Part I. SUBJECT INDEX (continued 8)
Reading edition
Dahcotah, or Life and Legend of the Sioux around Fort Snelling, cited 4: 184, 189, 195, 241.
Dahcotas
habitat of the divisions of 7: 111.
See also Dakota.
Dahlonega, establishment of mint at 19: 220.
Dähnhardt, ——, myth recorded by 42: 483.
Daho, delegate to Washington in 1872 17: 192, 252.
Dahpike, description of the 11: 503.
Dai-dai, description of 30: 171, 176.
Daiha Tree, clothing made from 30: 216.
Daimonism of the Sioux Indians 11: 433, 515.
Daïs of kivas 8: 121, 122, 123.
Dakamballi Seeds, substitute for cassava 38: § 241.
Dakhnias 1: 104.
Dakini Indians, treatment of diseases by 30: 346.
Dakini Tree, spirits associated with the 30: 228, 232.
Dakota
a synonym of the Sioux 14: 1057.
albino buffalo sacred among 27: 284.
amounts of wild rice harvested by 19: 1076.
and Ojibwa warfare 19: 1038-1042.
arrows of the 13: 325.
attacks on Iowa and Omaha by 27: 86.
beheading by the 17: 160.
beliefs of the 11: 432.
calendars of the 17: 142.
chronology of the 17: 371.
cults, description of 11: 431.
curing of wild rice by the 19: 1064, 1065.
definition of the 4: 97.
discovery and occupation of Black Hills by 17: 155, 157.
drowned in flood of Missouri River 4: 113.
earliest historic reference to the 19: 1043.
explorations in 11: XLIII.
games of the 24:
archery 394.
hidden ball 339, 364 sq.
hoop and pole 412, 517.
racket 592.
shuffleboard 728.
snow-snake 419.
tops 747.
geographic location of 14: 826.
hunting ground of the 27: 89.
Kiowa first acquaintance with the 17: 153.
Kiowa hostility to 17: 156, 157, 160.
Kiowa intercourse with 17: 281.
Kiowa name of the 17: 281.
last war of, to retain wild rice fields 19: 1041.
meal time of the 19: 1087.
myths of the 19: 432.
name applied by, to Americans 27: 611.
non-agricultural character of 14: 838.
notched sticks of the 4: 81.
organization of the 6: 396.
peace mission of, to Kiowa 17: 167.
peculiar wild rice feast of 19: 1092.
pictographs of 4: 55, 60, 183.
picture message of Fort Rice 4: 98.
pipe-stone quarries of 4: 17.
planned uprising by the 17: 176.
population and divisions of the 7: 116.
population of, consuming wild rice 19: 1045, 1047, 1057.
property right in wild rice 19: 1073.
smallpox among the 17: 275, 311.
societies introduced from 27: 486.
storing of wild rice by 19: 1072.
studies of the 3: XXV.
thrashing of wild rice by, by treading and rubbing 19: 1069.
time symbols of 4: 88.
time of year when wild rice is consumed by 19: 1087.
totems of the 4: 167.
treaty council with the 17: 183.
treaty of 1868 4: 125.
tribal and family sense of name 7: 112.
tribal history, migrations and settlement of 19: 1043-1047.
tube for bleeding used by 13: 127.
tying of wild rice by 19: 1058.
use of flints for bleeding by 13: 171.
visit to Kiowa by 17: 352.
war with, in 1866 17: 183.
war with Rees 4: 111.
wild rice consumed by 19: 1083.
wild rice gathered by 19: 1061, 1062.
wild rice moons of 19: 1090.
Winter Counts 4: 18, 89-127, 168.
See also Dakota Indians; etc.; Sioux.
Dakota (or Sioux) Indian
and Mandan hostility 15: 196.
ball game of the 14: 129.
Battiste Good’s record of 10: 293-328.
burial scaffolds of 10: 518 sq.
ceremonial colors of 10: 512.
commemoration of dead by 10: 523.
composite forms in pictographs of 10: 735 sq.
connection of, with Northwestern pottery 20: 187.
conventional devices of, for peace, war, chief, counsel, plenty of food, famine, starvation, horses, horse-stealing, kill and death, shot 10: 650-661.
description of the 15: 215.
devices of, for personal names 10: 442 sq., 459 sq.
distinctive dress, ornaments and weapons of 10: 751 sqq.
divisions of the 7: 114; 15: 160.
drawings of 10: 756.
dye stuffs used by 10: 220.
fetishes of 10: 501, 503.
games of 10: 547.
gentile designations of 10: 389 sq.
god Hoakah of 10: 479 sq.
gods of 10: 32 sq.
history of the 15: 189.
ideographic records by 10: 585-605.
information from, regarding Hako ceremony among the Pawnees 22, ii: 13.
monograph on language of the 14: XL.
mounds attributed to 14: 38.
mourning ceremony of 10: 629.
mythic records of 10: 290-293.
notched sticks used by, for recording time 10: 227.
Ojibwa name for 10: 272.
painted robes of 10: 747.
pictographs for gesture signs of 10: 639 sqq.
pictographs of, connected with thunder-bird myth 10: 486.
pictographs of, relating to customs, hunting, war, etc. 10: 534-537, 539 sq.
poisoned arrows used by the 14: 285.
recent manufacture of pottery by 20: 195.
records in general by 10: 576, 578-581.
records of expeditions by 10: 552 sqq.
records of notable events by 10: 567-570.
shamanism or medicine-making of 10: 493 sqq.
significant use of color by various tribes of 10: 633 sq.
social customs of the 15: 221.
superstitions of, regarding tattoo 10: 395.
system of chronology of 10: 265.
system of ordination of the 15: 177.
thunder-birds of 10: 483 sqq.
topographic representation by 10: 344 sq.
tribal designations of 10: 383.
war color of 10: 631.
See also Dakota.
Dakota, Brulé
games of the 24:
dice games 179.
ring and pin 556.
Dakota, Oglala
games of the 24:
archery 383, 391 sq.
bull-roarer 750.
buzz 756.
dice games 179.
hidden ball 364 sq.
hoop and pole 421, 430, 431, 433 sqq., 503-507.
popgun 759.
ring and pin 529, 556.
shinny 637 sq.
sledding 716.
snow-snake 415 sq.
stick games 228 sq.
tops 733, 745 sq.
mythology of the 24: 507.
Dakota, Santee
games of the 24:
dice games 180 sq.
double ball 663.
hidden ball 365.
racket 562, 563, 611-614.
Dakota, Sisseton, dice games of the 24: 183.
Dakota, Teton
games of the 24:
archery 383, 392.
bull-roarer 750.
buzz 757.
dice games 181.
hoop and pole 508.
minor amusements 750 sq.
popgun 759.
ring and pin 557.
shinny 638 sq.
shuffleboard 728.
snow-snake 416 sqq.
stick games 258.
swing 731.
tipcat 721.
tops 746.
unclassified 783.
Dakota, Wahpeton, dice games of the 24: 183.
Dakota, Yankton
games of the 24:
dice games 184.
hand game 267, 317.
hoop and pole 431, 508 sqq.
hidden ball 317 sq.
minor amusements 716.
shinny 639 sqq.
shuffleboard 728 sq.
snow-snake 418 sq.
tops 746.
Dakota, Yanktonai, racket game of 24: 614.
Dakota Calendar
mention of 1: 373, 377, 382, 384.
tribal signs for 1: 284, 287.
Dakota County, Nebr., reference to 27: 99, 100, 623.
Dakota Dialects
words of, found in Osage rituals 39: 186, 187.
See also Dakota Language.
Dakota Dictionary, necessity for revision of 34: 21.
Dakota Language
discussion of work on, by S. R. Riggs 2: XXI.
grammar of the 26: XVIII, XXI.
translation made from Teton dialect of 10: XIX.
work on 10: XIX; 11: XXXI.
Dakota Tribe, data on scalp and war dances of 40: 548.
Dakotan District
archeology of the 12: 530-540.
bowlder mosaics of 12: 531, 534.
burial mounds of 12: 538.
connected mounds of 12: 536.
effigy mounds of 12: 530, 533.
elongate mounds of 12: 533, 535.
limits and characteristics of 12: 530.
rows of conical mounds in 12: 537.
Dăkwă´, myths concerning 19: 307, 320 sq., 469.
Dale, L., on use of perforated stones 13: 98.
Dale, Sir Thomas, loan of corn to Indians by 18: 564.
Dalgarno, George
gestures real writing 1: 355.
works of 1: 284, 287.
Dalibanna, Geonoma baculifera, thatch 38: § 299, 321.
Dall, Dr. William H.
acknowledgments to 9: 20.
cited 12: 522, 565, 620, 724, 727; 46: 89, 124, 127, 128, 130, 132, 133, 150, 151, 152, 162, 165, 181, 216, 218, 219, 221, 232, 233, 234, 254, 255, 329, 330, 333, 336, 368.
collection of labrets by 3: 91.
collection of masks by 3: 128, 142.
contributor to Bureau 48: 1189.
description of Eskimo houses by 9: 76, 78.
Eskimo researches of 7: 73.
ethnological specimens collected by 18: 46, 47, 73, 75, 83, 88, 108, 121, 147, 148, 155, 158, 182, 211, 226, 278.
exploration in Alaska of 46: 29.
exploration in Aleutian Islands of 46: 32.
linguistic literature of 7: 21, 22, 24.
material collected by 24: 740, 793.
obituary of 48: 1221.
on Asiatic Eskimo 7: 74.
on burial boxes 1: 156.
on cave burial 1: 129.
on colors used in Alaska 4: 51.
on customs of Eskimo whale fishing 9: 274.
on Eskimo clothing 9: 125.
on Eskimo dance 9: 376.
on Eskimo fire-making 9: 290.
on Eskimo fishing 9: 286.
on Eskimo habitat 7: 53.
on Eskimo labrets 9: 143, 144, 145, 146, 148, 495.
on Eskimo masks 9: 370.
on Eskimo mortuary customs 9: 424, 425, 427.
on Eskimo music 9: 389.
on Eskimo personal habits 9: 421.
on Eskimo seal nets 9: 252.
on Eskimo sledges 9: 357.
on Eskimo snowshoes 9: 352.
on Eskimo umiak 9: 344.
on masks and labrets 3: 70-201.
on mound-builders 12: 600.
on mummies 1: 134.
on population of Alaskan Eskimo 7: 75.
on the conch shell (Pyrula) 2: 143.
on use of pins 2: 217.
painted burials described by 46: 64.
shells identified by 2: 190.
work of 26: XXIV.
works consulted 9: 21.
Dalles of Columbia River, Oregon, petroglyphs in the 4: 25.
Dalles Indian
a Wasco synonym 14: 741.
games of the 24:
dice games 158.
hand game 307.
Dalottiwa, reference to 40: 295.
Dalrymple, Doctor —, modern Pamunkey pottery collected by 20: 152.
Dalton, Captain —, on Menomini warriors in the Revolution 14: 18.
Damara, burial of the 1: 126.
Dampier, W., description of labrets by 3: 83.
Dams for trapping fish 38: § 202.
Dan Valley, character of ware of 20: 149.
Dana, ——, on the divisions of the Sacramento tribes 7: 99.
Dana, A. L., vessel collected by 20: 166.
Dance, C. D.
cited 30: 132, 135, 145, 155, 177, 178, 181, 187, 193, 197, 229, 230, 232, 233, 236, 251, 260, 261, 262, 268, 274, 277, 280, 282, 289, 290, 322, 324, 328, 329, 331, 338, 340, 341, 343, 345, 346, 354, 356, 357, 358, 359.
on child spirits 30: 324 sq.
Dance
Ākita 42: 524, 528.
Alaskan 3: 123, 139.
Alligator 42: 524, 530.
Bear 42: 523, 524, 527.
Beaver 42: 523, 534.
Bed 42: 524, 529.
Begging 3: 355; 35: 856.
Berry, of Northern Indians 14: 728.
Bird 35: 876, 877.
Bimitti 38: § 587.
Bison 42: 523, 524, 527, 573.
Blackbird 42: 524, 529.
Bone 42: 524, 531.
Buffalo 3: 347.
Buffalo head-dress 3: 352.
Buzzard 42: 523, 534.
Calumet 3: 276-282.
Catfish 42: 523, 534.
ceremonial 11: XXVIII, 378, 393, 440, 450, 463, 503, 513, 526.
ceremonial Hako, before departure 22, ii: 184.
ceremony in kiva consecration 8: 130.
Chicken 42: 523, 524, 530, 531.
chief fool 35: 966.
chieftainess 35: 1148.
characters of 19: LXXVII sq.
Chigoe 42: 534.
Corn 42: 534.
Cow 42: 534.
Crane 42: 523, 534.
Crow 42: 533 sq.
double-headed 42: 524, 532.
double-headed serpent 35: 959, 1085.
Dog 35: 895.
dress 3: 344, 348.
drink, debauchery 38: § 583.
Duck 42: 523, 524, 529, 530.
Dumpling 42: 567, 606, 610.
Eagle 35: 1004.
false-face 3: 145.
Feather 42: 586, 607, 609.
Fire 35: 738, 739.
Fish 42: 524.
fool 35: 1374.
for the dead 1: 192.
Fox 42: 523, 524, 528.
friend’s 42: 524, 533.
friendship, introduced by Pa´thĕskĕ 14: 700.
Frog 35: 928, 935, 959.
Garfish 42: 523, 531 sq.
Ghost 3: 353.
Great Bear 35: 1086.
Great, from above 35: 1085.
Great Fool 35: 1086.
Green Corn 42: 554.
Grizzly Bear 3: 349.
Hair 42: 534.
Hako 22, ii: 253, 360.
Hako, of thanks, diagram and positions in 22, ii: 248.
Hako, performance of 22, ii: 247-256, 360.
Hako, selection of dancers for 22, ii: 58.
Hauyari 38: § 847.
healing 35: 876, 877, 1148.
Heȼucka 3: 330.
Hede-watci 3: 297.
Hekana 3: 353.
Heniha 42: 603.
Hewatci 3: 331.
Horned-owl 42: 523, 524, 525 sq.
Horse 3: 348; 42: 523, 524, 530.
Hōx̣ᵘhokᵘ 35: 1374.
implements 3: 582.
in the ceremony of Hasjelti Dailjis 8: 273 sqq.
inclosure of the Dreamers 14: 158, 159.
influence of, on development of music and drama 19: LXXI, LXXX.
