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3stas and swans IV iv 104 



gsrofih how cooked IV iv 116 



3s a fish-trap IV iv 89 



Ezih IV IV 53 



Ethnographical status, mis- 

 conception as to IV IV 14 



Eye troubles and remedies. IV vii 27 



Fat scrapers IV iv 68 



Favourite dish IV v 181 



Feathering of arrows, how 



made IV iv 56 



Febrifuge, native IV iv 130 



Fern root diggers IV iv 115 



Fern root, how cooked IV iv 116 



Finger rings IV iv 140 



Fire, primitive mode of 



starting IV iv 114 



Fire-bags, common IV iv 148 



Fire-place, where situated . . IV iv 187 

 Fire-wood, how procured by 



poorer classes IV iv 47 



Fish-hooks IV iv 72 



Fish traps IV iv 84 



Fish trays IV iv 123 



Fishes, species procured by. IV iv 73 



Fishing IV iv 71 



Fishing with bag nets IV iv 91 



Fishing with bait IV iv 72 



Fishing with traps IV iv 84 



Flaking, how done IV iv 65 



Floats IV IV 111 



Food Ill VII 128 



Forts IV IV 195 



Fox snares IV iv 102 



Funeral ceremonies Ill vii 145 



Funeral customs of Tungus 



and IV V 193 



Fur hunting HI vii 130 



Gambling Ill vii 154 



IV V 200 



Gambling sticks IV iv 77 



Game sought after by IV iv 93 



Games IV iv 78, 111 



General characteristics of, 



languages IV i 176 



Gentes number IV iv 203 



Gorgets, unknown IV iv 35 



Gouges, unknown IV iv 35 



Government IV vi 81 



Graphic systems of IV iv 206 



Graves, monuments on ... . IV iv 200 



Greek analogies to IV i 187 



Gunshot wounds, treatment IV vii 23 



Haemorrhage, how stopped . IV iv 131 



Hair, manner of wearing. . . Ill vii 115 



Hair scrapers, bone IV iv 69 



Hair scrapers, steel IV iv 143 



Hair tweezers IV iv 138 



Hammers, stone IV iv 47 



Head-scratchers IV iv 82 



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 Heart of animals, not eaten, 



and by whom IV iv 107 



Hernia treatment IV vii 22 



Hides, how dressed IV iv 49, 69, 145 



History from earliest times. IV V 211 



Hole-borers IV IV 143 



Houses IV IV 185 



Hurdles, for salmon weirs. . IV iv 85 



Huts, subterranean IV iv 191 



Ice-breakers IV iv 75 



Ice-scoops IV IV 156 



Identity with Navajo In- 

 dians IV VI 97 



Identity with Othomi criti- 

 cized IV VI 97 



Identified with Tungus of 



Asia: criticism of IV vi 95 



Industries Ill vii 136 



Industries, why and how 



treated IV iv 6 



Infanticide Ill vii 126 



Infants and how carried.. . . Ill vii 127 



Inscriptions, Rock IV iv 206 



Iron axes when first intro- 

 duced IV IV 140 



Juniper, its boughs used as 



febrifuge IV iv 130 



Juniper, its wood used to 



make bows with IV IV 59 



Kaennih or Cambium layer 



of scrub pine as food .... Ill vii 134 



Kekule houses IV iv 190 



'K5n IV IV 85, 186, 196 



K5s, their use IV IV 8^ 



Kettles, prehistoric bark. .. . IV iv 12^ 



Knives .. Ill vii 138 



Knives, carving or working. IV iv 52 



Knives, salmon IV iv 51 



Knives, skinning IV iv 51 



Labrets IV iv 170 



Ladles IV iv 75 



Ladles, how made IV iv 76 



Land-locked salmon, how 



captured IV iv 74 



Language compared with 



other Indian IV I 208 



Language, expressiveness. . . IV vi 283 



Language of Tungus and ... IV v 204 



Lhthiladinla Ill vii 139 



Lichen, how eaten IV iv 130 



Lily, its bulb eaten IV iv 129 



Lodges, ceremonial IV IV 185 



Lodges, common IV iv 188 



Lodges, fishing IV iv 189 



Lodges, winter IV iv 189 



Lynx snares IV iv 101 



Lynx traps IV IV 97 



Maize not grown by IV iv 36 



Marmot snares IV IV 103 



Marmot skins IV iv 68 



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