Mixcohuatl Mazatzin, a Toltec ruler, v., 241, 248-50.
Mixiuhtlan, locality, Mexico, v., 345.
Mixquiahuala, Mexico, antiq., iv., 545.
Mixtecapan, i., 678, see Miztecapan.
Mixtecas (Mixtèques), i., 671, 678, see Miztecs.
Mixtecatl, Nahua chief, v., 223; founder of Miztecs, v., 527.
Mizquiahuala, station, Aztec migration, v., 324.
Mizquic, province, Mexico, v., 310, 346.
Mizquicas, Nahua nation, ii., 133-629; name, ii., 129; hist., v.,
307-10.
Mizquihuacan, city, Vera Cruz, i., 675.
Mizquitl, a Tlascaltec chief, v., 497.
Mizquiyahualan, station, Chichimec migration, v., 294.
Miztec Alto, Miztec dialect, iii., 749-52.
Miztecapan (Mixtecapan), province, Oajaca, i., 678; ii., 109;
hist., v., 415-17, 443-7, 461-2, 526-7, 531-6.
Miztec Bajo, Miztec dialect, iii., 749-52.
Miztecs, (Mistéken, Mixtecas, Mixtèques), Nahua nation, i.,
645-70; ii., 133-629; location and name, i., 645, 678; ii.,
109-10, 129; special mention, i., 646-8, 652-3, 657, 659-60,
668-9; ii., 142, 207-9, 228-9, 261, 277, 280, 368, 371, 466,
624, 629; myth., iii., 70-3, 513, 541; v., 13, 20; lang., iii.,
745-52; v., 527; hist., v., 206-7, 239, 443, 461-3, 499, 526-7,
531-5.
Moachets (Moouchat, Mowalchits), tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208;
location, i., 295.
Moädoc, i., 327, 443, see Modocs.
Moahtockna, i., 327, see Modocs.
Möalkais, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
451.
Moan, ii., 758, see Muan.
Moats, see Excavations.
Moc, name of month in Chiapas, ii., 766.
Moccasins, see Shoes.
Mochan Xiu, Mayapan ruler, v., 634.
Mochicaui, village, Sonora, i., 608.
Mochopa, village, Sonora, i., 606.
Mociaquezqui (Mocioaquetza, Mocioaquezque), a woman who died in
childbed, ii., 269; iii., 364-6.
Mocomatzin, v., 349, see Montezuma.
Mocorito, Sinaloa, lang., iii., 707.
Mocuexpaltia, a military badge, ii., 401.
Modoc Lake, i., 443.
Modocs (Möadoc, Moahtockna, Modocks), North Californian tribe,
i., 326-61; location, i., 327, 443-4; special mention, i.,
330-4, 340, 346, 350-1, 357, 361; myth., iii., 524; lang.,
iii., 640.
Moetwas, North Californian tribe, i., 326-61; location, i., 443.
Mogollon (Mogoyen, Black Mesa), i., 475, 595.
Mohave, i., 597, see Mojave.
Mohuaches, tribe of Shoshones, i., 422-42; location, i., 464.
Moiocoiatzin, name for Tezcatlipoca, iii., 199.
Moiyas, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
451.
Mojave River, i., 597.
Mojaves (Mohaves, Hamockhaves), tribe of Apaches, i., 473-526;
location and name, i., 475, 597; special mention, i., 477-8,
480-2, 487, 489, 493, 500-2, 505-6, 508, 512, 517, 519-25;
myth., iii., 175, 526; lang., iii., 684-6.
Mokaskel, South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location, i., 460.
Mokelumnes (Mokelumnees, Mukelemnes, Mukeemnes, Muthelemnes),
Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i., 450;
lang., iii., 649-50.
Mokelumne (Moquelumne) Hill, California, antiq., iv., 704.
Mol (Mool), Maya month, ii., 700-1, 757-8.
Molango, locality, Mexico, i., 675.
Molcaxetes, plates, ii., 285.
Moleje, locality, Lower California, i., 603.
Mollales (Moleles), tribe of Chinooks, i., 222-50; location, i.,
310, 319-20.
Molo, Chiapanec hero, v., 605.
Molo (Mulu), Tzendal day, ii., 767.
Moltnomahs (Moltnomas), i., 304; iii., 626; see Multnomahs.
Molpilli, Nahua baptismal name, ii., 275.
Momacaico, Nahua sacrifice, ii., 335.
Mombacho Mt, Nicaragua, antiq., iv., 30, 48.
Momostenango, city, Guatemala, v., 587.
Momotombita Island, Nicaragua, antiq., iv., 52-4.
Momoxtles, ancient tombs, Guerrero, antiq., iv., 423.
Momuztli, Nahua altar, ii., 328.
Monapostiac, Oajaca, antiq., iv., 374; v., 529.
Monexico, Nicaragua council, ii., 646.
Money, see Currency.
Mongol civilization in Peru, v., 44-8.
Monguis, i., 604, see Monquis.
Monkey Indians, tribe of Shoshones, i., 422-42; location and
special mention, i., 423.
Monkeys, i., 721, 759; ii., 351; iii., 129; v., 172, 209.
Monogenesis, i., 4-6; v., 7-9.
Mono Lake, i., 466.
Monoliths, ii., 555, 572; iv., 115, 138, 275, 399, 448, 538-9,
805.
Mono Pi Utes, tribe of Shoshones, i., 422-42; location, i., 467.
Monos, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i., 456;
special mention, i., 365; lang., iii., 661.
Monotheism, iii., 23, 55-6, 196-8.
Monquis (Menguis, Menquis, Monguis, Monquies, Monquoi, Moquis),
Lower Californian tribe, i., 556-71; location, i., 558, 603-4;
special mention, i., 423; lang., iii., 687-93.
Montana, i., 422, 463; lang., iii., 631; antiq., iv., 734.
Montaños, tribe of Isthmians, i., 747-85; location, i., 794.
Monte Alban, Oajaca, antiq., iv., 377-84.
Montecristo, village, Tabasco, i., 683.
Monte Cuyo, Yucatan, antiq., iv., 261.
Monte Penulco, Mexico, antiq., iv., 546.
Monte Real, name of Misantla, iv., 448.
Monterey Indians, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401;
location, i., 363, 454; special mention, i., 366-7, 369, 381,
384, 388, 398; lang., iii., 653.
Montezuma (Mocomatzin, Moteuhzomatzin), lord of Coatlichan, v.,
349.
Montezuma I. (Moteuczoma, Moteuhzoma), king of Mexico, i., 554,
586; ii., 139, 181-2, 191-4, 237-9, 404, 451-3; iii., 76-7, 80,
171-5; v., 366, 389-424, 534-5, 537.
Montezuma II., king of Mexico, v., 455-82, 501-2, 595, 600.
Montezuma Ilhuicamina, see Montezuma I.
Montezuma (Quetzalatl, Tula, Tullanatl) River, v., 243.
Montezuma's Bath, Mexico, antiq., iv., 524-6.
Months, Nahua calendar, ii., 508-14; Maya calendar, ii., 756-8,
760-1, 766.
Monuments, burial, i., 113, 357, 523, 783.
Moolallels, tribe of Chinooks, i., 222-50; location, i., 309.
Moon, superstitions and worship, i., 587, 666, 741; iii., 62, 82,
84-6, 100-101, 111-12, 152, 187, 190, 502, 547.
Moon Valley, i., 362.
Mooshahneh, Moqui town, iv., 669.
Mootaeyuhew, South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location, i.,
460.
Moouchat, i., 295, see Moachet.
Mopanes, Guatemalan tribe, i., 686-711; location, i., 682, 786.
Moquelumne, iii., 650, see Mokelumne.
Moquihuix, governor of Tlatelulco, v., 411, 417-18, 429-31.
Moquis (Moquinos), tribe of Pueblos, i., 526-56; location, i.,
526, 528, 600-1; special mention, i., 529-30, 540, 544, 547,
551, 554-6; iv., 668-70; myth., iii., 80, 131, 175, 527; v.,
20; lang., iii., 660, 671-4.
Moraiuhs, North Californian tribe, i., 326-61; location, i., 444.
Moraleños, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 613.
Moreri, tribe of Isthmians, i., 747-85; location, i., 795.
Moresby Island, i., 292.
Mormon, theory of origin, v., 96-102.
Mormon Creek, California, antiq., iv., 702.
Moro, El, New Mexico, antiq., iv., 648.
Moro Mountains, iii., 595.
Morshewskojes, tribe of Aleuts, i., 87-94; location, i., 141.
Mosaic, ii., 314, 376-7, 482, 488-90, 606, 750; iii., 385, 390-2;
iv., 395, 400-1, 407-8, 410, 557-9.
Mosette, i., 292, see Massets.
Mosquito Coast, antiq., iv., 25-8.
Mosquitos, one of the three families into which the wild tribes
of Central America are divided; manners and customs of all its
nations and tribes described together, i., 711-47; physique,
i., 714-15; dress, i., 715-17; dwellings, i., 717-18; food,
i., 718-22; personal habits, i., 722; weapons and war, i.,
722-3; implements and manufactures, i., 724; boats, i., 724-5;
property and commerce, i., 725-6; art, i., 726-8; government
and slavery, i., 728-9; women and marriage, i., 729-35;
amusements, i., 735-9; superstitions and miscellaneous customs,
i., 740-41; medicine, i., 741-3; burial, i., 744-5; character,
i., 745-7; myth., iii., 496-8, 543; lang., iii., 571-2, 782-90;
location of tribes, i., 712-13, 792-4.
Mosquitos (Sambos), tribe of Mosquito family, i., 711-47;
location and name, i., 713, 794; special mention, i., 714-16,
723, 728, 731, 736, 745-6; lang., iii., 783.
Moss, i., 86, 227, 264-7.
Moszasnavi (Masanais, Moxonavi), Moqui village, i., 600-1.
Motagua River, i., 788-9; v., 593.
Moteuczoma (Moteuhzoma), v., 391, see Montezuma I.
Moteuhzomatzin, v., 349, see Montezuma.
Mother-of-pearl, see Pearl.
Moth-worm, Navajo myth., iii., 81.
Motilones, tribe of Isthmians, i., 747-85; location, i., 796.
Motlaxquiantota, Nahua feast, iii., 390.
Motucas, tribe of Mosquitos, i., 711-47; location, i., 713;
lang., iii., 783.
Motzontecomaitotia, Nahua dance, ii., 311.
Mound-builders, speculations concerning, iv., 744-90; v., 538-9.
Mound City, Mississippi Valley, antiq., iv., 758.
Mounds, Central America, antiq., ii., 647; iv., 24, 27, 32-4,
69-76, 117-18, 124, 129, 131, 139, 167, 198-204, 215, 219-20,
236-7, 240-7, 252, 261-2, 270-1; Mexico, antiq., iv., 350-614,
passim; Arizona, antiq., iv., 633-4, 675-6; California,
Utah, and Colorado, antiq., iv., 695-718; Oregon and British
Columbia, antiq., iv., 735-42; Mississippi Valley, antiq., iv.,
747-78; Peru, antiq., iv., 792, 798-803.
Mount Adams, i., 254.
Mountain of the Sun, Oajaca, v., 531-2.
Mount Baker, i., 299.
Mount Cacatepec, ii., 335.
Mount Diablo, i., 363, 452.
Mount Fairweather, i., 142.
Mount Hood, i., 320.
Mount Matlalcueje, ii., 312.
Mount Rainier, i., 321.
Mount St Elias, i., 94, 96, 142; iii., 579.
Mount St Helens, i., 321.
Mount Shasta, i., 328, 330; iii., 90-1, 593.
Mount Tocitlan, ii., 567.
Mount Vancouver, i., 320.
Mourning, Hyperboreans, i., 86, 119, 125-7, 134; Columbians, i.,
173, 180, 192, 206, 247-8, 288-9; Californians, i., 357-60,
370, 396-7, 420-21, 440; New Mexicans, i., 523-4, 555, 569-70,
590; Mexicans, ii., 331, 606-8, 613-23; Central Americans, i.,
709, 716, 744-5, 781-4; ii., 801-2.
Moustache, see Beards.
Mouth, Hyperboreans, i., 46; Columbians, i., 177-8, 225;
Californians, i., 364-6; New Mexicans, i., 573; Mexicans, i.,
647; Central Americans, i., 714.
Mouth-stone, burial, ii., 606, 614, 619, 799; iii., 515.
Movas, village, Sonora, i., 601.
Mowatchits, i., 295, see Moachets.
Mow-wee-mas (Mauhemi), North Californian name for chiefs, i.,
348.
Mox, ii., 767, see Imox.
Moxic, Tzendal day, ii., 767; Chiapanec hero, v., 605.
Moxonavi, i., 601, see Moszasnavi.
Moyotlan (Mayotla), suburb of Mexico, ii., 563.
Moyucuyatzin, Nahua god, iii., 194.
Mozahui, i., 675, see Mazahuas.
Mozcas, iii., 269, see Muyscas.
Mozeloquitzin, Chichimec king, v., 220.
Mozot, medicinal herb, ii., 795.
Mptolyas Cañon, Oregon, antiq., iv., 734.
Muan (Moan), Maya month, ii., 692, 757-8.
Mucaw, a species of wood, i., 761.
Mucchita, Nayarits' abode of souls, iii., 529.
Muchlaht, i., 295, see Matchclat.
Muckalucs, North Californian tribe, i., 326-61; special mention,
i., 351.
Muck-a-muck, North Californian food, i., 358.
Mud, see Earth.
Muddy River, i., 464.
Muerto Island, Isthmus, antiq., iv., 20.
Muetasac, name of month in Chiapas, ii., 766.
Mugeres Island, Yucatan, antiq., iv., 260-1.
Mugu, South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location, i., 458-9.
Muhasal, Towka boy of 10 years, i., 732.
Muingpe, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
453.
Mukelemnes (Mukeemnes), i., 450, see Mokelumnes.
Mulatos, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 613.
Mules, i., 490-2, 496, 505, 539, 544, 561, 659.
Mullateco, Central Californian dialect, iii., 650.
Multnomahs (Mathlanobs, Moltnomas, Moltnomahs), tribe of
Chinooks, i., 222-50; location, i., 309; special mention, i.,
229; lang., iii., 626.
Mulu, v., 605, see Molo.
Muluc, Maya day, calendar sign, and god, ii., 703, 755-6, 760-1;
iii., 122.
Mumah, Quiché sanctuary, iii., 481.
Mumaltachi, Central California, lang., iii., 650.
Mummies, ii., 604; iii., 54, 500.
Mumuehitl, parched corn, ii., 354.
Muna, Yucatan, antiq., iv., 199.
Mupu, South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location, i., 459.
Muqui, Moqui village, i., 528.
Murder, i., 124, 168, 171, 348-9, 386, 409-10, 435, 509-10, 770;
ii., 458-9, 651, 657.
Murex, for dyeing, i., 630.
Murphy's Flat, California, antiq., iv., 704.
Murtilpar (Martilpar), tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208; location,
i., 295.
Muscleshell Rapids, i., 321.
Museums, Mexican Republic, antiq., iv., 553-64.
Mushaiina, Moqui village, i., 528, 600.
Music, Hyperboreans, i., 112; Columbians, i., 165, 170, 200-1,
281-2; Californians, i., 354, 393, 416; New Mexicans, i.,
515-16, 552, 584, 586; Mexicans, i., 631, 635, 656, 664-8;
ii., 285-6, 288-94, 313, 412, 426-7, 492, 617, 620-1; iii.,
62-3, 336-7, 341-2, 347, 427; antiq., iv., 478, 504, 520, 561;
Central Americans, i., 705, 732, 735-8, 744, 764, 774, 782; ii.,
646, 706-7, 711-14, 746; antiq., iv., 19-20; v., 632.
