Volume 4 — INDEX.

A.

Abert, J. W., cited Aboriginal history perverted Acosta, J. de, cited Adair, J., cited Adobe houses, ruins of mortar Aleuts, communal dwellings hospitality of the Altars, Mound-Builders' Amidas, P. Ancient society, uniformity in the plan of Anonymous Conqueror Arroyo pueblo Arickarees Athenian tribes, coalescence of Atolli Aztec Confederacy Aztecs, cremation among the eating customs of the extravagant accounts concerning the governmental institutions of the houses of the social system of the

B.

Bachofen, Professor Bancroft, H. H. cited Bandelier, A. F., cited Barlow, Arthur Bartram, John, cited Brasseur de Bourbourg, C. E.

C.

Calpulli Caribs, communal dwellings of the houses of the Carver, J., cited Casa Cerrada or closed house Castanyada, S. de N., cited Catlin, G., cited Champlain, S. de, cited Chiapas, village of Chickasas, gentes and phratries Chilluckittequaw, hospitality of the Chimneys, absence of unknown in Yucatan and Central America Chinooks, houses of the Chocta, gentes and phratries Chopunish, house of the Cibola, Seven Cities of site of the Clahclellahs, houses of the Clan, the Scottish Clarke, J. S. Clatsops, houses of the Clavigero, F. S. cited Columbus, Christopher Communal dwellings of tribes in Lower Status of barbarism of tribes in savagery of Village Indians of New Mexico Communism among ancient Mexicans in living in relation to dwellings Confederacies, origin of Confederacy confined to a common language Iroquois. See Iroquois Confederacy. of the Aztecs Creek Dakota Moki Ottawa the nearest analogue of nation Copan grave posts idols Coronado, F. V., cited Core used in the architecture of Yucatan Cortez, F. cited Coues, E., cited Creek Confederacy Creek Indians, communal dwellings of the Crees Cremation among Mound-Builders practice of, among the Aztecs Mayas Tlascalans Crossman, Captain, cited Culture periods Curia, the Roman Cutler, J. G.

D.

Dakota League lodge described Dakotans, communism of the Dall, W. H., cited Dankers, Jasper, cited Delawares, communism of the eating customs of the hospitality of the Descent in female line in archaic period De Soto, Hernando, cited Diaz, Bernal, cited Dwellings, communal. See Communial dwellings.

E.

Earth works, object of the size of the Embankments as base of houses Emory, General W. H., cited Eskimos Ethnic or culture periods Exaggerations in the accounts of the ancient Mexicans.

F.

Feudalism, absence of in America Food, joint ownership in Foster, J. W. Frontenac, L. de B. Funeral practice, organization at.

G.

Galbraith, F. G. Garcilasso de la Vega Gardens, artificial Gens, archaic form as it exists among American aborigines founded upon kin intermarriage in, prohibited Iroquois rights, privileges, and obligations number of persons in rights, privileges, and obligations of stages of development the Greek the Latin the Sanskrit Gentes and tribes formed by natural growth Chickasas Chocta Dakotan Iroquois, number of list of Maya Mohegan named after animals Ojibwa Omaha similar in different tribes Tlingit transfer of, between phratries Gentile organization society distinguished from political Gorman, S., cited Government, growth of the idea of plan of among American aborigines stages in the development of Governor's House Granganimeo Grave posts of chiefs Greenbalgh cited Grenville, R. Grijalva, J., cited Guerra, C., cited Gyneocracy among the Iroquois.

H.

Halls unknown in Indian architecture Hayden, F. V. Heckewelder, J. cited Heffernan Herrera, A. de, cited Hiawatha High-Bank pueblo described Hindus, communal customs among the Hospitality general among Indians of America law of of the Aleuts Delawares Indians of California Mexico, Central and South America Ohio South America Carolina the Columbia Northwest Iroquois Mandans Mayas Nez Perces North Carolina Indians Onondagas Pimas Southern Indians tribes of the Missouri Upper Mississippi Village Indians of New Mexico House architecture modified by climate Household, number of persons in House life of the Indians of the Dwarf Nuns at Uxmal Old Woman Pigeon Turtle Houses of Central America capacity of the of Indian tribes north of New Mexico the Aztecs California Indians Caribs Chinooks Chopunish Clahclellahs Clatsops Indians of Columbia Valley

Houses of the Kutchin Makah Indians Mandans and Minnetarees Maricopas and Mohaves Nyack Indians Pueblo Taos Uxmal Village Indians Virginia Indians ruins of, in Yucatan and Central America safe against Indian assault Howitt, A. W., on Australian customs.

I.

Idols at Copan Indian society unlike European Indians, house life of the of Mexico and Central America, communal dwellings of the tenure of lands New Mexico, communal dwellings of the land customs of the Northwest coast, communal dwellings of the Peru, communism of the Southern, communal dwellings of the eating customs of the Inheritance, customs of Iroquois, communal dwellings of the communion among confederacy cohesive principles of democratic founded on kinship general features of the origin of the seat of the central tribes Council, annual meeting of the decisions of the objects of the eating customs of the gens rights, privileges, and obligations gentes, number of the list of the hospitality of the houses of the, described lands of the Long-House migration of the mother rights number of, in existence number of the phratries phratry, functions and uses objects of the sachemships of the table of the sachems, names bestowed upon tribal epithets government war chiefs Ives, J. C., cited.

J.

Jackson, W. H. cited Jaramillo, Juan, cited Joliet, L. Jones, S., cited Jose, J. Jus gentilicium.

K.

Kern Kinship, rights and duties of, among the Aztecs rights, duties, and obligations of Kin the basis of gentes Kootenays Kutchin, houses of the.

L.

