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GENEKAL INDEX TO ANNUAL REPORTS 



[ETH. ANN. 48 



Papago de Cojat, Governor 

 governor of Pima 26: 29. 

 reference to 28: 37. 

 Papago Language 26: 20, 

 Papago Music 



manuscripts on 41: 35. 

 study of 41: 13, 35. 

 Papago Songs, analj'zed by Miss 



Frances Densmore 42: 15. 

 Papagueria 



explanation of the term 26: 76. 

 exploration in 17: 12. 

 natural products of 26: 93 sq. 

 Papantla, Mexican pueblo 25: 249. 

 Papa-uira Bird, binas from 30: 288. 

 Papaveraceae 33: 83. 

 Papaw, cultivation of 38: §246. 

 Paper Birch 33: 75. 

 Paper Bread 



appearance of, in pictures of Hopi 



katcinas 21: 115. 

 appearance of, in representation of 



TcutckutA 21: 67. 

 use of, in Hopi foot races 21: 114. 

 "Paper Chiefs," account of 27: 85, 



212, 631. 

 Papers accompanying annual reports 



1-48: passim. 

 Papilion Creek, reference to 27: 91, 



100. 

 Papitsinima, Comanche name of the 



Sioux 14: 1057. 

 Papoose Rock, legend of 43: 257. 

 Papshpiin-'lema, a synonym of Pend 



d'Oreille 14: 731. 

 Paptoa See Hohola. 

 Papuan Archipelago, masks in 3: 



98-103. 

 Papuans 



mourning colors of the 10: 630. 

 notice of warning by the 10: 357. 

 Paquette, Moses, information fur- 

 nished by 24: 366. 

 Parade Ceremonies 45: 393, 394. 

 Paradigmatic Inflection 1: 7, 15. 

 Paradise 



conception of 42: 513, 514. 

 location of 42: 513. 

 See also Heaven. 

 Paradise Nut. See Lecythis. 

 Paragonah, mound at, excavated by 



N. M. Judd 37: 24 sq. 

 Paragraphing, system of 40: 28. 



Parakari Drink 38: §261. 



Parallelism 33: 328. 



Paralysis among the Pima 26: 265. 



Paraphernalia 



dance, where kept 15: 296. 



of Cunopavi Snake dance 16: 288. 



used in Paliiliikonti 21: 50, 51. 



.See also Costumery. 

 Paraphrases, corrected by grammati- 

 cal analysis 40: 295, 378. 

 Parapi, Carib dish 38: § 389. 

 Parau, Makusi name for arrow 38: 



§ 128. 



Parched Corn, Indian use of 19: 481. 



Parchment, use of, by American 



aborigines, for drum heads 20: 34. 



Pardo, Juan, exploration in Cherokee 



country by 19: 27 sqq., 380. 

 Pareiya 



a Comanche leader 17: 162. 



death of 17: 164. 

 Pare j a, Padre — 



material preserved by 42: 679. 



Timucua vocabulary of 7: 123. 

 Parents 



attitude toward 46: 485. 



of Omahas, rights of 3: 268. 



respect for 38: § 911. 

 Parfleches 



designs on 41: 242, 360. 



rawhide, described 45: 50 sq., 221. 



tribes using 41: 357. 



use of 45: 352. 

 Parhelion, Eskimo belief concerning 



18: 449. 

 Pariaseaman 



a Comanche chief 17: 161. 



treaty signed by, in 1867 17: 186. 

 Parica. See Piptadenia. 

 Parilla, Diego Ortiz, "extermination" 



of Seri by 17: 73 sq. 

 Pario Seeds, substitute for cassava 



38: § 242. 

 Paripi 



drink 38: § 271. 



peach palm, Guilielma 38: § 116, 

 117. 

 Paris, treaty of 19: 60. 

 Paris, Ky. 



settlement of 42: 789. 



trails connecting at 42: 792. 

 Parish, Lee, acknowledgment to 

 47: 1. 