Musk-rat, Tacully myth., iii., 98.
Mustac, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
455.
Muthelemnes, i., 450, see Mokelumnes.
Mutistuls, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
452.
Mutsunes, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
454; lang., iii., 653-4.
Muutzizti (Muutzicat), Central Mexican tribe, i., 617-44;
location, i., 672; lang., iii., 719-21.
Muvinábores, tribe of Apaches, i., 473-526; location, i., 592.
Mux, name of month in Chiapas, ii., 766.
Muyscas (Mozcas), a Columbian tribe, myth., iii., 269; v., 24.
Myacoma, Napa dialect, iii., 650.
Myer's Ravine, California, antiq., iv., 706.
Mystic Tree, temple, Chiapas, antiq., iv., 343.
Mythology, general observations, iii., 5, 13-41, 510-5;
Hyperboreans, iii., 98-106, 140-9, 516-19; v., 14; Columbians,
i., 170-1, 202-3, 283-4; iii., 94-8, 149-57, 519-22;
Californians, i., 387-8, 397, 400, 405, 421-2; iii., 84-94,
157-69, 175-7, 522-6, 545-50; v., 14; New Mexicans, i., 520,
538, 553-4, 587-8; iii., 75-85, 169-75, 526-9; v., 13-14;
Mexicans, i., 634, 665-6; ii., 200-15, 245-6, 292, 302-41,
388-97, 604-5, 616-23; iii., 55-74, 109-13, 119-23, 128-9,
179-231, 237-460, 511-15, 527-8, 532-41; v., 12-13, 84-91, 350,
514, 528; Central Americans, i., 707-8, 740; ii., 663; iii.,
42-55, 74-5, 461-501, 541-4; v., 13-14, 87, 171-2, 545-8, 572,
610, 618-9; physical myths, iii., 108-26; animal myths, iii.,
127-39; phallic rites, iii., 501-9; mound builders, iv., 787;
Peruvians, v., 14-17.
N
Naaneeaaghees, tribe of Thlinkeets, i., 94-114; location, i.,
143.
Nabe Ligin Ga, Quiché month, ii., 766.
Nabe Mam, Quiché month, ii., 766.
Nabe Pach, Quiché month, ii., 766.
Nabe Tzih, Quiché month, ii., 766.
Nabey Mam, Cakchiquel month, ii., 766.
Nabey Pach, Cakchiquel month, ii., 766.
Nabey Togic, Cakchiquel month, ii., 766.
Nabey Tumuzuz, Cakchiquel month, ii., 766.
Nabiltse, North Californian lang., iii., 642.
Naboh Choweshaks, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401;
location, i., 447.
Nacalxur, v., 252, see Nacaxoc.
Nacameri, village, Sonora, i., 601.
Nacameri River, i., 605.
Nacapahuazcan, locality, Puebla, v., 490.
Nacaugna, South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location, i., 460.
Nacaxoc (Nacalxur, Nacaxoc Mitl, Nacaxzoch, Nacazxoc, Nacazxot),
Toltec king, v., 252, 261, 297.
Nacazpipilolxochi, Cholultec priest, v., 495-6.
Nachan (Pachan), name applied to Palenque, iv., 294-5; hist., v.,
159, 163, 187, 221.
Nackneck River, i., 140.
Nacochtli, Nahua ear-rings, ii., 404.
Nacon, Maya title, ii., 693, 741; iii., 473.
Nacooche Valley, Mississippi Valley, antiq., iv., 768.
Nacori, village, Sonora, i., 606-7.
Nacuix, name of Chichimec country, v., 219.
Nacxit, king of Copan, v., 552, 558.
Nacxitl, Nahua god, iii., 416.
Náélims (Nahelems), tribe of Chinooks, i., 222-50; location, i.,
307.
Nagailers, tribe of Tinneh, i., 114-37; location, i., 145.
Nagarandas, i., 792, see Nagrandans.
Naggeuktormutes (Naggeuktoomutes), tribe of Eskimos, i., 40-69;
location, i., 42, 138.
Nagrandans (Nagarandas, Nagrandas), Guatemala tribe, i., 686-711;
location, i., 688, 792; hist., v., 613.
Nagualism, belief in a guardian spirit, i., 740; ii., 277; iii.,
458-9, 467, 482.
Nagun-alayeksa, i., 37, see Unalaska.
Nahajuey, i., 459, see Nahuey.
Naha-'tdinnè, Kutchin dialect, iii., 587.
Nahchess River, i., 320.
Nahelems, i., 307, see Náélims.
Nahlohs, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
449.
Nahual Teteuctin, Nahua order of chivalry, v., 253.
Nahua Nations (Nahoas), manners and customs, ii., 133-629;
name, ii., 129; government, ii., 133-239, 433-72; education,
ii., 240-51; marriage, ii., 251-66; women and children, ii.,
266-81; amusements, ii., 283-301; festivals and feasts, ii.,
302-41; food, ii., 342-62; dress, ii., 363-77; commerce, ii.,
378-97; boats, ii., 397-9; weapons and war, ii., 400-32; arts
and manufactures, ii., 473-92; oratory and poetry, ii., 492-7;
arithmetic, ii., 497-500; calendar, ii., 502-22; hieroglyphics,
ii., 523-52; dwellings and architecture, ii., 160-174,
553-89; medicine, ii., 591-602; burial, ii., 603-23; physique,
ii., 624-5; character, ii., 626-9; manners and customs also
described with Mexicans Central and Southern, i., 617-70;
location, i., 617, 670-81; myth., ii., 200-15, 245-6, 292,
302-41, 388-97, 604-5, 616-23; iii., 55-74, 109-13, 119-23,
128-9, 179-231, 237-460, 511-15, 532-41; v., 84-91, 350; lang.,
iii., 723-58; v., 352, 508, 510, 527, 537; hist., ii., 91-114;
iii., 270, 307-8; v., 188-538, 541-6, 553-7, 561, 564-8, 595-7,
601, 606, 616-17, 621, 623.
Nahuatlacs, Central Mexican tribe, i., 617-44; location, i.,
675-6; hist., v., 305-10.
Nahuatls, Guatemalan tribe, i., 686-711; special mention, i.,
701.
Nahualoztomecas, Nahua merchants, ii., 381.
Nahuey (Nahajuey), South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location,
i., 459.
Nahui Ollin Tonatiuh, Nahua calendar sign, ii., 339; v., 205.
Nahuixochitl, lord of Tzotzolan, v., 461-2.
Naiagutls, North Californian tribe, i., 326-61; location, i.,
444.
Naig (Naique), Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location,
i., 453.
Naila, South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location, i., 458.
Najarites, i., 607, see Nayarits.
Nalalsemoch, tribe of Haidahs, i., 155-74; location, i., 294.
Nalegak, Eskimo title of chief, i., 65.
Nambe, Pueblo village, i., 527, 599; lang., iii., 681.
Nambe Creek, i., 599.
Names, Hyperboreans, i., 37, 40-1, 69-71, 87, 94-5, 111-12,
116, 121; Columbians, i., 151-2, 202, 219, 222, 245, 248, 279,
288; Californians, i., 325-6, 344, 357, 438, 468; iii., 636;
Mexicans, i., 634-5, 670; ii., 85, 274-5; v., 324, 346; Mayas,
ii., 665, 680-1; antiq., iv., 154, 294-6; metaphoric, iii.,
35-6.
Namocuix, Chichimec king, v., 220.
Nanacatl, an intoxicating mushroom, ii., 394.
Nanahuani, South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location, i.,
459.
Nanahuatzin, Nahua god, iii., 60; v., 204-5.
Nanaimo River, i., 298.
Nanaimos, tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208; location, i., 175, 298.
Nanchititla, Mexico antiq., iv., 480.
Nanihehecatl, name of Quetzalcoatl, iii., 267.
Nanoose, tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208; location, i., 176, 296.
Nanoose Harbor, i., 298.
Nantena, Tinneh fairies, iii., 142.
Naolin, Nahua god, iii., 109.
Naolingo (Tatimolo), Totonac dialect, iii., 777-8.
Napas, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i., 363,
451, 453; lang., iii., 650.
Napatecutli, Nahua god, iii., 417-18.
Napa Valley, i., 363, 451-2.
Napobatins, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
451.
Napousney, Trinity River god, iii., 176.
Napuat, (Quetahtores), tribe of Apaches, i., 473-526; location,
i., 592.
Naranjan, city, Michoacan, v., 511.
Narcotics, i., 667; ii., 330, 600.
Narices, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 613.
Narkocktau, tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208; location, i., 295.
Nasals, tribe of Chinooks, i., 222-50; location, i., 305.
Nasas, i., 614, see Nazas.
Nascud, Tinneh dialect, iii., 585.
Nashville, Mississippi Valley, antiq., iv., 776.
Naskootains, tribe of Tinneh, i., 114-37; location, i., 146.
Nasomahs, tribe of Chinooks, i., 222-50; location, i., 308.
Nasqually, i., 301, see Nisqually.
Nass, tribe of Haidahs, i., 155-74; location, i., 155, 293-4;
special mention, i., 156, 173; lang., iii., 606-7.
Nass River, i., 38, 94, 142, 155, 293-4.
Nass-Shakieyehl, home of Yehl, iii., 146.
Nata, Nahua Noah, iii., 66.
Natá, tribe of Isthmians, i., 747-85; location, i., 795; lang.,
iii., 794.
Natages (Natajes), tribe of Apaches, i., 473-526; location, i.,
474; iii., 595.
Natche Kutchin (Gens de Large), tribe of Tinneh, i., 114-37;
location, i., 115, 147.
Natchez, Florida tribe, early condition and lang., v., 538-9.
Nateotetain River, i., 146.
Nateotetains, tribe of Tinneh, i., 114-37; location, i., 114,
146; special mention, i., 127.
Nate-sa, i., 132, see Natsahi.
National Buena Esperanza, locality, Central California, i., 455.
National Museum, Mexico, antiq., iv., 560-3.
Natividad Navajoa (Navohoua), village, Sonora, i., 607.
Natividad, Puebla, antiq., iv., 477-8.
Natliautin, tribe of Tinneh, i., 114-37; location, i., 145.
Natora, village, Sonora, i., 606.
Natsahi (Nate-sa), Kutchin clan, i., 132.
Na-tsik-Kut-chin (Na-tsik-koo-chin), tribe of Tinneh, i., 114-37;
location, i., 147; lang., iii., 586.
Nature, influence on physique and character, see Environment.
Natykinskojes, tribe of Aleuts, i., 87-94; location, i., 141.
Nauaq, epithet for Tonacateotle, iii., 191.
Nauhtlan, city, Vera Cruz, v., 439.
Nauhyotl, Chichimec king, v., 220.
Nauhyotl I. (Nauhyotzin), Toltec king, v., 248, 256, 263-5.
Nauhyotl II., Toltec king, v., 276.
Nauhyotl III. (Coyol, Coyotl), Toltec king, v., 299-304.
Nauhyotl IV., Toltec king, v., 361-4.
Nauhyotzin, v., 248, see Nauhyotl I.
Nauni, name for Comanches, i., 473.
Navahóa (Navohoua), i., 607-8, see Natividad Navajoa.
Navajas, see Cerro de las Navajas.
Navajo River, i., 465.
Navajos (Navahoes, Navajoes, Navajoos), tribe of Apaches,
i., 473-526; location and name, i., 464, 475, 596; special
mention, i., 477-8, 482-3, 486, 488-91, 494-5, 498, 501-6, 508,
510, 512-13, 520-5; myth., iii., 81-3, 117, 120, 171, 528; v.,
20; lang., iii., 602.
Navajo Spring, Arizona, antiq., iv., 644.
Navigandis, tribe of Isthmians, i., 747-85; special mention, i.,
785.
Navigation, pre-historic, v., 10-11, see also Boats.
Navohoua, i., 607, see Natividad Navajoa.
Navon de los Pecos, i., 600, see Pecos.
Nawdowessies, tribe of Haidahs, i., 155-74; special mention, i.,
158.
Naweetees, i., 295, see Newittees.
Nawloks, Haidah spirits, iii., 150.
Nawmooits, tribe of Chinooks, i., 222-50; location, i., 309.
Nayab chab, Maya intercalary days, ii., 759.
Nayarit (Nuevo Toledo), locality, Jalisco, i., 671-2; v., 509.
Nayarits (Najarites), North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location,
i., 607; lang., iii., 719-20.
Nayeb haab, Maya intercalary days, ii., 759.
Nazas (Nasas), North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i.,
613.
Neachesna River, i., 307.
Neah Bay (Waadda), i., 220, 302.
Near Island, i., 87.
Nebah (Nebak), Guatemala, antiq., iv., 131.
Neçalhualcoiotl, ii., 134, see Nezahualcoyotl.
Necaoalpilli, name for Tezcatlipoca, iii., 199.
Necatitlan, suburb of Mexico, ii., 560.
Nechecolees (Nechakokes, Nechecolies), tribe of Chinooks, i.,
222-50; location, i., 223, 306; special mention, i., 230.
Necketos (Neekeetoos), tribe of Chinooks, i., 222-50; location,
i., 307.
Necklaces, i., 368-9, 482, 533, 551, 559, 574, 623, 649-51, 732,
752, 754; ii., 376, 733.
Necociautl, name for Tezcatlipoca, iii., 199.
Necomanchees (Nickomins), tribe of Chinooks, i., 222-50;
location, i., 305.
Necoons, tribe of Haidahs, i., 155-74; location, i., 292.
Necootimeighs, Inland Columbian tribe, i., 250-91; location, i.,
317.
Necuametl, ancient country of Chichimecs, v., 219.
Necultas, tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208; location, i., 298.
Neecelowes, i., 293, see Neeslous.
Needles, i., 73, 79, 91, 191, 236, 407, 563.
Neekeetoos, i., 307, see Necketos.
Neerchokioons, tribe of Chinooks, i., 222-50; location, i., 306.
Neeshenams (Neshenams), Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401;
location, i., 451; special mention, i., 386, 389, 397; myth.,
iii., 531-2, 545-6; lang., iii., 648-9, 652.
Neeslous (Neecelowes), tribe of Haidahs, i., 155-74; location,
i., 293-4.
Neetlakapamuch, British Columbia, lang., iii., 613.
Neewamish, tribe of Sound Indians, i., 208-22; location, i., 300.
Neewamish River, i., 300.
Negritos, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Negroes, Isthmian slaves, i., 772; antiq., iv., 427.
Neguales, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Nehalem River, i., 305.
Nehannes (Nehannees, Nohhannies), tribe of Tinneh, i., 114-37;
location, i., 148-9; special mention, i., 125; lang., iii.,
587.
Neixcotlapatli, an emetic, ii., 599.
Nemalquinners, tribe of Chinooks, i., 222-50; location, i., 309.
Nemontemi, Nahua intercalary days, ii., 275, 508.
Nemshous (Nemshans, Nemshaws, Nemshoos), Central Californian
tribe, i., 361-401; location, i., 450; lang., iii., 649.
Nena, wife of Nahua Noah, iii., 66.
Nennequi, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
454.
Nephites, American origin-traces, v., 98-101.
Nepohualtzitzin, Nahua knotted records, ii., 551.
Nequametl, Chichimec king, v., 220.
Nequatolli, a kind of gruel, ii., 355.
Nequen, maguey cloth, ii., 364, 406, 484.
