Ja^{n}[|c]a[']te, an Omaha village 270

Kansa, Lodges of the 270

Knives of the Omaha 268

Ladles of the Omaha 277

La Fleche, Joseph, on Omaha armor 287

arrowshafts 286

mats 275

saddles 280

war-clubs 283

La Flesche, Francis, on grass-stalk drills 279

Lances of the Omaha 285

Lariats of the Omaha 280

Lodges of earth, Use of 271

, Omaha, how constructed 269

Long, S. H., on Kansa lodge 269

Omaha bow-wood 285

indian horsemanship 280

Mason, O. T., Acknowledgements to 269

Mats, cane, the Omaha and Winnebago 275

, Omaha lodges of, 269, 271

Mortars of the Omaha 276

Musical instruments of the Omaha 281

Omaha dwellings, furniture and implements 263-288

Osage indians, Bent spear used by 285

, Lodges of, described 271

Oto, Arrows of the 287

Pawnee, Armor of the 288

, Arrows of the 287

, Bent spear used by the 285

[P]ejqude, Tent of 273, 274

Pestles of the Omaha 176

Pillows of the Omaha 275

Pipes of the Omaha 279

Ponka, Armor not used by the 287

, Arrows of the 287

dwellings, furniture and implements 269

, Ropes of the 281

Pottery, formerly made by the Omaha 276, 277

Provision sacks of the Omaha 278

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