Chapter XLII: Part I: issued =28=: 19 (19)

=Pleasure=
activities designed to give =19=: LV-XCII.
corporations for =20=: LXXIV.
development of =19=: LIX, LX, LXII _sq._, =LXVI=, LXXII _sq._, XCII.
smiling as an expression of =20=: CXLI.

=Pleiades=
a sky deity =43=: 73, 74.
Eskimo belief concerning =18=: 449.
Indian name for =42=: 478.
legends concerning =30=: 262-266.
myths concerning =19=: 258 _sq._, 442 _sq_.
reference to =27=: 177.
“Seven Stars” fixing the year =38=: § 936.
string figure of =38=: § 650.

=Plenty Coups=, portrait made of =34=: 28.

=Plenty Horses=, Lieutenant Casey killed by =14=: 888.

=Plenty-of-Grizzly-Bear=, a Pend d’Oreille chief =45=: 377.

=Plenty-of-Horses=, a Flathead chief =45=: 377.

=Plenty Poles=, Kiowa met in north by =17=: 155.

=Pleurisy=
among the Pima =26=: 268.
remedy used for =42=: 658.

=Pleurisy Root=
mention of =33=: 109.
used medicinally =42=: 667, 668.

=Pleurotus Ulmarius= =33=: 61.

=Pliable Fabrics=, description of =13=: 21.

=Pliny=
cited =30=: 42.
cited on Roman superstitions =9=: 486, 487, 568, 570, 572, 574,
575, 578, 579.

=“Plover,” S. S.=, visit of, to Point Barrow, Alaska =9=: 52.

=Plover Bay=
graves at =18=: 321 _sq._
implements from =18=: 182, 187.
language of people of =18=: 25.
people of =18=: 26 _sqq._
tattooing by people of =18=: 52, 325, 426.
transportation apparatus from =18=: 208, 218.
village at =18=: 258.
visit of E. W. Nelson to =18=: 20.
whale hunting by people of =18=: 165 _sq._

=Pluchea Borealis.= _See_ =Arrowbush=.

=Plucking out Eyes=, tale of =31=: 154, 746, 759.

=Plugs=
for floating killed seals, Eskimo =18=: 131.
for hunting floats, Eskimo =18=: 140 _sqq._

=Plum=
wild, medicinal use of =42=: 659.
wild, mention of =33=: 87.
wild, use of =44=: 291.
wood, symbolism of =22, ii=: 22, 42.
wood, use of, in Hako ceremony =22, ii=: 20.
_See also_ =Prunus Americana=.

=Plumage=, origin of, Iroquois myth =2=: 79.

=Plumb Agent=, account of Ghost dance by =14=: 806.

=Plumbago=, Eskimo paint made of =18=: 198.

=Plume=, red, symbol of dawn and peace =36=: 134.

=Plume Boxes= =8=: 210.

=Plume Stick=
baho, or feathered wand, used in kiva consecratory ceremonials
=8=: 119 _sq._, 129, 130.
shrines at Mashongnavi =8=: 167.

=Plumed Snake=
consecration of Moñwiva to =21=: 84.
cult in Tusayan =17=: 671, 672.
figures on Hopi kilts =17=: 696.
figures on pottery =17=: 658, 671.
Hopi cult of =28=: 142.
house of =21=: 51.
in Hopi mythology =17=: 668.
on pottery from Old Shumopavi, description and figure of =22,
i=: 114, 115.
symbolism, Casa Grande =28=: 113, 141 _sq._

=Plummet=
described and figured =13=: 110.
specimen found at Casa Grande =28=: 125.

=Plums=
human transportation of =33=: 60.
of Great Plains =14=: 328.
_See also_ =Plum=.

=Plumstone Game=
in Menomini myth =14=: 188.
mention of =3=: 334.
of the Arikara =24=: 97.
of the Cheyenne =24=: 61.
of the Dakota (Santee) =24=: 180-185.
of the Dakota (Yankton) =24=: 184, 185 _sq._
of the Illinois =24=: 72.
of the Menomini =14=: 241.
of the Wyandot =24=: 118 _sq._

=Ply=
multiple =38=: § 37.
single =38=: § 33.
three =38=: § 36.
two =38=: § 35.

=Plymouth=, Indian policy of =18=: 600, 601, 607 _sq._, 611.

=Plymouth Company=, charter of =18=: 529 _sq._, 550 _sq._

=Plymouth Township, Pa.=, vessel from =20=: 166.

=P‘nä=
a village on Columbia River =14=: 716, 717.
meaning of =14=: 735.
Smohalla ceremonial at =14=: 727.
_See also_ =Priest Rapids=.

=Pneumonia=
among the Pima =26=: 268.
remedies used for =42=: 660, 664, 668.

=Poaceae= =33=: 66.

=Poast, _Miss_ Florence M.=
resignation of =39=: 28.
work of =36=: 9; =37=: 31; =38=: p. 1, 21; =39=: 28.

=Pobares, F.=, death of =14=: 499, 500.

=Pocagan.= _See_ =Pokagan=.

=Pocataligo’s Band= of Shoshoni, treaty with =18=: 828.

=Pocatquissing Creek, N. J.=, pottery of =20=: 176 _sq._

=Pochi-ponaiyang=, “night-owl ear,” leaf basket =38=: § 453.

=Pockets= in Eskimo women’s “housewives” =18=: 105.

=Pocomtuck=, allied to Stockbridge Mahican =43=: 216.

=Pódodal=, strange experience of =17=: 345.

=P’ódalä´ñte=, death of =17=: 361, 362, 377.

=Podunk Indians=, account of the =18=: 613.

