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SUBJECT INDEX 



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San Marcos Pass, Calif. 

 petroglyphs near 10: 64. 

 pictographs at 4: .36. 

 San Mateo Mountains, Indians near 



6: xxxix. 

 San Miguel de Guevari, mention of 



26: 28. 

 San Miguel Language 7: 75. 

 San Miguel Mission, Calif. 7: 101, 



102. 

 San Pasqual. See Mission Indians. 

 San Pedro Bay, visited by Flevel 14: 



412. 

 San Pedro River 



field work along 22, i: xii. 

 in Arizona, mention of 14: 387. 

 ruins along 26: 25 sq.; 29: 16. 

 San Pedro Valley 



references to 28: 54, 118, 121, 220. 

 valley visited by Niza 14: 359. 

 San Pete Reserve, establishment of 



18: 830. 

 San Pete Uta, executive order affect- 

 ing 18: 892. 

 San Pitche Uta, establishment of 



reserve for 18: 825. 

 San Poeil land cessions and reserva- 

 tions 18: 856, 858. 

 San Rafael Valley, field work in 



22, i: XIII. 

 San Roque, naming of 44: 38. 

 San Seferino de Napgub, Pima 



village 26: 20. 

 San Xavier del Bac 

 mission of 26: 28. 

 reference to 28: 54. 

 reservation at 18: 876. 

 Sanborn, J. B., treaty commissioner 



17: 193. 

 Sanborn, John P., jr. 

 service of 27: 12. 

 work of 26: xxix. 

 Sanborn, John W., material collected 



by 24: 412. 

 Sanche, Philip, records made by 



47: 8. 

 Sanchez, Alonso, soldier with Coro- 



nado 14: 597, 598. 

 Sanchez, Pero, effect of Friar Marcos' 



report to 14: 366. 

 Sanctuary 



for depositing sacred paraphernalia 

 42: 183, 184, 185 sq. 



Sanctuary — Continued 

 of the Osage 36: 54. 

 plates kept in 42: 503. 

 Sand 



bed, use of, in Navaho ceremonial to 



absorb disease 8: 250, 251. 

 ceremonial sprinkling of, in field 



16: 288, 305. 

 form of vessel intended to rest on 



20: 61. 

 mixture of, with clay to make plaster 



and cement 20: 37. 

 mosaics in Hopi ceremonies 15: 261. 

 pictographs on 10: 210 sqq. 

 use of, as tempering material 20: 

 Eastern United States pottery 



46, 47, 53, 59, 60. 

 Middle Atlantic Coast pottery 



148, 151, 155, 179. 

 Southwestern pottery 193, 199, 



200. 

 South Appalachian pottery 138. 

 use of, in drilling 13: 165. 

 use of, in Tusayan ceremony 1 5 : 



279, 288. 



See also Materials; Quartz; Rock; 



Sand Mounds; Sand Painting; 



Sand Pictures; Sandstorms. 



Sand Burial, as protection against 



mosquitoes 38: § 933. 

 Sand Canyon, ruins in 40: 3. 

 Sand Cherry 33: 88. 

 Sand Clan 



same as Nan clan 19: 615, 616, 



620. 

 See also Tiiwa Clan. 

 Sand Fleas, plague of, a possible cause 

 of abandonment of pueblos on 

 Little Colorado River 22, i: 22. 

 Sand Mounds 



at altars 19: 990, 991. 

 burial, of Calusa origin 48: 4. 

 Florida Peninsula, burial in 20: 



119. 

 Florida Peninsula, pottery of 20: 



127. 

 Gulf Coast, pottery of 20: 107. 

 See also Miiiyinwii. 

 Sand Paintings 



among the Navaho 17: 501,513. 

 among the Sia 1 1 : 77. 

 antiquity of 23: 415. 

 colors used in 8: 237. 



