American Indians
American Indians
作者：Starr, Frederick, 1858-1933
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共 186 题- American Indians
- By
- Frederick Starr
- D. C. Heath & Co., Publishers
- Boston, New York, Chicago
- CONTENTS
- PREFACE.
- Mandan Chief in Full Dress. (After Catlin.)
- I. SOME GENERAL FACTS ABOUT INDIANS.
- II. HOUSES.
- Iroquois Long House. (After Morgan.)
- Winter House of Sacs and Foxes, Iowa. (From Photograph.)
- Skin Tents. (From Photograph.)
- III. DRESS.
- Skin Jacket. (From Original in Peabody Museum.)
- Blackfoot Moccasin. (From Original in Peabody Museum.)
- Sioux Moccasin. (From Original in Peabody Museum.)
- Sioux Moccasin. (From Original in Peabody Museum.)
- Omaha Moccasin. (From Original in Peabody Museum.)
- Iroquois Moccasin. (From Original in Peabody Museum.)
- Kutchin Moccasin. (From Original in Peabody Museum.)
- A Pueblo Woman. (From Morgan.)
- IV. THE BABY AND CHILD.
- Cradle of Oregon Indians. (After Mason.)
- Birch-Bark Cradle from Yukon River, Alaska. (After Mason.)
- Blackfeet Cradle, Made of Lattice-work and Leather. (After Mason.)
- Noki Cradle: Frame of Fine Wicker. (After Mason.)
- Apache Cradle. (After Mason.)
- Hupa Wicker Cradle. (After Mason.)
- Cree Squaw and Papoose. (From Photograph.)
- V. STORIES OF INDIANS.
- VI. WAR.
- VII. HUNTING AND FISHING.
- Group of Weapons. (From Originals in Peabody Museum, Cambridge.)
- VIII. THE CAMP-FIRE.
- Smoke Signaling. (After Mallery.)
- IX. SIGN LANGUAGE ON THE PLAINS.
- Sign Language on the Plains. (After Mallery.)
- We will only give one more example. The sign for crazy is as follows:—
- X. PICTURE WRITING.
- The Dakota Calendar. (After Mallery.)
- Indian Letter on Birch Bark. (From Schoolcraft.)
- Page of Aztec Book. (From Photograph.)
- XI. MONEY.
- Wampum Belt. (After Holmes.)
- XII. MEDICINE MEN AND SECRET SOCIETIES.
- Rattles and Masks: Alaska. (From Originals in Peabody Museum.)
- XIII. DANCES AND CEREMONIALS.
- XIV. BURIAL AND GRAVES.
- Scaffold Burial. (After Yarrow.)
- Ojibwa Gravepost. (From Schoolcraft.)
- XV. MOUNDS AND THEIR BUILDERS.
- Great Serpent Mound: Ohio. (From The Century Magazine.)
- Ground Plan of Earthworks at Newark, Ohio. (After Squier and Davis.)
- Shell Gorgets: Tennessee. (After Holmes.)
- XVI. THE ALGONKINS.
- Ojibwa Women Gathering Wild Rice. (After Schoolcraft.)
- XVII. THE SIX NATIONS.
- XVIII. STORY OF MARY JEMISON.
- XIX. THE CREEKS.
- XX. THE PANI.
- XXI. THE CHEROKEES.
- Indian Ball-Player. (After Catlin.)
- XXII. GEORGE CATLIN AND HIS WORK.
- XXIII. THE SUN DANCE.
- Tortures of the Mandan Sun Dance. (After Catlin.)
- XXIV. THE PUEBLOS.
- View of Pueblo: Taos, N. M. (From Photograph.)
- Pueblo Pottery. (From Originals in Peabody Museum.)
- Estufa at Cochiti, N. M. (From Photograph.)
- XXV. THE SNAKE DANCE.
- Moki Snake Dance. (After Fewkes.)
- XXVI. CLIFF DWELLINGS AND RUINS OF THE SOUTHWEST.
- Cliff Ruins at Mancos Canyon. (After Photograph.)
- XXVII. TRIBES OF THE NORTHWEST COAST.
- Chinook Baby in Cradle. (From Mason.)
- Tattooing on a Haida Man. (From Mallery.)
- Gold Chief’s House. Queen Charlotte’s Island. (From Photograph.)
- Blanket: Chilcat Indians, Alaska. (From Niblack.)
- Halibut Hooks of Wood. (From Originals in Peabody Museum.)
- XXVIII. SOME RAVEN STORIES.
- Indian Carrier: Alaska. (From Krause.)