Nequiteh, Trinity River god, iii., 176.
Neselitch, tribe of Chinooks. i., 222-50; location, i., 307.
Nespeelum Creek, i., 316.
Nespeelums, Inland Columbian tribe, i., 250-91; location, i.,
315.
Nespods, tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208; location, i., 295.
Nesquallis, i., 301, see Nisquallies.
Netecuitotoli, Nahua dance, ii., 290.
Netela, South Californian lang., iii., 660, 674-8.
Netentzzoponiztli, a Nahua disease, ii., 267.
Neteteliztli, Nahua dance, ii., 288.
Netonatiuhqualo, Nahua festival, ii., 339.
Netotoliztli, Nahua dance, ii., 295.
Nets, Hyperboreans, i., 55-6, 76, 90, 118, 123; Columbians,
i., 162-4, 185-7, 212-14, 233, 262; Californians, i., 337-9,
375-6, 406, 428; New Mexicans, i., 488, 500-2, 539, 562-3,
566; Mexicans, i., 652, 656-7; ii., 351-2; v., 325; Central
Americans, i., 694, 697-8, 708, 719, 724, 760, 765; ii., 721,
752.
Nettles, i., 185, 568.
Netzicho, Zapotec dialect, iii., 754.
Neuchallets (Neuchadlits, Noochahlaht), tribe of Nootkas, i.,
174-208; location, i., 295.
Neuksack, i., 209, 299, see Nooksak.
Neukwers, tribe of Sound Indians, i., 208-22; location, i., 299.
Neutubvig, tribe of Sound Indians, i., 208-22; location, i., 300.
Neuwitties, i., 295, see Newittees.
Nevada, manners and customs of tribes, i., 422-42; location, i.,
322, 460, 465-9; lang., iii., 661-3; antiq., iv., 713-14.
Nevada County, California, antiq., iv., 706.
Nevichumnes, i., 450, see Newatchumnes.
Nevome, Pima dialect, iii., 695.
New Almaden, California, antiq., iv., 696.
Newark, Mississippi Valley, antiq., iv., 758-9, 785.
Newaskees, tribe of Chinooks, i., 222-50; location, i., 309.
Newatchumnes (Nevichumnes, Newichumnes), Central Californian
tribe, i., 361-401; location, i., 450; lang., iii., 649.
Newatees, i., 175, see Newittees.
Newathie, Mojave god, iii., 175.
New Caledonia, i., 145, 313.
Newchemas (Nuchimas), tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208; location,
i., 295; special mention, i., 178, 182; lang., iii., 608.
New Dungeness, locality, Washington, i., 212.
New Granada, iv., 15, see Colombia.
Newicarguts, tribe of Tinneh, i., 114-37; location, i., 115, 147.
Newittees (Naweetees, Newatees, Neuwitties, Newette), tribe of
Nootkas, i., 174-208; location, i., 175, 292, 295.
New Mexicans, one of the seven groups into which the natives
of the Pacific States are divided, located in New Mexico,
Arizona, Lower California, Sonora, Sinaloa, Chihuahua, Durango,
Coahuila, Nuevo Leon, northern Zacatecas, and western Texas,
between latitudes 36° and 23°, longitude, 96° and 117°,
subdivided into four families--the Apaches, Pueblos, Lower
Californians, and Northern Mexicans; manners and customs of
each described separately, i., 471-614; location, divisions and
tribal boundaries, i., 471-3, 591-614; myth., i., 520, 538,
553-4, 587-8; iii., 75-85, 169-75, 526-31; lang., i., 528;
iii., 568-9, 680-722; antiq., i., 537-8; iv., 615-86; origin,
v., 20; hist., v., 537-8.
New Mexico, tribes, i., 471-556, 591-601; lang., iii., 593-5,
660-4, 680-3; antiq., iv., 615-86.
New River, i., 445, 458, 597.
New River Indians, South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location,
i., 458.
New York, antiq., iv., 750-1.
New York Flat, California, antiq., iv., 707.
Nexapa, locality, Nicaragua, i., 790; v., 532, 534.
Nexichas (Nexitzas), i., 680, see Beni Xonos.
Nexoxocho, Nahua goddess, iii., 396.
Nextepelma, Nahua god, iii., 396.
Neyetse-Kutshi, tribe of Tinneh, i., 114-37; location, i., 147.
Nezahualcoyotl (Neçahualcoiotl, Nezahualcojotl), Acolhua monarch,
ii., 134, 447, 471-2, 589; iii., 184, 196-8; v., 372-428,
498-9.
Nezahualpilli, Acolhua monarch, ii., 134, 220, 447-50, 610; v.,
421-75, 499, 507.
Nez Percé River, i., 318.
Nez Percés, Inland Columbian tribe, i., 250-91; location and
name, i., 152, 253, 316-17; special mention, i., 254-8, 260,
265, 267-74, 276-9, 282, 284, 287, 289-91; myth., iii., 95,
156, 520; lang., iii., 621-5.
Nguyuk, tribe of Aleuts, i., 87-94; location, i., 141.
Niahbella Pomos, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401;
location, i., 448.
Nicahtagah, Quiché god, v., 181, 547.
Nicaragua, nations described, i., 686-711; ii., 645-803;
location, i., 688, 790-4; special mention, i., 711; ii., 123,
645-7, 650-4, 666-7, 670-2, 674, 676, 678, 708-10, 713-14,
718-25, 728-34, 737, 739-47, 749-52, 766, 770-1, 785, 790,
793-4, 800-3; myth., iii., 75, 132, 490-6, 507, 543; v., 13;
lang., iii., 723, 726, 759-60, 783, 791-3; antiq., iv., 28-67;
hist., v., 472-3, 529, 604, 612-13.
Nicaragua Lake, i., 790-2, 795; ii., 123; v., 613; antiq., iv.,
28-30.
Nicaraguans, name for Niquirans, v., 613.
Niccoutamuch, i., 310, see Nicoutamuch.
Nichqum, name of month in Chiapas, ii., 766.
Nickomins, i., 305, see Necomanchees.
Nicola Lake, lang., iii., 613.
Nicola River, lang., iii., 613.
Nicoutameens, i., 310, see Nicoutamuch.
Nicoutamuch (Niccoutamuch, Nicoutameens, Nicutemuch), Inland
Columbian tribe, i., 250-91; location, i., 310; special
mention, i., 258, 290.
Nicoya, province and city, Costa Rica, v., 605.
Nicoya Gulf, i., 752, 791-2; v., 613.
Nightan, tribe of Haidahs, i., 155-74; location, i., 292.
Nihaïb, Quiché title, ii., 643-4; v., 546, 552, 566-7, 580.
Nijapa Lake, Nicaragua, antiq., iv., 31, 37.
Nijoras, tribe of Apaches, i., 473-526; location and name, i.,
475, 598; lang., iii., 684.
Nikaas (Nikas), tribe of Chinooks, i., 222-50; location, i., 307.
Nikozliautin, tribe of Tinneh, i., 114-37; location, i., 145.
Nima-Amag, name of Qulaha, i., 787.
Nima Camha, Quiché title, ii., 644.
Nimahuinac, Cakchiquel king, v., 598, 609.
Nima Quiché (Nimaquiché), Quiché chief, v., 565, 576, 578, 604.
Nimcakahpec, city, Guatemala, v., 584.
Nim Chocoh Cawek, Quiché title, ii., 639, 644; v., 602.
Nimkish (Nimkis, Nimpkish), tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208;
location, i., 176, 295-6, 298; special mention, i., 183.
Nimkish River, i., 298.
Nimpokom, city, Guatemala, i., 788; antiq., iv., 131; v., 555.
Nimxob Carchah, name for Carchah, v., 175, 544.
Ninstence, tribe of Haidahs, i., 155-74; location, i., 292.
Ninumbees, Shoshone spirits, iii., 157.
Ninus, name for Mox, v., 605.
Nio, Sinaloa, lang., iii., 707.
Niparaya (Niparaja), Pericúi god, iii., 83, 169, 529; v., 20.
Nipomo, grave at San Luis Obispo, California, antiq., iv., 692.
Niquirans, (Nicaraguans), Guatemala tribe, i., 668-711; location,
i., 688, 792; hist., v., 613.
Nisquallies (Nesquallis, Skwalls, Squallies), tribe of Sound
Indians, i., 208-22; location, i., 208, 299, 301; special
mention, i., 210, 214, 217, 220, 222; myth., iii., 97-8; lang.,
ii., 618.
Nisqually (Nasqually) River, i., 301.
Nitinaht River, i., 295.
Nitinats, (Nitinahts, Nitteenats, Nittinahts), tribe of Nootkas,
i., 174-208; location, i., 175, 296; special mention, i., 178,
189-90, 208; lang., iii., 609.
Nitinat Sound, i., 175, 295-7.
Niyuna, name for Comanches, i., 473.
Noaches, tribe of Shoshones, i., 422-42; location, i., 464.
Noah, origin theory, v., 9-12.
Nobles, Mexicans, ii., 186-200, 225, 373-7, 441; iii., 434; v.,
456-7; Central Americans, i., 770-1; ii., 636-44, 663-4, 673-4,
693-4, 727, 784-5; v., 579-82, 588-9, 591-2.
Nocasari, village, Sonora, i., 605.
Noches, South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location, i., 460;
lang., iii., 686.
Nochiztlan, Miztec dialect, iii., 749.
Nochiztli, cochineal insect, ii., 486.
Noconi (Yiuhtas), tribe of Apaches, i., 473-526; location, i.,
592.
Nocto, South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location, i., 459.
Nocuma, Acagchemem god, iii., 164.
Noh, Quiché-Cakchiquel day, ii., 767.
Nohcacab, Yucatan, antiq., iv., 200-2, 211, 218-9.
Nohenial, name for west Yucatan, v., 615.
Nohhannies, i., 148, see Nehannes.
Nohioalli, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
454.
Nohpat (Noh Pat), Yucatan, antiq., iv., 202, 211.
Nohtscho, village, North California, i., 444.
Noimucks, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
451.
Noisas, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
451.
Noiyucans, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
451.
Noj, Istlavacan god, iii., 482.
Nombre de Dios, town, Zacatecas, i., 614; town, Darien, iii.,
794; v., 613.
Nomee Cults, North Californian tribe, i., 326-61; location, i.,
442.
Nomee Lacks (Nome Lackees), North Californian tribe, i., 326-61;
location, i., 442, 451.
Nomenuches (Poruches), tribe of Shoshones, i., 422-42; location,
i., 464.
Nonohualca, Chichimec king, v., 220.
Nonohualcas, Tabasco tribe, i., 644-70, ii., 133-629; location
and name, i., 791; ii., 112, 129; hist., v., 196, 229, 562.
Nonohualcatl, Culhua king, v., 250, 256, 300, 313, 316, 320.
Nonohualco (Nonualcat), region and locality, Tabasco, v., 229,
562.
Noobimucks, North Californian tribe, i., 326-61; location, i.,
442.
Noochahlaht, i., 295, see Neuchallet.
Nookchues, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
363, 456.
Nooklummi (Nukhlumi), tribe of Sound Indians, i., 208-22;
location, i., 299; lang., iii., 615.
Nooksak (Neuksack, Nooksahk, Nootsak), tribe of Sound Indians, i.,
208-22; location, i., 208, 299; special mention, i., 210, 213,
218, 220; lang., iii., 615.
Noosdalums (Noostlalums, Nusdalums), tribe of Sound Indians, i.,
208-22; location, i., 302.
Noosehchatl, tribe of Sound Indians, i., 208-22; location, i.,
301.
Nootchoos, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
455.
Noothums, tribe of Sound Indians, i., 208-22; location, i., 300.
Nootkas, one of the nine families into which the Columbians are
divided; manners and customs of all its nations and tribes
described together, i., 174-208; physique, i., 176-9; dress,
i., 179-82; dwellings, i., 183-5; food, i., 185-8; weapons, i.,
188; war, i., 180-1, 188-9; boats, i., 189-91; implements and
manufactures, i., 180, 184, 189-91; property and trade, i.,
191-2; art, i., 192-3; government and slaves, i., 180-1, 191,
193-5; women and marriage, i., 195-8; amusements, i., 198-201;
miscellaneous customs, i., 201-3; medicine, i., 204-5; burial,
i., 205-6; character, i., 206-8; myth., iii., 96-7, 150-2, 514,
522; lang., iii., 608-12, 664; location of tribes, i., 151,
155, 174, 295-8.
Nootkas (Nootkahs, Noutkas, Nutkas), tribe of Nootkas, i.,
174-208; location, i., 175, 295; special mention, i., 189, 208;
myth., iii., 150-2, 514, 522; lang., iii., 608-12, 664.
Nootka Sound, i., 150-1, 174-5, 181, 194, 203, 295, 297; antiq.,
iv., 736.
Nopaltzin, Chichimec king, v., 294-320, 330; Acolhua prince, v.,
335.
Norfolk Sound, i., 142, 159.
Northern Californians, see Californians, Northern.
North Island, i., 293.
Northern Mexicans, see Mexicans, Northern.
Northern tribes, hist., v., 536-8.
Norton Sound, i., 61-2, 70, 138, 141.
Nose, Hyperboreans, i., 46, 88, 116; Columbians, i., 177-8, 210,
225-6, 255-6; Californians, i., 328, 364-6; New Mexicans, i.,
530, 558; Mexicans, i., 619, 647; Central Americans, i., 688,
714-15, 750.
Nose-ornaments, Hyperboreans, i., 49, 72, 88, 97, 122, 128;
Columbians, i., 159, 181-2, 210-11, 229; Californians, i., 333,
347, 403, 424; New Mexicans, i., 559, 574-5; Mexicans, i., 622,
649-51; ii., 372, 376, 395; Central Americans, i., 752-4; ii.,
731-3.
Noser (Noza), North Californian tribe, i., 326-61; location, i.,
447.
Notonatos (Nutonetoos), Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401;
location, i., 456.
Notoowthas, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
363, 456.
Noumpolis, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
453.
Noyaxche, Yucatan, antiq., iv., 252.
Noza, i., 447, see Noser.
N'Pockles, i., 312, see Sans Poils.
N'poolthla, Inland Columbian tribes, food, i., 265.
N'quachamish, tribe of Sound Indians, i., 208-22; location, i.,
300.
N'quutlmamish, tribe of Sound Indians, i., 208-22; location, i.,
300.
Nsietshawus, i., 307, see Killamooks.
Ntshaautin, tribe of Tinneh, i., 114-37; location, i., 145.
Nuchusk, tribe of Tinneh, i., 114-37; location, i., 149.
Nuclukayettes, tribe of Tinneh, i., 114-37; location, i., 115,
147.
Nueva Segovia, locality, Nicaragua, i., 793; antiq., iv., 62.
Nuevo Leon, i., 473, 571, 591, 593, 604; lang., iii., 593;
antiq., iv., 597.
Nuevo Toledo, i., 671, see Nayarit.
Nukhlumi, iii., 615, see Nooklummi.
Nuklukahyet, locality, Alaska, i., 133.
Nulaautin, tribe of Tinneh, i., 114-37; location, i., 145.
Numeration, see Arithmetic.
Numguelgar, South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location, i.,
459.
Numpali, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
453.
Nunatangmutes (Nuna-tangmë-uns), tribe of Eskimos, i., 40-69;
location, i., 42, 138.
Nunatok River, i., 42, 138.
Nuñez Gaona Bay, i., 181.
Nunnery, at Chichen, Yucatan, antiq., iv., 223-5.
Nures, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 607.
Nuri, village, Sonora, i., 601.
