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GENERAL INDEX TO ANNUAL REPORTS 



[ETH. ANN. 48 



Porto Rico — Continued 

 fauna and flora of 25: 22. 

 fieldworkin 21: ix; 23:ix,xvii, 



XXVII sq. 

 geology of 25: 21, 22. 

 highest culture developed in 34: 



169. 

 Latimer collection from 34: 131. 

 location of 25: 21. 

 modern houses of 25: 41, 43, 45, 



47. 

 monographic treatment of 25: 19 



sq. 

 mounds in 25: 82 sq. 

 number of specimens from 34: 49. 

 people of 25: 24 sqq., 215. 

 physical features of 25: 21 sq. 

 pictography in 25: 149-159. 

 prehistoric implements of 24: xiii 



sq., XXVII sq. 

 prehistoric political divisions of 25:- 



35-40. 

 researches in 27: 8. 

 skeletal remains in 25: 29 sq. 

 visits of Dr. J. W. Fewkes to 25: 



17. 

 zemis of, investigation of 23: xl. 

 See also Archeological Objects; 



Borinquenos; Carib; West In- 

 dies. 

 Portola, Gaspar de, extract from 



diary of 44: 44 sq. 

 Portola Expedition, Syujtun men- 

 tioned in records of 44: 36. 

 Portraits 



objected to, at Isleta 47: 245. 



restrictions on 30: 299. 



See also Photographs; Photopor- 



traits; Pictures. 

 Portraiture, absence of use of pottery 



for, among American aborigines 



20: 25. 

 Portsmouth, Ohio 



remains in vicinity of 44: 491. 

 trails near 42: 786. 

 Portsmouth, R. I., petroglyphs at 



10: 113. 

 Portuguese Gentleman. See Elvas. 

 Posey — , contract made by 18: 673, 



689. 

 Po'shaiyank'ya or Po'-shai-an-k'ia 

 a prey god, Zuni myth of 2: 16. 

 of Zuni mythology 13: 381. 



Poskita. See Busk (1); Busk (2). 

 Poso Verde in Pima legend 28: 48. 

 Posonwu, pueblo of, speaks same 

 language as Hano clans 19: 614. 

 Posowe, a former Tewa pueblo 8: 37. 

 Possession 



demoniac, belief in 30: 168. 

 pictographic signs for 10: 598. 

 right of 1 : 252. 

 sign of 1 : 484, 524. 

 Possessive Pronoun 

 Arapaho 28: 235. 

 Fox 28: 256. 

 Possiru, the old-time five-pronged 

 arrow from Cayenne 38: § 141. 

 Possum. See Opossum. 

 Post, Father— 46: 86. 

 Post-mortem Trephining, absence 



of 16: 65, 71. 

 Postley, Miss — , work of 25: xxv. 

 Poston, Col. C. D., reference to 28: 



149. 

 Poston, Charles D. 



on Antonio Azul 26: 196. 



on cottonseed furnished Pima 26: 



77. 

 on morality of Pima 26: 198. 

 on Pima irrigation 26: 32. 

 superintendent for Indian affairs in 

 Arizona 26: 33. 

 Poston Butte, reference to 28: 114. 

 Posts 



at head of the dead 40: 358. 371, 



421. 

 burial 1: 197. 

 of a house, ability to speak 30: 



125, 233. 

 of porch, remains of, at Hawikuh 



and Ketchipauan 8: 81, 82. 

 sunk in floor forming part of loom 

 8: 212. 

 Postures, Ritual 47: 283. 

 Pot 



lucky, legend of 30: 302, 303. 

 toy, buried with child 41: 604. 

 See also Pots; Pottery. 

 Pot-shaped Baskets 41:204. 

 Pot-shaped Vessels 4: 392-398. 

 Pot-spoon, washing 30: 241, 252, 



267. 

 Pot-stands 38: § 392. 

 Potalia Amara, antidote for cassava 



poison 38: § 930. 

 Potano Tribe, mention of 42: 324. 



