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Agriculture among the Navaho 503

Bark used in Navaho structures 493

Benches in Navaho houses 496

Butts and tips in Navaho house building 489, 490

Cardinal Points of the Navaho 488, 500, 502, 508, 511

Carriso Mountains described 477

Ceremony, _see_ Dedication.

Chaco Valley described 478, 479

Chelly Canyon occupied by the Navaho 483

Chinlee Valley described 478

Choiskai Mountains described 477

Cornmeal used in Navaho house dedication 504, 505

Dawn God of the Navaho 489

Decoration, lack of, in Navaho houses 487

Dedication of Navaho houses 476, 504

Descent among the Navaho 485

Dogs among the Navaho 484

Doorframes of Navaho houses 492

Drill, fire, of the Navaho 501

Environment, effect of, on primitive people 475

Estufa, _see_ Kiva.

Feast at Navaho house dedication 506

Fire-Making by the Navaho 501

Frog in Navaho genesis 488

Ganamucho, former Navaho chief 478

Genesis of the Navaho 488

Government of the Navaho 485

Hogans, _see_ Houses.

Hopi and Navaho compared 485, 486

Houses, _see_ Tcindi Hogan.

Kearny, _Gen._, conquest of New Mexico by 502

Kivas partly subterranean 496

Land division of, by the Navaho 485

Lukachukai mountains described 477

Matthews, W., acknowledgments to 476, 488

Mindeleff, Victor, data by, on Navaho houses 476

----, on origin of pueblo house benches 496

Mortuary Customs of the Navaho 487

Myth, _see_ Genesis.

Navaho former and present condition compared 502

---- habitat, description of 477

----, habits of the 481

----, modern condition of the 486

---- population 483

New Mexico, _see_ Navaho.

Nomenclature of Navaho house building 491, 514-517

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