INDEX 
weaving. 83, 90. 
Hotavila, building of, 68. 
Houses, 68-71, 123, 124, 140, 
143-145; burning of, 168; 
ceremonial, 135: communal, 65. 
Huichol, 131. 
Hunting, 40, 80, 81, 126. 
Hyde Expedition, 38, 49. 
Images, 53, 119. 
Implements, tilling, 79. 
“Incest groups,”’ 93. 
Industria! arts, 154-166. 
Initiation at Zuni, 107. 
Irrigation, 39, 40, 77, 147, 183. 
Isleta del Sur, 62, 64, 67. 
Jaguar, 16. 
Jemez, 65, 67, 69. 
Jewelry, 154, 165. 
Jicarilla Apache, 149, 147, 154, 
155; baskets, 154, 155; cere- 
mony, 172; chief, election of, 
169; dress of, 151; earth wor- 
ship, 178; festival, 174; gods, 
178, healing ceremonial, 175; 
houses, 143, 144. 
Juniper, 13, 158. 
Kachina, 178; abbreviated, 110; 
ceremonies, 109, 110, 111; 
clans, 93; dances, 103; dress, 
110, 111; Niman, 109, 110. 
Keeper of Smoke, 135. 
Keresans, fetishes, 119; kiva 
decorations, 73; language, 67; 
villages, 64, 98. 
Kettcippawa, 63. 
Kiaha, 130, 131. 
Kiakima, 63. 
Kino, Fr. Eusebio Francisco, 122. 
Kivas, 30, 73, 74, 76, 107, 115; 
191 
ceremonies, 112; construction of, 
72, 73; decorations, 73; en- 
trance, 73; fireplaces, 76; use, 
76. 
Kiwwitsiwe, 76. 
Kohatk, 133. 
Knife society, 102. 
Koshare, 103, 176. 
Koyemshi, 108. 
Kroeber, A. L., 93. 
Laguna, 68, 119. 
Lalakonti dance, 117. 
Languages, 67, 68, 93, 140, 142; 
variations in, 17—20, 142. 
Leggings, 85, 151, 154. 
Lightning frames, 114, 115. 
Little Colorado River, 11, 91, 142; 
pottery, 44; ruins, 23. 
Llanero, 140, 175. 
Lokadigai, see Carrizo Creek. 
Lokadigaihn clan, 167. 
Loom, 46, 47. 
Los Muertos, 39. 
Maam, 132. 
Macaw, 16. 
Mackenzie, 140. 
Maize, 125. , 
Makai priests, 135. 
Mange, Juan Mateo, 122. 
Mano, 47. 
Manuelito, 169. 
Marau ceremony, 117. 
Maricopa, 122, 142. 
Marriage, among Hopi, 95, 96, 97. 
Martynia, 139, 158. 
Masonry, 71. 
Materials, building, 25-29. 
Matsaki, 63. 
Matthews, Dr. Washington, 177. 
Mendoza, Antonio de, 58. 
