359 



Pag« 

 Visor, appearance of, in pictures of Hopi 



katcinas 95, 97. 98, lOJ, 103 



Vocabularies, American, in archives of the 



Bureau xxiii 



Vroman, A. C x 



Wafer bread, appearance of, in pictures of 



Hopi katcinas S3 



Wahikwinema, description of 30 



Wakac, derivation of 126 



description of 113 



Wala, masking of katcinas at 52 



shrine of 33 



Walapai tribe, derivation of Tcosbuci from . 85 



Walpi, bird gods personated by 29 



child-fiogging at 3(), 69 



corn-planting in Tcivato kiva of 52 



departure of katcinas from 57 



derivation of katcinas in 125. 126 



destruction of .Sikyatki by the 115 



East mesa Natacka masks in 70 



frightening of children by Soyok wuqti 



at 39 



introduction of Sio from Zuni into 112 



Pakab clan of, introduction of Toanau 



by 51 



mask of Citoto kept by 95 



mask of Sabi kept by 95 



mask of Tanik kept by 95 



mask of TurkwinO kept by 95 



participation of, in Pamiirti 27 



personators in PalUliikonti festival 



from 48 



planting of beans at 31 



plaza of, public dance of Aiiya katci- 

 nas in 54 



Powamu festival at 31 



serpent effigies made by, in 1900 51 



serpent effigies owned by 51 



similarity of mask of Bear family of, to 



that of Ke Towa Bisena 112 



Snmaikoli and Kawikoli masks in 96 



Sumaikoli summer ceremony at 57 



variant of Coto at 89 



visitation of Ahiil to houses in 34 



Walpi katcinas, derivation of, from Awa- 



tobi 74 



Walpi men, Sowinwii katcina not recently 



personated by 104 



War bonnet, appearance of, in pictures of 



Hopi katcinas 90 



War implement, appearance of, in pictures 



of Hopi katcinas 90 



Waring, Lucretia M., cataloguing of Bureau 



library by xxxn 



Warrior, representation of a 108 



the Great, in Iroquoian cosmology 319 



War gods, worship of 25, 20 



Warrior maid, HChCe appearing as, in Po- 

 wamu festival 74 



Warty, a man-being in Iroquoian cosmol- 

 ogy 2:)0,i38 



Wasp katcinas. Sec Tetafiaya. 



Water. Fresh, a man-being in Iroquoian 



cosmology 175 



prayer for. in Hopi festivals 53 



squirting of, by Hopi katcinas 81 



Page 

 Waterfowl, man-beings in Iroquoian cos- 

 mology 182, 285 



Water-house c'.in, germ goddesses of 122 



Water of Springs, a man-being in Iroquoian 



cosmology 174 



Wattles, appearance of, in pictures of Hopi 



katcinas 80 



Wawac races, description of katcinas ap- 

 pearing in 114-117 



Wealth, display of. in Pamiirti festival 28 



Wedding blankets, appearance of, in Hopi 



pictures 119 



Whip, use of, in Hopi footraces 114 



White bear. See Kutcahonautl. 

 White katcina. See Kutca. 



Whites, influence of, on Hopi painting 13,14 



Whizzer, appearance of, in Hopi pictures.. 91, 

 108,111,120 

 Sec Bull-roarer. 



Wicoko. worship of 25 



VViktcina, description of 116 



Wikwaliobi kiva, Tacab and Woe katcinas 



personated in 30 



Wild-cat. See Tokotci. 



Willow wands, use of, by Hopi katcinas - . . 50 

 Wind, a man-being in Iroquoian cosmol- 

 ogy 174, 224, 232, 233, 235 



Spring, a man-being in Iroquoian cos- 

 mology 174 



Wings, imitation of, by feathers 25,27 



Winship.G. P x 



Winter flute Paholawfl, description of - . 23,29,30 

 Winter Lakone Paholawfl, description of.. 39 



fraternities taking part in 23 



Winter Marau Paholawfl, description of... 23, .55 

 Winter prayer-stick-making, resemblance 



of , to that of summer .56 



Winter snake ceremony, fraternities taking 



part in 23 



Winter solstice ceremony, Hopi 24,25 



worship of war gods in, in Hano- . . 25 

 of Walpi, appearance of .ihvilani in... 122 

 SwSoyaluna. 

 Winter sun prayer-stick-making, fraterni- 

 ties taking part in 23 



Winter Tawa Paholawfl. description of 31 



Wisconsin, field work in i.x 



wild-rice industry in xix 



Woe, description of 66, 67 



participation in Powamil festival by... 67 



part taken by, in Pamiirti festival 29 



Woe katcinas, appearance of, in Pahilii- 



koiiti .52 



l)er.sonation of, in Wikwaliobi kiva 30 



Wolf, a man-being in Iroquoian cosmology. 174 

 Wolf katcina. ,Sfc Kwewfl. 



Women, Hopi, skill of, in painting 15 



personation of, by men, in Hopi festi- 

 vals 41,43 



Wood, H. S.. editorial work of xxxii 



WukokotI, appearance of, ni PaUiliikoiili.. 52 



in Powamu festival 30 



description of 85 



Wupamau, appearance of clown in com- 

 pany of, in Powamfl 91,92 



appeamnce of, in Paliiliikonti .52 



