356 



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 Soyalufia, inodi(ioaUons in, corresponding 

 to celebration of flute or snake 



dance 21 



purpose of 16 



variation in 19 



Soyan ep, appearance of. in Paliiliikonti... 52 



derivation of 125 



description of «o 



Soyohim katcinas, descriptions of pie- ' 



tiiresof 98-lOG j 



Soyok. derivation of name 71 I 



Soyok mana, derivation of 125 



personation of, at Walpi 74 | 



See Xataeka mana. 

 Soyok taka, correspondence of, with Na- • 



tacka 74 



derivation of 125 



personation of, at Walpi 74 



Soyok wiiqti, derivation of 71 



participation in Powamt!i festival by... 89,67 

 See Nataeka wtiqti. 



Soyoko. description of _ 70,71 



See Natacka.«. 



Soyoko group, Tcabaiyo referred to 75 



Soyol katcina. See Ahijlani. 



Soyol manan. appearance of, in Soyalufia.. 24 



Soyowa, derivation of 125 



See Sio. 

 Spider, a man-being in Iroquoian cosmology ;il5 



embodiment of spirit of earth as 16 



Spider clan Ill 



Spider woman. See Kokyan wxiqti. 

 Spirit**, primitive belief in existence of, after 



death 15. Kt 



Spots, decorative use of, in pictures of Hopi 



katcinas 76. 103 



Spring, sacred, use of water from, by Hopi 



katcinas 76 



Sprout, Maple. See Tharonhiawakon. 

 Sprouting seeds, symbolic use of, in pic- 

 tures of Hopi katcinas 101 



Spruce, appearance of, in Hopi pictures .. 89,121 

 Squash, a female man-being in Iroquoian 



cosmology 174 



appearance of, in pictures of Hopi kat- 

 cinas 65, 78, 97, 107 



blossom of, appearance of, in pictures 



of Hopi katcinas (J3, 



82, 92, 97, 102, 103, 112, 116, 118. 119 

 seeds of, appearance of, in representa- 

 tions of Hopi katcinas 64 



Squash katcina. See I'atun. 



StafT, appearance of. in pictures of Hopi 



katcinas 65, 68. 103, 121 



Standard-bearer, figure of. in picture of 



Buli mana 120 



Star, a female man-being in Iroquoian co.s- 



mology 174 



Star katcina. See Goto. 



Stars, appearance of, in pictures of Hopi 



katcinas 65,92,99,102,111,113 



charac^teristic arrangement of, in pic- 

 ture of Coto 89 



decorative use of, in Hopi festivals 47 



Stephens. David, exposition of meaning of 



creation by 1 :>8 



Page 

 Stevenson. Matilda C, mention of Ho- 



tcauni by 100 



on Zuni claim to Sichumovi 26 



Zuni studies of xxx 



St-ein, R., Eskimauan research of xii 



Stick, notched, use of, in Hopi festivals ... 56 

 Stone, bridge of, in Iroquoian cosmology . . 309 

 Stone images, representation of Hano war- 

 rior gods by 21 



Stone implements, Steiner collection of., xxxiv 

 Sumaikoli, appearance of, in spring and 



summer festivals 96 



association of Kawikoli mask with 



those of 96 



ceremony of 22, 23 



derivation of 125 



description of 96 



identity of sash worn by, with that of 



MasauO 96 



spring ceremony of .'i5 



summer ceremony of ,">7 



Sumaikoli masks, capture of, in Navaho 



foray 57 



preservation of, in Hano 57 



.similarity of Walpi to Hano 55 



Summer, prayer-stick-making in 83 



Summer sun prayer-stick-making, fraterni- 

 ties taking part in 23 



Sun, bringing of Buffalo maid to Tusayan 



by 31 



dramatization of return of 21 



objective embodiment of spirit of IG 



personation of, in eagle form 122 



representation of, in Hopi pictures 120 



similarity of symbolism of, to that of 



Wupamau 91 



symbols of, in Hopi festivals 41-13 



Sun clan of Hano, extinction of 57 



Sun god, dramatization of the advent of. . . 24 



garment worn by. in picture of Ahiil . . tJ8 



representation of, in Pamiirti 'J6 



in Soyalufia 24 



worship of 24 



See Ahiil; Calako; Pautiwa. 



Sun gods, Calako one of the 1 10 



explanation of multiplicity of 101 



similarity of attire of, to that of Sumai- 

 koli '6 



Sunflower, a female man-being, in Iroquoi- 

 an cosmology 174 



appearance of, in Hopi pictures (;4, 



106, 111', 120 

 Sun fraternity. See Sun prayer-stick-mak- 

 ing. 

 Sun katcina. See Tawa. 

 Sun ladders, appearance of. in Hopi festivals ^3 



in pictures of Hopi katcinas yS 



Sun masks. Sec Wiiwiiyomo. 



Sun prayer-stick-making, description of... ■21,22 



See Tawa Paholawrt. 

 Sun priests, assembling of, in Tawa Puho- 



lawft 56 



winter ceremony of 31 



Sun spring. Src Tawapa. 



Sun symbol, worn by girl in buft'alo dance . 67 