Iroquois 3: 145.
Kinia 42: 524, 528.
Land-otter 35: 1034.
Little Screech-owl 42: 549.
Long 42: 566, 610.
Makah Dukwalli 3: 108.
Make-no-fight 3: 352.
Makuari 38: § 842, 843.
Mandan 3: 332, 354.
mortuary, of Northwestern Indians 14: 728.
Mosquito 35: 1034; 42: 523, 534.
Mouse 35: 1018.
myths concerning 19: 254, 274, 279.
Nōłem 35: 834.
Nōnlem 35: 1034-1037.
of Arapaho warrior order 14: 987.
of attendants of chief 35: 767, 773.
of chief’s daughter 35: 754, 759, 766, 767, 772, 979, 995, 998.
of chief’s relatives 35: 759 sq.
of Itci yohola 42: 566, 567.
of Saint John, account of 14: 935.
of princess 35: 1026, 1049 sq.
of the Dervishes 14: 950.
of the spirits 42: 629.
of women 35: 723.
Okadjibandja 42: 524, 533.
Old 42: 602, 606, 610.
Old Men’s 42: 523, 524, 534, 556.
ornaments 3: 344.
Padañka 3: 353.
painting for 3: 348, 350.
Parishara 38: § 586-590.
Parroquet 42: 524.
pictographs 4: 194-197.
potlatch 35: 898.
Pumpkin 42: 524, 529.
Quail 42: 523, 524, 532.
Rabbit 42: 524, 533.
Raven 35: 1374.
Salmon 14: 728; 35: 895.
Scalp 3: 330; 19: 496; 42: 524, 529.
scattering 35: 1035.
Screech-owl 42: 523, 524, 530.
shaman 35: 1004, 1005, 1018, 1019.
Sheep 42: 523, 534.
Skunk 42: 523, 524, 528, 529.
Small Frog 42: 523, 534.
Snake 42: 523, 524, 525.
Snow 42: 523, 529.
societies of the Omaha 3: 342, 355.
speaker 35: 898.
Sun 3: 272, 355.
Tadpole 42: 603.
tamer 35: 738, 739.
Tcitahaia 42: 604, 605.
T’égaxe-watci 3: 352.
Terrapin 42: 524, 532, 533.
Thrower 35: 965, 1035.
Tick 42: 524, 533.
Tree-Frog 42: 524, 531.
Turkey 42: 577, 603, 610.
visiting 19: 493.
Visitors’, of relating exploits 3: 352.
Wacicka 3: 342.
war 42: 524, 529.
war, of the Winnebago 14: 25.
Wasp 35: 1158 sq.
wheel of the Apache 14: 704.
Witcita 3: 349.
Wolf 3: 348; 42: 524, 556.
women’s 42: 559 sq., 560, 561, 571, 574, 578, 581, 597 sq., 604, 609, 671.
See also Buffalo Dance; Cannibal; Crazy Dance; Crow Dance; Dances; Fire; Ghost Dance; Grizzly Bear; Hămshămts!es; Íâm Dance; Omaha Dance; Rich-Woman; Snake Dance; Sun Dance; War; Winter.
Dance-bags of the Menomini 14: 272.
Dance Chiefs, office of 45: 262.
Dance Day of Hopi elaborate festivals 21: 20.
Dance Grounds, ceremonial, near Franklin, N. C. 42: 787.
Dance Houses
description of 45: 333.
of the Omaha 13: 274.
speakers of 35: 1164.
Dance Inclosures. See Plazas.
Dance Kilts, symbolism of 30: 36.
Dance Objects
Antillean 25: 64, 65, 72.
See also Areitos; Plazas.
Dance Rock, Tusayan, reference to Snake dance of 8: 65.
Dance Sticks 38: § 576.
Dancer
attendants of 35: 873.
cut into pieces 35: 1143, 1145.
masked, face of, on pottery from Shumopovi 22, i: 115.
masked, figure of, on bowl from Four-mile ruin, cut showing 22, i: 144.
masked, figure of, on bowl from Four-mile ruin, description of 22, i: 143.
substitute for 35: 1034.
transformation of 35: 875.
See also Dancers.
Dancers
costumes of 47: 104 sq., 314, 318, 324, 335.
cruel 35: 1158 sq.
in the Hako ceremony 22, ii: 247, 249.
remarks concerning 47: 81 sq.
taboos concerning 47: 84.
See also Dancer; Little Dancers.
Dances
absence of, in winter Flute festival 21: 29.
animal 42: 523, 524, 610.
as compulsive magic 47: 899.
at Abiquiu 29: 137.
at Christmas 47: 106, 303-306.
at Tanana potlatch 46: 43.
Buffalo, origin of 37: 347.
burial 1: 192.
busk, summary of 42: 609 sq.
captive’s death 37: 384 sq.
circuit observed in 42: 522.
Coeur d’Alêne 45: 185-192.
Dark Katcina 47: 321-324.
dates of 47: 289, 290.
description of 42: 524, 534; 46: 556-565.
ditch 47: 318 sqq.
Eskimo 18: 353-357.
Eskimo, examples of 18: 370 sq., 372.
Eskimo, place and time of performance of 18: 286, 354.
extra, introduction of 47: 888.
facial painting for 45: 423, 427, 436.
farewell 37: 385.
for benefit of Bear Clan 37: 386.
Green Corn 32: 257.
Grizzly Bear 37: 347 sqq.
held monthly 42: 556.
Hok`ixe’re, after war party 37: 318, 379-383.
in circle formation 47: 896.
in line form 47: 896 sq.
Jicarilla Apache Indian 29: 109.
Katcina basket 47: 314.
Kikre waci 37: 387.
King’s, description of 47: 306.
Kor’kokshi, entertainment for the people 23: 148.
land turtle 47: 317 sq.
“last” of the series 42: 556.
list of 42: 523, 524.
love making at 46: 558.
masked, at Oraibi 47: 354 sq.
masked, at Zuñi 47: 497.
masked, for rain 47: 82 sqq., 124, 844.
masked, origin of 47: 497, 844.
medicine 37: 359-374.
miscellaneous 47: 68.
mixed 47: 1025.
notched bone 47: 336.
of the Buffalo feast 37: 346.
of the Flathead 45: 386-394.
of the Herok`a society 37: 343.
of the Iroquois 2: 112, 116.
of the Menomini 14: 247.
of the Night Spirit society 37: 204, 338.
of the Okanagan 45: 292 sq.
of the Siouan Indians 15: 175, 184.
of the Tahus 14: 513.
patterns of 47: 896.
pinitu 47: 332-335, 372.
Pishofa, to cure the sick 42: 622, 623, 708.
Powamû festival 21: 32.
preceding the busk 42: 553.
preparation of 47: 886-896.
purpose served by 46: 556, 557, 563, 564 sq.
rain-making 47: 82 sqq., 124, 844.
rehearsals of 47: 892, 894.
repetition of 47: 896.
San Ildefonso Indian 29: 295, 308.
San Juan Indian 29: 119.
scalp 47: 99.
soldiers’ 37: 228, 386 sq.
songs accompanying 42: 522, 523.
special, named for animals 42: 558.
steps used in 42: 522; 47: 897 sq.
Taos Indian 29: 179, 184.
Tceboknaⁿk 37: 387.
time for holding 42: 522, 525, 527.
to avert witchcraft 42: 629.
traditional, of the Wawenock 43: 177.
traditional songs of 47: 889.
use of drums in, by American aborigines 20: 34.
victory 37: 379-383.
welcoming, description of 47: 44.
with songs 47: 282 sq.
See also Ceremonies; Dance; and references there; Dances, Chickasaw; Dancing; Katcinas; Rain-making.
Dances, Chickasaw
benefits derived from 44: 261.
list of 44: 257.
Pishofa, for healing the sick 44: 258.
to ward off evil spirits 44: 261.
Dances, Pima
in celebration of victory 26: 205 sq.
in connection with songs 26: 337.
mention of 26: 170, 250.
Dances, Social, reference to 40: 327, 343.
Dances, Tlingit
at potlatches 26: 435 sq., 438-443.
on making peace 26: 451.
Dancing
a form of worship 47: 497.
at general council 42: 312.
at Hethu’shka meeting 27: 466, 468.
at Zuñi 47: 497 sq.
before ball game 42: 457.
common practice of 42: 449.
dramatic, as a mortuary custom 40: 383.
grass (or Omaha) dance 27: 461.
in He’dewachi ceremony 27: 259.
in Hoⁿ’hewachi ceremony 27: 502, 507.
in medical treatment 30: 55.
in Moⁿwa’dathiⁿ and Toka’lo societies 27: 486.
Katcina, description of 47: 495.
Katcina, distribution of 47: 899-903.
masked, origin of 47: 497, 844.
object of 40: 237.
occasions for 47: 497.
of children, at gens festival 40: 225 sq.
religious, ideals concerning 40: 209, 211.
to celebrate victory 42: 419.
vogue of 45: 164.
Zuñi, description of 47: 507 sq.
Zuñi, limitations of 47: 898.
See also Religion.
Dancing Apron 35: 873, 874.
Dancing House 35: 870.
Dancing Lodge, Siouan 11: 458.
Dancing Rabbit Creek, treaty of 18: 726.
Dancing Societies
mention of 11: 428.
of the Omaha 15: 214.
Dandelion
medicinal use of 43: 266.
of recent introduction 33: 59.
use of 44: 293.
See also Taraxacum Officinale.
Dandridge, raid near 19: 75.
Danger, signals for 1: 529, 532.
Dangerous Man, migration under 19: 99 sq.
d’Anghieri, P. M., cited 30: 365.
Daniel, Franciscan friar and lay brother 14: 474, 556.
Daniel, Dr. Z. T.
material collected by 24: 181, 639.
on dice games, Teton Dakota 24: 181.
Danielli, J., cited 46: 306, 309.
Danilson, William, material collected by 24: 169, 309.
Danish burial logs 1: 139.
Danohabo land cessions and reservations 18: 784.
D’Anville, Le Sieur
map by 17: 64.
on Galisteo 29: 482.
on Gyusiwa 29: 394.
on Isleta 29: 529.
on Jacona 29: 330.
on Nambé Pueblo 29: 358.
on Patoqua 29: 397, 398.
on Pecos 29: 476, 477.
on San Cristóbal 29: 486.
on San Felipe 29: 499.
on San Ildefonso 29: 305.
on San Juan 29: 213.
on San Lazaro 29: 491.
on Sandia 29: 526.
on Santa Ana 29: 521.
on Santa Clara 29: 242.
Danville, Ky., trails of 42: 800, 840.
Daql!awe’dĭ, Tlingit Clan
affinities of 26: 412, 421.
crests of 26: 415, 416.
history of 26: 410, 412, 414.
names of 26: 422.
phratry and tribe 26: 398 sqq.
standing of 26: 408.
Darby, Cape. See Cape Darby.
Darien, capture of, by Balboa 6: 35.
Darina Tree, spirits connected with 30: 228, 233.
Dark Kachina Dance 47: 321-324.
Darkening Land, myths concerning 19: 248, 253, 261, 262, 313.
Darket sandals 38: § 553.
Darkness
caused by drawing a blanket over the sky 31: 885.
eating after, evil of 30: 184 sq., 295.
in Pima mythology 26: 386-389.
land of, Eskimo legend of 18: 511-514.
See also Night.
Darlington, William, on early use of the word “Zizania” 19: 1021.
Darlington, surrounding of, by hostile Indians 17: 203 sq.
Daro-an
basket for dart cotton 38: § 417.
single-leaf ite basket 38: § 453.
Dark Game, played by boys 47: 240.
D’Artaguette
defeat of French under 19: 417.
mention of defeat of 42: 502.
Darton, N. H., on geology of workshop sites 15: 31.
Dart-throwing
among the American Indians 19: 494.
among the Eskimo 18: 333 sq.
Darts for Blowgun 38: § 120.
poison for 38: § 121 sqq.
quivers for 38: § 124.
Darwin, Charles
analysis of emotional tunes by 1: 270.
on gestures of Fuegans 1: 293.
Das Ausland, cited on marks 4: 183.
Dä´sha-i, a Caddo synonym 14: 1092.
Daspia land cessions and reservations 18: 784.
Dasyprocta Acuchy
hunting of 38: § 164.
See also Adouri.
Dasyprocta Aguti
hunting of 38: § 164.
taming of 38: § 176.
tooth knife 38: § 733, 736, 748.
See also Acouri.
Dasystephana Puberula 33: 109.
Dátekâñ
mystic performances of 14: 906.
threat of outbreak caused by 17: 219.
See also Pa-tepte.
Dates readily lost 46: 100, 108.
Datha
king of the province of Duhave 42: 688.
mention of 42: 708.
Datil
cord made from 30: 78 sq.
preparation of, for food 30: 72 sq.
preparation of, for weaving 30: 78 sq.
use of, in basketry 30: 79, 81.
use of, in ceremonies 30: 99.
Datŭmpáta, a Kiowa synonym 17: 148, 159.
Datura
origin of 30: 46.
uses of 30: 39, 41, 46 sqq., 63, 88-91.
Datura Meteloides DC. See Thornapple.
Dauberton, ——, photographs made by 34: 189.
Daughter-in-law, application of the term 42: 83, 93.
Daughter of the Sun, myths concerning 19: 252 sqq., 297, 436 sqq.
Daughters
application of the term 42: 81.
first three, names for 43: 31, 32.
See also Child; Kinship Terms.
Daughters of the American Revolution
road marked by the 42: 830.
work being done by 42: 833.
Dävéko
Apache chief and medicine man 24: 285.
dó-á game led by 17: 347, 348.
meaning of name of 17: 445.
portrait of 17: 250.
Davenport, ——, purchase of land by 18: 614 sq.
Davenport, Colonel —, reference to 40: 43.
Davenport, Edward
genealogy of 40: 43.
reference to 40: 27.
Davenport, Iowa
mounds near 5: 24.
pottery from vicinity of 4: 427, 428; 20: 192.
Davenport Academy of Sciences
acknowledgment to 20: 16.
exploration by members of 5: 24.
mention of 4: 367, 368, 380, 381, 393, 396, 409, 423, 426, 427, 431.
paper published in proceedings of 20: 15.
pipes found by members of 5: 38.
pottery in collections of 20: 89, 98, 192.
work of Dr. T. Michelson for 36: 18.
