INDEX 



413 



Carambaru, native name for Almirante 



Bay, 261 

 Carbon, 19, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271, 273, 



275, 308 

 Carles, Ruben D., 9, 10 

 Carnegie Institution, Ceramic Techno- 

 logical Laboratory, 263 

 Carolina Sound, 363 

 Carpenter, Edmund; Pfirman, K. R. ; 



and Schoff, H. L., 229, 232 

 Carvers, 367, 383, 386, 387, 388, 389, 



390, 391, 394, 396, 398, 399, 401, 



406 

 at Onondaga, 381 (table) 

 motivation of, 389 

 Carvings, 353, 354, 355, 360, 367, 372, 



386, 387 

 fear of, 386 

 Carving techniques, 372, 389, 391 

 Cass, Seneca site, 230 

 Castilla, Alonso Criado de, 295 

 Catawba Indians, 234 (map) 

 Catholic Church, effect of, on mask- 

 making, 404 

 Catiba, West Indies, 261 

 Cattaraugus Reservation, 362, 371, 372, 



405 

 Cattle, 8, 234 



Caughnewaga Reservation, Canada, 377 

 Cauro Point, 275 



Cayuga Indians, 210, 211, 357, 371 

 Cedar, 390, 392, 393 

 Celts, 22, 23, 25, 26 (figs.), 27 (figs.), 32, 



50, 267, 277, 298, 308, 327 

 Century Class affixes, 78-87 

 Ceramics, 16, 19, 27, 28-45, 299-307, 



312, 313-327 

 Ceremonial properties, 353, 359 

 Ceremonial ware, brown incised, 19 

 Chalcedony, white, 24 

 ChaUces, 21, 22 (figs.) 

 Chama frondosa, 298 

 Cham^, early settlement, 284 

 Charcoal, 49, 266 

 Charonia tritonis nobilis, 267 

 Chawonokes, 198 

 Chepo, Indian pueblo, 295 

 Cheraw Indians, 234 (map) 

 Cheroenhaka-Nottoway, see Nottoway 



Indians. 

 Cherokee Indians, 211, 234 (map), 362, 



363, 364 

 Chert, fight tan, 25 

 Chesapeake Bay, 198, 206 

 "Chicha," 29 



Chickahomynie Indians, 211 

 Chiefs, 358, 366, 374, 378 

 Chieftainship, hereditary, 357, 376 

 Chione (Chione) calif orniensis, 298 

 Chiouanon Indians, 234, 235 

 Chiriqui, 48, 253, 254, 261, 265 

 Chiriqui Lagoon, 260, 261, 263, 275 

 Chiriqui Land Company, 259, 260 

 Chiriqui wares, scarified, 251, 254 

 Chisels, 28, 267, 390, 391 

 Chowanoc Indians, 234 (map) 



Christian Church, 375 

 Christian Indians, 355, 378, 379 

 Christian missions, 374 

 Christians, restrictions of, 374, 376 

 Churches, Protestant, 373 

 Cinnigos, see Cynaco Indians. 

 Clairvoyance, 380 

 Clamshells, 5, 372, 383 

 Clan system, 374, 375 

 Clay, description of, 263 



red, 14 

 Cloth, European, 361 

 Clover Focus, 222, 223, 224 (table) 

 Coats, beaver, 200 

 Cocl6, paneled red ware, 16 

 Code del Norte River, 260 

 Cocl6 humpback polychrome effigies, 46 

 Cocl6 Polychrome period, 10, 41 

 Cocl6 Province, 18, 24, 32, 33, 36, 38, 42, 



46, 47 (map), 49 

 Cocl6 site, Mojara in Herrera Province, 



269, 273, 299 

 Coconuts, 296 

 Cocos Island, 278 

 Codakia distinguenda, 298 

 Collander, 318 

 Col6n, Panama, 46 

 Colon Island, 275 

 Colonial Period, 357, 361 

 Columbus, Ferdinand, 260, 261 

 Combs, bone, 359 

 Conchs, marine, 267 

 Conemaugh River, 204 

 Connectives, uninflected words, 120 



(examples) 

 Consonants, aspirated, 71, 72 (example) 



contiguous, 62 



glottaljzed, 61 (examples) 



retroflexed, 64 



unaspirated, 71, 72 (example) 



voiceless, 69 

 Containers, metal, 360 

 Conte, Miguel, 251 

 Conte, Sime6n, 251 

 Continental Divide, 275 

 Converse, Harriet, 353, 364, 369, 373 

 Coquina, shell conglomerate, 12, 13 

 Coral, 19, 266 

 Coree Indians, 234 (map) 

 Corn, cultivated, 295, 296, 356, 369 

 Corncobs, use of, 29, 273 

 Cornhusks, 359, 369, 372 

 Corn mush, presented to False Faces, 



366, 367, 385 

 Corn soup, eaten by False Face mem- 

 bers, 386 

 "Corona," gold headband, 296 

 Costa Rica, 43, 48, 254, 259, 260 

 Costa Rican type figurine, basalt, 278 

 Council, clan, 357 



Federal, 357 



head of, 378 



meetings, importance of, 358 



tribal, 357, 373 

 Council House, 373, 374, 375, 376, 377, 

 378, 382, 383, 385, 406 



