216 



INDKX 



Hochelaj;a. Iroiitioian pottorv from site of 170 



Hotltro, F. W., oftice work by xxiii 



Holiues,W, H. Aborijfiuftl pottery of the 



cjistern Vnited States 1-201, 



lI-CLXXVlt 



earlier papers on American jwttery 



by 04,87, »4 



colltH'tious made by xxiv 



field work by x 



office work by xvi 



Hojiewell mouuds, Ohio, buildei-s of IIH 



origin of obsidian imi)lemeuts of 194 



IMittery from l!18,oi.xxu 



Hopi Indians, researches concerning: win- 

 ter cei'emonies of x-xi 



Horizon circle, vepivsen tatiou of 100 



Horn, Indian niauufactni*e of vessels and 



pipes of sri.irj 



Hot Springs, mannfacture of sjilt near, by 



Indians 28 



Honrgliiss, obje<.-ts resembling, Florida 



mortuary pottery 124,xcv 



House sites, occnri*euce of iwttery on 2:^ 



S«'f Occurrence. 

 Houses, use of clay implements in build- 

 ing, eastern t'nited States ;t"> 



useof clay in building, eastern Vnited 



States 37 



Hudson bay, extension of Irotiuois influ- 

 ence to 158-159 



Hudson collection of basketry, acquisition 



of X 



study ot xvi-xvii 



Human. .."^cc Head: Man. 

 Himiplmok. Stc Hnnchlmck. 

 Hunchl«ii*k tlguros. East Tenuesset*. al>- 



senceof ISO 



Gulf Coast pottery lOS.ucviii 



Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 87, 



96,xxvi,xi.v 



Hunter, H. C, acknowledgements to 17 



Htinter, John D., on Osage pottery mak- 

 ing 58 



on Osage sugar making Xt 



on use of Uiskets tis molds, eastern 



United States 69 



on use of wooden molds, eastern 



United States 71 



Htiutingtons, finding of fiber-tempered 



wsreat 12S 



Idaho, office work on material from ix 



Idealism, nat^ii-e and origin of clxxxv- 



clxxxviii 

 IdiHigniphy. Sec Symbolism. 

 Illinois, abundance of pottery in parts of. HI 



ceramic complications in 140 



chai'acter of pottery of 180 



o^vurreuce of salt-making vessels in. 28. 186 



ixittery of 188, 



He,W3.1tH,cuxvi-oi.xviii.>i.xx 

 resemblance of Upper Missouri Valley 



ix>ttery to that of 2vil 



Illustrations, stnuvo of 16 



Images. Ac Figurines. 



Imagination. .Sec Fancy. 



Implements. Sec Modeling tiH.>ls; Tools, 



Imputation, deflnitionof li,clxxiii 



Imputation, origin of practice of li-liv 



Incision, de<*oration by, Apalachee-Ohio 



pottery 181 



eastern United States pottery 55, 



S6,65,6G 



Florida Peuinstila ixittery 118, 



121-128. ijcxxix, xo, cv, CVI, cx 

 Gulf Coa.st pottery 106- 



114, l.XVI, I.XXIII, LX.XIV, LXXVI, 

 I.XXVUl,l,XXIX,LXXXtI,l.XXXIlI 



IixKiuoian pottery 160. Uil, 



lOvJ-UU. liuvio?, 171-172, IX i.ix-oi.n 



Lower Mis.sissippi Valley jH>ttery . 103- 



104, plates 



Sliddle Atlantic Coast pottery 14S, 



151,0XXXH 



Middle Mississippi Valley pottery . 86, 

 88-412. 117 -'.V^, Kxi. plates 

 New Jersey-New England pot- 

 tery 177. 179, plates 



N orthwestern pottery 189, 



197, 199, CLX VIII 



Ohio Valley pottery 185. plates 



South Api>alachiau pottery 13S, 



i;«l, 14(1, 144. OXX.CXXI, fXXIX 

 imitation v>f textile impressioiis by. .. 79,80 



tixilsuscd for 52,66 



A'tc Piiddlcs; Stamps. 

 Incorporation, physical and social, differ- 

 ences bet ween Ixvi 



Indenting, decoration by, Florida Penin- 

 sula pottery . . 118. 122, 126. 127,ii-ci V 



Iroquoian pottery 163,164 



Middle .\tlantic Coast pottery.... 149, 

 151,l,"«,oxxxi 



Middle Mississippi VtiUey pottery 88 



New Jei-sey-New England pot- 

 tery 176, 177, 178, 179, onx 



Northwestern pottery 1S9, 



193,199,ct4XVin 



tools used for 52 



Sec Decoration: Paddles: Punch: 

 Pvinctures: Stamjis. 



Indiana, ceramic comiilications in 146 



character of pottery of 186 



occuri-ence of salt-making vessels in . 28 



pottery of 96. 188. 191. XX viii 



Indian Congress, Omaha exin^sition, in- 

 stallation and conduct of xi 



plan for xvi 



Indian physiognomy, absence of, in 



death's hwid vases 97 



Indian Territory, field work in ix,xi 



office work on mat<'rial fi\^m is 



Indian tribes cyclopedia of , work on xxiv 



Individuality in iHittery 18,19,21,22 



Industrial cult uiv. evolution of cxxv 



Industrial uses of pottery among Ameri- 

 can aliorigines- 24-25 



See Domestic uses; Modeling tix)ls; 

 Tools: Uses. 



Industries, classification of xxsi 



Industry, definition of xxis 



Inheritance, influence of, on form of pot- 

 tery 61-62 



Inlaying, iwttery decoration by, eastern 



United States 52,67 