Davenport Tablets 10: 764 sq.; 12: 633-644.
Davidson. See Fay and Davidson.
Davidson, G. L., commissioner to extinguish Cherokee title 5: 241.
Davidson, Col. J. W.
Indian operations under, in 1874 17: 204, 212.
surrender of Comanche to 17: 204.
Davidson, William C., vases donated by 10: XXI.
Davidson County, Tenn., remains in 41: 495.
Davie, William R., commissioner for Cherokee treaty 5: 184.
Davies, ——
History of Antilles by 19: 202.
on aborigines of Santo Domingo 25: 219.
on Carib festivals 25: 65.
on Carib medicine men 25: 60 sq.
on fishing among the Carib 25: 49.
on origin of Carib 25: 217 sq.
on physical features of Carib 25: 30 sq.
on Spanish mission among Cherokee 19: 29.
quoted on aborigines of America 34: 126 sq.
Davila, F. T.
on Hurdaide expedition 17: 55.
on Seri population 17: 71.
on Seri wars and raids 17: 79, 94.
Davis, Andrew McFarland
on dice games, Norridgewock 24: 82.
on double ball, Wintun 24: 658.
on games of Narraganset 24: 80.
on racket, Miami 24: 569.
on terms used in stick games, Illinois 24: 230.
Davis, Arthur P., reference to 29: 350.
Davis, E. H.
and Squier on mounds 5: 12, 13, 38, 45, 48.
collection of terra-cotta figure by 3: 112.
See also Squier and Davis.
Davis, Gov. E. J.
Kiowa prisoners accompanied by 17: 197.
parole of Set-t’aiñte 17: 209.
Davis, E. W.
on archery games, Chiricahua Apache 24: 385.
on hoop and pole, Chiricahua Apache 24: 449.
Davis, F. H., specimen presented by 40: 20.
Davis, Jefferson, on wild rice in vicinity of Madison, Wis. 19: 1036.
Davis, John
cited on Indian medicine men 9: 167.
cited on Pueblo rebellion 9: 555.
description of Eskimo house by 9: 77.
description of fire-making by Eskimo by 9: 290.
quoted on Eskimo amulets 9: 434.
quoted on Eskimo burials 9: 426.
works of, consulted 9: 21, 22.
Davis, J. Barnard
cited 46: 218, 232, 235, 237, 258, 326, 368.
cited as to skulls 3: 95.
Davis, Rebecca M., on Whiteside Mountain 19: 467 sq.
Davis, Solomon, Oneida allotment expendable by 14: 30.
Davis, William, mounds on land of, Arkansas 12: 207.
Davis, William H. 46: 322.
Davis, Maj., W. M.
on Cherokee opposition to removal 19: 126.
report on state of feeling among Cherokee in Georgia 5: 284.
Davis, W. W. H.
on Cuyamunque 29: 333.
on destruction of New Mexican documents 14: 535.
on history of the Sia 11: 10.
on Jacona 29: 330.
on Jemez 29: 403.
on San Felipe 29: 500.
on San Ildefonso 29: 305.
on San Juan 29: 213.
on Sandia 29: 527.
on Sia 29: 517, 518.
on Taos 29: 182.
on Yuqueyunque 29: 227.
shell pendants mentioned by 2: 256.
Davis Farm, flint on 44: 510.
Davis Strait Indians, snowhouses of 6: 541-544.
Davy, J. Burt, on absence of wild rice in California 19: 1029.
Dawatont, ——, grant of land to 18: 686.
Dā´ā-wýmp-ki-yas, Tusayan sun priests 14: 518.
Dawes, Senator —, telegram to, on Sioux trouble 14: 835.
Dawes, Miss Anna, work of 26: XXIV.
Dawes Commission
organization and powers of 19: 153 sq.
work of 19: 156.
Dawkins, Boyd 46: 333, 347, 349, 368.
Dawn
beliefs concerning 11: 468.
connection of rabbit with 19: 233.
consideration of, in Hako ceremony 22, ii: 58.
interpretation of colors of 41: 591.
Pawnee conception of 22, ii: 124, 125, 320, 321.
red plumes as the symbol of 36: 134.
Dawn, Women of, legend of 30: 266 sq.
Dawn God of the Navaho 17: 489.
Dawn Katcina
resemblance of, to Nakiatcop 21: 86.
See also Telavai.
Dawson, — (Prof. G. M. (?))
description of Haida dances by 3: 110.
description of labrets by 3: 82.
description of masks by 3: 110-114.
Dawson, Prof. George M.
assigns the Tagisch to the Kolushan family 7: 87.
on Indian land tenure 7: 40.
on stick game, Haida 24: 260.
Salishan researches of 7: 104.
Dawson, Dr. J. W.
cited 46: 333, 338, 368.
illustrations of Iroquoian pottery published by 20: 170.
on caching of Indian implements 13: 133.
on crescent-shape arrowpoints 13: 168.
on cupped stones 13: 92.
on round stones as fish killers 13: 95.
on rudeness of certain implements 13: 136.
on use of celts in woodworking 13: 83.
Dawson, Lee, unit-type house on property of 48: 11.
Dax̣ē’t, Tlingit town 26: 397.
Day, Charles L., material collected by 24: 140.
Day, Dr. D. T.
acknowledgments to 19: 13.
on southern gold fields 19: 221.
Day, George D., Kiowa agent in 1891 17: 226.
Day
characterization of 37: 441.
child of Night and Tirawa 22, ii: 127.
divisions of 42: 398 sq.
in Omaha conception 27: 128, 494.
in Ponca conception 27: 507.
Mayan,symbols of 19: 713 sq.
mention of 11: 467.
mythic origin of 14: 200.
offering to, in War-bundle feast 37: 429, 461.
representation of, in Hako ceremony 22, ii: 21.
signs for 1: 371.
symbolism of 27: 254, 517.
symbolism of, in Hako ceremony 22, ii: 42.
See also Days; Nights; Sky.
Day and Night, terms relating to 29: 67 sq.
Day Deities
in Maori calendar 16: 265.
names of, in Mayan and Mexican calendars 16: 206.
of the Maya year 16: XCV, 199-265.
symbol of, in Troano Codex 16: 222.
Day People
officials of 47: 270.
of white corn group 47: 270.
Dayaks, tattooing among the 10: 413.
Daybwawaindung, portrait made by 34: 28.
Dayê´. See Dyea.
Daylight
a man-being in Iroquoian cosmology 21: 174.
in Menomini mythology 14: 91.
kept in a box 31: 61.
origin of 30: 266 sq.
origin of, myth of 31: 60 sqq.
string figure of 38: § 686.
Day-no-day 46: 96.
Days
assignment of, to cardinal points 3: 38 sqq., 50-53.
list of Mexican 3: 32 sqq.
Mayan, method of counting 19: 707.
of the Mayan “Four Series of Years” 19: 702 sq.
of the week, terms for 42: 404.
See also Day.
Dayton Village
location of 37: 51.
treaties of 18: 800, 814.
De Bois Blanc Island, cession of 18: 656.
De Booy, Theodor
drawings furnished by 34: 177.
mention of 34: 74.
specimen described by 34: 182 sq.
specimens collected by 34: 49, 63, 167, 213, 215, 216, 219, 221.
De Brahm, —, survey by 18: 657 sq.
De Bry, ——
cited 12: 668, 684.
on Indian burial customs 5: 29-39.
Timuquanan names on map of 7: 124.
De Fer, N., on Quivira 29: 566.
De Forest, J. W., on Connecticut Indian spades 13: 133.
De Frenne, stone graves, near Prairie du Rocher, Ill. 12: 136 sq.
De Goeje, C. H.
cited 30: 145, 159, 278, 286, 296, 297, 304, 310, 327, 329, 330, 346, 363.
on belief in immortality 30: 149.
on talismans 30: 288.
De Graffenreid Ruins, mention of 41: 496.
De Haas, Dr. Willis
first in charge of mound exploration 12: 19.
Indian relics bought by 3: 490.
Indian relics collected by 3: 494-506.
work of 3: XXIV.
De la Borde, —, on certain Carib customs 25: 65.
De la Harpe, Barnard, cited 12: 620, 652, 657, 665.
De la Vente, —, cited on Natchez record 42: 456.
De Leon. See Leon.
De l’Isle, Guillaume
cited 7: 60.
Kwapa village located by 15: 139.
map of, reference to 27: 80.
on Acoma 29: 543, 544.
on Isleta 29: 529.
on Jacona 29: 330.
on Pecos 29: 476.
on Santa Clara 29: 242.
on Sia 29: 517.
on Tajique 29: 533.
on Taos 29: 182.
Ponka noted on map of 15: 192.
reference by, to Mdewakaⁿtoⁿwaⁿ 15: 215.
De Luna, Tristan, expedition of 19: 201.
De Mars, Father —, in the Flathead country 45: 385.
De Mofras, Duflot, on Seri population 17: 87 sq., 135*.
De Montagnac, C. P. O’R., Jamaican amulets found by 25: 140.
De Pauw, —— 46: 219.
De Priest, H. G., mound on land of, Arkansas 12: 243.
De Schweinitz, Edmund, on Moravian missions 19: 84.
De Smet, Father G. I.
acknowledgment by, to Denig 46: 386.
first missionary among Flathead 45: 385.
object of correspondence with 46: 467.
De Soto, Hernando
among the Kwapa 15: 193.
and followers lived on corn obtained from the Indians 12: 619.
burial of 1: 181.
Caddo encountered by 14: 1094.
Cherokee name used by 19: 182.
expedition of 13: 25.
expedition of, bison not seen by 41: 610.
chronicles of 12: 646.
expedition of, into Cherokee country 19: 23-27, 191-201.
expedition of, mention of 42: 438 sq., 440, 446, 510, 682, 683, 701, 704, 706, 740, 777, 779, 820, 829.
on bees among the Cherokee 19: 214.
on early habitat of the Kaskaskias 7: 113.
quarries attributed to 44: 540.
relics of, among the Creeks 17: 242.
supposed to have visited the Yuchi 7: 126.
Timuquanan towns encountered by 7: 124.
visit of, to Cherokee 5: 134.
visit of, to Cutifachiqui 5: 135.
See also Soto.
De Vaca, Cabeza
hawk’s bill found by, in the hand of native 12: 713.
See also Cabeza de Vaca.
De Vaugondy, a synonym for Menomini 19: 1048.
De Vreede, Jan, killed at Wounded Knee 14: 872.
De Ward, C., survey of 18: 737.
De Witt, Fredericus, maps by 17: 56, 62.
De Witt, John H.
acknowledgment to 42: 745.
mention of 41: 589.
De Witt’s Corners, treaty of 19: 53.
De Zeltner, A. See Zeltner.
Dead
abandonment of homes of 30: 149, 159.
abiding place of 47: 633.
appearance of 30: 272.
blessings bestowed by 47: 510.
dance for the 1: 192.
disposal of the 11: 518.
Eskimo feasts to the 18: 363-379, 424 sq.
Eskimo manner of regarding the 18: 423 sq.
Eskimo shaman’s visits to land of the 18: 433 sq.
eyes of the 30: 160, 299.
facial painting of the 40: 370.
food buried with the 40: 372.
go to the west 40: 357.
land of the, Eskimo legend of 18: 488 sqq.
mourning for the 30: 254.
not to look backward 40: 357, 359, 419.
of sky land converse with the living 21: 263.
orientation of the, in burial 40: 372, 409.
resurrection of the 30: 170, 178, 182.
Seri and Yuman words meaning 17: 338* sqq.
Seri treatment of 17: 11 sq., 287*-295*.
speeches to the 40: 417 sqq., 419 sqq., 431 sqq.
tobacco cast on 40: 372.
worship of 47: 483.
See also Ancestors.
Dead Hunter, Iroquoian tale 2: 87.
Dead Mountain, Nev., petroglyphs at 10: 95.
Dead Standing Mountain, in Pima song 26: 296.
“Dead” Villages 46: 134, 136, 137, 142, 168, 183.
Deadfalls, Eskimo use of 18: 121.
Deaf, pictographs for 10: 587.
Deaf and Dumb, American annals of the 1: 293.
Deaf-Mute College, National, test of signs at the 1: 321.
Deaf-Mutes
methodical signs of 1: 362.
Milan Convention on instruction of 1: 307.
signs of instructed 1: 362, 397.
signs of uninstructed 1: 277.
sounds uttered by the uninstructed 1: 277.
Deans, James, on shinny game, Haida 24: 642.
Dearborn, Henry, purchase of land from, by Seneca 18: 773.
Dearle, —, acknowledgment to 34:66.
Dease and Simpson, cited 6: 458.
Death
accidental, punishment in case of 42: 342.
as form of punishment 42: 355.
assistance at, of clansmen 47: 39.
beliefs concerning 11: 374, 421, 512, 518; 47: 137 sq., 481.
burning of property after 35: 1329, 1330.
caused by mystic power 40: 38.
caused by red turkey 40: 199.
caused by shame 35: 1103.
caused by slipping of ribs 40: 173.
caused by witchcraft 47: 482.
causes of 46: 478.
concept of 37: 313 sq.
customs relating to 11: 485; 43: 389-393.
disposal of property after 35: 1330.
flight of spirit at 30: 270.
foretelling of 27: 489 sq.
general conception of 27: 489 sq., 588-591.
hair cut after 35: 709.
Hethu´shka teaching as to 27: 475.
in Pima mythology 26: 216, 248.
in story of Shell society 27: 514 sq.
mention of 35: 705-710.
methods of disposal after 31: 441 sq.
Omaha ceremonies at 3: 229, 233.
omens of 30: 121, 274 sq., 301 sq., 303, 331.
origin of 30: 179, 182, 241, 250 sq.
Pima views of 26: 193.
sacred shells associated with 27: 457.
Seri ideas concerning 17: 292* sq.
signs for 1: 353, 420, 497.
signs of 35: 603 sq., 707 sq.
song of Kiowa warriors 17: 329.
story of origin of 40: 387-393, 473-481.
the subject of talk 40: 273.
tokens of 43: 393.
water poured out after 35: 1330.
Zuñi mythic origin of 13: 404.
See also Burial; Bush Spirits; Cremation; Funeral Customs; Kanaima; Mortuary Customs; Mourning Customs; Sickness; Thunder.
Death and Mourning of the Guiana Indians 38: p. 638-665.
Death-bringer 35: 747.
Death Camas
beliefs concerning 45: 508.
use of 45: 463, 511, 512.
