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GENERAL INDEX TO ANNUAL REPORTS 



[eTH. ANN. 48 



Silas, Mrs. Monica 46: 48. 



Silence, sign for 1 : 304. 



Siler, D. W., East Cherokee census by 



19: 167. 

 Silerville, Ky., trail crossing at 42: 



843. 

 Siletz Agency Indians 



linguistic work of J. O. Dorsey among 



6: XXXVI. 

 standard of life of 19: 1079. 

 study of language of 30: 21. 

 Siletz Reserve 



changes in 18: 838, 878, 948. 

 estabhshment of 18: 812, 814. 

 Silica 



formation of 44: 507. 

 See also Chert, varieties of. 

 Silicious Tempering 



Eastern United States pottery 20: 



29. 

 Gulf Coast pottery 20:113. 

 Iroquoian pottery 20: 161, 165. 

 New Jersey-New England pottery 



20: 175. 

 Northwestern pottery 20: 188, 196, 



197, 200, 201. 

 South Appalachian j^ otter y 20: 



144. 

 See also Materials; Quartz; Bock; 

 Sand. 

 Silk-cotton Tree 



formation of man from 30: 144 sq. 

 power of motion credited to 30: 



229 sq. 

 spirits associated with 30: 228,229 



sq., 231. 

 string figures of 38: § 683-685. 

 use of, for boats 38: § 794. 

 Silla, collection from 2: 454. 

 Sills of doors 8:110,186,194. 

 Silphium Laciniatum 33: 132. 

 Silphium Perfoliatuni 



medicinal constituents of 44: 305. 

 inedicinal properties of 44: 302. 

 mention of 33: 132. 

 use of 44: 293, 340, 356, 368. 

 Silsbee, T. H., on Porter- Johnson 



episode 17: 122. 

 Silver 



breastplates of 42: 685. 

 chest ornaments of 38: § 537. 

 ear ornaments of 38: § 506. 

 found by Coronado at Cibola 14: 

 563. 



Silver — Continued 



found liy Spaniards at Yuqueyunque 



14: 511. 

 mention of 38: § 86. 

 mines in Culiacan 14: 514. 

 myths concerning 19: 350 sg. 

 nose and ear ornaments of 38: 



§ 505. 

 obtained by Indians from Spanish 

 wrecks 12: 712. * 



ornaments made of 44: 241. 

 plate, with Spanish coat-of-arms from 



Mississippi mounds 12: 275. 

 reports of, from Quivira 14: 503, 



504, 512. 

 use of 46: 591. 

 use of, by Pueblo Indians for glazing 



14: 526. 

 use of, in Indian trade 14: 472. 

 workers, stories of 14: 473. 

 Silver Brooch. Sec Ta'sawi. 

 Silver-foil, pieces of, from naound 



12: 501. 

 Silver Knife, death of 17: 308. 

 Silver Perch 



oil of, for anointing body 35:704. 

 oil of, for head of child 35: 666. 

 Silver Salmon 

 boiled 35: 353. 



first caught, treatment of 35: 610. 

 mention of 35: 240, 348. 

 roasted 35: 241. 

 spawn 35: 237. 

 spawn of, boiled 35: 345. 

 spawn of, with fern roots 35: 523. 

 Silver Spring, Fla., occurrence of 

 filjcr-tcmpered ware at 20: 1-22. 

 Silver Wave, the 46: 84, 85, 86. 

 Silverballi Tree 

 effects of 30: 233. 

 spirits associated with 30: 228,233. 

 Silverberry, use of 45: 496, 508. 

 Silverheels, Henry, Seneca informant 



32: 52. 

 Silversmithing 



among the Navaho and Pueblos, 



origin of 2: 171. 

 among the Zuni 13: 339,340; 23: 

 377. 

 Silverweed, use of 45: 480. 

 Silvestre, E., Paleographie universelle 



of 6: 267. 

 Simel, Max 46: 65. 



