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TCTDEX. 



Moqui Pueblo vocabulary, 424-465, 47 P 3 

 More, A., 46. 



T. W., 34, 40, 46. 

 Morgan, H. J., xv, 374. 



L. H., 7, 9, 13, 17, 153, 154, 361. 

 origin of the American tribes, 7, 8. 

 tribes of California, 0. 

 Morrison, C. C, 32S, 341, 366. 

 Morse, shell-heaps of Japan, 15. 

 Mortars and pestles, 70, 71. 



in stationary rocks, S3. 

 Mound in canon Largo, 347. 

 Mounds, Utah, 393, 394. 



bones, 393. 

 Mountain-sheep -ea£ers, 410. 

 Mount Taylor, objects from, 388. 



sacred mountain, 321. 

 Mowiats, 410. 

 Muache, 411, 412. 

 Mugu, 419. 



Musical instruments, 26, 234. 

 Mutsun, 421. 



Nahuatl languages, 408, 409. 

 Navajo, 408. 



arrows, 390. 

 dialect, 405. 



vocabulary, 424-465, 469. 

 Navajos, 19,407. 

 Nets, 44, 245. 

 Netela, 413. 

 Netelas, 9, 19. 

 No-urn, 413. 



New Jersey, spearheads, 53. 

 stone tubes, 53. 

 New Mexicans, 10. 



Mexico, ancient population, 351. 

 ruins, 337, 346. 

 Nilsson, 141, 145, 204, 223, 224. 



North American Mongoloids, greatest development, 29. 

 Nu&guntits, 410. 

 Numa, 421. 



and Mohavo dialects, comparative terms, 475. 



dialects, 401, 408, 409. 



its meaning, 408. 



language, classification, 409. 



stock, 408. 



its distribution, 408. 

 vocabularies, 405. 

 Nut'has, 411. 

 Obsidian, 51. 



arrowheads, 58. 

 Olivella, ornaments, 256, 257. 



immense numbers in graves, California, 

 267. 

 Ollas, 94. 

 Opatas, 409. 

 Oregon arrowheads, 54. 



stone implements, 50. 

 Ornament made of teeth, 253. 

 Ornamented implements and utensils, 252. 

 sword, 232. 

 whistles, 253. 

 Ornaments, 21, 251, 275. 



of asphaltum, 39. 

 bone, 255. 



shell, 35, 38, 39, 44, 251, 255, 256, 257, 263. 

 stone, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 255. 



O'Snllivan, T. H., 373, 380. 

 Otis, G. A., 277. 

 Pah Ute cradle, 284. 



cranium, 393. 

 Paint, 22, 98, 107, 111, 252, 260. 

 black, 262. 

 carved cakes, 261. 

 cups, 105, 111. 

 mixed, 262. 

 rubbers, 261. 

 Painting and tattooing, 260. 

 Pallegawonap, 411. 



Palmer, E., 207, 213, 240, 244, 246, 248, 249, 284, 383. 

 Panaiti, 410. 

 Panamint, 411. 

 Papagos, 409. 

 Paranagats, 410. 

 Parauiguts, 410. 

 Parks, 46. 

 Patwin, 418. 

 Pa-tTta, 411. 



dialect, 405. 

 group, 410. 

 its meaning, 410. 

 of California group, 411. 

 vocabulary, 424-465, 471, 472, 475, 479. 

 Pa-Vant,411. 



dialect, 405. 



vocabulary, 424-465, 471, 472. 

 Pa-Vants,411. 

 Pavi6tso, 410. 

 Pa-Yutah, 410. 

 Payute, 410. 

 Payntes, 410. 

 Peabody Museum, Cambridge, xviii, 30, 31, 51, 



crania, 277. 

 Pebble ornaments, 213. 

 Pebbles for rubbing, 261. 

 grooved, 203, 204. 

 Pectens, cut for ornaments, 258. 

 Pennsylvania, rude stone implements, 93. 

 Perforated circular mass of clay, California, 186. 

 disks, 138. 

 pebble, Ireland, 187. 

 pebbles, 182. 



Great Britain and California, 187. 

 pieces of steatite, 155, 156, 188. 

 stone, Central America, engraved, 148. 

 egg-shape, 188. 

 Eskimo implement, 145. 

 grooved, 169, 179. 

 Missouri, 155. 

 Peru, engraved, 147. 

 points, 146, 147. 

 Santa Catalina, 155. 

 stones, 135. 



Africa, uses, 136, 137. 

 as weapons, 148. 

 Austria, 140. 

 California, 157, 158. 



description, 162. 

 not now used, 159. 

 ornamented, 141, 162. 

 uses, 161. 

 Central America, 147. 

 Chili, 145, 148, 149. 

 club-heads, 143, 144, 165, 170. 