Death God
of the Mexicans 16: 243.
offering to 15: 301.
personified at Tusayan 15: 303.
symbol as day symbol 16: 231.
See also Masauwûh.
Death Valley, Calif., petroglyphs in 10: 60 sq.
Death’s-head Vase, Middle Mississippi group 20: 96 sqq.
Debauchery, drink, dance 38: § 583.
Débris
an indication of original height of walls 8: 90.
height of ancient villages judged by 13: 198, 246, 312.
how indicated in plans of ruins 8: 45.
Debts
customs concerning 42: 335.
Eskimo regard for 18: 294.
payment of 46: 459.
Decanters. See Bottles.
Decapitation in War 35: 1015.
Deceit, signs for 1: 303.
December, ceremonies celebrated in 21: 21.
Dechelette, J. 46: 332, 333, 351, 368.
Decimal system, employed by the Sonoran and Shoshonean peoples 19: 922.
Decimal-Vigesimal System, employed by the Othomian, Torascan, Totonacan and Huastecan peoples 19: 922.
Deciphering, principles of 1: 207.
Dē´citān, Tlingit Clan
crests of 26: 416, 420.
history of 26: 412.
phratry and tribe 26: 399.
See also Ghosts; Souls; Spirits.
Declarations of War
of Guiana Indians 38: § 758, 759.
pictographically represented 10: 358 sq.
Decoctions, medicine 38: § 927.
Decoigne, Ellen
reservation for 18: 742.
See also Ducoin.
Decora, Paul, songs recorded by 47: 9.
Decora, position of wife of 37: 193.
Decora Family, origin of 37: 65, 67 sqq.
Decorating
plants used in 30: 82.
the Xo´-ḳa 45: 703-707.
Decoration
among Siuoan peoples 11: 397.
body 38: p. 419-448.
colors used in 2: 326, 330.
difference of styles of, accounted for 2: 328.
eastern United States pottery 20: 25, 36, 40 sq., 51 sq., 56, 64-80.
evolution of 20: 64 sq.
Florida Peninsula pottery, designs 20: 118, 121, 122, 123, 125, 126, 127, 128.
Florida Peninsula pottery, methods 20: 118.
Gulf Coast pottery, designs 20: 106, 107, 108, 109 sq., 113 sq.
Gulf Coast pottery, methods 20: 105 sq.
house 38: § 325.
house openings 8: 145 sq.
Indian pottery, change in forms of 2: 327, 333.
Indian pottery, vegetable matter employed in 2: 331.
Iroquoian pipes 20: 174 sq.
Iroquoian pottery, designs 20: 171 sq.
Iroquoian pottery, methods 20: 162 sqq.
kiva roof timbers 8: 145 sq.
lack of, in Navaho houses 17: 487.
ladder crosspieces 8: 159.
Lower Mississippi Valley pottery 20: 103 sq.
Middle Atlantic Coast pipes 20: 158.
Middle Atlantic Coast pottery, designs 20: 145, 151, 154, 156.
Middle Atlantic Coast pottery, methods 20: 148 sq., 151, 154, 155 sq., 157.
Middle Mississippi Valley pottery, designs 20: 86, 88, 90 sq., 92, 100 sq.
Middle Mississippi Valley pottery, methods 20: 85, 86, 88, 89.
New Jersey-New England pottery 20: 177, 179.
no symbolic significance in 2: 333.
Northwestern pottery 20: 188 sqq., 191, 194, 196 sq., 198, 199, 200 sq.
of Awatobi pottery 17: 623, 624 sq.
of bags 45: 48, 49, 50, 51.
of baskets 45: 51, 52, 55, 223 sq.
of clay articles 2: 322.
of cliff house walls 16: 102, 109, 113, 125, 147, 160, 177-181.
of clothing 45: 66-73, 236, 337 sqq.
of headbands 45: 74.
of Honanki pottery 17: 570, 571.
of horse equipments 45: 50, 353 sq.
of houses of squares 42: 184 sq.
of ladle handles 17: 624.
of mats 45: 47.
of Omaha tents 13: 274.
of pottery by spattering 17: 650, 668, 671, 677.
of pottery, Yukon 46: 135, 147.
of Sikyatki pottery 17: 650, 652, 655, 657-728.
of Tusayan kiva 15: 283.
Ohio Valley pottery 20: 185 sq.
on basketry suggesting Siouan relationship 41: 533.
personal, in Tusayan ceremony 15: 275, 278, 279, 281, 282, 283, 285, 286, 287.
roof beams 8: 123, 125.
Seri 17: 10, 164*-179*.
Seri, significance of 17: 176*-179*.
Seri, travelers’ accounts of 17: 78, 101.
South Appalachian pottery, designs 20: 133 sq., 138, 139 sq.
South Appalachian pottery, methods 20: 133-136.
Southern and Northern pottery 20: 145 sq., 187.
wall of Mashongnavi house 8: 146.
wooden chair 8: 213.
Zuñi window sashes 8: 196.
See also Adornment; Beadwork; Carving; Checker; Color; Comb-like; Cords; Cross; Designs; Dyes; Fabrics; Filfot; Griddle; Guilloche; Herringbone; Imbrication; Incision; Indenting; Inlaying; Meander; Ornaments; Paddles; Painting; Personal; Quillwork; Roulette; Scroll; Stamps; Trailing; Volute.
Decorative
motive in pottery, sources of 4: 453.
pleasures 19: LX-LXIII, LXXIV-LXXVII.
Decoys
used by Eskimo in catching ptarmigan 18: 132.
women as, in warfare 38: § 764.
Decu´. See Haines Mission.
Dedication of Navaho houses 17: 476, 504.
Deep Creek Reserve, sale of 18: 830.
Deep Creek Uta, executive order affecting 18: 892.
Deep Fork, Upper towns on 42: 333.
Deer
a life symbol 36: 96.
a man-being in Iroquoian cosmology 21: 173.
appearance of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas 21: 95.
as a symbol 39: 214.
as an emblem 39: 327.
basketry design 38: § 444.
bina for 30: 282.
brains, bows sized with 14: 281.
ceremonial division of 47: 338.
ceremonial over, killed in a hunt 23: 440, 441.
ceremonies connected with 39: 322.
connection of, with Shell society 27: 518, 559.
creation of, reference to 35: 398.
division of, at War-bundle feast 37: 430.
Eskimo lance for hunting 9: 240-244.
Eskimo methods of killing and capturing 18: 118 sq.
Eskimo use of intestines of 18: 118.
fat of, use of, in Hako ceremony 22, ii: 20.
horns used as pegs in Zuñi 8: 111.
hunting of 11: 249; 27: 270, 271 sq., 274 sq.; 32: 656; 38: § 168; 46: 536.
hunting of, among Pima 27: 44.
implements made from bones of, from Pueblo ruins, description of 22, i: 94, 95.
killed for War-bundle feast 37: 442.
method of hunting 42: 693; 45: 101.
myths concerning 11: 37, 64, 153, 201, 328; 19: 250 sq., 263, 266, 275 sqq., 286 sq., 432, 450 sqq.
place of, in life of Osage 36: 185.
place of, in tribal life 39: 322.
prayer for stalking 47: 835.
prayer on trapping a 23: 440.
representation of, Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 20: 95.
Seri chase of 17: 196*.
skin of, use of, in Hako ceremony 22, ii: 21.
songs of the Cherokee 19: 435.
symbol in the codices 16: 233, 234.
taboo of 11: 412.
tail of, used as charm 35: 649.
taming of 38: § 716.
tradition concerning 45: 96 sq.
turtle and, legend of 30: 212 sq.
ulna of 35: 117, 124, 157.
why, have short black tails 31: 63.
Women, mythic 11: 480.
See also Deer, among the Pima, Tlingit; Reindeer.
Deer, among the Pima
as food 26: 81, 83.
disease caused by 26: 262.
in mythology 26: 217, 218.
in song 26: 301, 317.
Deer, among the Tlingit
charm for 26: 447.
name in peace-making 26: 447, 451.
name of gaming stick 26: 444.
products, articles of trade 26: 93.
town name 26: 409.
Deer, at Cibola
description of, by Colorado River Indians 14: 405.
in Menomini myth 14: 201.
in Pueblo region 14: 518.
of the Great Plains 14: 528.
Deer and Corn Clans
bringing of water by members of 23: 128, 129.
deposition of prayer plumes by members of 23: 128, 129.
Deer Antler
fragments of 44: 135.
wedges of 44: 135.
Deer Clan
associations of 42: 149.
customs of 37: 246.
dog names of 37: 246.
native names for 42: 115.
origin myth of 37: 247 sqq.
of the Cherokee 42: 118.
personal names of 37: 249.
song of 37: 249.
See also Sowinû Clan.
Deer Creek Reserve
cession of 18: 938.
establishment of 18: 912.
Deer Disease, treatment for 42: 639 sq.
Deer Gens, personal names of 43: 128 sqq.
Deer-head, a sky deity 43: 74.
Deer-head Gens, Omaha 3: 245.
Deer Horn, appearance of, in Hopi pictures 21: 60, 103, 121.
Deer Hunter
legend of 21: 104.
representation of, in picture of Sowiñwû 21: 103.
Deer Katcinas
association of, with Kwewû 21: 103.
See also Sowiñwû.
Deer-Mouse, a man-being in Iroquoian cosmology 21: 306.
Deer People Gens
mention of 36: 95.
See also Ta´ I-ni-ḳa-shi-ga Gens.
Deer Scapulae
appearance of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas 21: 103.
substitution of sheep scapulae for 21: 85.
Deer Songs
of the Osage 36: 185-191; 39: 129-137, 322-326; 45: 643 sq.
ritual closed with 39: 328.
Deer, White
borrowing coat of 32: 267.
carries boy away on antlers 32: 354.
Dearborn, Henry, treats with the Cherokee 5: 193, 195.
Deering 46: 203.
Deerskin
Eskimo ceremonial objects made of 18: 397, 404, 406, 408, 413.
Eskimo clothing made of 18: 30, 32, 35, 36, 38, 44.
Eskimo hunting bag made of 18: 167.
Eskimo transportation apparatus made of 18: 217, 231.
for sweathouses and masks in Navaho ceremonial must be smothered animals 8: 242.
over the entrance of a Navaho sweathouse, signification of 8: 242.
taboo of, to the Ponca gens 27: 44.
use of 11: 284, 299.
Deer’s Potato, medicinal use of 42: 660.
Defender, a man-being in Iroquoian cosmology 21: 234.
Defense
a motive for selection of dwelling site 8: 59.
absence of motive for, in cliff ruins 16: 101, 142, 153, 154, 170, 196, 197.
adaptation of architecture to 8: 226.
architecture relied upon for 8: 58.
efficiency of, at Zuñi 8: 97.
expedients for, in cliff dwellings 16: 170.
features of, at Ojo Caliente 8: 69.
features of, at Tusayan and Zuñi compared 8: 76.
gateways arranged for 8: 180, 182.
home villages located for 16: 111.
loopholes, an evidence of 16: 135.
loopholes for 8: 198.
method of, at Payupki 8: 59 sq.
methods of, adopted in war 38: § 765.
motive for, dying out in Zuñi 8: 96 sq.
not a factor in selection of Mashongnavi site 8: 67.
not a motive in selection of site of Zuñi 8: 97.
of houses 38: § 291.
of villages, Eskimo provision for 18: 327 sq.
provisions for, at Kin-tiel 8: 92, 93.
provisions for, in Ketchipauan church 8: 96.
Seri methods of 17: 264* sq.
sites chosen for, inconvenient to sources of subsistence 8: 77.
the motive of occupation of Tâaaiyalana mesa 8: 90.
use of Ketchipauan church for, by natives 8: 82.
wall for, at Bat House 8: 52.
wall for, at Pueblo Bonito 8: 70.
Defenses, types of 45: 117 sq.
Defensive
cliff dwellings 13: 260.
motive of Casa Grande 13: 307.
sites, to what attributed 16: 91.
sites of ancient Verde villages 13: 193, 206, 208, 214, 215, 216.
Defiance, signals for 1: 530.
Definitions of terms 11: 365.
Deflectors, description of 33: 172.
Deformation
artificial, of the skull 46: 83, 282, 321.
of Guiana Indians 38: § 501-507.
of Seri bodies 17: 264* sq.
of the child 35: 656, 658, 662, 663, 664, 665, 666.
of the head, Koskimo 35: 671.
of the head, Kwāg·uł 35: 671.
of twins 35: 675.
Deformities, cause of 30: 187, 371.
Deganawida, story of 48: 13.
Deganeski, Union Cherokee leader in Civil War 19: 171.
Degiha. See Ȼegiha.
Degrees
of the Osage rites, order of 36: 152, 153.
of the Osage rites, seven in number 36: 152.
Dehesa, Gov. Teodoro, acknowledgments to 25: XXVIII, 235; 26: XV.
Dehesa Collection 26: XV.
Dehninotaton. See Down-fended.
Deities
attitude toward 37: 279.
day, in Maori calendar 16: 265.
list of 37: 285.
of the Hopi 15: 265.
of the Siouan tribes 11: 372, 445, 506.
offerings to 37: 311.
prayers to 45: 184.
use of the term 15: 253.
See also Deity; Divinities; Gods; Spirits.
Deity
Chickasaw conception of 44: 247 sq.
chief, of the Okanagon 45: 289.
Christian, confused with native conceptions 42: 481.
conception of 32: 62.
in Pima conception 26: 245, 250 sqq.
in Tlingit conception 26: 417, 434, 451 sq., 454.
names for 42: 482.
supreme, belief in 42: 709.
See also Cosmology; Gods; Religion.
Dekanawida, peace proposed by 43: 460.
Dekinä´k !ᵘ, Tlingit feast described by 26: 438.
Del Rio
reference to 28: 202, 203, 204.
ruins near 28: 201.
Delano, A.
on hand game, Ololopa 24: 299.
on stick game, Ololopa 24: 248.
on tree burial in Nebraska 1: 161.
Delaware, Ohio, trail to 42: 786.
Delaware Indians
account of 14: 1095.
adopted into League of the Iroquois 43: 463.
cession of land in Indiana by 5: 137.
connection of, with southern New England tribes 43: 214 sq.
delegation of, to Wovoka 14: 903.
final defeat of 14: 672.
Ghost dance doctrine among 14: 786, 902.
join the Cherokee 5: 356 sqq.
mention of 42: 96.
opposition of, to Tecumtha 14: 684.
