INDEX 



861 



Appalachian Plateau, 4, 14. 

 Appalachian region, occupied by Chero- 

 kee, 800, 802. 



extent of Yuchi remaining in, 215. 

 possible source of stone for Florida 

 Indians' arrow points, 541. 

 Appalachian Valley, 4, 14, 68. 

 Appamatuke, land subject to Pow- 

 hatan, 643. 

 Appomattox River, pearl fishery located 



at mouth of, 489. 

 Aquixo, branch of the Tunica en- 

 countered by De Soto, 52, 54. 

 location, 54. 

 province of, 53. 

 stockaded towns in, 433. 

 Aracuchi, a town of Cataba-speaking 



Siouans, 67. 

 Aranama, 256. 



Spanish Mission established among, 

 75. 

 Aransas Pass, 59. 



Arawakan invasion, reference to, 33. 

 "Archichepa," name used by Calder6n, 



144. 

 Archi-magus, name used by Adair for 



Chickasaw medicine men, 478. 

 Argentina, 7. 

 Arikara, Dakota tribe, 241. 



chunkey game played by, 548. 

 Arkadelphia, Ark., 55. 



home of Cahinnio, 100. 

 Arkansas, State of, 1, 2, 13, 24, 25, 27, 

 32, 74. 



first Christian ceremony conducted 

 in, 52. 

 Arkansas Indians, flint obtained from, 

 542. 



houses, 416, 417. 

 See also Quapaw. 

 Arkansas Post, Quapaw reported on 



Arkansas River above, 176. 

 Arkansas River, 13, 29, 31, 53, 71, 72. 

 Natchez band settled near Abihka 



on, 160. 

 Osochi settled near city of Musko- 

 gee on north side of, 169. 

 Quapaw town located on, 176, 800. 

 site of Uzitiuhi, Quapaw village, 

 166, 800. 

 Arkansas Valley, 4. 

 Arkokisa, 240. 



See also Akokisa. 

 Armor, 588-589. 



Army, De Soto's, description of, 40. 

 Arratobo, town subject to San Juan del 



Puerto, 179. 

 Arrohateck, land subject to Powhatan, 



643. 

 Arrow points, Avoyel connection with, 



94. 

 Arroyo San Pedro, site of Nabedache 



village, 154. 

 Arthur, Gabriel, 77, 152, 206, 208, 213, 

 325, 347, 504. 



accompanied Yuchi against Span- 

 iards, 213. 



Arthur, Gabriel, on towns, 636. 



on transportation, means of, 594. 

 only white to visit Moneton, 152. 

 taken on hunting expedition by the 

 Indians, 351, 596. 

 Artistic development, 613-624. 

 Arundinaria macrosperma, use of, 585. 

 Asao, (St. Simons Island) chief of, 617. 

 games played at, 683. 

 greetings to chief of by Indians, 723. 

 Asaquah, Indian chief, 163. 

 Ascension Parish, La., home of Houma, 



139. 

 Asclepias pulchra, uses of, 247. 

 Asclepias syriaca, uses of, 247. 

 Asclepias tuberosa, uses of, 247. 

 Ashley Barony, name of land ceded by 



Coosa, 129. 

 Ashley River, Coosa tribe located on 



upper course of, 124, 128. 

 Asia, climatic province in, analogous to 



Southeastern United States, 7. 

 Asia, eastern, relation to cultural area, 



826. 

 Asiatic culture, effect on other cultural 



areas, 827. 

 Asilanabi, branch of Okchai, 167, 173. 

 Asile, town of the Yustaga, 216. 

 Asimina triloba, uses of, 248. 

 "Asumpci6n del Puerto," mission foun- 

 ded by Bishop Calder6n, 208. 

 renamed San Luis, 209. 

 Atakapa, 11, 17, 30, 85, 120, 140, 169, 

 198, 216, 240, 737, 801, 802, 820, 830. 

 flint obtained by, 542. 

 flood story of, 23. 

 located in Texas, called Akokisa by 



the Spaniards, 85. 

 migrations, 32. 



name, interpretation of, in Choc- 

 taw, 216. 

 names used by, 674. 

 population, 94. 



religious beliefs and usages, 781, 

 ' 782. 



sketch of, 93-94. 

 trade, 737. 

 Atakapan group, 172. 

 Atakullakulla, "Little Carpenter," 



Cherokee chief, 229. 

 Atasi, 153. 



artistic development, 616. 

 Muskogee town of, 94, 139, 147, 



197. 

 population, 94. 

 Atcik-hata, see Hitchiti, 138, 217. 

 Atcina Hatchee (Cedar Creek), 144. 

 Atcina-ulga, perhaps branch of Coosa, 



125. 

 Athahachi, Mobile town, 49. 



visited by Spaniards, 150. 

 Atlantic coast, sea salt from, used by 



Southeastern Indians, 243. 

 Atlatls, attack on Spanish by Indians 

 using, 59. 



Indian name for throwing stick, 

 584. 



