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INDEX 



Atoka Okla., later home of Biloxi, 97. 

 A triplex hastata, halberd-leaved orache, 



270, 306. 

 Attacapan linguistic family, 240. 



name of Atakapa applied to by 

 French, 93. 

 Attacapan stock, 240. 

 Attoyac River, Eyeish living on, 132. 



settlement of Nacogdoche on, 156. 

 Aucilla, see Agile. 

 Aucilla River, Fla., 41, 89. 



Mission of San Francisco de Oconi 

 located west of, 165. 

 Augusta, Ga., 12, 13, 26, 30, 45, 65, 73, 

 137, 153. 

 near site of Cofitachequi, 137. 

 Augustin, Domingo, Jesuit missionary, 



135. 

 Auke Thome, see Catoma Creek. 

 Aul^dly, Apalachicola town, 92. 

 Australia, aborigines of, compared with 

 Indians, 824, 825. 



climatic province in, analogous to 



Southeastern United States, 7. 

 southeast, relation to cultural area, 

 826. 

 Australians, effect of environment on 



culture of, 827. 

 Austroriparian Faunal Area, Indian 



tribes occupying, 20. 

 Autauga, Tawasa Town, 87, 88. 

 Aute, Indian town in Autauga Co., Ala., 



37, 191. 

 "Aux Alibamons," see Fort Toulouse. 

 Avila, Pedro Arias de, governor of Pan- 

 ama and father-in-law of Hernando 

 de Soto, 39, 40. 

 Aviles, Menendez de, see Menendez 



de Aviles. 

 Avoyel, 13, 19, 737. 



early occupants of Marksville 



Prairie, Red River, 198, 655. 

 members of Muskhogean linguistic 



family, 239. 

 name, interpretation of in Natchez 



language, 216. 

 population, 94. 



quarries located in country of, 542. 

 sketch of, 94-95. 

 traders of flint, 543. 

 traditional offshoot of Natchez, 23. 

 Awnings, sunshades, and flags, 430-432. 

 Axacan, meaning and pronunciation of 

 word, 71. 



province of, 70, 71. 

 Axacan Bay, see Santa Maria de Axacan 



Bay. 

 Axes, 544-545. 



Ayala, Torres de, expedition of, 326. 

 Ayanabe, French supported by, 121. 

 Ayaocuto, chief of, led rebellion against 



whites, 202. 

 Ayaocuto, town rebuilt by Capt. Juan 



Fernandez de Florcncia, 202. 

 Ayays, point at which De Soto crossed 



the Ouachita, 55, 58. 

 Ayish Creek, named after Eyeish, 132. 



Ayllon colony, on South Carolina coast, 



135. 

 Ayllon documents, reference to, 66, 67. 

 Ayllon, Lucas Vasquez de, 36, 37, 45. 

 horses brought by, 346. 

 on head deformation 539, 540. 

 Ayllon settlement, near Cusabo, 128. 

 Aymay, see Hymahi. 



See also Guiomaez. 

 Ayo-Caddi-Avmav, name of Caddo 



chief god, 782. "' 

 Ayubale, 165. 



Bacciferous sp., use of, 288, 289. 

 Bacon, Nathaniel, 164, 175. 



Occaneechi attacked and defeated 



by, 164. 

 Powhatans attacked and massacred 

 by, 175. 

 Bags and purses, 479-480. 

 Bahama Channel, 71. 

 Bahama Islands, 33, 



raided for slaves, 101. 

 Baker County, Ga., 43. 

 Balboa, Vasco Nunez de, 35. 

 Ballast Point, near Tampa, Fla., stone 



obtained from, 541. 

 Bantu, tribe living in Africa, 825, 826. 

 Barbadoes, colonists from, 103. 

 Barcia Carballido y Zufiiga, Andres G., 



90. 

 Barlowe, Arthur, 75, 437, 472, 662, 

 742, 813. 



on artistic development, 614. 



on ear ornaments, 510. 



on hair dressing, 498, 501. 



on head bands, 509. 



on household utensils, 556. 



on implements for hunting and 



fishing, 567, 572. 

 on pottery, 554. 

 on social organization, 646. 

 on transportation, means of, 592, 



594, 595. 

 on war customs, 687. 

 on weapons, 567, 572. 

 Barnard, Timothy, father of Timpoo- 



chee Barnard, 214. 

 Barnard, Timpoochee, chief of Yuchi, 

 154, 214. 



aided whites in Creek War, 214. 

 Barnwell, Col. John, 66, 129, 183, 186, 

 199, 207, 209. 

 joined by Cusabo in Tuscarora 



expedition, 129. 

 joined by Sewee in Tuscarora expe- 

 dition, 183. 

 joined by Winyaw in Tuscarora 



expedition, 207. 

 joined by Yamasee in Tuscarora 



expedition, 209. 

 leader of colonists in first cam- 

 paign against Tuscarora, 199. 

 on forts, 438. 



on identity of Sissipahaw, 183. 

 on towns, 631. 

 Barra of San Pedro, Spanish mission 

 established near, 187. 