See also Delawares.
Delaware Language
consonantic clusters in 28: 283.
description of 28: 228, 275-280, 290a, 290b.
examples in comparison with 28:
Abnaki 238, 284.
Algonkin 243, 244, 261, 265, 267, 268, 273.
Cheyenne 286.
Cree 238, 239, 243, 244, 251, 256, 261, 265, 267, 269, 273, 274, 275, 284, 286.
Cree-Montagnais 273.
Eastern Algonquian 257, 269, 270, 287, 288.
Fox 238, 239, 243, 244, 250, 251, 256, 257, 259, 260 sq., 265, 267, 270, 273, 274, 275, 283, 284, 287, 290.
Kickapoo 259, 267.
Malecite 239, 269, 283.
Menominee 239, 243, 244, 250, 251, 257, 261, 267, 270, 273.
Micmac 238, 256, 273, 284, 288.
Minsi 239, 274.
Montagnais 259, 261, 267, 269, 286.
Natick 239, 243, 244, 250, 265, 269, 273, 274, 284, 286, 288.
Ojibwa 238, 239, 243, 244, 256, 257, 261, 265, 267, 268, 269, 270, 273, 275, 284, 286, 288.
Ottawa 261, 265, 267, 268, 273.
Passamaquoddy 243, 267, 286, 287.
Penobscot 267, 269.
Peoria 238, 239, 256, 257, 261, 265, 267, 268, 270, 275, 284.
Potawatomi 261, 268, 273.
Sauk 259, 267.
Shawnee 238, 239, 243, 244, 256, 257, 261, 265, 267, 274, 283, 284, 287, 288.
Stockbridge 238, 284, 290.
Turtle Mountain (Ojibwa dialect) 239.
formation of negative verb in 28: 274.
independent mode in 28: 231, 260 sq., 268, 287.
indicative mode in 28: 273.
reference to 28: 225.
relationships of 28: 231, 238, 244, 289.
study of, by Dr. T. Michelson 34: 16.
subjunctive mode in 28: 246, 260, 265, 268.
suppositive mode in 28: 273.
Delaware Prophet, account of the 14: 662.
Delaware Valley
archeology of 15: XXI.
occurrence of Iroquoian pottery in 20: 178.
pottery of 20: 176 sqq.
relations of pottery of 28: 147.
resemblance of pottery of, to that of Chesapeake-Susquehanna Valley 20: 176.
Delawares
among the Cherokee 19: 137, 157.
burial of, in stone graves 12: 692, 697.
capture of Cherokee medicine by 19: 397, 503.
Cherokee relations with 19: 18 sq., 373, 378 sq.
confederation of, with Cherokee 18: 841.
games of the 24:
dice games 69 sq., 105.
hidden ball 342 sq.
hoop and pole 421, 446 sq.
racket 567.
ring and pin 537.
genesis legend of 19: 229.
graves in Ashland county, Ohio 5: 47.
habitat of the 7: 79.
in Texas, union of, with Cherokee 19: 143.
in Texas, wanderings of 19: 146.
incorporation of, with Cherokee 19: 99, 151.
invitations to join Cherokee extended to 19: 105, 136.
land cessions and reservations 18: 596, 597, 648, 650, 656 sqq., 662 sqq., 666 sqq., 674, 676, 678, 684-688, 692, 724, 740, 778, 780, 790 sqq., 822, 824, 840.
mode of address used to 19: 491.
Moravian missionary work among 19: 83.
name of, for Cherokee 19: 16.
policy of 18: 639.
population of 7: 49; 18: 639.
regard for snakes among 19: 458.
remains of weirs in 13: 15.
scarcity of pottery from 20: 157.
Shawano early dispute with 17: 154.
sketch of the 19: 497.
trans-Mississippi migration of 19: 99.
Walam Olum of 17: 142; 26: 34.
See also Delaware Indians.
Delgado. See Ubeda y Delgado.
Delirium, how treated by the Zuñi 30: 48.
Delisle, Guillaume, maps by 17: 56, 63, 64.
Dellenbaugh, F. S.
drawings by 10: 51.
on identification of Cibola 17: 595.
on manufacture of death’s-head vases 20: 96.
on Puaray 29: 524.
Dellius, Godfrey, grant of land to 18: 580.
Delphinium Menziesii 45: 502, 506.
Deluge
Cherokee myths concerning 19: 261, 444 sq.
Sia myth concerning 11: 57.
Tsimshian myth concerning 31: 346-350, 862.
Tsimshian story of the 31: 113.
Demarcation, Line of, between Indians and Eskimo on the Yukon 46: 57, 66, 67, 82, 127, 129, 134, 151.
Demarcation Point, Alaska
called Herschel Island 9: 26.
Eskimo villages at 9: 43.
Demarena Indians, marriage customs of 30: 318.
Dementia among the Pima 26: 268.
Demeré, Captain —
commander of Fort Loudon 19: 40.
death of 19: 44.
surrender of 19: 43.
use of drums of 19: 493.
Demigods, absence of belief in 11: 371.
Demonology, definition of 15: XVIII.
Demonomy
classification of 16: XVI.
definition of 15: XIX.
Demons
Eskimo belief concerning 9: 431, 434.
in Pima song 26: 329.
See also Ghost; Spirits.
Demonstrative Pronouns, Algonquian 28: 232.
Demotic
characteristics of the Indians 15: LXIX.
characters of the Seri 17: 10 sqq., 164*-344*.
classification of the Indians 14: XXVII, XXVIII, XXXVIII.
Denax·daᵋxᵘ
mention of 35: 218.
method of cooking mountain-goat skin 35: 443.
method of cooking salmon 35: 323.
Dendrocygna Viduata. See Vicissi Duck.
Dené 46: 130.
Denial, mistaken, of the existence of sign language 1: 326.
Denig, Edwin Thompson
ancestry of 46: 383 sq.
Assiniboin gentes given by 15: 222.
Assiniboin manuscript of, preparation of 41: 6.
brief account of life of 46: 380 sq.
character of 46: 382.
contributor to Bureau 48: 1189.
Indian name of 46: 386.
manuscript report by 44: 6.
obituary of 48: 1221.
on archery, Assiniboin 24: 39.
on dice games, Assiniboin 24: 173-177.
on hand and foot ball, Assiniboin 24: 707.
on hand game, Assiniboin 24: 316 sq.
on racket, Assiniboin 24: 610 sq.
on running races, Crows, Mandan 42: 807 sq.
on shinny, Assiniboin 24: 636.
on shuffleboard, Assiniboin 24: 728.
on snow-snake, Assiniboin 24: 415.
on tossed ball, Assiniboin 24: 710.
quoted on the Assiniboin 15: 222.
tribes described by 46: 379.
Deniker, J. 46: 229, 235, 256.
Denison, James S., communication from 10: 105.
Dennison, B. F., inclosure on farm of, New York 12: 510.
Denny, L. W., burial mound on property of 41: 89.
Denonville, J. R. de B., quoted on French policy toward Indians 18: 546 sqq.
Densmore, Miss Frances
bulletin by, on Chippewa music 30: 23.
bulletin by, on Teton Sioux music 39: 24.
collaborator of Bureau 48: 1189.
collections made by 39: 27.
papers by 34: 26; 36: 31; 37: 28; 40: 17; 44: 16.
researches in Indian music 31: 8, 19 sq.; 32: 10.
special researches of 32: 27.
study of Indian music by 38: p. 15.
study of primitive Slovak music by 38: p. 15 sq.
systematic research by 33: 30.
work of 29: 19; 30: 10, 21, 24; 34: 21; 36: 27; 37: 21 sq.; 39: 23; 40: 14 sq.; 41: 12 sqq., 35 sqq., 60 sqq., 87 sqq., 112 sq.; 42: 15; 43: 10 sq.; 44: 10-13; 45: 10 sqq.; 46: 11 sq.; 47: 8 sqq.; 48: 15 sq.
Dental Arch
Eskimo 46: 236, 264.
Yukon Eskimo 46: 162, 163.
Yukon Indians 46: 152, 154, 155, 157, 275.
Dentalia
mention of 35: 1035.
used in weather charm 35: 624.
Dentalium
shells used for money 2: 191, 220, 227, 239.
shells used for ornament 2: 191, 218, 220, 227.
shells used in bushing 2: 218, 227.
use of 44: 148.
Dentistry
among the Chippewa 44: 335.
among the Eskimo 18: 310; 46: 93.
See also Toothache.
Deoñ, acknowledgments to 14: 655.
Departure and Return, Algonquian pictographic notice of 10: 330.
Departure of the Katcinas
prominence of Eototo in celebration of 21: 77.
See also Ninan.
Depilation
among Guiana Indians 38: § 508.
practice of 45: 83, 341.
Depons, F.
cited 30: 118, 137, 139, 161, 285, 289, 342, 371.
on Guacharo caverns 30: 161 sq.
on medicine-men 30: 350 sq.
Depressions
artificial, at Casa Grande 13: 303.
saucer-shaped, remains of dwellings 41: 495.
Depuch Island, Australia, petroglyphs on 10: 162 sq.
Derby, D. W., explorations by, Wisconsin 12: 88, 89.
Derion, Baptiste, Oto gentes named by 15: 240.
Derision, signs for 1: 301.
Derivation, how accomplished 1: 7.
Derivatives, hypocoristic 40: 377.
Deroque, on Shaw’s mission 19: 71.
Dervishes, hypnotism among the 14: 948.
Des Chutes (Lower), a Waiäm synonym 14: 741.
Des Moines River
mounds 5: 33, 34.
reference to 27: 36, 72, 88, 94.
Dĕ´sa, a Caddo synonym 14: 1092.
Desaix, Captain —— 1: 210.
Descalona, Louis, labors of, at Pecos 14: 401.
Descent
among primitive peoples 15: CVII.
among the Assiniboin 15: 225.
among the Indians 15: 202.
among the Mandan 15: 241.
among the Menomini 14: 43.
among the Navaho 17: 485.
among the Omaha 27: 38.
among the Pima 26: 197.
among the Pueblo Indians 13: 197.
among the Sioux 15: 187, 213.
among the Tutelo 15: 244.
conception of, from animals 37: 197.
explained by Stiggin 42: 114.
Isletan 47: 202 sq., 352.
Isletan and Keresan 47: 352.
matrilineal 34: 88; 42: 376; 47: 34.
of Dakota chiefs 15: 221.
of Osage chiefs 15: 235.
reckoning of 37: 185, 192 sq.; 45: 161.
supposed, from the Hebrews 42: 421.
Descourtilz, on Antillean pictographs 25: 148.
Description of burial feast 1: 190, 191.
Descriptive Ethnology, work in 15: LXXIX; 17: XLVIII-LI; 18: XLV sq.; 19: XXVIII sq.
Desert
life in, solidarity of 17: 32, 37.
solidarity, Seri failure to participate in 17: 133*.
Desgodins, Père ——, Mo-so manuscript copied by 10: 673 sq.
Deshneff, S., reports Alaska people with labrets 3: 92.
Desierto Encinas, features of 17: 39 sqq.
Design Arrangements, comparison of 41: 424 sqq.
Design Elements
discussion of 41: 245-258.
distribution of 41: 454-462.
Design Fields 41: 228-234.
Design Names
distribution of 41: 470 sqq.
index to 41: 462-470.
Lower Thompson 41: 471 sq.
Upper Thompson 41: 470 sqq.
Designs
application of, to field 41: 258-299.
arrangements of 41: 237-245.
associated with Ghost dance 45: 423-427.
California, on Klickitat bags 41: 375 sq.
Chilcotin 41: 230, 348.
Coeur d’Alêne 45: 55-58, 77-80.
combination of 41: 303 sq.
considered as incomplete 41: 258.
curvilinear 46: 174.
diamond 41: 244, 324 sq.
difficulties in applying 41: 258-261, 263.
discussion of, by informants 41: 431-448.
discussion of types of 41: 262.
dream 41: 302 sq., 339, 387, 451.
either geometric or realistic 41: 330.
errors in arrangement of 41: 287, 295.
Eskimo 46: 174.
geometric, Chilcotin 41: 348 sqq.
geometric, description of 41: 246-256.
geometric, discussion of 41: 328 sqq.
geometric, interpretation of 41: 304-330.
geometric, list of 41: 430.
geometric, names for 41: 402-411.
illustrating a story 41: 256, 258.
in imbrication 41: 140.
in vertical stripes 41: 242-245.
index to sketches of 41: 473-483.
Indian division of 41: 254, 256.
influenced by dream 45: 428-431.
inheritance of 41: 301.
interpretation of 41: 304-330, 348 sqq., 383, 387 sq.
Klickitat and Yakima 41: 357-360.
Lillooet 41: 230, 339.
Lytton 41: 331-334.
meaning of 45: 411-415, 438 sq.
names of 41: 358 sq.
obsolete 41: 370 sq.
of the Flathead group 45: 330.
on bags 45: 226.
on baskets 45: 226.
on clothing 45: 337 sqq.
on pottery 4: 78.
realistic 41: 254 sq., 330 sq., 339, 348.
resulting from dreams 41: 302 sq.
selection of 41: 300-304.
sketched by basket maker 41: 259 sq.
symmetry in arrangement of 41: 284, 286, 287, 296.
terms descriptive of 41: 400 sqq.
Thompson 41: 230-233, 365, 366, 378, 383.
used at Guardian Spirit dance 45: 427 sq.
used by shamans 45: 431 sq.
used by warriors 45: 433-437.
used in facial painting 45: 420-423.
used in tattooing 45: 87 sq., 408-417.
variations of 41: 301.
Yakima and Klickitat 41: 357-360.
See also Decorations; Forms.
Desmoncas
bush ropes 38: § 72.
for basketry 38: § 100, 104.
for plaited belt 38: § 544.
Despair, sobbing as an expression of 20: CXLII.
Destruction
of cultural remains 46: 88, 89, 90.
of human remains 46: 97, 111, 181, 363.
of sites 46: 136.
Determination, compressing the lips as a sign of 20: CXLIII.
Detroit
cession of land at 18: 654.
treaty of 18: 674 sqq., 810 sqq.
Detroit Gazette, on wild rice as biennial plant 19: 1025.
Detsăna´yuka, a Comanche band 14: 1044.
De´tsătă, Cherokee fairy 19: 334 sq.
