488 



INDEX 



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Aqua Baiz, population of 21 



Arancj^ NOS. 1 AND 2. Pima villages 21 



Aravaipa canyon— 



mortar cavities in 99 



Archeological maps — 



Coltmiilo and New Mexico xx 



r nited States xxvi-xxvii 



Archeological remains, protection of... 



xxvi.xxvii 



Architecture, Pima 25,153-157 



Arenal, population ol 21 



Ariba Aqua Bolando, Pima chief 21 



Arizo del Aqua, Pima village 21 



Arizona— 



earthquake in 60 



first garrison 2S 



first permanent Spani.sh residents 28 



hammer stones in ruins Ill 



mortar cavities found in 99 



puma found in 81 



ruins in southern part of 25 



telegraph lines 54 



Armstrong, — —.superintendent of Pima 



school 34 



Arricivita on Pimeria, quoted by Busch- 



mann 76 



Arrowbush— 



bark as a Pima medicine 79 



in basketry 134 



Artifacts, Pima — 



architecture 153-157 



basketry 113,131-148 



clothing 157-158 



cultural importance 95 



fiber and leather 113-124 



pottery 124-131 



stone 95, 108-112 



textiles 148-153 



wood 95-108 



Arts, esthetic, of Pima. .SVf Esthetic arts. 

 Asa'nk!!qoan, local group of Hutsnuwu. . . 412 



Asthma among Pima 2(»s 



Astronomy among Tlingit 427 



Athapascans- 



adopted among Tlingit 423 



character 411 



language 474, 485 



range 396 



relations with Tlingit 409,413,414 



Athletic sports, Pima 171-174 



Atison. Pima village 20 



Atriplex bracteosa var., Pima food plant 69 

 Atriplex canescens in Pima basketry — 135 

 Atriplex Coronata Wats., Pima food 



plant 69 



Atriplex klegans Dietrich, Pima food 



plant 69 



Atriplex lentiformis— 



in Pima basketry 135 



I'ima food plant 78 



Pima medicinal plant 80 



Atriplex nuttallii, Pima food plant 77 



Atriplex polycarpa in Pima basketry — 135 



Atriplex sp., Pima food plant 73 



Sec also Saltbnshcs. 



ATT ACUS ORIZABA, COCOOUS Of 169 



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Auk, Tlingit tribe 39fi 



clans and house groups 40-t 



phratrics and clans 399. 4}^ 



AzuL, Antonio, Pima head chief ^X 



account of 1", 106 



campaign described by 202-203 



cited on Apache raids 201 



cited on mountain sheep 8? 



first Pima adobe house built by 153 



information furnished by 18.36 



on location of Elder Brother's house... 225 



AzuL, CuLO. Pima head chief 158, 196 



Baboquivari mountain in Pima mythol- 

 ogy 224, 225 



Baccharis glutenosa— 



building material 156 



in pottery making 127 



Badger among Pima — 



account of 80 



disease caused by 262 



in mythology 216 



in song 301. 321 



Baegert, Jacob— 



on California saguaro harvest 72 



on Lower California tribes 35-36 



Baird and Girard on nomenclature of 



fishes 83 



Bancroft — 



citing Coutts on Pima 31 



on Civil War in far Southwest 48 



on conditions surrounding Pima 32 



on flood of September, 1868 53 



on Yuma-Pima battle 47 



Bandarilla, Mexico, ruins at xv 



Bandelier, a. F.— 



citing Kino on Gila flood 67 



citing Walker on Pima mythology 221 



on clifY- houses near Salt river 144 



on Pima traditions 24 



Baptism- 



Cherokee 188 



Pima 188 



Zuiii 187 



Barley, production of by Pima 91 



Barrett. Lieut. James, in skirmish at El 



Picacho 48 



Barrett, S. E., work of xxvi 



Barter. Sec Trade. 



Bartlett, Commissioner J. R.— 



account of Pima 31 



objects collected by 152 



on construction of Pima ki 154 



on " Houses of Montezuma" 24 



on kiilhfis XH 



on I'ima clothing 149 



on Pima mode of riding 113 



on Pima spinning and weaving 149 



on Pima weapons 96 



rattle figured by 1 '0 



Basketry- 

 Pima — 



agave-leaf rings 113 



basket bowls 135-136 



character 164-165 



designs employed 136-140 



implements 135 