Lands, division of of the Iroquois ownership of, in common severalty of Village Indians, rights in tenure of, among ancient Mexicans Languages, stock, number of great number of, among American aborigines verbal, incapable of permanence Lapham, J. A. Las Casas, B. de, cited Latin and Sabine gentes, coalescence of Lewis and Clark, cited Lintels of Pueblos of Mexico wood and stone Lolsel Long-House of the Iroquois described Onondaga described symbol of the Iroquois Confederacy

M.

Maine Maize indigenous to America Makah Indians, houses of the Mandan drying scaffolds houses, interior of the ladders Mandans, communal dwellings of the eating customs of the hospitality of the houses of the Marcos, Friar Male labor, first appearance of Maricopas, houses of the Marquette, J. cited Marsh, O. C. Maximilian, Prince Mayas, communism in living of the cremation among gentes of the hospitality of the of Yucatan Meals, customs relating to separation of the sexes at Mexican houses, size of the usually two stories high land ownership, conclusions concerning Mexicans, ancient inheritance among.

Mexican tribes, migration of the Mexico, pueblo of council-house largest in America Migration of the Iroquois Migrations occur through physical causes Miller, D. J. cited Minnetarees, houses of the Mishonginivi, pueblo of, described Mitchell, H. L. Mohaves, houses of the Mohegan gentes and phratries Moki confederacy house, interior Pueblos Montezuma a war chief house of Montezuma's dinner palace Mortar, use of among American Indians Mound-Builders arts and industries of the circular enclosures of the cremation among the derived from Village Indians of New Mexico earth-works, uses of houses of the in Middle Status of barbarism migrations of the migrations of, affected by climate modification of house architecture probable number of probably derived from New Mexico social organization of the structure of, in Ohio Mound, Grave Creek Mounds at Mound City Murphy, H. C.

N.

Nation, a coalition of tribes National Assembly, functions of Ncerchokioo Nez Perces, hospitality of the Norman, B. M., cited Nyack Indians, houses of the.

O.

Ojibwa gentes lodge, description of Omaha gentes Onondaga, Long-House of the, described Onondagas, hospitality of the Onondaga village described Organization, social and governmental Otoes Ottawa confederacy Ownership of lands in severalty.

P.

Palenque architecture so-called palace of the Parker William, a Seneca chief Peru, tenure of lands in Phrata of the Albanians Phratric organization at funerals Phratries, Chickasas Chocta composed of kindred gentes Mohegan of the Iroquois Thinklit Phratry, existence of the, in Mexico and Central America in the military organization Iroquois, functions and uses objects of marriage in the older than the confederacy the Pimas, hospitality of the Plant life in the Rocky Mountains Pomeiock, village of, described Powell, J. W. Powers, Stephen, cited Powhattan Village, communal dwellings of the Prescott, W. H. Pueblo of Chettro Kettle, size of the Mexico Pueblos, number of persons in of North American, number of inhabitants Yucatan and Central America, population of size of

Q.

Quatmozin Quelenes.

R.

Raleigh, Sir Walter Religious beliefs seclusion Rights in lands among the Indians of Taos Robertson, cited Round towers Ruins, east of the Rio Grande in McElmo Canyon the San Juan district near base of Ute Mountain in Mexico of houses in New Mexico the pueblo of Bonito Hungo Pavie Alto Chettro Kettle Penyasca Blanca Pintado Una Vida Wejegi Zayi Arroyo on the Animas River outline plan of

S.

Sachems of the Iroquois, names bestowed upon Sachemships of the Iroquois Confederacy table of

Sahagun, B. cited Sandhill crane San Juan district, ancient occupation of the geographic relations of the Valley, altitude of Santo Domingo, pueblo of Sauks, communal dwellings of the Schulz, Carl Secotan, village of, described Seneca-Iroquois. See Iroquois. Senel Sept, the Irish Shawnees, removal of the Shoshones, hospitality of the Sibley tent, aboriginal origin of the Simpson, J. H. cited Sitgreave, L. Shuyter, Peter, cited Smet, P. J. de Smith, John, cited Social and governmental organization Society, organization of Sokulks, commercial dwellings of the Spanish accounts of Aztec society histories, how they should be regarded Squire, E. G., cited Squire and Davis, cited Steck, M. Stephens, J. L., cited Stevenson, J. Stevenson, Mrs. J., description of Zunyi, by Stones of Pueblo dwellings Swan, C. Swan, J. G., cited Symbol of the Iroquois Confederacy Syndyasmian family.

T.

Taos, houses of Indians, organization of pueblo of described Teepan, or official house of the tribe Tenbroeck, cited Teuchtli Tlingit, gentes and phrates Tiotohatton, size of village of, described Tlascalans, cremation among the four lineages of the Toques Towers, round Tribal government of the Iroquois stages of Tribe composed of gentes functions and attributes of the Tribe, the characteristics of Tribes and gentes continually forming formed by natural growth evolved from each other in savagery, continual dwellings of Tribute and tribute lands.

U.

Uxmal, Governor's House at described House of the Nuns at ground plan room described structures of

V.

Vega, Garcillasso de la, cited Village Indians, houses of the of New Mexico, arts of religious beliefs of Voyage to New York in 1679-1680 by Dankers and Sluyter.

W.

Walker, F. A., on the Iroquois Ward, J., cited Whittlesry, C. Wocoken, island of Wolpi, pueblo of Wright, A. Wyth, J., cited.

Y.

Yucatan and Central American agriculture architecture confederacies general condition of the aborigines household life in Indians, condition and structures of languages of population of villages designed as fortresses ruins of houses in village life

Yzaes Maya Indians of

Z.

Zaya, apartment in architecture ground plans of ruins of Zelsales Zempoala described Zunyi, pueblo of