Detsekayaa, Caddo name of the Arapaho 14: 953.
Development
of cliff dwellings 16: 198.
of Pueblo architecture 16: 155.
Devil, Indian idea of the 14: 1031.
Devil-doer Tree
effects of 30: 233.
spirits associated with 30: 228, 233.
Devil Spirit
evil due to 30: 349 sq.
flagellation 30: 331 sq., 350.
Devilfish
beliefs regarding 35: 614.
boiled 35: 470.
boiled with oil 35: 473.
catching of 35: 185, 470, 474, 475.
female, not boiled 35: 472.
hook for 35: 151 sq.
name of Tlingit gaming stick 26: 443.
scorched 35: 472.
steamed with clams 35: 474.
used as bait 35: 1320.
used in Tlingit crest 26: 416.
Devilfish, The Giant, Tsimshian myth of 31: 135-138, 739.
Devilism, definition of 1: 32.
Devil’s Claw
in Pima basketry 26: 133, 135.
Pima article of trade 26: 94.
Devil’s Footprint, legend of 42: 256.
Devil’s Garden, Fla. 5: 478.
Devil’s Lake, Siouan name of 15: 184.
Devil’s Lake Reserve, establishment of 18: 842.
Devil’s Shoestring
in Cherokee lore 19: 425.
medicinal use of 42: 658, 668.
Devil’s Tower, Kiowa mythic origin of 17: 160.
Devol, W. S., account by, of cliff houses on Bonita Creek, reference to 22, i: 187.
Devouring the Dead
Fans of Africa 1: 182.
Indians of South America 1: 182 sq.
Massageties, Padaeans, Derbices, Effedens, Irish and ancient Britons 1: 182.
See also Cannibalism.
Dew
people of Zuñi tradition 13: 343, 390.
source of 30: 260.
terms relating to 29: 54.
Dew Makers, employment of 42: 631.
Dewey, George
explorations in Seriland by 17: 105 sq., 200* sq.
notes on Seri by 17: 106.
Dewey, Lyster H., plant identified as Scirpus by 35: 13.
Dhe´giha
application of term 27: 605.
See also Ȼegiha.
Dhegiha, twofold organization of 37: 181.
Diagnosis by primitive trephiners 16: 62.
Diagonals
stepped, difficulties encountered with 41: 290-296.
textiles 3: 416.
Dialects
among Plains Indians 14: 582.
Cherokee 19: 16, 188 sq., 506.
of the Flathead group 45: 303.
of the Okanagan group 45: 203.
of Western Eskimo, distribution of 18: 24 sqq.
numerous, connected with gesture language 1: 294, 306.
See also Language.
Dialogues, in sign language 1: 486.
Diamond, as an element in design 41: 253 sq.
Diamond Designs 41: 244, 324 sq.
Diario, quotation of Garces from 19: 599.
Diarrhea
among the Pima 26: 268.
Arodiclidium camara as medicine for 38: § 927.
Diaz, President —, acknowledgment to 26: XIV.
Diaz (del Castillo), Bernal
on Cempoalan 25: 233.
on Chalchihuitl among the Mexicans 9: 591, 592.
on dice game, Aztec 24: 160.
on Indian medicine women 9: 469.
on route of Cortés 25: 244, 245.
on Villa Rica de la Vera Cruz 25: 243.
Diaz, Capt. Melchior
command of, at Corazones 14: 484.
death of 14: 407, 501.
exploration by 14: 406, 480, 486, 574; 17: 54 sq.
in command of San Hieronimo 14: 392.
Niza’s report investigated by 14: 547, 553, 572.
on Indian wig-making 9: 475.
on location of Totonteac 19: 599.
on Niza’s discoveries 14: 383.
ordered to verify Friar Marcos’ reports 14: 363.
position of 14: 477.
Dibble. See Planting Sticks.
D’Iberville, —, names of Taënsa towns given by 7: 96.
Diccionario de Motul, work on translation of 22, i: XXXIII.
Dice, Bone, buried with child 41: 604.
Dice Game
antetype of 24: 383.
canes 24: 210.
general description of 24: 44-49.
of the Arapaho 14: 1004 sq.
of women 37: 122; 45: 130, 260.
pastor 24: 195.
played at adoption feast 40: 359.
played by the 24:
Algonkin 49.
Amalecite 49 sq.
Apache, San Carlos 86.
Apache, White Mountain 87-91.
Arapaho 50-58, 126.
Arikara 97 sq., 101.
Assiniboin 173-177.
Awani 143.
Bannock 159.
Bellacoola 155.
Beothuk 97.
Blackfeet 56 sqq.
Caddo 98.
Caughnawaga 105.
Cayuga 112 sq., 117.
Cherokee 105.
Cheyenne 54, 58-61, 101, 126.
Chippewa 61-68.
Choctaw 146.
Chukchansi 138.
Clallam 155 sq.
Clayoquot 196.
Cocopa 199.
Comanche 55, 126, 159 sq.
Conestoga 105.
Cree 68 sq.
Crows 177 sq.
Dakota 184 sq.
Dakota, Brulé 179-186.
Dakota, Oglala 179.
Dakota, Santee 180 sq.
Dakota, Sisseton 183 sq.
Dakota, Teton 181 sq.
Dakota, Wahpeton 183 sq.
Dakota, Yankton 184, 185 sq.
Dalles Indian 158.
Delawares 69 sq., 105.
Eskimo 102 sqq.
Grosventres 70 sqq.
Haida 189 sq.
Hidatsa 186.
Hopi 160-165.
Hupa 91 sq.
Hurons 106-110.
Illinois 72.
Iowa 186.
Iroquois 105, 113 sqq.
Kawchodinne 92.
Kawia 165.
Kekchi 141 sqq.
Keres 119-124.
Kickapoo 72 sq.
Kiowa 124-130.
Klamath 136 sqq.
Klikitat 158.
Kwakiutl 196.
Makah 197, 198.
Mandan 187.
Maricopa 201.
Massachuset 73.
Maya 143.
Menominee 73 sq.
Micmac 74-80.
Mission Indians 204, 205.
Missisauga 80.
Miwok 143, 144.
Mohave 205, 207.
Mohawk 110 sq.
Mono 166.
Narraganset 180 sq.
Natchez 146.
Navaho 92-97, 162, 190, 222, 223.
Nipissing 81.
Nishinam 154 sq.
Nisqualli 156.
Nootka 198, 199.
Norridgewock 81 sq.
Olamentke 144.
Omaha 187 sq., 760.
Onondaga 111 sqq., 117.
Opata 146.
Osage 188.
Ottawa 82.
Paiute 166 sqq.
Papago 146 sqq.
Passamaquoddy 82 sqq.
Pawnee 99-102.
Penobscot 84.
Piegan 57, 84 sq.
Pima 148, 152.
Pomo 131-136.
Ponca 188 sq.
Potawatomi 85.
Prairie tribes 54.
Quinaielt 156.
Saboba 171.
Sauk and Foxes 85 sq.
Sekani 97.
Seneca 113-119.
Shoshoni 168-171, 178.
Shuswap 156.
Snohomish 156.
Songish 157.
Takulli 97.
Tarahumare 152.
Tejon 138 sq.
Tepehuan 153 sq.
Tewa 190, 192 sqq.
Thompson Indians 157.
Tigua 190 sqq., 195.
Tlingit 130 sq., 246.
Tobikhar (Gabrieleños) 172.
Tobique 50.
Tulares 145.
Tuscarora 118.
Twana 158.
Ute (Uinta) 172 sq.
Walapai 207, 208.
Wiktchamne 139 sq.
Winnebago 189.
Wyandot 118 sq.
Yakima 158.
Yokuts 140 sq.
Yuma 208 sqq.
Zuaque 154.
Zuñi 46 sq., 120, 210-226.
plum-stone game 24: 61.
primitive game of 11: 61, 178.
quince (shepherd’s game) 24: 194.
stave games 24: 56.
stick dice games 24: 29, 32, 33, 152.
throwing game 24: 190.
Dichrophyllum Marginatum 33: 99.
Dickerman, Sumner, busk described by 42: 670 sq.
Dickson, Robert
at capture of Mackinaw 14: 55.
Indians under, in war of 1872 14: 19.
on dependence of fur traders on wild rice 19: 1103.
on popular synonym for wild rice 19: 1023.
Dicotyles. See Bush-hog.
Dicranum Bonjeanii, use of 44: 289, 377.
Dictionaries, Indian
in preparation 27: 9.
reference to 29: 13 sq., 23.
Dictionary
Geographic, of Alaska 46: 178, 181, 184.
of Sign Language, extracts from 1: 409.
of the American Indian, work on 20: XXIV.
of the Kalispel, on gaming terms, Pend d’Oreilles 24: 250, 490.
Dictionnaire Français-Onontagué, Onondaga definition of racket from 24: 592.
Didapper, defeat of, by Sir William Johnson 19: 203.
Diddock, Mrs. Walter T., assistance rendered by 33: 46.
Die, Serian and Yuman words meaning 17: 338* sqq.
Dieganos. See Diegueño.
Diegueño
color schemes of 29: 42.
in Yuma-Pima battle 26: 47.
land cessions and reservations 18: 788.
population of 7: 138.
See also Mission Indians.
Dieriabin 46: 127.
Diervilla Lonicera, use of 44: 289, 342.
Diesseldorff, E. P.
on monster’s head from Quirigua 19: 674.
on painting of Cuculcan 19: 678 sq.
Diet. See Food.
Dietary, Seri, estimate of 17: 214* sq.
Dietrich and König
on composition of wild rice 19: 1081.
on popular synonym for wild rice 19: 1023.
Difference
in pottery of different regions 4: 427, 431.
in styles of decoration accounted for 2: 328.
Differentiation
of labor among Indians 11: 271, 542.
of languages within one single stock, to what due 7: 141.
of organs in the State 3: 216.
of parts of speech 1: 8.
Digger Indian tongue compared by Powers with Pit River dialects 7: 98.
Diggers
application of the term 14: 1048.
Ghost dance among the 14: 804.
Digging Sticks
description of 45: 91.
for clover 35: 146.
for cryptochiton 35: 150.
for roots 35: 149.
mention of 35: 118, 186, 188, 521.
weighted with perforated stones 13: 98.
Dighton Rock., Mass.
descriptions of 10: 86 sq., 762 sqq.
inscriptions on 4: 20, 21, 250.
Dillard, Jack, mound on land of 44: 407.
Dillard, J. H., arbitrator between East Cherokee and Thomas’s creditors 19: 174.
Diller, J. S.
acknowledgment to 6: 21, note.
on formations in which cavate lodges occur 13: 219.
Dillon, Vince, acknowledgment to 43: 30.
Dimensions
of ancient Pueblos 13: 211.
of Casa Grande 13: 307.
“Diminished Reserve”
cession of 18: 824.
establishment of 18: 824.
Dinwiddie, William
acknowledgments to 15: 18; 17: 20; 20: 17.
collections made by 41: 72.
crania photographed by 16: 15.
operations of 13: XXVI, XXIX.
quarry group arranged by 15: 150.
work of 14: XXXVI; 15: XXI, XXV, XXVIII, XXXIII, XXXVIII, XLI, XLIII, L, LI, LIV, LV, LVIII, LIX, LXIV, LXVI, LXXIV, LXXV, 113; 16: XX, XXII, XXIII, XXVI, XXVII, XXIX, XXXVIII, XLIi, XLV, XLVIII, LXII, LXVII; 18: XLIX; 20: LVII, 13.
Diomede Islands
burial in 46: 95.
ceremonial objects from 18: 421.
clothing from 18: 30, 31, 34 sq., 39, 41, 42.
crania from 46: 256, 259.
description of villages on 18: 256.
dwellings in 46: 95.
Eskimos of 46: 226, 365.
fossil ivory culture in 46: 174.
Hrdlička’s trip to 46: 30, 87, 93, 94, 96.
implements and utensils from 18: 63, 83, 84, 88, 89, 92, 102 sq., 110 sq., 115, 127 sqq., 145, 163, 171, 173, 179 sqq., 189, 190, 192.
“jade” adzes from 46: 88, 96.
Jenness’s aid on 46: 95.
Jenness’s work on 46: 32, 95.
legendary origin of people of 18: 517 sq.
map of 46: 212.
old sites on 46: 95, 96.
ornament from 46: 58.
people of 18: 26, 27 sq.
stone adzes from 46: 135.
stone dwellings of 46: 172.
toys from 18: 346 sq.
transportation apparatus from 18: 210, 216, 226.
villages of 46: 209, 210.
Diomede Islanders 46: 87, 88, 96.
Dioscorea, “yam,” cultivation of 38: § 246.
Diospyros Paralea, febrifuge 38: § 927.
Diplomatic Packets 4: 161, 164.
Dipper, The, a sky deity 43: 73, 74.
Dipper, terms for basket used as 41: 397.
Dipper Gourd 33: 117.
Dippers
collection of Indian 3: 566.
Eskimo 18: 65-70.
Eskimo, of horn 9: 101, 102.
Eskimo, of ivory 9: 103.
from Awatobi, description of 17: 624.
from Pueblo ruins 22, i: 130, 133.
handle of, cut showing 22, i: 131.
views of 22, i: 65, 130, 133.
See also Cups; Dipper; Mugs; Pottery.
Dirca Palustris
medicinal constituents of 44: 304.
medicinal properties of 44: 301.
use of 44: 289, 346, 350.
Direction
indicated by drawing topographic features 10: 341-347.
pictographic notices of 10: 334.
sense of, in primitive men and animals 19: 846 sq.
See also Directions; and references.
Directional Colors, of Zuñi and Moki 15: 208.
Directions
cardinal, in savagery 15: CXVII, 204.
colors associated with 47: 344.
five 47: 284.
terms for 47: 284.
See also Cardinal Directions; Cardinal Points; Direction.
Directive Markings, discussion of 17: 167* sq.
Director
report of the 2: XV; 3: XIII; 10: III-XXX; and passim.
work of the 3: XXIX.
Dirks, Stone, from Santo Domingo 34: 179 sq.
Dirty Little Ani
a variant name 40: 505.
reference to 40: 511.
Disappearing Mist, account of 1: 327.
Disapproval, frowning as a sign of 20: CXLIII.
Discoid Stones
as grinders and polishers 13: 94.
described and figured 13: 99.
used as mullers 13: 93.
