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Carver, J., on dogs of Siouan indians 170 



— , on horses among plaiua tribes 17^ 



— , on Siouan dances 175, 184 



— , on Siouan weapons 171 



— , on thu Winnebago in 1778 196 



— . value of records of i 183 



Casa Grande ruin, memoir on repair of. . cii, 



315-349 

 Catlin, George, on Maudan claim of antiq- 

 uity 167 



— , on native name of the Mandan IG'S 



— , on Oto and ilissouri habitat 195 



— , on Siouan hows 171 



— , on Siouan use of horses 174 



— , value of records of 183 



Catawba and Dakota affinity 159 



— . divisions of the 165 



— , linguistic work among the 244 



Cayuse, study of language of the xlv 



— vocabulary transcribed xl 



— , see "Waiilatpuan. 



Cedar, primitive conception of 182. 18:i 



(,lEGiHA, divisions of the 161, 189 



— , history of the 191 



— , migration of the 198 



Celt making and blade making compared. 102 



Celts, distribution of 142 



— , evolution of 97 



— , how finished 26 



— . niiiteriaU used in making 99, 100, 141 



— used in steatite working 133 



Ceremonial circuit of the Hopi 304 



— objects, Siouan 172 



— stones described 103 



— stones, distribution of 142 



— stones made of steatite 109 



Ceremonials of the Hopi 251 



— of Siouan tribes 174 



— , theistic, of Siouan indians 184 



Chabin, an Asiniboin division 161 



Chamberlin, T. C, examination of quarry- 

 shops by 52 



Chanting among Siouan indians 184 



Characterization of accompanying papers xciii 



Charcoal in ancient quarry pits 65 



Charger, Blackfeet gentes given by 219 



— , on gentes of the Two Kettles 220 



Charlevoix, P. F. X. de, on Oto habitat. . . 195 



Charlie Hope station, steatite pits at 132 



Chauvignerie, — , on Asiniboin habitat 191 



— , on Winnebago habitat 196 



Chert not adapted to pecking 96 



Chesapeake bay, archeologic work on xsi 



— .study of archeology of xxv 



■ — , archeologic remains on xxviii 



Chesapeake -Potomac province, location 



of 20 



— , memoir on stone implements of. 13 



Cheyenne, study of the Ixxii.lxxx 



Chicago, «ee World's Columbian Exposi- 

 tion. 



Chiefs among tlie Osage 235 



— , Dakota, stat us of 222 



— , descent of, among the Dakota 221 



— , function of, among Siouan indians 214 



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Chiefs of Tusayan 2G8 



Chieftainship among the Asiniboin 223-224 



Child-naming among the Mandan 241 



Children ceremonially flogged 283,284,308 



I —, dolls distributed to 283,288 



I — frightened in ceremony 282 



I — , gifts to, by katcinas 295 



! — , Osage naming of 237 



— prohibited from seeing masks 296 



' — i)rohibited frem seeing ceremonies 288 



— , Siouan, games of 174 



Chinook texts, memoir on xlvi. 1. liv.lxii 



— , see lioAS, Franz. 

 ! Chinookan bibliography, preparation of . xxiii, 



xxvi, xxxi. XXXV 



; Chisels, aboriginal method of making 68 



; — , distribution of 142 



I —, how finished 26 



' — , method of hafting 112 



— used in working steatite 28, 



116. 121, 122, 123,125, 126, 127, 128 



Chopawomsie island, village siteson 71 



Chozetta. aliiloxi division 164 



I ClPAULOVi, ceremony at 299 



! Civilization, Siouan tribes modified by.. 172,185 

 ! Claflin, William, petitions for Casa 



Grande repair ciii 



, CLANdetined civ,cvii,213 



! —system of Siouan indians 177,187 



' Classification of Bureau researches Ixix 



j Clauton, M. E., bid of, for repair of Casa 



; Grande 339 



' Claws, symbolic use of 169 



Clay, use of, in pottery 21 



Cleveland, Reverend W. J., Oglala gentes 



. obtained by 220 



— , on Sitca"xu gentes 218 



, Cliff RUINS, researches among xxxvii, 



xliii. xlvii 

 — , see Mindeleff, Cosmos. 



Clifton quarry, collections from lix 



— , pijiestem from 133 



i — , researches in li, Iv, Ixxv, 108, 113 



Clothing of Siouan indians 172 



Cloud symbolized by death mask 312 



! — symbols in Hopi iiictography 311 



— symbols in Zuiiiand Walpi 309 



— symbols of meal 285 



' — symbols on Tusayan head-dress 269 



— symbols on Tusayan kilts 295 



Clowns (Mud-heads) inHopiCalako 297,298 



— in Hopi ceremonies 261,265,267.274.285,293 



, Cobble, see Bowlder. 



Codex CoRTESiAxcs cited 271 



College Station, steatite vessel from HI 



Color SYMBOLISM of ZuiiiaudMoki 308 



Colton, a. T., on Casa Grande reserve 340 



Columbian Exposition, see World's Co- 

 lumbian Exposition. 



Comanche, researches among the xli 



— , mescal ceremony of the xxxviii 



Concho TRIBE described xxxiv 



Confederacies, how governed cix 



Connecticut, aboriginal steatite quarrying 

 in HI6, 107 



