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INDEX 



[KTIf. ANN. 15 



Page 

 Axes, mntorinls ustMlinniaking 99 



— produced by liakinp 20 



— reniudflcMl for steatite working 120, 



127. 130,131,132-13:t 



— used iu Ht<-'atite working 123, 132 



Aylor, H. I., steatite quarry on farm of. . . 132 



Ualfoub, Henry, examination of quarry- 



8hop» by 52 



lUi-i, GA>i i; in Tusayan 290 



Bandelier, a. v., L'ited on pueblo cere- 

 monies 268 



Barbarism defined ex v 



Barrett. William E., petitions for Caaa 



(irandfrt'pair i-ii 



Basketry nf Siunan tribes 172 



Bas^etti'LAcf, soapstoue mine on 131 



Batterkd stone implements discussed... 94 



B.\ttering, inipU'inents sbaped by 26, 148 



Beans ceremonia ly grown 276,279 



Pennikgs, quart/.ite blades from 79 



Bentley, Thomas, steatite quarries re- 

 ported by 125 



Berks county, ab<»riginal quarries in 78 



Bibliography, work in xxiii, xxvi, 



xxxi. sxxv, xl, xlv, xlix, liv, Ixi, Ixv, Ixviii 



— , summary of wm-k in Ixxxvii 



BiLOXi affinity with the Siouan 159 



— , divisions of tiie 164 



— , BOL-iology of the 243 



— .study of the xxii, xxx 



— , taboo among tlu- 177 



Biology delint-d xvi i 



Bird EFFIGY in Tusayan ceremony 286 



Blackbird, an Omaha chief 192 



Black Dog's band of the Osage 193 



Blackfeet. account of the 219 



—, habitat of the 160 



Ela( K Hills, former indian occupancy of. . 19i) 

 Blade and celt making compared 102 



— making, experiments in 151 



Blades, destiny of, from quarry-shops 148 



— . see Le.vf-shape blades 84 



Blagdes. Thomas. <in Piny branch quarries 35 

 Boa.s, Franz, bulletin by, on Chimook 



texts xlvi, 1, liv, Ixii, Ixv.lsviii 



Bone implements used in quarrying 23 



— tools used iu steatite working Ill 



— used in stnno flaking 61,80 



— weapons of Virginia 85 



Bodrgmont. — , Kansa mentioned by 1S3 



BOURKE, J. G., snake-danco studies by 265 



Bowlder and steatite quarries correlated.. 123 



— beds in Anacostia valley 70 



— beds near Hyattsville 70 



— deposits near Washington 32,33 



— deposition tidewater Potomac 71 



Bowlders, adaptability of. for implements. 135 

 — , diatributiiin of 66 



— in Piny branch quarries 42,47 



— , quartz, im-tiiod of quarrying 24 



— , sharpened, di.stribution of 142 



— , use of, as implements 25, !I0 



Bows in Tusayan ceremony . 281, 2.^5 



— of the Sioux ITI 



Page 

 Brewer, II. N., rhyulite blades found by. . . 70, 79 



Bklnton, D. (J.. cited ou ikonography xxvii 



— , examination of quarry-sliops by 52 



— , Maya symbols interpreted by Iix 



Brooke (Irove farm, steatite quarries on. 128 



Brotherekjod among Siouan indiaDs 178 



Broiillej', J. B., Cayuse vocabulary of . .. xl 

 Brown, T. E., steatite quarry on farm of.. 12G 



Brown, -—, on Crow habitat iu 1817 198 



— , on Osage habitat 192 



Brul^, definition and habitat 160 



Brunswick cocnty, steatite )|uarries in ... 132 



Beyam, O. X., collections of 18 



Bryant steatite quarry 125 



BucKHORN implements used in quarrying. . 23 



Buffalo, age of the 187 



— , former range of 173 



— , importance of, to Siouan indians 172,173 



Buffalo-bull Eagle, Minikooju gentes 



given by 220 



Buffalo Calf on Kwapa gentes 230 



Burial custom of the Zuui 306 



Bcbrell. H. H., Casa Grande photograplied 



by 343 



Bury, John, arcbeologic collections of 18 



Cache, explanation of 62 



— found near Baltimore 70 



— of argillite blades 90. 140 



— , relation of, to quarry 79 



— described 78 



Cachena. application of term 251 



Caddo, study of the xxxiii, 



xxxiv, xxxvii, xli, Ixxx 



Caddoan and Siouan early contact 187 



Calendar system oi the Maya xx 



— . Slaya. study of xxxvi, 1, lis 



— , Mexican, study of xlvii 



— systems examined xlii 



Calendric inscriptions 169 



California, steatite quarries in 107 



— , study (if tribes of Ixxiii 



Calumet, see Pipe. 



Cami'lng circle of the Kansa 230 



— circle oJ" the < )glala 221 



— circle of the Omaha 226 



— circle of the Osage 233 



— circle of the Ponka 228 



— circle of the Sitca"xu 219 



— circle of the Sisseton and Wahpetou 216 



— circle of the Sisseton 217 



— , mode of, among the Dakota 215 



Canoe, birclibark, collected xxvi 



— , dug out, collected xx.xi 



Canton de Chelly. exploration of Ixxi 



— , sec Mlndeleff, Cosmos. 



Captives, adoption of cxii 



Cardinal directions, Hopi pets of the . . . 266 

 — , invocation to 269, 289' 



— of t he Ht)p 258 



— , sacred rega rd for 183 



Carib intluence on southern art xxxvii, xlii 



Carver. J., Ojibwa pictograph recorded by . 169 

 — . Omaha hunters met by 191 



