INDEX. 



A. 



Page. 



Acoma, arrival of the Asany umu at 30 



direction ot kivas of , 116 



kiva trap-doors at — 207 



Adobe, use In Tusayan... 54,78 



use in Zuni attributed to foreign in- 

 fluence 139 



necessity for protecting against rain - 156 

 used in Spanish churches 324 



Adobe balls tised in garden walls 146 



Adobe bricks, in Hawikut church 81 



use modern In Zuni _ 138 



Adobe mortar, in Taaaiy alana structures 90 

 Cibola and Tusayan use of .compared . 137 



Adobe walls on stone foundation at Moen- 



kopl._ 78 



Aikoka. See Acoma 30 



AiyShokwl, the descendants of the Asa at 



Zuni 30 



Alleyway, Hawlkuh 81 



Altar, conformity ot, to direction of klva 116 



Andiron, Shumopavl 176 



Annular doorway 192. 193 



Apache, inroads upon Tusayan by the. 25, 26. 35 

 exposure of southern Cibola to the ... 96 



Appropriations and expenditures for 



1886-'87 XXXVI 



Architectural nomenclature - 220, 223 



Architecture, comparison of construc- 

 tional details of Tusayan and 



Cibola 100-223 



adaption to defense 226, 227 



adaption to environment 225, 226, 227, 228 



Art, textile and fictile, degree of Pueblo 



advancement in 227 



Arts of Cibola and Tusayan closely re- 

 lated _.. 224 



Asa, migrations of the.. 30,31 



languageofthe 37 



houses of, Hano 61 



Asanyumu. See Asa. 



Awatubl, survey of 14 



Spanish mission established at 22 



when and by whom built 29 



settlement of the Asa at 30 



attacked by the Walpi 34 



description of ruins of 49,50 



possession of sheep by the 50 



clay tubes used as roof drains at 155 



fragments of passage wall at 181 



Aztecs, ruined structures attributed to 



the 225 



B. 



Page. 



Badger people leave Walpi 31 



Baho, use of, in klva consecratory cere- 

 monies 119-130,129,130 



Balcony, notched and terraced 187 



Banded masonry 145 



Bandelier, A. F., description of chimney. 173 



explorations of 197 



on ancient stone inclosures 216 



Bat house, description of ruinof 52 



B&tni, the first pueblo ot the Snake peo- 

 ple of Tusayan 18 



Bedsteads not used by Pueblos 214 



Beams. Tusayan kivas, taken from Span- 

 ish church at Shumopavl 76 



for supporting upper walls 144 



modern finish of 149 



construction of steps upon 162 



for supporting passageway wall 18I 



Chaco pueblos, how squared 184 



Bear people, settlement in Tusayan of the 30, 26 



removal to Walpi of the 21,27 



movements of 27.30,31,38 



Bear-skln-rope people, settlement in Tu- 

 sayan of the 26.27 



Benches or ledges of masonry, Zuni 



rooms 110 



Tusayan kivas. 121,123,125 



Mashouguavi mungkiva 127 



around rooms of pueblo houses 213 



Bigelovia Douglasii (sage brush) used as 



thatch to Navajo sweat-house 239 



used to produce smoke in sweat 



house 240,244 



Biloxi Indians, linguistic researches 



among xx 



Bins for storage in Tusayan rooms . . 109, 209, 210 

 Blankets formerly used to cover door- 

 ways 183.188,189,194 



Blue Jay people, settlement in Tusayan 



of the 26,27 



Bond stones used in pueblo walls 144,198 



Boss, or andiron, Shumopavl 176 



Bourke, Capt. J. G., Pueblo vases, etc.. 



presented by xxv 



Boundary line. Hano and Slchumovl ?*; 



Bovmdary mark, Shumopavl and Oraibi. 28 



Boxes for plumes 210 



Bricks of adobe modern in Zuni 138 



Brothers (The), Navajo myth 280-284 



Brush, use of, in root construction 150 



Biush shelters 217-219 



287 



