353 



I'atki clan, prayer-stick-making at the old 



house of 31 



tlirowing of meal at, by Pautiwa 26 



clans, introduction of Lalakofiti into 



Tusayan by the 58 



house of, entrance of Pamiirti proces- 

 sion into 28 



Lalakonttl winter assemblage held 



in 39 



serpent eflfigies kept in 51 



probable derivation of Anya katcina 



and Zuni Kokokci from 94 



I'atszro, appearance of, in Soyaluiia 25 



description of 80 



personation of, in PowamO 32 



Patszro katcina, comparison of, with others. 81 



Patun, description of IIG 



Pautiwa, appearance of, in Powami'i festi- 

 val 36 



connection of, with Pakab clan 25 



god, derivation of 125 



description of picture of 59 



personation of, in Pamiirti 26,27 



personators from Tcivato kiva led 



by 48 



resemblance between symbolic de- 

 sign of. and that of Cipikne 60 



Pavaoakaci. See Moisture tablet. 



Pawik, appearance of, in Soyaluna 25 



derivation of 125 



description of 78 



personation of, at Nacab kiva in 1893 .. 50 



in Pamiirti 27, 



Pawnee Hako ceremony xxxi 



record obtained of xri 



Payne, E. J., on changes in languages IS 



Phallic emblems, appearance of, in repre- 

 sentations of Hopi katcinas 72-74 



Phallic proceedings among the Hopi, sig- 

 nificance of 24 



Pictures of katcinas, arrangement of 18 



description of 59 



employment of Hopis to draw 13 



purpose of 15 



variationsin, made by difTerent persons. 59 

 Pigments used by Hopis in painting ka- 

 tcina pictures II 



Pigeon, a man-being in Iroquoian cosmol- 

 ogy 304 



Piki. See Paper bread. 



Pima kalcinas among Hopi 17, is 



Pinart, Alphonse, Seri vocabulary obtanicd 



by XXV 



Pine, appearance of, in pictures of Hopi 



katcinas 64. 79, 82, 63, 100, 102. 113 



use of, as screens in Hopi festivals 46, 47 



by Hopi kalcinas 76.97,106 



to represent hair and beard 105 



Pine tree, appearance oi. m pictures of 



Hopi katcinas 78,95,112,119 



Pinon nuts, use of. in Hopi festivals 30 



Piokot. description oi 105 



Pipluka, description oi 116 



Plains Indians, connection ol. with Tewas. Ill 

 similarity oi leggings worn by Pobahu 



to ibose ol Ill 



L>1 ETH— 03 23 



Page 

 Planting katcina. Sec Paski. 

 Planting stick, appearance of, in pictures 



of Hopi katcinas 116 



use of, by Hopi katcinas 77 



in Masauii ceremony 37 



Plaza kiva of Hano, corn-planting in 52 



Plumed Snake, consecration of MoiTwiva to. 84 



house of 51 



Pohaha, description of Ill 



Pompin, Tewa name of San Francisco 



mountains 105 



Porto Rico, field work in ix 



ethnologic material from xii 



Potato, wild, the first of vines to grow 226 



Pottery, Tusayan, excellenceof painting on. 15 



Powa, derivation of 125 



PowamO, appearance of Wupamau in 91,92 



application of name Bean-planting to 52 



advent of ancients of Katcinas chins. . . 57 



bird dances in 25 



description of 22, 31-39, 84, 85 



duration of 20 



fraternities taking part in 23 



Hopi festival 24 



katcinas appearing in 67 



participation in Powamu festival by ... 67 



resemblance of, to Pamiirti 26 



return of Ahiil from 122 



significance of 16 



variation in I'.t 



Powamu katcinas, festival of 3s 



Powamiiryawil, Hopi ceremony in 22 



Powell, J. \V., field M-ork of x, xiii 



sociological studies of x x 



work of, in comparative philology .\xiii 



Prayeroflferings,customof making, in Hopi 



festivals 77 



Prayer sticks, made by Flute chief in 1900. 29 



making of, in winter I. akonePaholawvi. 39 

 use of, in Hopi ceremonies. 30, 31, 53, 5=j, 57, 93 



Praying, custom of, in Hopi festivals 53, 54 



in Pamiirti festival 28 



Priest fraternities. Hopi, association of, with 



masked katcina observances ... 24 



names of 23 



Priests. See Fraternities. 



Prizes, use of, in Hopi foot races 114 



Pueblo women, style of hairdressingof 89 



Pueblos, correlated agricultural and social 



development ol xxii 



Puma. See Toho. 



Purification, act of, in Hano child-Hogging 



ceremony 69 



days of. in Hopi festivals 20 



Putckohu. .SYe Rabbit slicks 113 



Piiukon, appearance of mother and grand- 

 mother of 43 



derivation of 125 



Kokyan wuqti, grandmother of 90 



sirailanly in facial symbols of. to ihose 



ol Keca 78 



Puukoii hoya. descnpuou of 90 



Hopak, the sister of 89 



Paiuna hoya. twin brother ol 90 



simiJanry of symbols of Puukon katcina 



to those 01 90 