Nursing, see Children.
Nusdalums, i., 302, see Noosdalums.
Nushagak (Nuschagack, Nuschagakh, Nushergak) River, i., 70,
139-40.
Nushergagmut, name for Keyataigmutes, i., 140.
Nusklaiyum, name for Clallams, iii., 615.
Nutka, i., 194, see Nootka.
Nutonetoos, i., 456, see Notonatos.
Nutonto, South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location, i., 459.
Nuwungmutes (Nuwangmeuns), tribe of Eskimos, i., 40-69; location,
i., 42, 138.
O
Oajaca (Guaxaca, Oaxaca), i., 644-8, 652, 678-82, 790; ii.,
109-11; lang., iii., 748-9, 763; antiq., iv., 367-423; hist.,
v., 206-7, 239, 263, 473, 526-7.
Oajaca City, Oajaca, antiq., iv., 374-5.
Oakinackens (Oakinacks), i., 257, 312, see Okanagans.
Oak Point, i., 304.
Oanbos, village, Sonora, i., 601.
Oars, see Paddles.
Oath, i., 771; ii., 146, 443-4, 656; iii., 382.
Oat Valley People, i., 448, see Ballo Ki Pomos.
Oavanti, Nahua sacrifice, ii., 309.
Oaxaca, i., 678, see Oajaca.
Obayas, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 612.
Obelisks, see Columns.
Observatory Inlet, i., 174, 293-4; lang., iii., 606.
Obsidian, i., 90, 343, 377-8, 431-2, 495, 627-8; ii., 161,
408-10, 479-80, 601; iii., 238; iv., 237, 544-5, 556-8.
Oc, Maya day, ii., 755-6, 760.
Ocanes, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Occabayanti, tribe of Isthmians, i., 747-85; location, i., 795.
Ocean current, see Current.
Ocelome, Nahua military order, ii., 403.
Ocelopuchtli, iii., 57, see Huitzilopochtli.
Ocelotentlapalliyiticycacocelotl, Nahua court dress, ii., 374.
Ocelotl, Nahua day, ii., 512, 516-17.
Oceloxochitl, v., 299, see Ozolaxochitl.
Oceloxroch, v., 299, see Ozolaxochitl.
Ocelunacace, Nahua sandals, iii., 423.
Ochecamnes, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
450; lang., iii., 649.
Ochoyos, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
454.
Ochpaniztli, Nahua month, ii., 331, 510.
Ochre, i., 131, 403-4; ii., 474, 487, 556, 558, 572; iii., 435.
Ocipila, v., 323, see Ocopipilla.
Ocki, Utah term for trout, i., 466.
Ocki Pah Utes (Ocki Pi Utes), tribe of Shoshones, i., 422-42;
location, i., 466-7.
Ocna, Maya feast, ii., 690.
Oc na kin, Maya sunset, ii., 755.
Ococingo, Chiapas, antiq., iv., 346-52; hist., v., 187.
Ocolco, a suburb of Tezcuco, v., 351.
Ocopetlayuca, city, Mexico, v., 309.
Ocopipilla (Ocipila), station, Aztec migration, v., 323.
Ocoronis, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 607;
lang., iii., 707.
Ocotelulco, a quarter in Tlascala city, ii., 412; v., 496-8.
Ocotic, village, Jalisco, i., 672.
Ocotl, a species of pine, ii., 487, 600-1; iii., 435.
Ocotlan, Zapotec dialect, iii., 754-5.
Ocotox (Acotoch), Chichimec chief, v., 317-8, 332, 335.
Octli, Nahua drink, ii., 285, 359, 600.
Ocuillan, town, Mexico, i., 677.
Ocuiltecs, Central Mexican tribe, i., 617-44; location, i., 676;
lang., iii., 748.
Odeeilahs, North Californian tribe, i., 326-61; location, i.,
447.
Offerings, origin of, iii., 30-1, 34-5; New Mexicans, iii.,
174, 178-80; Mexicans, i., 641, 665; ii., 259, 279-80, 303-40,
351-2, 389-96, 587, 601, 612-23; iii., 307-8, 313, 336 passim;
v., 88; Central Americans, ii., 662, 678-710, 719-21, 738, 796;
iii., 72, 481, 493; see also Sacrifices.
Ogden Valley, i., 469.
Ogden's Channel Islands, i., 294.
Oglemutes, i., 140, see Aglegmutes.
Ogus, an Asiatic prince, v., 47.
Ohaguames, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 612.
Ohiat, tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208; location, i., 295.
Ohio, Mississippi valley, antiq., iv., 751.
Ohlones (Sulones, Costanos), Central Californian tribe, i.,
361-401; location, i., 453.
Ohuapan, city, Guerrero, v., 412.
Ohueras, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 609; lang.,
iii., 707.
Ohyaht, tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208; location, i., 295.
Oiatuch, tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208; location, i., 295.
Oiclela, tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208; location, i., 295.
Oil, i., 47, 55, 63, 72, 78, 86, 103, 162-3, 180, 186, 188,
215-16, 716, 743, 753, 765; ii., 487, 599.
Ointment, i., 204, 568; ii., 145, 214, 598-9; iii., 433.
Oioksecumnes, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location,
i., 450.
Oiyotls, North Californian tribe, i., 326-61; location, i., 444.
Ojai (Aujay), South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location, i.,
459.
Ojo del Pescado, New Mexico, antiq., iv., 647-8.
Okanagan Lake, i., 251.
Okanagan River, i., 251, 253, 312.
Okanagans (Oakinackens, Oakinacks, Okinakanes), tribe of
Shushwaps, i., 250-91; location, i., 251, 312-13; special
mention, i., 256-7, 260, 262, 264-5, 268, 270-2, 275-6, 278-81,
284, 288-90; myth., iii., 153-4, 519; lang., iii., 616; origin,
v., 22.
Okenokes, North Californian tribe, i., 326-61; location, i., 445.
Okkowish, name for Modocs, i., 444.
Okot uil, Maya dance, ii., 697.
Okowvinjha, South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location, i.,
459.
Okshee, name for Klamaths, i., 444.
Olalti, name of month in Chiapas, ii., 766.
Olamentkes, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
449; lang., iii., 648, 654.
Olanches (Olash), Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401;
location, i., 450, 456.
Olancho, locality, Honduras, i., 790, 793; antiq., iv., 70.
Olcacaran, medicinal plant, i., 640.
Olchones, i., 453, see Alchones.
Old age, treatment of aged, i., 390, 437, 515, 568.
Oleepas, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
450; special mention, i., 389-90, 398.
Olemos, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
453.
Olestura, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
453.
Olhones (Oljon), Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401;
location, i., 453; iii., 653; lang., iii., 653.
Oliliuhqui, Nahua drug, ii., 601.
Oliman, station, Quiché migration, v., 185, 562.
Olintepec, Guatemala, antiq., iv., 124.
Olives, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 613;
lang., iii., 744.
Oljon, i., 453, see Olhones.
Ollantaytambo, Peru, antiq., iv., 804.
Olleppauh'lkahtehtls, North Californian tribe, i., 326-61;
location, i., 445.
Ollin, Nahua day, ii., 512, 516-17.
Olmecatl, Olmec ruler, v., 196.
Olmeca Vixtoti, Olmec provinces, v., 190, 197.
Olmecs (Hulmecas, Olmecas, Olmèques, Ulmecs), Nahua nation, i.,
617-44; ii., 133-629; location and name, i., 671; ii., 112-14,
129; special mention, ii., 343, 554; lang., iii., 724; origin,
v., 22; hist., v., 195-202, 484, 488, 491, 499, 527-8, 606-7,
612-13, 616, 621.
Olmolococ, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
453.
Olohzabkamyax, Maya feast, ii., 700.
Oloman, Quiché tribal name and station, v., 21, 546, 561-2.
Olompalis, i., 453, see Olumpali.
Olonutchamnes, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location,
i., 450.
Olówedocs, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location and
name, i., 456.
Oloweéyas, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location and
name, i., 456.
Olowits, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location and
name, i., 456.
Olpen, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i., 453.
Olumpali (Olompalis), Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401;
location, i., 453.
Omaca (Omeacatl), lord of Tlalmanalco, v., 349.
Omahá, North Californian god, iii., 176, 523.
Omatchamnes (Omochumnies, Omutchamnes, Omutchumnes), Central
Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i., 450; lang., iii.,
649.
Omaxtux, South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location, i., 459.
Ome Acatl (Omeacatl), Nahua god, iii., 408, see Omaca.
Omecioatl (Omecihuatl), name of Citlalicue, ii., 273; iii., 58,
370, 373.
Omens, of disaster, Mexico, v., 463-71, 526, 535, 601, 604.
Ometecuhtli (Ometecutli, Ometeuctli), name of Citlalatonac, iii.,
58, 370, 373.
Ometepec, i., 792; antiq., iv., 29-30, 33, 39, 58-9, 61, 63-5.
Ometochtli, Nahua god, and order of priests, ii., 202, 273, 297,
359; iii., 418, 434.
Omeyateite, Nicaragua god, iii., 492.
Omeyatezigoat, Nicaragua goddess, iii., 492.
Omi, village, Sonora, i., 608.
Omicxipan, Otomí noble, v., 317.
Omochumnies (Omutchamnes, Omutchumnes), i., 50, see Omatchamnes.
Ompivromo, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
453.
Onapa, village, Sonora, i., 601.
Onavas, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; special mention, i.,
590.
Onbi, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i., 454.
Onieletochs, tribe of Haidahs, i., 155-74; location, i., 294.
Oomiak (Umiak), Alaskan boat, i., 60.
Oonalashka (Oonalaska), i., 90, see Unalaska.
Ootlashoots, Inland Columbian tribe, i., 250-91; location, i.,
312; special mention, i., 258.
Oparrapa, village, Sonora, i., 606.
Ópatas (Opas), North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i.,
572, 605-6; special mention, i., 573-6, 581-3, 586-91; lang.,
iii., 684, 695, 699-704.
Opechisat (Opechisaht), tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208; location,
i., 295; special mention, i., 179.
Opecluset, tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208; location, i., 295.
Openoches, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
456.
Ophir, locality of, v., 64-5.
Ophthalmia, i., 68, 245, 285, 521.
Opico Volcano, Salvador, antiq., iv., 69.
Opochtli, iii., 410, see Opuchtli.
Opodepe, village, Sonora, i., 606-7.
Oposura River, i., 605-6.
Oppegachs, North Californian tribe, i., 326-61; location, i.,
445.
Opuchtli (Opochtli), Nahua god, iii., 410; Aztec chief, v., 358.
Oputo, village, Sonora, i., 606.
Oquinajual, name of month in Chiapas, ii., 766.
Oracles, i., 568; ii., 690; iii., 466, 483; v., 535-6, 606.
Oracle-stone, at Cahbaha, v., 601.
Oraibe (Oraive, Oraybe, Orayxa, Oreybe), Moqui village, i., 528,
600-1; lang., iii., 671.
Oranges, i., 652, 658.
Orations, see Speeches.
Oratories, ii., 164-5, 570-4, 687-8, 786; iii., 362, 409.
Oraybe, i., 600, see Oraibe.
Orayxa, i., 601, see Oraibe.
Orbaltzam, a Guatemalan ruler, v., 612.
Ore, Sinaloa, lang., iii., 707.
Oregon, tribes described, i., 222-91, 422-42; locations, i.,
304-22, 422, 460-3; lang., iii., 631, 660; antiq., iv., 734-5.
Orejones, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Oresta, Michoacan ruler, v., 513.
Oretigua, i., 791, see Orotiñans.
Oreybe, i., 601, see Oraibe.
Orientales, tribe of Apaches, i., 473-526; location, i., 473.
Origin, of American nations, v., 1-136, 538.
Oriza, food of Inland Columbian tribes, i., 266.
Orizava, Vera Cruz, antiq., iv., 435-6.
Ornaments, Hyperboreans, i., 72-3, 88-9, 97-100, 122, 128,
133; Columbians, i., 159, 165, 179-80, 182-3, 211, 258;
Californians, i., 333, 387-8, 424-6; New Mexicans, i., 482-4,
532-3, 558-9, 574-5; iii., 180; antiq., iv., 678; Mexicans, i.,
623, 649-51; ii., 290-1, 319-27, 337, 372-7, 395-6, 407, 440-1,
604, 606, 621; iii., 238, 249, 289-96, 314, 324-5, 385, 390-2,
423, 427; antiq., iv., 376, 383, 539; Central Americans, i.,
691, 716-17, 752-4; ii., 635, 732-3; antiq., iv., 18, 20, 22-4;
Mississippi Valley, antiq., iv., 778-9; Peru, antiq., iv., 792.
Orosaqui, village, Sonora, i., 606.
Orotiña, city, Nicaragua, v., 613.
Orotiñans (Oretigua), Guatemalan (Nicaragua) tribe, i., 686-711;
location, i., 688, 792; v., 613; lang., iii., 791-3.
Oroville, California, antiq., iv., 707.
Oruks, North Californian tribe, i., 326-61; location, i., 446.
Osacalis, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
454.
Ossegons, North Californian tribe, i., 326-61; location, i., 446.
Ostotl, Tlascala, antiq., iv., 478.
Ostuta, Chiapas, antiq., iv., 354.
Otaquitamones, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i.,
610.
Othomis, i., 673, see Otomis.
Otlatl, bamboo, ii., 410.
Otoacte, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
453.
Otolum (Ototiun, Otula), native name for Palenque, iv., 295.
Otomís (Othomis), Nahua nation, i., 617-44; ii., 133-629;
location and name, i., 617-18, 673-4; ii., 129-30; special
mention, i., 625, 630, 632, 634, 643; ii., 261, 308, 371-2,
500; myth., iii., 541; lang., iii., 725, 737-41; v., 39-40,
205-6; hist., v., 205-6, 239, 503, 506, 510.
Otomitl, Nahua chief, v., 223.
Otompan (Otompa, Otumba), a town and chief of Mexico, i., 673;
iv., 544; v., 255, 283, 317-19, 347, 476.
Otoncapolco, Mexico, antiq., iv., 502-3.
Ototiun, iv., 295, see Otolum.
Otter, i., 77, 90, 108, 160, 166-7, 182, 188, 213, 230, 258, 330,
367-70, 383, 425; iii., 147.
Ottetiewa River, i., 447, see Scott's River.
Otula, iv., 295, see Otolum.
Otumba, i., 673, see Otompan.
Oturbe, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
453.
Otziuhcohuatl, v., 243, see Mazacohuatl.
Otzoya, a district in Guatemala, i., 787.
Ouakich, name for Nootka tribes, i., 176.
Ouallamat, (Ouallamet), i., 309-10, see Willamette.
Oualla Oualla, i., 318, see Walla Walla.
Ouches, gold ornaments, i., 766.
Ouchuchlisit, i., 295, see Howchuklisaht.
Ouiamot, name for Chinigchinich, iii., 165.
Ouiot, Acagchemem mythical person, iii., 162-5.
Oukskenahs, North Californian tribe, i., 326-61; location, i.,
444.
Oulasser, iii., 497, see Wulasha.
Ouloulatines, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location,
i., 453.
Oumpini, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
453.
Ounalaska, i., 37, see Unalaska.
Ouraba, Sinaloa god, iii., 180.
Ousint, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
453.
Outchioung, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
453.
Ovas, i., 606, see Jovas.
Owens Lake, Cal., antiq., iv., 691.
Owens River, i., 466.
Owls, i., 171, 219, 405, 561, 741; iii., 128.
Oxametl, ii., 349, see Oyametl.
