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Punch — Continued 



deer horn, freehand fracture with 



hammer and, 158*, 60: 297 

 See also Punches. 

 Punches 



bone, Shabik'eshchee Village, xxiii, 



92: 128 

 from Piedra district, xlii, 96: 148 

 See also Punch. 

 Punishment, see Self-punishment. 

 Pu-niu 



adrum, XVI, 38: 142 

 drumstick for, 2*. 38 : 142 

 Punka Indians 



encamped on the banks of the Mis- 

 souri, XXIX, 77 : 81 

 See also Ponca. 

 Punta Mogote 



anvil stone of quartzite from, 4*, 



52: 127 

 sandstone hammer from, 14*, 52: 

 130 

 Pupu-kani-oe, see Treeshells [Hawai- 

 ian]. 

 Purcell map, part of, prepared not later 

 than 1770 in the interest of British 

 Indian trade, vii, 73: in pocket. 

 Purse, elk-antler, for dentalium money, 



XV, 78: 81 

 Puy6 



clifiE village of, v a, 32 

 groTind plan of, 2*, 32: 15 

 pueblo, ruins of, v h, 32 

 Puy6 Cliffs, Pajarito Park, petroglyphs 



on the, IV, 32 

 Puzzle 



bowstring, Wapishana variations 



of, 87*, 91 : 94 

 to lock and open two locked leaf 



strips, 88*, 91: 95 

 See also Amusements ; Games. 

 Pyramid 



plan of temple, of Tepoxtlan, xl, 



28: 345 

 terraced, Cahokia mound, 111., 30, 



pt. 1: 80 

 See also Temple Pyramid. 

 Pyramidal mound 



Baum Works, sections A and B of, 



4*, 10: 29 

 bone from, showing knife cuts, 5*, 

 10: 31 

 Pyramid Lake, Nevada, balsa of tule 

 grass, 30, pt. 1 : 156 



Qa-gutl translation of Matthew, title 



pageof Hall's, 19: 30 

 Quadrate, see Decoration. 

 Quadruped 



boulder outline representing a, 



South Dakota, 30, pt. 1 : 163 

 with grotesque face in base metal, 



11*, 3: 19 

 See also Animals; and names of 

 different animals. 



Quaitso Indians from the Quinaielt Res- 

 ervation, X, 42 

 Quamoclidion muUifiorum, a large 



clump of,v a, 55: 64 

 Quapaw 



man, picture of, 30, pt. 2 : 333 

 woman, picture of, 30, pt. 2 : 334 

 Quarries 



appearance of present, 126*, 60: 



257 

 boulder, map of lower Piney 



branch showing, 43*, 60: 160 

 boulder, section of bluffs showing 



position of, 44*, 60 : 161 

 commercial pipe and trinketmaker 



at work near, 133*, 60: 263 

 Connecticut Avenue, gouge of New 

 England type employed in. 111*, 

 60: 238 

 great granite boulders near, 134*, 



60: 265 

 See also Boulder quarry ; Quarry ; 

 Soapstone quarry. 

 Quarry 



a heap of ancient mining tools 



thrown out of, 135*, 60: 266 

 ancient, at Mitla, Mex., partially 

 dressed blocks of stone in, 197*, 

 60: 338 

 boulder, section of a filled-up, D.C., 



30, pt. 1 : 865 

 excavation showing work in prog- 

 ress, section of a, 58*, 60: 177 

 site at Mitla, Mex., rude stone-cut- 

 ting implements found on, 198*, 

 60: 338 

 See also Catlinite; Flint ridge; 

 Quarry implement; Soapstone. 

 Quarry implement, suggested manner 



of holding, 69*, 60: 191 

 Quarry implements, chisel and picklike 



forms of, 107*, 108*, 60: 235, 236 

 Quarryman, Indian, of today, 30, pt. 1 : 



218 

 Quarry pit, section through a single, 



79*, 60: 202 

 Quarry pits 



section through a group of, 2*, 21: 



10 

 See also Lodge-shop sites; Pits. 

 Quarry shop 



refuse filling in group of pits, m, 



21: 13 

 rejects, series illustrating full 

 range of, 82*, 60: 205 

 Quarry shops, types of blades produced 



in, 61*, 60: 182 

 Quarry site, see Sketch map. 

 Quarry work 



grooved axes employed as picks in, 



109*, 110*, 60: 237 

 hammerstones used in, before steel 

 tools, 130*, 60: 260 

 Quarry workshops, examples of blades 

 produced in, 53*, 60 : 169 