Discoidal
found in house circle 41: 547.
found in mound 41: 564.
found on temple site 41: 509.
used as cover for bowl 41: 547 sq.
Discontinuance of sign language, circumstances connected with the 1: 312.
Discourses in signs 1: 521.
Discourtesy, punishment for 30: 226.
Discovery
of Casa Grande 28: 54.
signals for 1: 533.
Disease
and medicine, Cherokee tradition of origin of 7: 319-322.
attributed to witchcraft 14: 139.
concept of 37: 313.
cured by Ghost dance 14: 786.
cured by Peyote 37: 419.
drugs used in 38: § 927-930.
Eskimo treatment of 18: 309 sq., 432, 433.
fear of 38: § 918.
Indian belief concerning 7: 39.
Indian ideas of origin of 14: 721.
method of treating, by Indian medicine-men 9: 462-468.
myths and lore concerning 19: 250 sqq., 281, 308, 435 sq., 502.
new, described by James Adair 44: 265.
pictographic representation of 10: 588 sqq.
routine treatment of 38: § 919-926.
theory of, of the Cherokee 7: 322 sqq.
treatment of, by jugglery 14: 149 sq.
treatment of, by sucking 14: 149.
See also Disease, Pima, Tlingit; Disease and Treatment; Diseases; etc.; Magic; Medicine; Sickness; Witchcraft.
Disease, Pima
cause and treatment 26: 260-267.
in mythology 26: 214.
prevalence of 26: 267 sq.
songs for 26: 260-267, 299, 302-330.
Disease, Tlingit, cause and treatment of 26: 464, 469 sq.
Disease and Treatment
bathing 27: 585 sqq.
case cited 27: 487 sq.
doctors 27: 487 sqq.
general account of 27: 582 sqq.
pain in head, Ponca cure for 27: 43.
treatment by Pebble society 27: 567.
See also Magic; Plants; Wounds; and specific names of diseases.
Disease-Giver
associated with success in war 37: 433.
characterization of 37: 436, 440.
conception of 37: 168, 287.
defied by man 37: 309 sq.
most sacred of spirits 37: 532.
offering to, in War-bundle feast 37: 429, 430, 449, 457, 467, 505.
refusal of blessing from 37: 302.
Diseases
at Anvik 46: 56, 59.
at Tanana 46: 43.
attributed to dead bodies 42: 511.
children’s treatment of 42: 656, 657, 658, 665, 666, 668, 669.
classification of 44: 335.
contagious, transmitted through food 42: 519.
diagnosed by Kila 42: 615.
discussion of 42: 636-654.
explanation of, by imputation 20: LI-LIV.
glossary of, terms in relation to 45: 456.
instruction in treatment of 42: 618.
list of, with symptoms and remedies 44: 266 sqq.
mention of 46: 107, 130, 133, 134, 171.
new, method of dealing with 42: 654.
of Omaha children 3: 265.
of the Eskimo 11: 187.
of the Point Barrow Eskimo 9: 39 sq.
prevention of 42: 658, 659, 664.
rarity of 46: 425.
See also Disease, etc.; Doctors; Medical Treatment; Medicine; Sickness.
Dish
beaver 35: 756.
double-headed serpent 35: 756.
dzō´noq!wa 35: 756.
for pounding salal-berries 35: 59.
grizzly bear 35: 756.
hair-seal 35: 756.
killer whale 35: 756.
sea lion 35: 756.
wolf 35: 756.
Dishes
birch-bark 44: 389.
clay 46: 173.
Eskimo 18: 70 sqq.
for feast 35: 325.
from Guadeloupe 34: 135.
house 35: 756, 764.
large wooden, used for burials of infants 43: 77.
limestone 44: 82 sqq.
making of 35: 57 sqq.
materials used for 42: 689.
measurements of 35: 57 sq.
mention of 35: 320, 360.
of abalone shell 44: 146 sq.
of the Seri 17: 185 sq.
sizes of 35: 59.
tools used by Eskimo in making 18: 85, 89.
wooden, birch-bark, Yukon 46: 136.
wooden, inlaid or not 46: 69, 71.
See also Beaver; Bullhead; Double-headed Serpent; Dzō´noq!wa; Eagle; Grizzly Bear; House-dishes; Killerwhale; Qolos; Salmon; Sea Monster; Sea Otter; Seal; Thunderbird; Whale; Wolf.
Disk
beads, specimens obtained 44: 163.
of turtle shell, from Chevlon 22, i: 96.
shell ornament for arm 38: § 74.
Disks
from Casa Grande pottery, perforated 28: 136.
from Guadeloupe 34: 136.
of clay, from Kintiel 22, i: 133.
of clay, used as stamps 34: 235.
of various materials from Pueblo ruins, list of specimens of 22, i: 106.
of various materials from Pueblo ruins, problematic use of 22, i: 96 sq.
perforated 34: 123.
pottery, eastern United States 20: 33, 34.
pottery, Iroquoian province 20: 170.
pottery, Middle Mississippi Valley 20: 83.
pottery, South Appalachian province 20: 131, 141 sq.
rolling, use of, in decorations 20: 52.
steatite 44: 104.
stone 34: 75.
use of, as Sun symbols in Hopi festivals 21: 41, 43, 46.
use of, to represent buttons in dress of katcinas 21: 88, 98.
use of, to represent sunflowers in pictures of Hopi katcinas 21: 64.
See also Ear-disks; Roulette.
Disks, Scalloped
probably time symbols 2: 273.
relation of, to human remains 2: 276.
shell, from mounds 2: 275, 278.
shell gorgets in the shape of 2: 268, 273, 279.
stone 2: 277.
stone, with engravings of knotted serpents 2: 278.
table of 2: 280.
the sun suggested by 2: 272.
type example of 2: 273.
use of sun symbols of similar shape 2: 273.
Diskwa´nĭ See Blythe, James.
Dismal River, reference to 27: 88, 91.
Disobedience, punishment for 30: 210 sq., 219-223.
Dispersion of the Great Heads, Iroquois myth of 2: 62.
Disposition. See Behavior.
Disputation (Hoopara) 33: 312, 316, 319, 327, 620, 647, 652.
Disputes, settlement of 42: 553, 555.
Distances
covered by the Indians 42: 735 sq.
how gauged 38: § 941.
Distortion, Facial, of Peruvian cranium 16: 42.
Distribution
of American pottery 20: 23.
of cliff ruins in De Chelly 16: 156 sq.
of coiled basketry 41: 154.
of Iroquoian pottery 20: 164-171.
of masks, geographical 3: 98-120.
of Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 20: 80 sq.
of parts of animals 3: 300.
of petroglyphs in North America 4: 19.
of Pueblo art 4: 266.
of stone art 13: 60.
of stone art materials 14: 21.
of stone implements 14: 134, 139, 141, 149.
of the animals, Zuñi myth 2: 21.
See also Classification.
Distributive Numerals, Unalit, table of 18: 240.
District of Columbia
collections from 28: 20, 21.
fabric-impressed pottery from 13: 44, 45.
field work in 11: XXVI.
pottery of 20: 156 sq.
quarry workshops of 15: 30.
Disturnell, J., on Taos 29: 182.
Ditch Boss, duties of 47: 55.
Ditch Dance 47: 318 sqq.
Dithyraea used in ceremonies 30: 91.
Ditsä´kăna, a Comanche band 14: 1044.
Dius, beliefs concerning 47: 341.
Diversion, use of pottery for, among American aborigines 20: 24 sq.
Diversities in signs, classes of 1: 341.
Diversity of Language 1: 28.
Divination
cultural stages of 23: XXI, XXII.
in savagery 16: 21.
of the Antilleans 25: 60 sq., 63.
with grains and seeds 9: 454, 532, 533.
Divine Ones
assistance rendered by 23: 25, 26.
creation of 23: 24.
opening of the earth by 23: 25.
Diving
contest in Menomini myth 14: 189.
for fish 38: § 185.
of the Omaha 3: 341.
ordeal for Carib captain 38: § 748.
Divining Dance, brief description of 46: 564.
Divining Man
application of the term 46: 494.
dress of 46: 586.
See also Doctors; Priests.
Divining Rod, use of 43: 275.
Divinities
Indian, references to 29: 41, 201.
Siouan 11: 506, 513.
See also Deities; Gods; Legends; Mythology; Spirits.
Division of Labor
among the Pima 26: 200.
between the sexes, in wild rice industry 19: 1066.
Divisions
of sign language 1: 270.
of the Osage, accidental 36: 45.
of the Winnebago, functions of 37: 183, 187.
of the Winnebago, mention of 37: 185.
tribal 39: 82, 84.
See also Clans; Gentes; Moieties; Phratries; Towns.
Divorce
among the Creeks 42: 376 sqq.
among the Eskimo 9: 411 sq.; 11: 189.
among the Guiana Indians 38: § 898.
among the Kiowa 17: 233.
among the Pueblo Indians 14: 521.
among the Siouan tribes of California 42: 700.
and separation 47: 237.
attitude toward 47: 135.
reference to 40: 321, 323, 325, 342, 343.
right of 46: 512.
status of 27: 326.
See also Marriage (separation after).
Dix River, trail along 42: 800.
Dixon, ——
reference to Sitka labrets by 3: 88.
statement of, as to Alaskan burial 3: 96.
Dixon, Dr. Roland B.
acknowledgment to 29: 12.
material collected by 24: 257, 258, 297, 307, 332, 494, 553, 633, 661, 662, 703.
on double ball, Achomawi 24: 703.
on double ball, Shasta 24: 662.
on football, Achomawi 24: 703.
on four-stick game, Achomawi 24: 332.
on hand game, Achomawi 24: 307.
on hand game, Maidu 24: 297.
on hoop and pole, Achomawi 24: 494.
on shinny, Achomawi 24: 633.
on stick game, Achomawi 24: 257.
quoted on Ohio mounds 37: 76.
reference to 43: 219, 223.
researches of 23: XV, XXV, XXXIV.
work of 24: XXIII, XXVI; 26: XXI, XXVI.
Dixon, Ky., trail over site of 42: 805.
Dixon’s Creek, fortified town on 41: 496.
Djaqt!ā´îq!-qa, a Tlingit mythological being 26: 461.
Djîłqo´t. See Chilkoot.
Djogeon. See Dwarf People.
Do Campo. See Campo.
Dó-á, medicine game 17: 347.
Doaks Stand, treaty of 18: 700 sqq.
Doakville, treaty of 18: 764 sqq.
Doanquod, grant of land to 18: 686.
Dobrizhoffer, Father M., quoted on Indian medicine-men 9: 459-463.
Dobbs, ——
grant of land by 18: 629.
on Cherokee and Catawba population 19: 39.
Dobbs, Arthur
grant by 5: 145.
on Eskimo habitat 7: 73.
on Quivira 29: 566.
Doc. Coll. Hist. New York, on Menomini population 19: 1049.
Doc. of House of Rep. on Menomini use of wild rice 19: 1049.
Docduc land cessions and reservations 18: 786.
Dock
bitter, use of 44: 292, 350.
used in ceremonies 30: 98.
used in folklore 30: 85.
used in medicine 30: 59.
yellow, use of 44: 292.
See also Rumex Crispus; Rumex Obtusifolius.
Dock-spus, a Tûkspû´sh synonym 14: 743.
Doctoring. See Medicine.
Doctors
activities of 46: 443.
beliefs concerning 42: 626 sq.
character of 46: 492.
claims of, concerning spirits 42: 626.
Eskimo 9: 422 sq.
fear of 46: 485.
insignia of 42: 618, 621.
office of 46: 492 sq.
official position of 44: 263.
part taken by, in Hako ceremony 22, ii: 19.
payment to 46: 423, 424.
punishment for failure of 42: 631.
specialization among 42: 638.
supernatural fights of 42: 626 sq.
training of 42: 617 sq., 619 sq.
treatment of sick by 27: 487 sqq.; 42: 622, 623, 625.
white, employment of 47: 245.
witchcraft cured by 42: 634.
See also Diseases; Divining Man; Medical Practice; Medicine-Men; Priests.
Doctress, Sia 11: 133.
Doctrine of the Ghost dance 14: 777
Dodd, Brown & Co., of St. Louis, Missouri, obtain clay image 12: 225.
Dodder, vine used for divining the fidelity of a suitor 33: 110.
Dodecatheon Jeffreyi 45: 506, 507.
Dodge, Agent ——, recommendation by, concerning Walker River and Pyramid Lake reserves 18: 873.
Dodge, Gov. ——, on Menomini use of wild rice 19: 1049.
Dodge, C. A., collection of pottery by 4: 430.
Dodge, Chee, blanket presented by 41: 116.
Dodge, Col. Henry
material collected by 24: 48.
presence of, with dragoons in 1834 17: 264.
Dodge, J. R., cited 30: 41, 47.
Dodge, Col. Richard Irving
at Fort Gibson council (1834) 17: 169.
at Fort Gibson council (1837) 17: 170.
on abbreviations of signs 1: 339.
on aboriginal calendars 17: 143.
on arrow chipping 13: 142.
on arrow mounting 13: 178.
on barbed and barbless arrows 13: 150.
on ceremonial objects 13: 116.
on classification of arrows 14: 278.
on dice games, Cheyenne 24: 60 sq.
on hand game, Comanche 24: 309.
on hide-dressing with adze 13: 169 sq.
on identity of sign language 1: 316, 335.
on iron-tooth club 13: 144.
on Kiowa tribal sign 17: 150.
on pipes of Plains tribes 13: 128.
on ring and pin, Cheyenne 24: 532 sq.
on shinny, Nez Percés 24: 632.
on stone implements in pemmican making 13: 88.
on use of hammerstones by Sioux 13: 95.
Dodge County, Nebr., reference to 27: 100.
Do-doⁿ’-hoⁿ’-ga
authority of 39: 279.
chosen leader of war party 39: 107, 109, 111.
duties of 39: 107, 144, 279.
songs referring to 39: 120-123.
wailing of 39: 138.
Dó-édalte, correction of Tó-édalte to 17: 445.
Dog
acts as guide 32: 121.
as a pack animal 42: 736.
basketry design 38: § 445.
buried with the master 38: § 849, 860.
castration of 38: § 719.
Cherokee myths concerning the 19: 261, 265, 280, 453.
Cherokee use of, for food 19: 25, 26.
disease caused by 26: 263.
domestic curs 38: § 721.
Eskimo beliefs concerning character of 18: 438 sq.