Oxib-Quieh, Quiché ruler, v., 566, 595, 602.
Oxlahuh-Tzy, Cakchiquel king, v., 594, 596-600.
Oxmutal, Yucatan, antiq., iv., 150.
Oxomoco, Nahua god, iii., 252; v., 190.
Oxomococipactonatl, Nahua inventor of medicine, ii., 597.
Oyametl (Oxametl), a species of tree, ii., 349, 557, 574.
Oyome, Chichimec ancient city, v., 219, 291.
Ozolaxochitl (Oceloxochitl, Oceloxroch), Toltec princess, v.,
299.
Ozomatli, Nahua day, ii., 512, 516-17; Zapotec king, v., 532.
Oztaxochitl, wife of Toltec chief, v., 297.
Oztolotl, station, Chichimec migration, v., 294.
Oztoman, city, Guerrero, v., 412, 442.
Oztoncalco, town, Guatemala, i., 787.
Oztoticpac, city, Mexico, v., 317, 333.
Oztotipac, station, Chichimec migration, v., 292.
Oztotl, v., 323, see Quinehuayan-Chicomoztoc.
Oztotlan, station, Aztec migration, v., 307, 324.
Ozumba, Mexico, antiq., iv., 496.
P
Paax, ii., 758, see Pax.
Paaylaps, tribe of Sound Indians, i., 208-22; location, i., 301.
Pabavit, Los Angeles County tribes, first woman, iii., 84.
Pabucos, South Mexican tribe, i., 644-70; location, i., 681.
Pacaitun River, i., 683.
Pacalay, Guatemala, antiq., iv., 131.
Pacam, Quiché god, v., 179.
Pacarabós, tribe of Apaches, i., 473-526; location, i., 592.
Pacasas, Acaxee dialect, iii., 719.
Pacandan Island, Michoacan, v., 519.
Pacawal, locality, Guatemala, v., 602.
Pachacamac, Peru, antiq., iv., 796-7; god, v., 47.
Pachagues, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Pachales (Paxchales), North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location,
i., 612.
Pachalocos, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 612.
Pachalum, locality, Guatemala, v., 559.
Pachan, iv., 295, see Nachan.
Pacheenas (Pacheenetts), i., 295, 297, see Patcheenas.
Pachera, Tarahumara dialect, iii., 711.
Pachhepes, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
454.
Pachoches, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Pachtli, Nahua month, ii., 511.
Pachtontli, Nahua month, ii., 511.
Pacimwane, Michoacan ruler, v., 517.
Pacoas (Pacuas), North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i.,
611-12.
Pacora, a province in Darien, i., 796.
Pacos, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 612.
Pacos, Isthmian slaves, i., 771.
Pacpoles, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Pacsiol, South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location, i., 458.
Pacuaches (Paguachis), North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i.,
611-12.
Pacuas, i., 611, see Pacoas.
Pacuazin, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Pacumchac, Maya feast, ii., 693.
Paddles, i., 60, 106, 130, 166, 185, 188, 190, 216, 238, 346,
382, 384, 408, 563, 583, 631, 658, 699, 725, 767; ii., 739;
iii., 342.
Padoucas, Pawnee term for Comanches, i., 473.
Pafaltoes, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 612.
Pagouts, i., 441, see Pah Utes.
Pahcaba, term for sweat-house, i., 356.
Pahmetes, tribe of Shoshones, i., 422-42; location, i., 464.
Pahonahs, Shoshone water spirits, iii., 157.
Pahseego, food of Inland Columbian tribes, i., 265.
Pah Ute Creek, California, antiq., iv., 691.
Pah Utes (Pagouts, Pah Utahs, Pa-Utes, Pa Yutas, Pey Utes), tribe
of Shoshones, i., 422-42; location, i., 422, 465-6; special
mention, i., 424, 432-3, 441.
Pah Vants (Pahvents, Parant Utahs, Pa Vants), tribe of Shoshones,
i., 422-42; location, i., 422, 464, 468; special mention, i.,
442.
Pah Vant Valley, i., 464.
Pailsh (Pailsk), tribe of Sound Indians, i., 208-22; location,
i., 303.
Paint Creek, Mississippi Valley, antiq., iv., 755-6.
Painting, Hyperboreans, i., 47-8, 72, 84, 88, 97, 105-7, 122,
127, 130; Columbians, i., 159, 161, 165, 173, 178, 180-2,
184, 190, 193, 199, 206, 210-12, 216, 229, 236, 257, 274;
Californians, i., 333, 358, 370-1, 377-8, 393, 403-4, 424; iv.,
691-2; New Mexicans, i., 480-4, 495-6, 506-7, 531-2, 543-6,
550-1, 556, 559, 574-5; Mexicans, i., 622-3, 631, 649-51; ii.,
321-4, 333, 337, 363-4, 371-4, 405, 407, 486-8, 572; iii.,
386-7, 407-17, 435; iv., 306, 312, 400, 411; Central Americans,
i., 691, 701, 716, 752-4, 769; ii., 697, 700, 713, 724, 731-4,
741, 752, 768-70, 784, 787; iv., 19, 35-9, 63-5, 126, 189-90,
197, 219, 231-4, 275.
Paintzin, king of Xaltocan, v., 349.
Pai-uches, i., 440, see Pi Utahs.
Paiulee, Utah dialect, iii., 661.
Pai-Utes, i., 463, see Pi Utes.
Pajalames, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 610.
Pajalaques, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Pajalatames, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Pajalates, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Pajaritos, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 613.
Pajaro River, i., 455.
Pakoc, Itza god, iii., 483.
Pala, village, South California, i., 460.
Palaces, ii., 160-74, 440, 635, 787-9; antiq., iv., 123-5, 136-7,
154-285, 298-352, 391-412, 419-20, 431, 458-60, 523, 526, 544,
570, 798-9, 806.
Palaiks, North Californian tribe, i., 326-61; location, i., 447;
lang., iii., 640.
Palakahus, tribe of Chinooks, i., 222-50; location, i., 308.
Palanshan, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
450.
Palanshawl Ustu, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401;
location, i., 450.
Palagueques, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 613.
Palenque, ancient city, Chiapas, i., 683; ii., 118, 120, 633,
781-2; iii., 135; iv., 289-346; v., 58-9; hist., v., 169,
202-3, 232, 542, 544, 616, 619, 623.
Pallalts, tribe of Nootkas, i., 175-208; location, i., 298.
Pallawonaps, South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; myth., iii.,
549-50.
Palletto Pallas, Inland Columbian tribe, i., 250-91; location,
i., 317.
Palm, various uses of, i., 166, 558, 560, 582, 589, 624, 630,
651-2, 690-3, 708, 716, 718, 722, 739, 755, 761, 765, 775; ii.,
363, 365, 484, 557; v., 221, 633.
Palmillas, forts, Vera Cruz, antiq., iv., 447.
Palmitos, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 612.
Palos Verdes, village, South California, i., 460.
Palouse (Paloose, Palus, Peloose, Peluse), Inland Columbian
tribe, i., 250-91; location, i., 253, 318; special mention, i.,
267, 290; lang., iii., 620-4.
Palouse River, i., 253, 317-18; myth., iii., 94-5.
Paloushiss, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
456.
Palpa, Mosquito food, i., 719.
Paltocac, i., 458, see Partocac.
Palus, i., 318, see Palouse.
Palux, tribe of Chinooks, i., 222-50; location, i., 305.
Pamaca, city, Guatemala, name for Zacualpa, v., 587.
Pamaques, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Pamasus, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Pames, Central Mexican tribe, i., 617-44; location, i., 617,
672-3; special mention, i., 624, 643; lang., iii., 742-3; v.,
510.
Pamoranos, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 612.
Pampopas, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611-12.
Pancacoya River, Guatemala, antiq., iv., 120.
Panamá, Isthmian province and tribe, i., 747-85; location, i.,
796; special mention, i., 751, 770, 775-6, 784; antiq., iv.,
15-16.
Panamekas, tribe of Mosquitos, i., 711-47; location, i., 713.
Panchoy Valley, Guatemala, v., 569.
Panes, Acagchemem buzzard-feast, iii., 168.
Panguais (Panguajes), North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location,
i., 613.
Panniers, see Baskets.
Panoaia, v., 189, see Pánuco.
Panoteca, i., 674, see Panteca.
Panotlan, i., 674, see Pánuco.
Panquetzaliztli, Nahua month, ii., 337, 394-6, 511; iii., 323.
Panteca (Panoteca), name for Huastecs, i., 674.
Pantecatl, Nahua god, iii., 418.
Pantemit, Mayapan lord, v., 626.
Pantitlan, locality, Mexico, iii., 333; station, Aztec migration,
v., 323-4.
Pantla River, Michoacan, v., 508.
Pantlan (Panotlan), i., 674, see Pánuco.
Pantzic, plateau, Guatemala, v., 574.
Pánuco (Panoaia, Panotlan, Pantlan, Panutla), province, Vera
Cruz, i., 622, 674; ii., 230; antiq., iv., 461-3; hist., v.,
189, 191, 196.
Paogas, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Papábi-Ootam, i., 602, see Pápagos.
Pápagos, tribe of Pueblos, i., 526-56; location, i., 526, 529,
602-3; special mention, i., 533-4, 538-9, 541, 545, 549, 553,
555; myth., iii., 75-7; v., 13, 20; lang., iii., 685, 694-9.
Papahua Tlemacàzque, a class of priests, v., 239.
Papaloiotilmatlitenisio, Nahua court mantle, ii., 374.
Papalotl, Ocotelulco ruler, v., 497.
Papantla, pyramid, Vera Cruz, antiq., iv., 452-4; station, Aztec
migration, v., 324.
Papantzin, a Toltec noble, v., 268-70; Mexican princess, v.,
467-8.
Papaztac, Nahua god, iii., 418.
Paper, various uses, etc., ii., 307, 314-16, 322-34, 389-93, 444,
485-6, 524, 603-5, 614, 771; iii., 333, 340-6, 383-92, 426.
Papigochic River, i., 606.
Papudos, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 614.
Papuha, ancient home of Olmecs and Xicalancas, v., 196.
Papuhya, a mythic river, v., 178, 196.
Papuluka, a Guatemalan lordship, v., 597.
Parant Utahs, i., 464, see Pah Vants.
Paravan Valley, i., 468.
Parawat Utahs, tribe of Shoshones, i., 422-42; location, i., 464.
Paraxone, plateau, Guatemala, v., 574.
Parcialidades, name for Costa Rica tribes, i., 794.
Pariche, Cakchiquel month, ii., 766.
Paris, Isthmian province and tribe, i., 747-85; location, i.,
749, 795; lang., iii., 793-4.
Parka, Koniaga dress, i., 73-4.
Parras, Zacatec dialect, iii., 719.
Parras Lake, i., 576.
Parrazquin, Guatemala, antiq., iv., 124.
Parrots, i., 574, 652, 708, 754; ii., 489, 716.
Partitions, dwellings, i., 259, 535, 718; ii., 572, 784, 787.
Partocac (Paltocac), South Californian tribe, i., 402-22;
location, i., 458.
Paruraca, province and tribe of Isthmians, i., 747-85; location,
i., 796.
Pasalves, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Paschtol, i., 141, see Pashtolik.
Paschtoligmjuten (Paschtoligmüten, Paschtuligmüten), i., 141, see
Pashtoliks.
Pasecgna (Pasheckno), South Californian tribe, i., 402-22;
location, i., 459, 460.
Paseos, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Pasey Creek, i., 456.
Pashtolik Bay, i., 70, 141.
Pashtolik (Paschtol, Pestol) River, i., 70, 141.
Pashtoliks (Paschtoligmjuten, Paschtoligmüten, Paschtuligmüten),
tribe of Koniagas, i., 69-87; location, i., 70, 141.
Pasinogna, South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location, i.,
460.
Pasitas, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 613.
Paso de Ovejas, Vera Cruz, antiq., iv., 438-9.
Pason, locality, Guatemala, i., 789.
Passaguates, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 610.
Passports, Nahua burial, ii., 604, 614; iii., 513, 537.
Pastalocos, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Pastancoyas, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Patacales, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Pataloma, i., 449, see Petaluma.
Patamagua Nacaraho, locality, Michoacan, v., 518.
Patapee, Carib basket, i., 724.
Patawats, North Californian tribe, i., 326-61; location, i., 446;
special mention, i., 329, 348, 350, 357, 361; lang., iii., 643.
Pataways, North Californian tribe, i., 326-61; location, i., 445;
lang., iii., 642.
Patcheena (Pacheena, Pacheenett), tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208;
location, i., 175, 297.
Patinamit, ii., 637, see Iximché.
Patlachté, cacao money, ii., 381-2.
Patnetac, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
453.
Patoliztli, Nahua game, ii., 300.
Patolli, gambling beans, ii., 300.
Patolquachtli, cloth money, ii., 382.
Patook (Potook) River, i., 793-4; iii., 783.
Patulul, city, Guatemala, i., 788; v., 586.
Patzcuaro, station, Aztec migration, v., 323; city, Michoacan,
v., 521-2, 524.
Patzcuaro Isles, v., 511.
Patzcuaro Lake, ii., 107; v., 323, 328, 509.
Patzima, locality, Guatemala, v., 559.
Patzun, Guatemala, antiq., iv., 123-4.
Pautomaugons, Chinook war clubs, i., 237.
Pauzanes, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 612.
Pa Vants, i., 468, see Pah Vants.
Pavement, i., 185; ii., 575, 578; antiq., iv., 23, 175, 398, 466.
Pavilion River, i., 318.
Pawacume, Chichimec Wanacace ruler, v., 515-22.
Pawlowskojes, tribe of Aleuts, i., 87-94; location, i., 141.
Pawluchs, Inland Columbian tribe, i., 250-91; location, i., 317.
Pax (Paax), Maya month, ii., 693, 757-8.
Paxchales, i., 611, see Pachales.
Paxil Cayala, Quiché mythic region, ii., 716-17; v., 180, 184,
186.
Paxpili (Axpitil), South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location,
i., 458.
Payaguas, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Payanmin, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
454.
Payaqui, name for Chiquimula kingdom, v., 545.
Paya River, i., 796-7.
Payas, Guatemalan tribe, i., 686-711; location, i., 790.
Payas, tribe of Isthmians, i., 747-85; location, i., 797.
Paye-Tome, Brazil god, v., 23-4.
Paynal, Nahua god, iii., 387-8.
Paynalton, Nahua god, iii., 187, 298-9, 303.
Paysim, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
455.
Payuches i., 464, see Pi Utahs.
Pá Yutas, i., 466, see Pah Utes.
Payzanos, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 613.
Peace, see Treaties.
Peace River, i., 130, 144.
Peaches, i., 505, 539.
Peahay, food of Inland Columbian tribes, i., 265.
Pearl Island, lang., iii., 794.
Pearl Key Lagoon, i., 794.
Pearls, i., 165, 258, 382, 408, 558-9, 574, 583-4, 651, 768; ii.,
376, 481, 733, 750; iv., 782.
Pechetaro, locality, Michoacan, v., 518.
Pecos (Navon de los Pecos), Pueblo village, i., 527, 554, 600;
antiq., iv., 663, 671.
Pecquans, North Californian tribe, i., 326-61; location, i., 444.
Pecuris, iii., 682, see Picuris.
Pecyous, tribe of Chinooks, i., 222-50; location, i., 309.
Pedro, village, South California, i., 460.
Peel River Indians, i., 146, see Tatlit Kutchin.
Peel's River, i., 115, 146-7.
