343 



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 Black Bass, a man-l)i-ing in Iroquoiaii cos- 

 mology 22.'i 



Blanket, appearance of, in Hopi katcina 



representations 00 



worn reversed by Hopi katcinas 8-1 



useof.-in Hopi festivals... 37, -10, 42, 46, 47 



Blindness, assnmption of, by Sumaikoli 96 



Bluebird in Iroquoian cosmology 311 



Boas. Franz, new Chinook texts of xxvri 



Body of Zephyrs in Iroquoian cosmology . . 295 

 Bogies, occasional visits of, in Walpi Po- 



wamO festival 71 



Bow, appearance of, in pictures of Hopi 



katcinas 61, 72, 76, 79, 81, 



82, 90, 91, 98, 99, 103, 106, 108, 111, 113 



use of, by Hopi katcinas 78, 8G 



Bowls, appearance of, in pictures of Hopi 



katcinas 83 



Kokle. common design in modern 95 



Bows and arrows, distribution of, in Po- 



wamu festival 31 



Bread, marriage, reference to 263, 264 



Breath, as a source of conception 167 



use of words meaning, to represent 



spirit power 15 



Bridge of stone in Iroquoian cosmology 312 



Brinton, D. G., Mayan Dictionary trans- 

 ferred to Bureau by xxvi,x.xvii 



Brush, appearance of, in pictures of Hopi 



katcinas 93 



Buck, John, Onondaga chief and fire- 

 keeper, annali-st 136 



Buckskin, appearance of, in pictures of 



Hopi katcinas.. 60,98,102,108,111,121 

 decorative use of, in Pamiirti festival . . 28 



tise of, in apparel of Hopi katcinas 72, 



73, 79, 85, 86, 87, 94 

 in making war implement for Hopi 



katcinas 90 



Buckskin ball, appearance of, in pictures 



of Hopi katcinas 116 



Buffalo. .SeeMucaias. 



Buffalo dance, appearance of Slucaias 



mana, in 92 



celebration of 21 



description of, in Paliilukoiiti festival. 43 



origin of 31 



significance of appearance of eagle in. 67 



Woe katcina represented in 66 



Buffalo maid, sun symbol worn by 93 



See Mucaias mana. 

 Buffalo shrine, offerings placed in, in buf- 

 falo dance 30 



Buffalo skin, appearance of, in representa- 

 tions of Hopi katcinas 73 



replacement of, by sheep.skin 92 



use of, in apparel of Hopi katcinas 73 



Buffalo sun ceremony, derivation of Calako 



masks from tribes practising the 110 

 Buffalo youth. Sec Mucaias taka. 

 Bull clans, introduction of Owakiilti from 



Awatobi by 58 



Buli manas, appearance of, in butterfly 



dance 58 



derivation of 125 



description of 1 19, 120 



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Bulitikibi, description of 58 



Bull-roarer, appearance of, in Hopi festivals 30 



in pictures of Hopi katcinas 97, 120 



\ise of, by Tcolawitze 61 



Sec Whizzer. 

 Butterfly dance. See Bulitikibi. 

 Butterfly maids. See Buli manas. 

 Butterfly symbols, appearance of, in Hopi 



pictures 90,92,106,119 



Cactus, appearance of, in pictures of Hopi 



katcinas 106,112,113 



Cactus katcina. See Yuiia. 



Cactus maid, association of, with Cactus 



katcina 113 



Cactus tongs, appearance of, in picture of 



Yuiiamana 113 



Caiastacana, appearance of, in Pamiirti ... 27 



derivation of 1-5 



description of picture of 60 



difference in designs of, and those of 



Hututu 61 



Cakwa Cipikne. See Cipikne. 



Cakwahonafl, description of 95 



Calako, Identity of, with Macibol 87 



masks of 28 



identity of, with those of the sun... 28 



similarity of ancient masks to 109,110 



use of. in Pamiirti festival 65 



personation of, in Paliiliikoiiti festival. 49. -tO 



sun gods personated by 110 



Calako horns, connection of, with those of 



the bison 110 



Calendar, Hopi ceremonial 18-24 



California, field work in ix 



California tribes, social system of, based on 



language xxil 



Cape Breton, ethnologic studies in xi 



Cardinal points, animals belonging to 25 



colors of, corresponding to those of rain- 

 cloud symbols .x,47 



representation of, in pictures of Hopi 



katcinas 1 03 



worship of fire god at 96 



Caribbean art, study of theimportation of. x.xiii 



Catawba dialect recorded as a type xxiv 



Cebollita valley, N. Max., ruins of dressed 



stone in xviii 



Cedar, appearance of, in representations of 



Hopi katcinas 65 



use of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas 122 



Cedar bark, use of, as hair, in dress of Hopi 



katcinas 86 



as torch carried by Tcolawitzc 61 



in Hopi festivals 96 



in Sumaikoli festival 96 



Central America, ethnography of ... xxiii, xxiv 

 Ceremonial days in Hopi elaborate festivals. 20 



Ceremonies, appearance of katcinas in 15 



personation of gods in 13 



Chavcro, Alfredo, work of, concerning sym- 

 bolism 13 



Checker, decorative use of, in Hopi pictures 83 



Cherokee, the, myths of xxix 



Cherry, wild, in Iroquoian cosmology 282 



Chevron, appearance of. in symbolism of 



Woe 66,67 



