from 21: 109.

derivation of words from 21: 97.

description of pueblo of 8: 97 sqq.

discovery of 14: LVII.

dwellings of 28: 150, 219.

early inhabitants of 28: 154, 159, 218.

excavations near 39: 10.

farming villages of 16: 92, 156.

fetiches, article on, discussion of 2: XXVI.

fetiches, by F. H. Cushing 2: 3.

fetichism, origin of 2: 12.

hair of Hokyaña mana dressed in fashion of 21: 95.

healds 3: 389.

history of 13: 341.

Iliad 2: 12.

isolation of, from Caucasian civilization 2: 321.

kivas in 13: 257.

loom implements, collection of 3: 580.

method of baking pottery 2: 330.

model of 13: XXXVIII.

mythology 2: 11.

occurrence of pottery forms common at, in Middle Mississippi Valley 20: 88.

or A´-shi´wi 2: 9.

origin of Kintiel 17: 534, 591.

paint jars, collection of 3: 573.

paint pots, collection of 3: 570-573.

philosophy 2: 9.

priests or A´-shi-wa-ni 2: 12.

plans and description of villages of 8: 94-99.

population of 13: 195.

portion of site of, formerly occupied by Halona 8: 88.

pottery of 28: 159.

pueblos 3: XXI.

references to 28: 46, 62, 220.

researches at 28: 11.

ruins, exploration of 7: XXVII sq.

sacrifice of dog at 15: 303.

Shako ceremony of 17: 700.

situation of 2: 321.

snake figures on pottery of 17: 677.

southern origin of clans of 17: 574.

Spanish history of 13: 326.

specimens of woven fabrics from 2: 373.

stick-swallowing at 17: 664.

studies of, by Mrs. Stevenson 6: XXIX; 13: XXX; 19: XLVIII.

study of fraternities and cults of 19: XLVII.

study of models of altars of 19: XLVIII.

survey of pueblo of 8: 14.

tradition as to occupancy of Kintiel by the 8: 92.

trip to the Atlantic Ocean 3: XX.

visit of Dr. J. W. Fewkes to 22, i: 18.

See also Cibola; Sioki; Zuñi Indian.

Zuñi Area, archeological reconnaissance of 47: 6.

Zuñi Calako, came from Minima 19: 612.

Zuñi Dick, material furnished by 24: 727.

Zuñi Indian

and Hopi ceremonies, comparison of 15: 265, 296, 303, 304, 306 sq.

“beast gods” of the 29: 43.

cardinal birds of the 29: 43.

cardinal identification of six regions 29: 45.

cardinal mountains of 29: 44.

cardinal snakes of the 29: 43.

cardinal trees of the 29: 44.

ceremonial reception of, at Tusayan 15: 301.

ceremonial use of color by 10: 623 sq.

ceremonials of 24: 432; 26: 250.

characteristics of 47: 480.

color scheme of the 29: 42.

coloring materials used by 10: 221.

conditions of life of 47: 473 sq.

cult societies of the 11: 73.

culture growth of the 6: XLVI, XLVII.

culture growth of the, illustrated by Pueblo pottery 4: 467-521.

customs of, reference to 11: 369.

Earth Mother of the 29: 51 sq.

ethnobotany of the 30: 25, 31-102; 36: 30.

folklore of the 5: XXXIII, XXXIV; 26: 24 sq.

foot-racing among the 14: 247.

fruit preserves made by 14: 487.

games of the 24:

archery 383, 396-399.

ball juggling 712, 714.

ball race 666, 668, 682-697.

bean shooter 761.

bull roarer 750.

buzz 757.

cat’s cradle 761 sq., 766, 774, 777 sqq.

dice games 46 sq., 120, 210.

European games 799 sqq.

hidden ball 336 sq., 372-382.

hoop and pole 526 sq.

quoits 722, 726 sq.

ring and pin 560 sq.

shinny 646 sq.

shuttlecock 717, 719 sqq.

stick games 266.

stilts 731, 732.

tipcat 721.

tops 749 sq.

tor stick 668.

tossed ball 710 sq.

unclassified 787.

general sketch of 30: 35-38.

home of the 23: 13, 14.

Hopi katcinas derived from 21: 60, 107, 108, 112, 125.

