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SUBJECT INDEX 



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Pine Bidge Agency — Continued 

 dissatisfaction of Indians at 14: 



844. 

 flight of Indians of, to Bad Lands 



14: 850. 

 Ghost dance at 14: 846. 

 Ghost dance council held at 14: 



820. 

 Ghost dance excitement at 14: 848. 

 Indians of, meet commissioners 14: 



841. 

 mission on, abandoned 14: 874. 

 pictograph letter of 4: 160 sq. 

 pictographs at 4: 176. 

 reduction of rations at 14: 832, 845. 

 report of Sioux delegates at 14: 820. 

 restlessness of Indians at 14: 845. 

 return of Sioux hostiles to 14: 861. 

 visit of Apiatan to 14: 911. 

 Pine Bidge Beserve, establishment of 



18: 932. 

 Pine Bidge Sioux, reference to 27: 



101. 

 Pineapple 



cultivation of 38: § 246. 

 drink from 38: § 266. 

 mention of 38: § 246. 

 Pineau; Pinot, a source of salt 38: 



§ 250. 

 Pineda, Juan de, campaign against 



Seri by 17: 75. 

 Pinedale Buins 

 age of 22, i: 167. 

 bone implements from 22, i: 166 sq. 

 buildings of 22, i: 164 sqq. 

 collections from 19: xxi; 22, i: 



166 sq. 

 examination of 22, i: 121. 

 excavation of 19: xvi. 

 form of 22, i: 165. 

 location of 22, i: 165. 

 pottery from, character and decora- 

 tion of 22, i: 166. 

 reference to 22, i: 121. 

 skeletons from 22, i: 166. 

 work at 22, i: 164. 

 Pineville, Ky., trails of 42: 781, 782, 



797. 

 Pinewood Tongs 35:229. 

 Piney Biver, fortified Indian town on 



41: 496. 

 Pingasoogarook 46: 207. 

 Pingishuguruk 46: 206. 



Pingo 46: 205. 

 Pinini 



a dwarf race 29: 435, 500, 501. 



See also Pygmies. 

 Pinitu Dance 



ceremony of 47: 332-335. 



story of origin of 47: 372. 

 Pink Clay, use of, in house decorations 



8: 146. 

 Pinkerton, John, on Virginia mum- 

 mies 1: 131. 

 Pinksey Matehah, a Chickasaw 42: 



811. 

 Pinole 



an Indian food 23: xii. 



description of 26: 67. 

 Pinon 



nuts, how regarded by Cheyenne and 

 Arapaho 14: 779. 



nuts, use of, as food 14: 517, 522. 



nuts, use of, in Hopi festivals 21: 

 30. 



preparation of, for food 30: 70. 



use of, in ceremonies 30: 96. 



use of, in medicine 30: 42, 43, 57. 

 Pinoshuragin 46: 208. 

 Pinot. See Pineau. 

 Pins 



cut from body of shell 2: 216. 



examples of 2: 213, 218. 



made by Indians and mound-builders 

 12: 686. 



made from columeUae of shell 2: 

 213, 218. 



obtained from mounds 2: 213-218. 



of shell 2: 213, 218. 



use of, as ear ornaments 12: 686. 



use of, bone 2: 217. 



use of, problematical 2: 213, 217. 



See also Pin. 

 Pinto Tribe, habitat of the 7: 68. 

 Pinus, use of 44: 378. 

 Pinus Albicaulis 45: 492. 

 Pinus Contorta 45: 461, 496, 504. 

 Pinus Monticola 45: 493. 

 Pinus Murrayana 33: 63; 45: 



483, 496, 504. 

 Pinus Ponderosa 45: 466, 483, 484, 



491, 499, 508, 514. 

 Pinus Besinosa, use of 44: 291,378. 

 Pinus Strobus, use of 44: 291, 352. 

 Pinutgii', a Cheyenne division 14: 

 1026. 