Peeshaaak, term of contempt among Sound Indians, i., 221.
Peh-tsik, term applied to some Trinity River tribes, i., 327,
444; see also Ehnek, iii., 642.
Pelaxilla, a Mexican princess, v., 446-7, 535.
Pelican, Ceris' dress, i., 574.
Pelloatpallahs, Inland Columbian tribe, i., 250-91; location, i.,
317.
Pelly River, i., 148; lang., iii., 587.
Pelones, tribe of Apaches, i., 473-526; location, i., 474.
Peloose (Peluse), i., 317-18, see Palouse.
Pelua, food of Inland Columbian tribes, i., 265.
Penance, ii., 147, 258, 261, 303-4, 312-14, 335, 688; iii., 249,
256, 383, 395, 404, 421, 436-7, 440-2, 487; v., 258.
Penandés, tribe of Apaches, i., 473-526; location, i., 592.
Peñasco Collection, Mexican Republic, antiq., iv., 560.
Pend d'Oreille Lake, i., 252, 313; antiq., iv., 734.
Pend d'Oreille (Killuspehn) River, i., 313.
Pend d'Oreilles (Calispellums, Calispels, Kalispelms, Kalispels,
Kellespem, Kullas-Palus, Kullespelms, Ponderas), Inland
Columbian tribe, i., 250-91; location, i., 252, 312-14; special
mention, i., 257, 260, 262, 267, 271-2, 278-80, 283-4, 289;
myth., iii., 522; lang., iii., 615.
Penn's Cove, i., 215, 221, 299.
Peñol, cave, Guatemala, antiq., iv., 117.
Peñoles, Oajaca, antiq., iv., 376.
Pensacola Island, Nicaragua, antiq., iv., 48-51.
Peor-Apis, Phallic-worship, iii., 501.
Pephtsoh, North Californian tribe, i., 326-61; location, i., 445.
Pepper, i., 653, 694-5, 700, 719; ii., 599, 718-19, 722; iii.,
336.
Pequine, a species of wild vine, i., 720.
Peranscuaro, Matlaltzinca festival, iii., 446.
Perfume, i., 651, 654, 730; ii., 161, 256-8, 287, 603, 614, 618,
620, 734.
Pericúis (Pericos, Periuches), Lower Californian tribe, i.,
556-71; location, i., 557, 604; special mention, i., 558-9,
565-7, 570; myth., iii., 83-4, 169-70, 529; v., 20; lang.,
iii., 687.
Perjury, punishment of, i., 770; ii., 444, 463, 656.
Personal habits, Hyperboreans, i., 49, 65, 111-12; Columbians,
i., 235, 267; Californians, i., 341, 377, 407, 430-1; New
Mexicans, i., 492-3, 540, 562; Mexicans, i., 626-7, 654;
Central Americans, i., 696, 722, 760; ii., 734-5.
Peru, antiq., iv., 791-807; civilization of, v., 44-51; migration
from, v., 529-30.
Peruqueta, province of Darien, i., 795.
Peruvians, myth., iii., 269; v., 14-17, 23-4; antiq., iv.,
791-807; civilization and origin, v., 44-51.
Pesso, Mosquito drink, i., 739.
Pestilence, Mexicans, i., 638-9; ii., 593; iii., 200-4; v.,
413-14; Guatemalans, v., 601.
Pestnjakow-swoje, tribe of Aleuts, i., 87-94; location, i., 141.
Petáh, root used as food, i., 374.
Petajaya, i., 540, see Pitahaya.
Petaluma (Pataloma, Petlenum), i., 449, 452-3.
Petalumas (Yolhios), Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401;
location, i., 363, 452.
Petampich River, Yucatan, antiq., iv., 260.
Petapa, Guatemala, antiq., iv., 120-1.
Petapa, hill, Chiapas, antiq., iv., 353.
Petapa, town, Oajaca, antiq., iv., 372.
Petate (Petlatl), a palm-leaf mat, i., 630, 656.
Petatlan, Sinaloa dialect, iii., 707.
Peten, province and city, Guatemala, i., 683, 786; ii., 634;
antiq., iv., 133-9; name for Yucatan, v., 614, 624.
Peten Lake, ii., 133-5, 138; iii., 483; v., 634.
Petlacalli, bamboo packing cases, ii., 386.
Petlenum, i., 453, see Petaluma.
Petticoats, i., 558, 574, 620-1, 648-50, 752; ii., 728.
Peyote, medicine, i., 589.
Pey Utes, i., 466, see Pah Utes.
Phallic-worship, relics of, iii., 501-9; iv., 41, 42, 44, 48, 50,
56-7, 66, 167, 175, 189, 196, 202, 276, 358, 481-2, 562; v.,
42-3.
Pharaones, i., 594, see Faraones.
Philadelphia Philosophical Society, Mexican Republic, antiq.,
iv., 560, 562.
Phlebotomy, i., 86, 395, 568, 667, 709, 743, 779; ii., 479-80,
601, 796.
Phœnicians, American origin-traces, v., 63-76.
Phonechas, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
456.
Physical Geography, Home of Hyperboreans, i., 38-9, 71; of
Columbians, i., 152-3, 156; of Californians, i., 323-4; of
New Mexicans, i., 471-2, 476, 556-7, 571-2; of Mexicans, i.,
616-17, 644-5; ii., 107; of Central Americans, i., 684-7, 712,
747-8; of American civilization, ii., 86-90; Yucatan, iv.,
140-2; Tabasco and Chiapas, iv., 287-8; Vera Cruz, iv., 425-6.
Physicians, see Medicine.
Physiognomy, see Face.
Physique, Hyperboreans, i., 45-7, 71-2, 88, 97, 116-17, 122,
132-3; iii., 578; Columbians, i., 176-9, 210, 224-5, 254-6;
Californians, i., 327-9, 364-7, 402-3; New Mexicans, i., 472-3,
477-9, 529-30, 558; Mexicans, i., 24, 618-19, 646-8; ii.,
624-5; Central Americans, i., 688-9, 714-15, 749-51; ii., 802;
Quetzalcoatl, iii., 250, 255, 260, 269, 273-4.
Piaba, village, Sinaloa, i., 614.
Piaces (Piachas), Isthmian sorcerers, i., 777.
Picacho River, i., 528, 601.
Picoris, i., 599, see Picuris.
Picote, whipping-post, Yucatan, antiq., iv., 167, 171, 175, 202.
Picture-writing, see Hieroglyphics.
Picula Kakla, Maya drink, ii., 703.
Picuris (Pecuris, Picoris), tribe of Pueblos, i., 526-56;
location, i., 599; lang., iii., 681-3.
Picyetl, Nahua tobacco, ii., 287.
Pi Edes (Py Edes), tribe of Shoshones, i., 422-42; location, i.,
422, 468; special mention, i., 430, 436, 440; lang., iii., 662.
Piedra de la Boca, statue, Nicaragua, antiq., iv., 54.
Piedra Grande (San Gaspar), Guerrero, antiq., iv., 424.
Piedra Pintal, at Caldera, Isthmus, antiq., iv., 16.
Pigeon River, i., 342.
Pigs, see Hogs.
Pihuiques, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 612.
Piiru, South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location, i., 459.
Pijmos, i., 530, see Pimas.
Pike County, Mississippi Valley, antiq., iv., 763.
Pikek, Guatemala, antiq., iv., 131.
Piketon, Mississippi Valley, antiq., iv., 764-5.
Pilcalli, entail of land, ii., 229.
Pilgrims, v., 496, 532, 618.
Pillalli, lands of nobles, ii., 225.
Pillar of Death, at Mitla, Oajaca, antiq., iv., 408.
Pillar Rock, locality, Oregon, i., 304.
Pillars, see Columns.
Pilli, Nahua title, ii., 187.
Pillows, ii., 572, 786.
Piltzinteolli, Jaliscan god, iii., 447.
Piltzinteucyòhua, Nahua calendar sign and god, ii., 516.
Pimas, (Pijmos, Pimos), tribe of Pueblos, i., 526-56; location,
i., 526, 528-9, 601-2; special mention, i., 530, 532-4, 539,
541-5, 547-55; myth., iii., 78-80, 131, 526-7; v., 13-14, 20;
lang., iii., 569, 584-5, 694-8.
Pimocagna, South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location, i.,
460.
Pimos, iii., 131, see Pimas.
Pimps, punishment of, ii., 469.
Pinaleños (Pinalinos, Piñals, Piñols), tribe of Apaches, i.,
473-526; location, i., 474, 595-6.
Piñal Mountains, i., 602.
Pinanacas, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Pinar, locality, Guatemala, v., 586.
Pine, various uses, i., 104, 156, 162-3, 172, 184-5, 189, 191,
204, 217, 237, 260, 266-7, 272, 346, 431, 439, 560, 692; ii.,
557, 599.
Pine-apple, i., 719, 739, 775; ii., 724.
Pineugna, South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location, i., 460.
Pinogana, town, Darien, i., 796.
Pinolatl, gruel, i., 577.
Pinole (Pinolli), corn flour, i., 374, 577-8; iii., 360.
Piñols, i., 595, see Pinaleños.
Pinomes, i., 677, see Tlapanecs.
Pinotl, governor of Cuetlachtlan, v., 479.
Pinotl-Chochons, i., 677, see Tlapanecs.
Pintos, Central Mexican tribe, i., 617-44; location, i., 572,
613, 681; special mention, i., 574, 638-9, 643.
Pinula, town, Guatemala, i., 788.
Piocheque, tresses, ii., 371.
Piochtli, a scalp lock, ii., 371.
Pipes, i., 165, 189, 199, 237, 354, 382, 434-5, 544, 699, 705;
ii., 287; iv., 781.
Pipian, a stew, ii., 356.
Pipiles, Maya nation, i., 686-711; ii., 630-803; location and
name, i., 688, 790; ii., 123, 130; special mention, ii., 645,
651, 657-9, 665-70, 675, 678, 680-1, 706-8, 719, 728, 730, 741,
745-7, 800-1; myth., iii., 484-8, 507, 542; hist., v., 585-6,
598, 606-11.
Pipiolcomic, station, Aztec migration, v., 323.
Piraraylos, Isthmian title, i., 770.
Pirindas, name for Matlaltzincas, i., 677; hist., v., 523-4.
Piro, North Mexican lang., iii., 714.
Piscaous, i., 316, see Pisquouse.
Piscour River, i., 312.
Piscouse (Piscous), i., 316, see Pisquouse.
Pishquitpaws, i., 271, see Pisquitpaws.
Pishwanwapums, Inland Columbian tribe, i., 250-91; location, i.,
320.
Piskwaus, i., 316, see Pisquouse.
Pisones, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 612;
lang., iii., 744.
Pisquitpaws (Pishquitpaws, Pisquitpahs), Inland Columbian tribe,
i., 250-91; location, i., 321; special mention, i., 258, 271.
Pisquouse (Piscaous, Piscous, Piscouse, Piskwaus), Inland
Columbian tribe, i., 250-91; location, i., 253, 312, 316;
special mention, i., 275; lang., iii., 618.
Pisquouse River, i., 316.
Pistol River, i., 442.
Pita, a species of hemp, i., 657-8, 689-90, 697-9, 766; ii., 409.
Pitahaya (Petajaya), a fruit used for food, etc., i., 539-40,
550, 560, 576, 586, 624.
Pitao-Cocobi, Zapotec god, iii., 457.
Pitao Cozaana, Zapotec god, iii., 449.
Pitao-Xoo, Zapotec god, iii., 457.
Pitas, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Pitaycachi Valley, i., 595.
Pitcatches, i., 455, see Pitiaches.
Pitches, i., 433, see Sampitches.
Pitem (Pitemèns), Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401;
location, i., 453.
Pitiaches (Pitcatches), Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401;
location, i., 363, 455-6.
Pitisfiafuiles, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i.,
612.
Pitpan, Mosquito river boat, i., 725.
Pitt Archipelago, i., 155, 294.
Pitt River, i., 344, 447, 457.
Pitt River Indians, North Californian tribe, i., 326-61; special
mention, i., 329-30, 337, 341-6, 351, 353-5, 357-61; lang.,
iii., 638, 640.
Pi Utahs (Pai-Uches, Payuches, Piuchas), tribe of Shoshones, i.,
422-42; location, i., 464; special mention, i., 440.
Pi Utes (Pai Utes, Pyutes), tribe of Shoshones, i., 422-42;
location, i., 466-7; special mention, i., 431, 433, 437, 440-1;
myth., iii., 135; lang., iii., 661-2.
Pixahua, a Toltec prince, v., 297.
Pixbaex, Isthmian fruit, i., 759.
Placer County, i., 398, 450; antiq., iv., 706.
Placerville, town, California, i., 365; antiq., iv., 705.
Plagues, Toltec, hist., v., 274-5; see also Pestilence.
Plantain, see Banana.
Plant-sculpture, iv., 112, 114.
Plasters, medicine, i., 172, 395-6, 419, 568; ii., 598.
Plates, see Dishes.
Platforms, i., 160, 163, 338-9, 397, 718, 724, 782; ii., 322,
443, 556, 692, 703, 718, 785; iii., 425.
Plating, ii., 477, 750.
Playanos, South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location, i., 460.
Plaza Mayor, Mexico, antiq., iv., 505-17, 520.
Plaza Tlatelulco, Mexico, antiq., iv., 517-19.
Pleasure-gardens, Nahuas, ii., 163-73.
Pleiades, Nahua sign for new fire, iii., 394.
Plenty, Nahua prayer for, iii., 200.
Plows, i., 543, 582.
Plumes, see Feathers.
Plummet, Nahuas, ii., 557.
Plunkett Creek, Mississippi Valley, antiq., iv., 768.
Poaramas, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 610.
Poblazon, New Mexico, antiq., iv., 663.
Poborosa, province and tribe of Isthmians, i., 747-85; location,
i., 795.
Pocam, Maya feast, ii., 696.
Pochotl, a species of seed, ii., 359; a Toltec prince, v., 285,
299-301; lord of Chalco Atenco, v., 349.
Pochtecas, Nahua merchants, ii., 380, 491, 616.
Pochtlan, a ward in Mexico city, ii., 491.
Pochútla, locality, Oajaca, i., 679.
Poçolatl, i., 578, see Pozole.
Pocomams, ii., 121, see Pokomams.
Pocomchi (Poconchi), i., 788, see Pokomams.
Pocorosa, Isthmian province and tribe, i., 747-85; location, i.,
796.
Poctepec, town, Guerrero, v., 412.
Pocyetl, Nahua tobacco, ii., 287.
Poetry, i., 701, 727; ii., 286, 493-7; v., 428.
Poggamoggon, club of Snake Indians, i., 431.
Poh-lik, Klamath appellation, i., 327, 444.
Pohoneeches, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location,
i., 455-6.
Póhono Fall, iii., 126.
Poiauhtla, a sacred place, Mexico, ii., 585; iii., 333.
Poin, name of month in Chiapas, ii., 766.
Point Adams, i., 304, 306.
Point Barrow, i., 42, 45, 47-8, 50, 69, 138; lang., iii., 576.
Point Concepcion, i., 458.
Point Grenville, i., 303.
Point Hopkins, i., 174.
Point Lewis, i., 306.
Point Nisuc, Yucatan, antiq., iv., 260.
Poison, i., 79, 343, 378-9, 432-3, 541, 577-9, 586-7, 722-3, 760,
762-3, 782; ii., 408-9, 721, 742-4.
Pojuaque, Pueblo village and tribe, i., 526-56; location, i.,
599; lang., iii., 681.