Hopi festivals, appearance of, in 21: 17, 18.

identification of, with Hohokam 26: 26.

illustration of ornamentation by 6: 239.

influence of civilization on 15: 304, 306.

intermarriage of, with other tribes 29: 403.

intermingling of, with Hopi Indians, in ancient times 22, i: 125.

land cessions and reservations 18: 890, 910, 918, 922.

legends of, concerning home of katcinas 22, i: 144 sq.

marriage customs of the 17: 286*.

medical practice of the 30: 39.

mention of the 4: 194, 195; 19: 610.

month names of 29: 62, 63-66.

mythology of, mention of 29: 419 sq., 514, 537.

mythology of, reference to monograph on 21: XXX.

mythology of the 24:

Ahaiyuta, one of the Twin War Gods 33 sq., 210, 211, 215, 216, 422, 425.

Iyatico, mother of games 792.

Matsailema, one of the Twin War Gods 210, 211, 215, 216, 422.

Misena, Eagle Star God 164, 215.

Spider Woman 32, 424, 441, 779.

War Gods 33, 46, 211, 423, 425, 527, 529, 666.

mythology, work on 20: XXII.

myths and ceremonies, monograph on 23: XL.

myths and ceremonies, monograph on, work on 23, i: XXXVI.

name of Acoma among the 14: 490.

Pamürti, appearance of, in 21: 26.

Pamürti, celebration of advent of, in 21: 57.

paper on 27: 7; 34: 26.

paper on ethnobotany of 37: 27.

personages adopted in Tusayan 15: 297.

philosophy of, environment 23: 14, 15.

phratries of the 15: CXXI.

pictographs of the 4: 16, 28, 60.

plants of the 30:

ceremonial uses 87-100.

edible 65-76.

index list 101 sq.

medicinal 39-64.

name derived from 86.

used in basketry 81.

used in dyeing 80.

used in folklore 84 sq.

used in pottery decoration 82.

used in toilet 83.

used in weaving 77.

pottery of the 4: 78, 290, 293, 300, 333, 344.

pottery of the, inferiority of, as compared to that of Hopi Indians 22, i: 129.

priests, journey to the Atlantic 4: 483.

principal game of the 29: 530.

quatern symbols used by the 22, i: XVI.

religious beliefs of the 15: 267.

religious life of the Zuñi child 5: L-LIII, 533-555.

researches among the 5: XXV-XXIX; 25: XV sq.; 26: XVII; 29: 11; 30: 16.

researches concerning the 11: XXX.

resemblance of rain priests of, to katcina fathers 21: 56.

residence of deceased 23: 20.

Roman Catholic faith, effect of, on 23: 15.

salt supply of 14: 550.

sand paintings of 10: 210 sq.

scheme of year of the 29: 62.

skill on water jars 4: 498, 500.

studies of the 15: XXII, XXVII, XXXIV, XXXIX, XLIV, XLVIII, LIII, LVI, LXI, LXIV, LXVII, LXXXVII.

study of architecture of 10: XVII.

style of women’s ceremonial headdress of, identical with that of Hopak 21: 89.

symbolic colors of 11: 532.

symbolic decorations of 25: XII.

symbols used by the 10: 612.

tally stick of 10: 259.

tame eagles among the 14: 516.

treatment of Mexicans by, at ceremonies 14: 361.

water supplied to earth by deceased 23: 20.

work among the 17: LIV; 18: XXVII sq., XXXII sq.

See also Sio; Zuñi; and references.

Zuñi Language, discussion of 47: 618 sqq.

Zuñi Nick, acknowledgment to 30: 38.

Zuñi Reservation, excavations at 48: 9.

Zuñi River, crossing of, by Coronado 14: 482.

Zuñian Family, mention of 7: 138 sq.

Zünni-jinné. See Kinnazinde.

Zurina Indian, carving by the 30: 140.

Zutucapan

an Acoma chief 47: 26.

Zaldívar killed by 47: 26.

Zygadenus Elegans 45: 463, 508, 511, 512.

Zygophyceae, mention of 33: 61.

Part II LIST OF ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY WITH AN INDEX TO AUTHORS AND TITLES AND AN INTRODUCTORY NOTE