Petitot, É., cited 412, 516
Piedra pintal, description of, by Seemann 21, 22
Pilingmiut Eskimo tribe, situation of 444
Pilling, J. C., Bibliography of the Languages of the XXIV-XXVI
North American Indians by
[Pilling, J. C.], office work of XLV, XLVI
Pima Indians, illustrations of ornamentation by 220
Pinart, A. L., cited 14, 15, 20, 22
Piute Indians, illustrations of ornamentation by 198, 205
Poetry and music of the Eskimo 648-658
Polychrome group of Chiriquian pottery 140-147
Polynesian ornamentation, illustrations of 249, 250
Ponka, secret society among 396
Pottery of Chiriqui 53-186
Powell, J.W., report of operations of Bureau of XXIII-LVIII
Ethnology by
Pueblo Indians, researches among XXVIII, XXIX
Q.
Qailertétang, fabulous people in Eskimo tradition 640
Qaudjaqdjuq 628-633
Qaumauangmiut Eskimo tribe, situation of 421, 422
Qinguamiut Eskimo tribe, situation of 424
Quapaw Indians, linguistic work among XXXVII
R.
Rae, John, cited 411, 445, 446,
448, 450, 451,
452, 455, 459,
478, 485, 510,
597
Rattles of ancient Chiriqui 156, 157
Red line group of Chiriquian pottery 109-111
Religious ideas of the Eskimo 583-609
Riggs, R. B., analyses by 49
Rink, H., cited 411, 420, 580,
586, 587, 590,
591, 598, 599
[Rink, H.], acknowledgments to 412
Rogan, J. P., field work of XXVI, XXVII
Rosny, L. de, cited 267, 347, 355,
357
Ross, J., cited 410, 451, 453,
454, 455, 456,
458, 469, 471,
478, 485, 508,
552, 553, 579
Royce, C. C., office work of L, LI
S.
Sagdlirmiut Eskimo tribe, situation of 444
Sagdlirmiut of Southampton Island 451
San Mateo Mountains, Indians near XXXIX
Santa Barbara, Cal., pictographs at XLII
Santa Barbara Indians, linguistic work of H. W. Henshaw XXXI-XXXIII
among
Saumingmiut Eskimo tribe, situation of 424
Scarified group of Chiriquian pottery 87-90
Schellhas, P., cited 345, 359, 360,
361, 362, 364
Schultz-Sellack, K., cited 278
Schwatka, F., cited 445, 457, 458,
459, 464, 465,
470
Science and the arts among the Eskimo 643-658
Seal hunting, Eskimo method of 471-501
Sedna and the fulmar 583-587
Sedna feast 594
Seemann, description of piedra pintal by 21, 22
Seminole Indians, illustrations of ornamentation by 207
Sikosuilarmiut Eskimo tribe, situation of 421, 463
Siletz Agency, linguistic work of J. O. Dorsey at XXXVI
Silvestre, É., Paléographie universelle of, cited 267
Simpson, J., cited 411, 597
Simpson, T., cited 410, 458
Singing house of Eskimo 600-602
Sinimiut Eskimo tribe, situation of 451
Sledges and boats, description of Eskimo 527-538
Smith, Mrs. E. A., field work of XXX, XXXI
[Smith, Mrs. E. A.], office work of XLV
[Smith, Mrs. E. A.], collections of XLIX, L
Smith Sound, Eskimo tribes of 459, 460
Snow houses, of Davis Strait Eskimo 541-544
[Snow houses], of Iglulik Eskimo tribe 544
[Snow houses], of Hudson Bay Indians 547
Social life and customs of Eskimo 574-578
Songish Indians, burial customs and remains of XLII
Spicer, J. O., acknowledgments to 409
[Spicer, J. O.], cited 489, 511, 587,
588, 611
Spindle whorls of Chiriqui 149, 150
Stearns, J. B., specimens in archæological collections 24, 41, 43,
of 45, 48, 49
Stevenson, J., field work of XXVIII, XXIX
[Stevenson, J.], collection of objects of Pueblo art by XLIX
Stevenson, Mrs. J., researches among the Zuñi by XXIX
Stools of ancient Chiriqui 154-156
Sturgis, A., acknowledgments to 409
[Sturgis, A.], cited 491
T.
Talirpingmiut Eskimo tribe, situation of 424
Tents of Eskimo, mode of construction of 551-553
Terra cotta group of Chiriquian pottery 67
Textile art in its relation to the development of form 189-252
and ornament, paper by W. H. Holmes on
Thing, L. H., field work of XXVII, XXVIII
Thlinkit ivory and wood carvings XLII
Thomas, C., field work of XXVI-XXVIII,
XXX
[Thomas, C.], office work of XLVII
[Thomas, C.], collection from mounds by L
[Thomas, C.], abstract of paper on aids to the study of LV-LVI
the Maya codices by
[Thomas, C.], paper on aids to the study of the Maya 253-371
codices by
Tonkawē Indians, linguistic work of A. S. Gatschet among XXXIII, XXXIV
Tornait and angakut 591-598
Tornit, the 634-636, 640
Trade and intercourse between Eskimo tribes 462-470
Tripod group of Chiriquian pottery 97-107
Troano Manuscript, copy of, by Brasseur 285, 286, 343
Tule River Indians, illustrations of ornamentation by 219
Tununirmiut Eskimo tribe, situation of 442-444
Tununirusirmiut Eskimo tribe, situation of 442-444
Turner, L. M., cited 420, 462, 520,
565, 567, 608,
_note_
Tusayan, model of the seven villages of XLVII
[Tusayan], collection of fictile products of XLIX
Tusayan ornament, illustrations of 247, 248
U.
Udleqdjun 636, 637
Ugjulirmiut Eskimo tribe, situation of 458
Uissuit 621
[Uissuit], fabulous people in Eskimo tradition 640
Ukusiksalirmiut Eskimo tribe, situation of 458
Ungavimiut Eskimo tribe, situation of 463
V.
Vater, J. S., cited 262
W.
Walpi, model of XLVII
Warmow, cited 425, 583
Whistles of ancient Chiriqui 164-171
White, B. B., description of cemetery in New Granada by 19
White line group of Chiriquian pottery 111-113
Wiener, cited 242
Wind instruments of ancient Chiriqui 160-171
Winnebago, sacred songs of the Iowa in 396
Y.
Yarrow, H. C., collections of XLIX
[Yarrow, H. C.], field work of XL-XLI
[Yarrow, H. C.], office work of L
Yokut Indians, illustrations of ornamentation by 233, 234
Yuchi Indians, linguistic work among XXV
Z.
Zeltner, A. de, observations on graves in Chiriqui by 14, 18, 19,
41, 42
[Zeltner, A. de], cited 20, 22, 27,
43, 45, 140
[Zeltner, A. de], description of Chiriquian vases by 145-147
Zuñi, studies of Mrs. J. Stevenson among XXIX
[Zuñi], culture growth of XLVI, XLVII
[Zuñi], collection made at XLIX
[Zuñi], illustrations of ornamentation by 239
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