Pokboc, city, Yucatan, v., 632.
Pokerville, California, antiq., iv., 707.
Pokomams (Pocomams, Pokonchis), Maya nation, i., 686-711; ii.,
630-803; location and name, i., 788; ii., 121, 130; lang.,
iii., 760-1, 764-6; hist., v., 541, 555, 557-8, 561, 563-4,
566, 569, 576-7, 591, 593-4.
Pokoninos, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
456.
Pole (Popole), Yucatan, antiq., iv., 260.
Police, i., 546; ii., 565-7, 655.
Polish, Nahua architecture, ii., 560, 570-1, 573, 578-9, 581.
Politos, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 613.
Polokawynahs, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location,
i., 456.
Polonches, Inland Columbian tribe, i., 250-91; location, i., 317.
Poloyamas, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
456.
Polyandry, i., 66, 82, 197.
Polyer, i., 793, see Poyer.
Polygamy, see Marriage.
Pomos, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location and name,
i., 362, 448; special mention, i., 325, 379, 396; lang., iii.,
643-4, 646.
Pome Pomos, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location and
name, i., 362, 448.
Pompey, Mississippi Valley, antiq., v., 115.
Pomulumas, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Ponderas, i., 252, see Pend d'Oreilles.
Ponds, ii., 165, 353; iii., 435.
Pónida, village, Sonora, i., 606.
Pook, Mojave shell-money, i., 506.
Pop, (Poop, Popp), Maya month, ii., 695, 757.
Popkah, bulb eaten by Inland Columbian tribes, i., 265.
Popocatepetl, ominous eruption of, v., 460.
Popocaxtli, vase, Tlascala, antiq., iv., 479.
Popoconaltepetl, mountain, v., 207.
Popole, iv., 260, see Pole.
Popolocas (Popolucas), i., 677, see Tlapanecs.
Popol Winak Chituy, Quiché official, ii., 644.
Popol Winak Pahom Tzalatz Xcaxeba, Quiché official, ii., 644.
Popotlan, (Popotla), locality, Mexico, iii., 298; station, Aztec
migration, v., 323, name for Tacuba.
Pópulo, village, Sonora, i., 605.
Poquietl, perfume canes, ii., 206.
Porcupine, i., 128, 258, 425, 482-3, 753, 761; ii., 601.
Porcupine River, i., 115, 146-7.
Porpoise, i., 103.
Porsiuncula River, i., 456.
Port Discovery, i., 210-12, 219-20, 302.
Porterfield, California, antiq., iv., 704.
Porters, see Carriers.
Port Essington, i., 293.
Porticoes, Nahua market places, ii., 383, 565.
Portland Canal, i., 143, 293-4.
Port Ludlow, i., 302.
Porto Belo, i., 753.
Port Orchard, i., 216, 220, 222, 301.
Port Orford, i., 443.
Portrait-sculpture, antiq., iv., 56-8, 82, 99, 101, 168, 276-7,
381, 427, 435, 462-3, 502, 595; v., 424, 435, 455.
Portsmouth, Mississippi valley, antiq., iv., 758.
Port Townsend, i., 214, 302.
Port Trinidad, i., 342.
Poruches, i., 464, see Nomenuches.
Posole, i., 654, see Pozole.
Possession Sound, i., 299.
Posuamas, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 612.
Potaaches, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
455.
Potam (Potan), village, Sonora, i., 608.
Potatoes, i., 161-2, 167, 652.
Potlapiguas, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 606.
Potoancies, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
455.
Potoashees (Potoashs), tribe of Chinooks, i., 222-50; location,
i., 303, 305.
Poton, Guatemalan lang., iii., 760.
Potonchan, v., 226, see Champoton.
Potook, i., 794, see Patook.
Potoyantes, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; myth., iii.,
87; v., 19.
Potoyucca, Nahuas, food, ii., 357.
Potrero, village, South California, i., 460.
Pots, i., 185, 187, 434, 582, 656, 697, 724.
Potter Valley, i., 362, 448; lang., iii., 643.
Pottery, Columbians, antiq., iv., 735; Californians, i., 434;
antiq., iv., 710, 714-15, 718-20; New Mexicans, i., 500, 504,
543, 546, 582; antiq., iv., 575-7, 594, 600, 611-12, 633-4,
636, 642-4, 646-7, 661, 678-9; Mexicans, i., 658; ii., 483-4;
antiq., iv., 368, 372, 383, 387-8, 427-8, 462-3, 521, 526-7,
541-2, 547; Central Americans, i., 697-8, 701, 724, 766-7; ii.,
752, 787; antiq., iv., 19-23, 62-6, 70, 76, 137, 139, 199, 278;
Mississippi valley, antiq., iv., 779-80; Peru, antiq., iv.,
795-6.
Poultry, i., 538, 544, 652.
Power, see Government.
Poxtla, Vera Cruz, antiq., iv., 445.
Poyas, tribe of Mosquitos, i., 711-47; location, i., 712, 793;
special mention, i., 714, 716, 719-22, 726-8, 746; lang., iii.,
783.
Poyauhtlan, Teo-Chichimec settlement, v., 330; battles at, v.,
336, 487-8, 494, 497, 503.
Poyer Mts., i., 793.
Poyer (Polyer) River, i., 793.
Poytoquis, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; lang., iii.,
653.
Pozole (Posole, Poçolatl), a thin gruel, i., 577-8, 654.
Pozoltega, town, Nicaragua, i., 792.
Ppapp-Hol-Chac, Maya temple, Yucatan, antiq., iv., 248.
Pranzos, i., 748, see Guatusos.
Prayers, ii., 492, 689; iii., 30, 195-6, 200-30, 325-30, 370-5,
381-2, 438.
Precious stones, ii., 290, 372, 376, 481-2, 606, 635, 737, 750;
iii., 398.
Pregnancy, see Women.
Presents, Hyperboreans, i., 67, 84, 92; Columbians, i., 168, 172,
191-2, 196; Californians, i., 389, 411; New Mexicans, i., 500,
548, 565, 584; Mexicans, i., 632-3, 662-3; ii., 140, 256-7,
260, 272, 276, 286, 391, 421-4, 432, 446, 603, 607, 612, 617;
Central Americans, i., 702-3, 729-33, 740, 769, 772, 777; ii.,
635, 641, 647, 655, 666-70, 684, 694, 711, 799.
Priapus, Phallic-worship, iii., 501.
Priests, origin of, iii., 21-2, 31; New Mexicans, iii., 173;
Mexicans, ii., 142-3, 200-15, 243, 303, 307, 334, 401,
425, 428, 469, 608; iii., 431-8, 446-7; v., 500-1; Central
Americans, i., 716, 734, 740; ii., 647-8, 663, 682-4, 688-710,
727-30, 745, 769, 800; iii., 472-3, 489-90, 495-6, 499.
Priestesses, Mexicans, ii., 204-6, 245; iii., 435-6.
Priest Rapids, i., 253, 312, 316, 321.
Primoski, tribe of Koniagas, i., 69-87; location, i., 140.
Prince of Wales Archipelago, i., 143, 155, 292; iii., 604.
Princetown, California, antiq., iv., 707.
Prince William Sound, i., 70, 73, 79, 139, 149; iii., 588.
Prisoners, see Captives.
Privileges, ii., 168, 191, 221-2, 403-4.
Processions, ii., 144, 181-2, 255, 316-18, 322, 335-7, 350, 428,
432, 607-8, 617-21, 668, 689, 700, 710; iii., 297-9.
Property, Hyperboreans, i., 63-4, 128; Columbians, i., 167,
173, 184, 191-2, 201, 205-6, 217, 239, 247, 272-3, 288-9;
Californians, i., 347, 385, 396, 409, 439-40; New Mexicans, i.,
505-6, 522-3, 544-5, 555, 564, 569; Mexicans, i., 631, 640-1,
658-9, 664; ii., 263-4, 462-3, 611; iii., 241, 430-2; Central
Americans, i., 699-700, 725-6, 744, 768, 780-3; ii., 652-3,
659-60, 735-6, 798-801.
Prophecies, v., 466-9, 499, 526, 598-9, 633.
Prophets, see Sorcerers.
Proqueu, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
453.
Prostitution, i., 168-9, 195-7, 218, 278, 351, 436-7, 514-15,
549, 565-6, 585-6, 635, 773; ii., 266, 676.
Pructaca, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
453.
Pruristac, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
453.
Pshwanwappams (Pshawanwappam), Inland Columbian tribe, i.,
250-91; location, i., 320.
Ptolmes, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
456.
Puallipawmish (Pualliss), tribe of Sound Indians, i., 208-22;
location, i., 301.
Pualliss River, i., 301.
Puberty, i., 197, 351, 392, 414-15, 511, 548, 584, 772.
Pubugna, South Californian tribe, i., 402-22; location, i., 460.
Pucro River, i., 796.
Puebla, nations described, i., 617-44; ii., 133-629; special
mention, i., 620, 625, 671, 674-5; ii., 215; lang., iii., 737,
749; antiq., iv., 465-78; hist., v., 196-7, 527, 621.
Pueblito, Querétaro, antiq., iv., 549-50.
Pueblo Arroyo, New Mexico, antiq., iv., 662.
Pueblo Bonito, New Mexico, antiq., iv., 655-62.
Pueblo Chettro Kettle, New Mexico, antiq., iv., 655-62.
Pueblo Creek, i., 595; Arizona, antiq., iv., 637.
Pueblo de los Reyes, Tlascala, antiq., iv., 479.
Pueblo Hungo Pavie, New Mexico, antiq., iv., 655-62.
Pueblo Peñasco Blanco, New Mexico, antiq., iv., 653-62.
Pueblo Pintado, New Mexico, antiq., iv., 653-62.
Pueblos, one of the four families into which the New Mexicans
are divided; manners and customs of all its nations and tribes
described together, i., 526-56; physique, i., 529-30; dress,
i., 530-3; dwellings, i., 533-8; food, i., 538-40; personal
habits, i., 540; weapons and war, i., 541-3; implements and
manufactures, i., 543-5; art, i., 545-6; government, i.,
546-7; marriage and women, i., 547-9; amusements, i., 549-53;
miscellaneous customs, i., 553-4; medicine and burial, i.,
554-5; character, i., 555-6; myth., iii., 80-3, 114, 135-6,
171-5, 527-8; lang., iii., 568, 671-4, 680-3; antiq., iv.,
615-86; location of tribes, i., 526-9, 599-603; hist., v.,
537-8.
Pueblos, tribe of Pueblo family, i., 526-56; location, i., 526;
special mention, i., 529-32, 534-48, 550-1, 553-6; myth., iii.,
80-3, 114, 171-4, 527-8; lang., iii., 568, 671-3, 680-3.
Pueblo Una Vida, New Mexico, antiq., iv., 662.
Pueblo Viejo, iv., 73, name for Tenampua.
Pueblo Viejo, Vera Cruz, antiq., iv., 443-4, 451.
Pueblo Weje-gi, New Mexico, antiq., iv., 661.
Puente de los Bergantines, Mexico, antiq., iv., 528.
Puente Nacional, Vera Cruz, antiq., iv., 437-8.
Pugallipamish, i., 301, see Puyallupamish.
Pugallipi, i., 301, see Puyallup.
Puget Sound, i., 151, 208, 212, 214, 217, 219, 221-2, 298, 301;
lang., iii., 615.
Puget's Island, i., 307.
Puiáles, tribe of Sound Indians, i., 208-22; location, i., 299.
Puichon, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
453.
Puip, a medicinal plant, i., 522.
Pujuni, i., 450, see Bushumnes.
Pulpones (Pulpenes), Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401;
location, i., 363, 452.
Pulque, Mexican drink, i., 517, 636, 706; ii., 310, 359, 724;
iii., 348, 408-10; v., 207-8.
Pumpkin, see Calabash.
Punishment, see Government and Children.
Punta Arenas, locality, Darien, i., 797.
Punta Gorda, locality, Honduras, i., 793, 795.
Puplems, Acagchemem sorcerers, iii., 166.
Purísima, California, antiq., iv., 695.
Purísima Concepcion de Arnedo, locality, Nuevo Leon, i., 673;
lang., iii., 742.
Purmo, Lower California, antiq., iv., 602.
Puruai Mountain, i., 600.
Purutabui, Pericui god, iii., 84.
Purutea, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
453.
Pushunes, i., 450, see Bushumnes.
Putos Creek, i., 452.
Puyacantes, Comanche sorcerers, iii., 170.
Puyallupamish (Pugallipamish, Puyyallapamish), tribe of Sound
Indians, i., 208-22; location, i., 299, 301.
Puyallup (Pugallipi, Puyallop) River, i., 301.
Puycone, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
453.
Puzlumne, Central California, lang., iii., 649-50.
Py Edes, i., 468, see Pi Edes.
Pyramid Lake, i., 466.
Pyramids, ii., 555, 576, 579, 588-9, 794; antiq., iv., 26, 73-6,
82-9, 110-31, 169-71, 192-718 passim; v., 55-59, 200, 203.
Pytogius, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i.,
455.
Pyutes, i., 466, see Pi Utes.
Q
Qakbatzulu, mountain, Guatemala, v., 569.
Qat, Quiché-Cakchiquel day, ii., 767.
Qatic, Cakchiquel month, ii., 766.
Qicinzigua, Pueblo village, i., 600.
Qoacul, Nihaïb prince, v., 552, 566.
Qoacutec, Nihaïb prince, v., 552, 566-7.
Qoahau, Quiché prince, v., 552, 567.
Qocaib, Quiché ruler, v., 552, 557, 559.
Qocamel, Ahau Quiché prince, v., 567.
Qocavib, Quiché ruler, v., 552, 557-60, 566, 571, 578.
Qochahuh, Nihaïb prince, v., 567.
Qocozom, Ahau Quiché prince, v., 567.
Qohaïl, locality, Guatemala, v., 583.
Qotbalcan, Cakchiquel king, v., 583-4.
Qotzibaha, Quiché prince, v., 567.
Qoxbaholam, Agaab town, v., 558.
Qu, iii., 192, see Cu.
Quaayayp, Pericúi god, iii., 169.
Quachic (Quagchil), Nahua title, ii., 403.
Quachictin, Nahua title, ii., 404.
Quachictli, Nahua royal decoration, ii., 404.
Quackenamish (Quáks'namish), tribe of Sound Indians, i., 208-22;
location, i., 301.
Quackolls (Cogwells, Coquilths, Quacolth, Qualquilths, Quaquidts,
Quaquiolts, Quawguults, Queehaquacoll, Queehavuacolt,
Quoquoulths), tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208; location, i.,
175-6, 295-8; special mention, i., 177, 180; lang., iii., 608.
Quacktoe (Quactoe), tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208; location, i.,
296.
Quacott, name for Haidah family, i., 292.
Quagchil, ii., 403, see Quachic.
Quahootze, Nahua god, iii., 151.
Quahtomahs, tribe of Chinooks, i., 222-50; location, i., 308.
Quahuacan, a Mexican chief, v., 347.
Quahuatlapal, locality, Mexico, v., 314.
Quahuitlehua (Quavitleloa), Nahua month, ii., 305, 509; iii.,
419.
Quahuitl-Icacan, station, Aztec migration, v., 323.
Quahuitonal, Culhua King, v., 330.
Quahunahuàc, i., 676, see Cuernavaca.
Quail, i., 331; ii., 310, 314, 322, 393; iii., 298, 395, 426,
437.
Quainu, tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208; location, i., 295.
Quakars, tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208; location, i., 296.
Quako, Inland Columbian tribes, food, i., 265.