- XXIX. TOTEM POSTS.
- Chief’s House: Queen Charlotte’s Inlet. (From Photograph.)
- XXX. INDIANS OF CALIFORNIA.
- Granary at Coahuilla. (From Photograph.)
- Coiled Baskets: California. (From Photograph.)
- Mission of Santa Barbara, California. (From Photograph.)
- XXXI. THE AZTECS.
- Calendar Stone. (From Photograph.)
- Stone Idol: Mexico. (From Photograph.)
- XXXII. THE MAYAS AND THE RUINED CITIES OF YUCATAN AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
- Ruined Building at Chicken Itza. (After Stephens.)
- Map Showing Indian Reservations of the United States in 1897. (West)
- Map Showing Indian Reservations of the United States in 1897. (East)
- XXXIII. CONCLUSION.
- Vowels are as follows:—
- Rito [rē’-tō], 178 (means brook)
- INDEX.
- ACOLHUA, 209.
- ALIBAMU, 128.
- APACHE, 39, 59, 87.
- APALACHE, 128.
- ARICKARA, 64.
- ASSINABOIN, 57, 60, 155.
- BEOTHUK, 223.
- Brook of the Beans, 178 _et seq._
- Buffalo hunt, 46, 47, 135 _et seq._
- CADDO, 134.
- Catlin, G., 30, 147 _et seq._
- CAYUGA, 2, 116, 118, 119.
- CHEYENNE, 60, 69.
- CHICASAW, 128.
- CHILKAT, 21.
- CHINOOK, 182 _et seq._
- CHOCTAW, 30, 128.
- Cliff-dwellings, 175 _et seq._
- COAHUILLA, 201 _et seq._
- Condition of Indians, 223 _et seq._
- CREE, 83, 108.
- CREEK, 108, 113, 128 _et seq._
- Dawes Bill, 225 _et seq._
- Dog, The, 151 _et seq._
- ERIE, 119.
- ESKIMO, 96.
- Grave posts, 95, 98, 195 _et seq._
- Graves, 92 _et seq._
- Great removal, 142 _et seq._
- HUPA, 76.
- HURON, 119.
- Jemison, Mary, 122 _et seq._
- KIOWA, 60, 61.
- KOSKIMO, 183.
- KWAKIUTL, 182.
- Land in severalty, 225 _et seq._
- LENAPE, 108, 109 _et seq._
- LIPAN, 56, 134.
- Little Bear, 151 _et seq._
- MAYA, 215 _et seq._
- Mission Indians, 201, 206 _et seq._
- MOHAWK, 2, 116, 118, 119.
- MOHICAN, 116.
- Money, 73 _et seq._
- Mound builders, 99 _et seq._
- Mounds, 98 _et seq._
- NATCHEZ, 223.
- NAVAJO, 21, 78, 91, 109.
- OJIBWA, 69, 84, 108, 109, 111.
- OMAHA, 155.
- ONEIDA, 116, 117, 118, 119.
- ONONDAGA, 2, 75, 116, 118, 119.
- OTOE, 92, 155.
- PANI = PAWNEE, 60, 91, 134, 223.
- Picture writing, 65 _et seq._
- PIMA, 59.
- PONKA, 96, 155.
- Rattlesnakes, 170 _et seq._
- Raven stories, 189 _et seq._
- SANTEE (SIOUX), 155.
- SAPONIE, 119.
- SENECA, 2, 116, 118, 119.
- SENEL, 95.
- SHAWNEE, 107, 124.
- Sign language, 60 _et seq._
- SISSETON (SIOUX), 155.
- Snake Dance, 85, 88, 90, 91, 168 _et seq._
- Sun dance, 88, 150, 155 _et seq._
- Superstition regarding portraits, 150 _et seq._
- Syllabary, Cherokee, 146 _et seq._
- TECPANECAN, 209.
- TETON (SIOUX), 155.
- TLINGIT, 79, 95, 96, 182, 187, 189, 192, 195, 197, 198, 199.
- TONKAWAY, 60, 87, 134, 223.
- Totem posts, 195 _et seq._
- TSHIMPSHIAN, 182, 187, 192.
- TUSCARORA, 118, 119.
- TUTELO, 119.
- UNCPAPA (SIOUX), 151.
- UTE, 109.
- WAHPETON (SIOUX), 155.
- WICHITA, 134.
- WINNEBAGO, 107, 155.
- YANKTON (SIOUX), 155.
- YANKTONNAIS (SIOUX), 155.
- FOOTNOTES
- 1 North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama.