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INDEX 



357 



page 

 Hodge, F. "W-.workof ixii, ixv, 



xxix, xsxiii, xxxiv, xxsviii, xUi, xliii, 



xlvii.lii.lvi, Ix.lxiii, Ixvii, Ixxix, xcii 



Hoes, bowlders used for 142 



— produced by Haking 26 



— used in steatite working Ill 



Hoffman. VT. J., discussion of turtlebacks 



by 30 



— , exploration by Ixxiii 



— , work of xxiii, xxvi, 



xxxi, xxxvi, xl, xli, xlv, xlvi, Ixxx, Ixxxv 



HOHE, meaning of term 222 



Holland, Mr, steatite quarry on place of.. 130 

 Holmes, J. A., examinationof quarry-sliops 



by 52 



Holmes, Oliver "W., petitions for Caaa 



Grande repairs ciii 



Holmes, "W. H., bulletin on ancient quarry, liv, 



Iviii, Ixv, Ixviii 



— , characterization of monograph by . xciii, xciv 



— , memoir by, «n stone implements. . xciv, 13-152 



— . monograplis prepared by Ixxviii 



— .resignation of Ixiii, Isxviii 



— , review of archeologic work by . . . . Ixxiii, xciv 



— , work of xxi, xxiv, xx v, 



xxvii, xxviii, xxxiii, xxxvii, xli, xlii, xlvi, 

 xlvii. 1, li, liv,lv, Iviii. lix, Ixiii, Ixvi, xci 



Holmes rtn. steatite quarries on 131 



HOMOLOBi, tradition of Ixxi 



Honey, anointment with 289 



HONGA-^A-NO, divisions of the 161 



HOPI, see TusAYAN. 



Horn, see Antler ; Buckhobn. 



Horse acquired by prairie tribes 173 



— , early range of the 173 



— , aacred regard for the 185 



^, words for, and dog compared 174 



Hospitality of the Hopi 302 



HotcaSgara, see "Winnebago. 



Houses of Siouan iudians 172 



HUBBELL, L., pottery found by 312 



Human figures unknown in Chesapeake 



stone art 96 



Human remains in Virginia mound 100 



HtMlSKATCiNA compared with Zuni dance. . 307 



Hunkpapa definition and habitat 161 



— , gentes of the 221 



Hunt, Jeff, witness to Casa Grande con- 

 tract 334 



Hunter, H. C, acknowledgments to 18 



Hunter, William, collections of 17. 71 



Hunter brothers, owners of Clifton quarry li 

 Hunting, effect of, on tribal government cxvi 



— feast of Siouan Indians 184 



Hurst, Key. John F., linguistic collection 



of .. Ixviii 



Hyattsville, q iiarrv-shop near 70 



Iberville, P.leM., on the Iowa and Oto.. 195 

 Ihankto-'*wa'', see Yankton. 

 Ihankto^wa'-'na, see Tanktonai. 



Implement making, experiments in 151 



— working at quarry-Khops 52 



Implements and tiaked-stones confounded. 53, 80 



— broken in tiaking 55 



Page 

 Implements, leaf-blade 83 



— , process of fluking 57,80. 147 



— , of Sioujiu triljps 171 



— , unfinished, in Piny branch quarries 37, 



38,43,46,49 



Incest in savagery defined cxiii _ 



Incised stone utensils described . 105 



Incising, implements produced by 27, 149 



Institutions of Siouan Indians 176 



Iowa, a x-^i^e'^'^fli^ision 162 



— , early habitat of the 195 



■ — , gentile organization of tlie 238 



— , origin of term 168 



Iroquois, study of the xxiii 



— , study of language of xxvi 



— , study of the xxxi, xxxt 



ISANYATl. fee Santee. 



Ish-ta-sun-da, divisions of the 162 



Issati, identified with Santee 190 



Itscheabink, an Asiniboin di^nsion 161 



Jahes, Edwin, ou Omaha divisions 161 



— , on the term Chancers 162 



James Ri veh valley, shop-aites in 72 



Jasper, ab«>riginal quarries of 23 



— , development of implements from 144 



— , bow a(hipted lor implement making 84 



— , implements of. discussed 89 



— , source of, for implements 73, 140 



— , transportation of, by floods 22 



• — used fi)r implement making 24,29,135 



— quarries, location of 78 



jATONABiNt;, an Asiniboin division 161 



Jefferys, Thomas, on Oto habitat 195 



— , on "WinneUigo habitat 196 



Joutel, — , Kwapa villages located by 193 



JUMANO, studyof the xxix.lii 



Juniper u.sed in Tusayan ceremony 230, 283 



Justice, principles of cxi, cxiii 



KakA, see KoKO. 



Kansa, a C/'egiha division 162 



— , draft animals among the 174 



— , early biatory of the 193 



— , gentile organization of the 230 



— , Kwapa incorporated by the 195 



— , population of the 193 



Kanze, ^re Kansa. 



Katcina, application of term ci, 251,264, 265 



— , previous descriptions of 264 



— , Tusayan, memoir on c, 245-313 



Katcina's RETURN, cereniony of 273 



Kebbey, F. C., witness to Casa Grande con- 

 tract 334, 335 



Kebbey, J. H., affidavit pf 335 



Keith, A., on South mountain rbyolite 74 



Kengla, Louis A., arcbeologic work of 17 



— , cited on steatite quarry 117 



Kentucky, shell mounds in xxviii 



Key, John, on Tutelo gentes 244 



Kilts, ceremonial, of Tusayan 263, 295 



Kin NAMES of Siouan iudians 177 



Kdjnikinic, «fiePiPE; Smoking. 



Kino, EusEBius. ('a.sa Grande visited by. 323,345 



Kinship groups in tribal society ..\ civ 