Quáks'namish, i., 301, see Quackenamish.
Qualquilths, i., 296, see Quackolls.
Quama, Lower Californian sorcerer, i., 567.
Quamash, i., 265, see Camass.
Quanes, tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208; location, i., 296.
Quanez, a Tlascaltec ruler, v., 491-8.
Quaoar, Los Angeles County tribes' god, iii., 84; v., 19.
Quaochpanme, name for Tarascos, ii., 371.
Quapilollan, a south Mexican province, v., 441.
Quaquacuiltin, Nahua order of priests, ii., 203; iii., 336.
Quaquauhnochtzin, Mexican ambassadors, ii., 421.
Quaquauhpitzahuac, Tepanec prince, and king of Tlatelulco, v.,
358, 360-4.
Quaquidts, i., 296, see Quackolls.
Quaquiolts, i., 296, see Quackolls.
Quarra, New Mexico, antiq., iv., 663.
Quarries, i., 165; ii., 480; antiq., iv., 414, 676.
Quathlapotles, i., 306, see Cathlapootles.
Quatomahs, North Californian tribe, i., 326-61; location, i.,
443.
Quatsinos (Quatsinu), tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208; location,
i., 296; special mention, i., 180.
Quatsinos Sound, i., 296.
Quattamyas, tribe of Chinooks, i., 222-50; location, i., 308.
Quauhcalco, Nahua jail, ii., 453.
Quauhchinanco, town, Mexico, ii., 441; v., 298, 489.
Quauhiacatl, Nahua title, ii., 402.
Quauhnahuac, iv., 482, see Cuernavaca.
Quauhnelhuatlan, province of Guatemala, v., 460.
Quauhnexatolli, gruel of maize, ii., 355.
Quauhnochtli, (Acoahunotl, Quauhnuchtli), Nahua judge, ii., 436.
Quauhpanco, a South Mexican province, v., 441.
Quauhquelchula, Puebla, antiq., iv., 468; hist., v., 464, 490,
495, 504.
Quauhquetzal, lord of Tenamitec, v., 349.
Quauhtecan, town, Puebla, v., 495.
Quauhtemalan, name for Tecpan Guatemala, v., 349, 578.
Quauhtenanco, city, Oajaca, v., 443-6.
Quauhtepec, station, Aztec migration, v., 324, 412.
Quauhtepetl, place of sacrifice, iii., 333.
Quauhtepetla, Chichimec king, v., 220.
Quauhtetl, stone eagle, Mexican, antiq., iv., 482.
Quauhtexpetlatl, Toltec king, v., 256; Culhua prince, v., 304-5.
Quauhtin, Nahua title, ii., 403.
Quauhtinchan, city, Puebla, v., 420, 495.
Quauhtitenco, a Toltec town, Mexico, v., 297, 299.
Quauhtitlan, province and city, Mexico, ii., 337; iii., 252; v.,
242, 249, 324, 355, 369, 371, 392, 404-5.
Quauhtla, Acolhua chief, v., 317; city, Vera Cruz, v., 441.
Quautlapal, a Chichimec chief, v., 293.
Quauhtlaqualli, corn cake, ii., 355.
Quauhtlatohuatzin, king of Tlatelulco, v., 390.
Quauhtlequetzqui, an Aztec priest, v., 329, 331, 339.
Quauhtli, Nahua money, ii., 382; day, ii., 512, 516-17; Toltec
noble, v., 276, 283-4.
Quauhtlix, Toltec king, v., 257, 331.
Quauhtliztac, name for Totomalotecuhtli, v., 490.
Quauhtochco, ii., 417; iv., 445; see Huatusco.
Quauhtonal, Chichimec king, v., 220, 256.
Quauhtzintecuhtli, Teo-Chichimec chief, v., 490.
Quauhxicalco, place of cremation, ii., 585, 616, 619.
Quauhxilotzin, governor of Iztapalocan, v., 373.
Quauhyacac, city, Mexico, v., 296.
Quaulixicalcalico, Nahua altar, iii., 404.
Quauyetl, wild tobacco, ii., 287.
Quavitleloa, iii., 420, see Quahuitlehua.
Quawguult, i., 176, see Quackoll.
Quawteaht, Aht god, iii., 96-7, 152, 521.
Quebi, Isthmian title, i., 770.
Quecchi, Guatemalan dialect, iii., 760.
Quecholac, town, Oajaca, i., 679.
Quecholli, Nahua month and calendar sign, ii., 335-7, 351, 511,
515, 618; iii., 404-5.
Quechutl, a Mexican bird, iii., 374.
Quedexeños, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 612.
Queeahs, tribe of Haidahs, i., 155-74; location, i., 292.
Queehanicultas, tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208; location, i., 298.
Queehaquacoll (Queehavuacolt), i., 295, see Quackoll.
Queen Charlotte Island, i., 151, 155, 158-9, 164-5, 170-4, 292,
295; lang., iii., 579, 604.
Queets, tribe of Sound Indians, i., 208-22; location, i., 303.
Quej (Qeh, Queh), ii., 758, see Ceh.
Quejupa, village, Sinaloa, i., 614.
Quelaptonlilts, tribe of Chinooks, i., 222-50; location, i., 305.
Quelenes, Maya nation, i., 644-70; ii., 630-803; location, i.,
645, 682; ii., 120-1; special mention, i., 648, 662; lang.,
iii., 761; hist., v., 565, 593, 603-4.
Queletzu, Central American bird, iii., 51.
Quema, Nihaib prince, v., 567.
Quemada, Zacatecas, antiq., iv., 578-92; v., 59; hist., v., 222.
Quemelentus, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location,
i., 453.
Quemeyá, Pima dialect, iii., 685.
Quenech, Quiché tribal name, v., 21, 546.
Queniult (Quinaielt) River, i., 303.
Queniults (Quenaielts, Quinaielt, Quinaik, Quinailee, Quinaitle,
Quiniults, Quinults), tribe of Sound Indians, i., 208-22;
location, i., 303; special mention, i., 210-14, 216, 220.
Queno, town, Darien, i., 795.
Quepanos, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Quepopan, ii., 563, name for Tlaquechiuhcan.
Quequetzalcohua, priests of Quetzalcoatl, iii., 259.
Querechos, tribe of Apaches, i., 473-526; special mention, i.,
493-5, 506, 508, 518.
Quereqto, locality, Michoacan, v., 512.
Queres, iii., 682, see Keres.
Querétaro, tribes described, i., 617-44; location, i., 672-4;
lang., iii., 737; antiq., iv., 549-53.
Quernauaca, i., 676, see Cuernavaca.
Querqueltins, tribe of Chinooks, i., 222-50; location, i., 305.
Quesaltenango, i., 788, see Quezaltenango.
Quet, Central Californian tribe, i., 361-401; location, i., 453.
Quetahtores, i., 592, see Napuat.
Quetzal, a Mexican bird, ii., 326, 488-9, 635; Toltec king, v.,
220, 257; see also Cuetzal.
Quetzalacxoyatl, Chichimec prince, v., 475.
Quetzalalpitoai, Nahua ornament, ii., 376.
Quetzalapan, city, Tamaulipas, v., 472.
Quetzalatecuhtli (Quetzalteuhtli), lord of Xochimilco, v., 349.
Quetzalatl River, v., 243, name for Montezuma River.
Quetzalcoatl (Quetzaalcoatl, Quetzacoatl), Nahua god, i., 554;
ii., 202, 314, 324, 397, 584-5, 589, 706-8; iii., 57, 60-1,
110, 135, 195, 240-3, 248-87, 449-56, 484; v., 23-7, 87-8, 122,
188, 193-4, 197, 200-2, 215, 223, 226, 254-64, 268, 479-80,
484, 495, 527-8, 582, 606, 622.
Quetzalcoatl, Acxitl, king of Tollan, v., 270-86, 558, 611-12,
619-21; see also Acxitl and Topiltzin Acxitl.
Quetzalcoatl Chalchiuitl, v., 254, see Ceacatl Quetzalcoatl.
Quetzalcuitlapillan, province, South Mexico, v., 441.
Quetzallacxoyatl, Toltec king, v., 263, 266.
Quetzalpopoca, Toltec prince, v., 297.
Quetzaltehueyac, Chichimec-Toltec chief, v., 485.
Quetzaltehuyacixcotl, Teo-Chichimec chief, v., 490.
Quezaltenango (Quesaltenango), city, Guatemala, i., 787; antiq.,
iv., 124; hist., v., 555, 577, 591.
Quezaltepec, town, Oajaca, i., 680; hist., v., 229, 412, 472.
Quetzalxiuhtli, Teo-Chichimec chief, v., 490.
Quetzalxochitzin, v., 269, name for Xochitl.
Quiahanles, tribe of Haidahs, i., 155-74; location, i., 292.
Quiahtlale, ii., 425, see Yauhtlalli.
Quiahuitl, Nahua day, ii., 512, 516-17.
Quiahuiztlan, a quarter of Tlascala city, ii., 412; v., 497, 503.
Quianna, Pueblo village and tribe, i., 526-56; location, i., 601.
Quiarlpi, i., 252, 261-2, 315, see Chaudières.
Quiateot, Nicaragua god, iii., 120, 492.
Quiauhteucyòhua, Nahua calendar sign and god, ii., 516.
Quibaha, Guatemalan tribe, v., 546.
Quicab I. (Kicab), Quiché king, v., 566, 583-94.
Quicab II. (Kicab), Quiché king, v., 594-5, 598.
Quicab III. (Kicab), Quiché king, v., 566, 595.
Quicab IV. (Kicab), Quiché king, v., 566, 595.
Quicab Tanub (Kicab Tanub), Quiché king, v., 566, 595, 599.
Quicamopa, Yuma dialect, iii., 684.
Quichemel, Mexican female dress, i., 620.
Quichés (Utletecas), Maya nation, i., 686-711; ii., 630-803;
location and name, i., 687, 788; ii., 121, 130; v., 164, 556,
565; special mention, i., 691, 700, 703, 707, 710; ii., 632,
637-44, 687-9, 732, 742-4, 762, 766-7, 789, 796-802; myth.,
iii., 44-54, 474-90, 542; v., 20; lang., iii., 760-2, 767-73;
hist., v., 21-2, 157-88, 540-602, 619, 626, 634.
Quicksilver, ii., 474; iv., 794.
Quicksutinut (Quicksulinut), tribe of Nootkas, i., 174-208;
location, i., 295.
Quiechapa, locality, Oajaca, i., 679, 681; v., 532.
Quieetsos, tribe of Sound Indians, i., 208-22; location, i., 303.
Quieh, Quiché-Cakchiquel day, ii., 767.
Quierecuaro, locality, Michoacan, v., 512.
Quigyamas, tribe of Apaches, i., 473-526; location, i., 598.
Quihuimas, iii., 685, see Quiquimas.
Quilapan, Oajaca, antiq., iv., 376.
Quilaztli, ii., 269; iii., 363, see Cioacoatl.
Quilleliutes (Quillehutes), tribe of Sound Indians, i., 208-22;
location, i., 303; special mention, i., 222.
Quillequeoquas, tribe of Chinooks, i., 222-50; location, i., 305.
Quimichtin, Nahua spies, ii., 424.
Quimis, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 611.
Quinaielt (Quinaik, Quinailee, Quinaitle), i., 303, see Queniult.
Quinames (Quinametin), Central Mexican tribe, i., 617-44;
location, i., 670-1; hist., v., 197-200, 483.
Quinantzin, Chichimec king, v., 315-20, 331-47.
Quinayat, i., 303, see Kwenaiwitl.
Quinehuayan, Chicomoztoc (Oztotl), station, Aztec migration, v.,
323-5.
Quinicuanes, North Mexican tribe, i., 571-91; location, i., 613.
Quinnecharts (Quinnechants), tribe of Sound Indians, i., 208-22;
location, i., 303.
Quinults, i., 303, see Queniults.
Quiotepec, Oajaca, antiq., iv., 418-21.
Quiquimas (Quihuimas), tribe of Pueblos, i., 526-56; lang., iii.,
685.
Quires (Querix), tribe of Pueblos, i., 526-56; location, i., 527;
special mention, i., 544.
Quirigua, Guatemala, antiq., iv., 108-15.
Quirogles (Quiroles, Quirotes), Central Californian tribe, i.,
361-401; location, i., 363, 453; lang., iii., 652.
Quitlahuacas, v., 308, see Cuitlatecs.
Quitlepanquetzin, Nahua burial ceremony, ii., 617.
Quitonaltia, offerings to the dead, ii., 612.
Quitzaenés, tribe of Apaches, i., 473-526; location, i., 592.
Quitzetzelohua, name for Napatecutli, iii., 417.
Quivers, i., 341, 431, 495, 541, 578, 627, 696; ii., 620.
Quiviras, tribe of Pueblos, i., 526-56; location, i., 527;
antiq., iv., 663, 672.
Quixté, Chiapas, antiq., iv., 354.
Quiyahuitztlan Anáhuac, station, Toltec migration, v., 213.
Quiyauhtzin, lord of Huexotla, v., 349.
Quíyechapa, Oajaca, antiq., iv., 375.
Quiyecolani, fort, Oajaca, v., 532.
Quiyecolani Mountains, i., 790.
Qulaha, city, Guatemala, i., 787.
Quoquoulth, i., 175, see Quackoll.
Quoratem River, i., 446.
Qwantlums, i., 209, see Kwantlums.
R
Rabbits, i., 229, 330, 403, 423-4, 427-30, 488, 538, 578, 625;
ii., 367, 720-1, 736-7; iii., 129.
Rabinal, town, Guatemala, i., 788; ii., 640-1; antiq., iv.,
130-1; hist., v., 546-9, 553-4, 556, 558, 561, 563, 571, 587,
591, 593.
Raccoon, Navajo myth., iii., 81.
Races, Human Race distinctions, etc., i., 12-26, 36, 87-8; iv.,
10-13.
Racing, i., 280, 552-3, 586; ii., 296-7, 399.
Rafts, see Boats.
Rahamun, Cakchiquel king, v., 590.
Rahpop-Ahih, Quiché title, v., 589.
Rahtzalam-Achih, Quiché title, v., 589.
Rahum (Raún), village, Sonora, i., 608.
Raiment, see Dress.
Rainbow, Peruvian myth., v., 16-17.
Rakes, for fishing, i., 104, 162, 186, 212, 233.
Ramas, tribe of Mosquitos, i., 711-47; location, i., 713, 793-4;
special mention, i., 714, 746; lang., iii., 783.
Ranas, Querétaro, antiq., iv., 550-1.
Ranchería, California collection of huts, i., 373.
Ranchería Valley, i., 362, 449.
Ranchito de Lugo, village, South California, i., 460.
Rancho del Chino, village, South California, i., 460.
Rancho de los Felis, village, South California, i., 460.
Rancho de las Piedras, Tamaulipas, antiq., iv., 595.
Rancho de los Verdugas, village, South California, i., 460.
Rancho de los Ybarras, village, South California, i., 460.
Randolph County, Mississippi Valley, antiq., iv., 762-3.
Rank, see Government.
Rape, punishment of, i., 660, 771; ii., 201, 466, 656, 659,
675-7.
Rat Indians, tribe of Thlinkeets, i., 96-114; location, i., 143.
Rat Island, i., 87, 142.
Rat River, lang., iii., 586.
Rats, as food, i., 374, 405, 427-30, 488, 561, 576, 625.
Rattles, i., 91, 705; ii., 293, 334, 646, 713, 737; iii., 385,
411.
Rattlesnake, i., 343; iii., 80.