Eskimo employments of 18: 211.
for quail 38: § 181.
for turtle 38; § 215.
great power given to owner of 32: 256.
habits of the 11: 225, 245.
hair of 35: 1317.
harness and accoutrements, Eskimo 18: 209 sqq.
hunting with 38: § 155.
in Iroquoian cosmology 21: 153.
in Pima legend 28: 61.
in Pima mythology 26: 212.
in Pima song 26: 315 sq.
in Tlingit funeral ceremony 26: 430.
in Tlingit mythology 26: 432, 433.
indigenous 38: § 717, 718.
magic 32: 158.
name of Tlingit gaming stick 26: 444.
names in the Winnebago clan 27: 201, 211, 229.
ordeals for 38: § 162.
restored to life 32: 473.
Serian, Yuman and Piman names for 17: 297*, 342* sq.
signs for 1: 321, 387.
skin taken off of 35: 1256.
skull of, found at Chaves Pass ruin, features of 22, i: 27.
Stone Coat’s 32: 178.
Tlingit charm 26: 453.
trails scent in air 32: 470.
turns to stone 32: 472.
use of, by Eskimo 11: 241, 309.
use of, by Pima 26: 84.
whip, Eskimo 11: 244.
wins ball game dressed as man 32: 235.
wins foot race dressed as man 32: 233.
See also Dogs.
Dog Clan, native name for 42: 116.
Dog Creek, remains on 41: 496.
Dog Dance 35: 895.
Dog Disease, symptoms and treatment of 42: 641.
Dog-ear Symbol in the codices 16: 239.
Dog-eye Symbol in Mexican codices 16: 242.
Dog Fat. See Sä´riyo.
Dog-fish
skin of, for polishing 35: 104, 108.
source of Tlingit personal names 26: 422.
Dog-fish Village 46: 69, 81.
Dog Flea, string figure of 38: § 639.
Dog Images, sacrifice of 16: 211.
Dog King, young people corrected by 42: 364.
Dog-like Animals in the codices 16: 226, 229.
Dog Men
a Cheyenne division 14: 1026.
an Arapaho warrior order 14: 988.
Dog Rib, population of 7: 55.
Dog Ritual, terminal 37: 432.
Dog River Indians, a Kwikwûlĭt synonym 14: 741.
Dog-salmon
backbones of 35: 226, 229 sq.
cheeks of 35: 231-234.
customs relating to 35: 609.
cutting of 35: 223, 224, 229, 306.
first of season 35: 302, 350.
fishing for 35: 223, 224.
head of, roasted 35: 234.
middle piece of 35: 225.
pectoral fins of 35: 230 sq.
quarter-dried 35: 236.
refuse of 35: 304.
roasting of 35: 223 sqq., 305.
spawn of 35: 235.
split 35: 227 sqq.
tail of 35: 226.
Dog Soldiers
insignia of the 14: 987.
sketch of the 14: 986.
Dog-star
a sky deity 43: 74.
mention of 43: 92.
Dog Warrior
an influential chief 42: 323.
chief of Upper towns 42: 322.
Dog Whippers, function of 42: 528.
Dogbane
roots of 44: 326.
use of 44: 286, 336, 375; 45: 497, 498.
See also Apocynum Androsamifolium.
Dogs
among the Kiowa 17: 153.
among the Navaho 17: 484.
among the Ponca 27: 49, 79.
and sledges of the Eskimo 6: 529-538.
as beasts of burden 15: 174.
attempt to save master by obstructing pursuer 32: 293.
burial of, with owner 30: 149, 157.
ceremonial eating of 14: 111; 15: 170; 46: 489, 491.
ceremonial killing of 15: 303; 40: 39 sq., 41.
convey boys on journey 32: 292.
description of 45: 350.
discovery of 27: 72.
eating of 45: 237, 242.
eating of, at feast 37: 329.
feast on, at Soldier’s dance 46: 563.
food of, restrictions 30: 292, 298, 320.
game caught by, restrictions 30: 319.
in Menomini myth 14: 179, 194.
legend of 30: 151.
legendary guardians of the Chickasaw 44: 178, 180.
magic power of 32: 193.
medicines for 45: 513 sq.
mention of 46: 40, 43, 49, 50, 62, 73, 95, 103, 108, 109, 111, 114, 116, 319.
mention of, in connection with Coronado expedition 14: 401, 405, 407.
names of 30: 307.
of the Eskimo 9: 357-360.
ordeals of 30: 280 sq.
preparation of, for eating 40: 40, 41.
preparation of, for hunting 30: 282.
protectors against enemies and witchcraft 35: 835.
representation of, Florida mortuary pottery 20: 124.
representation of, Iroquoian pipes 20: 174.
restored to life 32: 221.
sacrifice of 37: 428, 438, 451, 527.
skin of, Eskimo clothing made of 18: 31, 39, 40.
stories told of 42: 489, 496.
superstitions concerning 42: 528.
trade in 38: § 827.
training of 30: 282 sq.; 38: § 719, 720.
use of, as food 42: 693, 694.
use of, by Coeur d’Alêne 45: 109.
use of, by Plains Indians 14: 504, 507, 527, 570, 578; 45: 110.
use of, for transportation 45: 249, 352.
use of, in ceremony 40: 504, 511, 535.
use of, in hunting 45: 243, 344.
words for, and horse, comparison of 15: 174.
See also Dog; Yä´`pahe.
Dog’s Revenge, a Dakota fable 1: 587.
Do`gu´at, Kiowa name of the Wichita 14: 1095.
Dogwood
blossoms of, in Iroquoian cosmology 21: 282.
clan name from 30: 86.
medicinal use of 42: 660.
red 33: 107.
rough 33: 108.
use of 44: 288, 377; 45: 472, 475, 495.
use of, in basketry 41: 145.
use of, in ceremonies 30: 98.
See also Cornus Alternifolia; Cornus Rugosa.
Dogwood, Pacific 45: 461, 496.
Dogwood, Red-Osier,use of 44: 288, 360, 369, 377; 45: 490.
Dogwood, Western, use of 45: 490.
Dogwood Berries, picking of 35: 220.
Dogwood Clan, reference to 47: 910.
Dohá. See Dohásän.
Dohásän, Kiowa chief
account of 17: 164, 233, 259, 263.
death of 17: 180, 318.
expedition accompanied by, in 1834 17: 262.
in war party against Mexicans 17: 302.
in Washita council of 1872 17: 191.
on expedition against Pawnee 17: 293.
portrait of 17: 175.
speech of 17: 176.
surrender of 17: 211.
treaty signed by, 1837 17: 269.
treaty signed by, 1865 17: 179.
visit to Fort Gibson by 17: 172.
Dohásän Calendar
description of 17: 143, 144.
whereabouts of 17: 146.
Doháte. See Dohásän.
Dóhéñte
conduct of Sun dance by 17: 337.
death of 17: 340.
Doherty, Colonel —, expedition against Cherokee under 19: 75.
Dohon, Kiowa name of the Mandan 17: 159.
Do´`kănă, Comanche name for Wichita 14: 1095.
Dolbeare, Hannah, mention of 43: 224.
Dolichocephalic Type in the Southwest 42: 677.
Dolicos, for tying rafts 38: § 802.
Döll and Aschers, on scientific synonym for wild rice 19: 1021.
Dolls
ceremonial making of 15: 283, 286, 288.
Corn-maid, of the Hopi 17: 704.
curative powers of 30: 331, 347.
description of 30: 331, 350.
distribution of, in Powamû festival 21: 31, 39.
distribution of, to children 15: 288, 308.
festival of, Eskimo 18: 379.
fetish, Eskimo 18: 441.
figure showing 30: 332.
Hopi, symbolism of 16: 301.
Hopi representation of gods by 21: 15.
identification of 30: 331.
Kachina, given to children 47: 131.
making of 40: 297, 338.
of bark 46: 170.
of ivory 46: 78.
of the Chippewa 44: 379.
of the Eskimo 11: 197, 258; 18: 202, 342-345.
of the Eskimo children 9: 380 sq.
of the Guiana Indians 38: § 614.
symbolism of 15: 264.
use of 32: 77.
use of, as fetishes 47: 718.
See also Cemi; Figurine.
Dolmens in Japan 1: 115.
Dolores Mission, reference to 28: 54.
Dolphin, legends of the 30: 242.
Domáñk`íago, Kiowa name of the Pawnee 17: 259.
Domenech, L’Abbé Emmanuel
cited 4: 251.
on Acoma 29: 544.
on Cuyamunque 29: 544.
on Laguna 29: 541.
on Nambe Pueblo 29: 358.
on Pojoaque 29: 334.
on Tesque 29: 387.
reference to Casa Blanca by 16: 80.
Domestic
customs, Indian 11: 119, 178, 183, 185, 205, 275, 299.
etiquette among the Omaha 3: 262.
implements of vegetal substances from Zuñi 2: 370.
life among the Omaha 3: 258-275.
life of the Eskimo 9: 410-421.
Domestic Animals of the Hopi 17: 731.
Domestic Implements and Requisites of the Guiana Indians 38: p. 273-399.
Domestic Pottery
eastern United States 20: 25 sqq.
eastern United States, absence of coloration in 20: 64, 66.
Florida Peninsula 20: 118 sq.
Gulf Coast 20: 104.
mention of 4: 272, 283, 306, 371.
Middle Atlantic province 20: 148 sqq.
Middle Mississippi Valley 20: 83.
New Jersey-New England province, condition of, on exhumation 20: 175.
South Appalachian province 20: 132, 136.
See also Uses.
Domestic Service, Guiana women in 38: § 902.
Domestication of Animals 15: XCVIII, 170; 38: p. 551-556.
Dominica
agricultural race in 34: 26.
Carib still living in 34: 124.
celt from 34: 131.
culture area of 34: 123-128.
number of specimens from 34: 49.
old negro culture in 34: 124.
sacred lake of 34: 124.
Dominical Days 19: 705 sq.
Dominguez,—
cited on establishment of post at Pitic 17: 72.
quotations from dictionary of 14: 545.
Dominoes, primitive game of 11: 257.
Donado, ecclesiastical use of term 14: 400.
Donaldson,—, on the Iroquois 19: 485.
Donaldson, Thomas
on Cochiti 29: 440.
on Poguate 29: 539.
on San Juan 29: 213.
on Sia 29: 518, 519.
reference to work of 11: 501.
Donaldson Place, village site on 15: 69.
Done, finished, signs for 1: 513, 522, 528.
Donehoo, Rev. George P., investigations of the Pennsylvania tribes by 31: 8; 32: 10.
Donelson, Col. John
emigration party under 19: 56.
on the Suck 19: 464.
Donelson, S., grant of land to 18: 671.
Doney, Benjamin, objects collected by, from Arizona Pueblo 22, i: 39, 49 sq.
Doniphan’s Expedition, reference to 28: 68.
Donkeys among the Pima 26: 86.
Door Frames of Navaho houses 17: 492.
Doors
of Eskimo houses 18: 243, 244.
of various kinds, description of 8: 182-194.
string figure of 38: § 643, 681.
to ground floor rooms of Zuñi 8: 143.
Doorway
annular 8: 193.
how sealed against intrusion 8: 110.
in form of raven 35: 1119.
Kin-tiel 8: 93.
ornamented with skulls 31: 395.
position of, in Tusayan 8: 103.
separate 32: 118.
stepped form, in Tusayan 8: 109.
use of 32: 75.
Walpi kiva, closed with cottonwood slab 8: 64.
window and chimney in one 8: 121.
Doorways
Casa Grande 13: 314.
cavate lodges 13: 222, 251.
closed with masonry 8: 183, 187, 188, 189.
in cliff dwellings 13: 347; 16: 102, 111, 125, 128, 134, 140, 145, 151.
notched, in cliff dwellings 16: 138, 164.
of cavate homes 17: 543, 552.
partially closed 16: 165.
why made small 8: 197.
See also Openings.
Doorways and Windows, of Casa Grande 28: 81, 85 sq.
Doracho, cist burial 1: 115.
Dorakuara
Odontophorus, called 38: § 180.
usually among the first birds to be heard in the morning 38: § 869.
Doran, A. J.
affidavit of 15: 335.
contract with, for Casa Grande repair 15: 334.
Dorantes, Andres
remains in Mexico to conduct explorations 14: 349.
survivor of Narvaez Expedition 14: 348.
traces of, found by Coronado 14: 505, 506.
travels of 14: 474.
Dorantes, Francisco
mistake for Andres Dorantes 14: 348.
See also Cabeza de Vaca.
Dorasque, Panama, method of forming numbers 19: 917.
Dorchester’s Indian Policy 18: 604, 605.
Dorland, Dr. W. A. N., cited 30: 62.
Dorman, Rushton M.
cited 12: 609, 675, 676.
cited on Peruvian priests 9: 456.
Dorsey, Dr. George A.
acknowledgments to 24: 29 sq.; 29: 12.
ancient popguns excavated by 24: 758.
Arapaho legend by 24: 619.
information furnished by 24: 167.
material collected by 24: 58, 70, 72, 85, 95, 99, 100, 101, 102, 131, 132, 133, 136, 137, 138, 177, 185, 188, 250, 268, 275, 278, 279, 282, 286, 290, 291, 292, 302, 305, 308, 311, 313, 318, 329, 330, 333, 358, 443, 444, 447, 468, 470, 472, 479, 480, 481, 490, 497, 537, 550, 555, 615, 625, 632, 642, 657, 659, 736, 741.
models of altars prepared under direction of 19: XLVIII.
name of game suggested by 24: 527 sq.
on archery 24:
Arapaho 384.
Makah 395, 396.
Wichita 396.
on ball juggling, Shoshoni 24: 713.
on cat’s cradle, Teton Dakota 24: 762.
on dice game 24:
Assiniboin 177.
Blackfeet 58.
Grosventres 70, 71, 72.
Klamath 138.
Makah 198.
Navaho 95.
Pawnee 101.
Pomo 132.
Ponca 188 sq.
Skushash 137.
Uinta Ute 173.
Yankton Dakota 185, 186.
on double ball 24:
Klamath 659.
Pawnee 658.
Wichita 658.
on four-stick game 24:
Klamath 329.
Paiute 333.
on hand game 24:
Arapaho 268.
Haida 318.
Klamath 292 sq.
Kutenai 286.
Makah 322.
Wasco 282.
Wichita 278, 279 sq.
on hidden ball, Yankton Dakota 24: 318.