=Poepiche=
Apalachicola “king” =42=: 34.
name interpreted =42=: 34.

=Poetry=
and music of the Eskimo =6=: 648-658.
development of =19=: LXXXVII-CXII.
Zuñi, discussion of =47=: 617-620.

=Poey, Andres=
on Cuban antiquities =24=: 181, 244.
on Cuban skulls =25=: 30.
on phallicism in West Indies =25=: 100.

=Póggamoggan=, use of, by the Ojibwa =13=: 95.

=Po´hoi=, a Comanche band =14=: 1045.

=Pohlik.= _See_ =Klamath=.

=Pohóme.= _See_ =Smith, John=.

=Pohoneechee= land cessions and reservations =18=: 782, 822.

=Point Barrow, Alaska=
buildings =18=: 244, 263.
character of people of =18=: 300 _sq._
Eskimo of =46=: 215, 218, 226, 227, 230.
Eskimo of, habitat of =7=: 73.
implements and utensils from =18=: 63, 78, 79, 81 _sq._
masks from =3=: 136.
measurements =46=: 228.
mention of =46=: 168, 177, 206, 207, 209.
old remains =46=: 205.
physical characteristics of people of =18=: 28.
range of people of =18=: 26.
skeletal parts from =46=: 313.
strange groups of Eskimo near =46=: 318.
topography of region of =9=: 27 _sqq._
transportation apparatus from =18=: 215, 220, 224.
visit of E. W. Nelson to =18=: 21.
whale hunting by people of =18=: 166.

=Point Barrow Crania=
basiofacial diameters =46=: 279-282.
dental arch =46=: 276.
facial =46=: 266.
facial angles =46=: 285.
mention of =46=: 236, 237, 254, 255, 256, 257, 258, 260, 261,
262, 263.
nose =46=: 268, 270.
orbits =46=: 274.
total, all averages =46=: 286.

=Point Elliott=, treaty of =18=: 798 _sqq._

=Point Hope=
archeology of =46=: 166, 173, 363.
burials in =46=: 183.
character of people of =18=: 300, 302.
clothing from =18=: 38.
dialect of people of =18=: 25.
Eskimo of =46=: 226, 230.
excavations by Eskimo of =46=: 167, 205.
fossil ivory culture of =46=: 174.
graveyard at =18=: 322.
implements and utensils from =18=: 67, 69, 75, 88, 89, 91, 93,
101, 102, 108, 110, 114, 115, 127, 129, 134, 149, 150, 159,
170, 189.
mention of =46=: 101, 113, 207.
musical instruments from =18=: 351.
old remains of =46=: 205.
ornaments from =18=: 48, 49, 61.
people of =18=: 26, 28.
population of =46=: 205.
ridges of ruins of =46=: 172, 205.
summer camp at =18=: 262.
tobacco implements from =18=: 283.
toys from =18=: 344.
transportation apparatus from =18=: 210, 224.

=Point Hope Crania=
basiofacial diameters =46=: 279-282.
dental arch =46=: 276.
facial =46=: 266.
facial angles =46=: 285.
means =46=: 268, 270.
mention of =46=: 257, 258, 259, 260, 261, 262.
nose =46=: 268, 270.
orbits =46=: 274.
skeletal parts =46=: 197.

=Point no Point=, treaty of =18=: 800.

=Point of Rocks, Md.=
character of pottery of =20=: 150.
rhyolite blade found at =15=: 76.

=Point Pleasant, N. J.=
argillite rejects from =15=: 90.
pottery from =20=: 177 _sq._

=Point Spencer= =46=: 197.

=Point Village=, Ponca, reference to =27=: 51.

=Point Washington, Fla.=, pottery from =20=: 109 _sq._

=Pointed Hearts=, a Coeur d’Alêne synonym =14=: 733.

=Pointing=, objections to =30=: 239 _sq._, 271.

=Points=
slate =44=: 101 _sq._
spear and arrow, ivory =46=: 46, 60, 63, 67, 88, 144, 146, 170, 173.

=Points of the Compass= =27=: 111.

=Poison=
antidotes for =38=: § 930.
bamboo for alligator =38=: § 213.
darts =38=: § 121-123.
fish =38=: § 208-214.
in punishment of offenders =27=: 213.
in Shell society =27=: 559, 560, 561, 564.
native, of Sonora =14=: 537, 541.
secret =38=: § 734, 735.
use of =14=: 500, 502; =45=: 344, 394.
_See also_ =Arrow Poison=; =Plants, _poisonous_=.

=Poison Ivy=
in Cherokee lore =19=: 425.
mention of =33=: 100.

=Poison Oak=
mention of =33=: 100.
place named for =30=: 86.

=Poisoned Arrows=, discussion of =14=: 284.

=Poisoning=
of springs by the Zuñi =13=: 331.
practice of =30=: 343, 358 _sq._
_See also_ =Curare=; =Poison=.

=Poti=; =Poito=, slave =38=: § 740.

=Pojoaque _or_ Pojuaque=
a Tewa pueblo =8=: 37.
collection from =2=: 438.
population of =7=: 123.
pueblo, Act of Congress affecting =18=: 922.

=Pokagomon Lake=
cession of reserve at =18=: 830.
reservation at =18=: 802.

=Pokagon, _Chief_ Simon=
on failure of wild rice crop =19=: 1095, 1099, 1100.
on popular synonym for wild rice =19=: 1023.
on Potawatomi gathering wild rice =19=: 1062, 1063.
on Potawatomi mealtime =19=: 1087.
on Potawatomi property right in wild rice =19=: 1073.
on Potawatomi thrashing wild rice in special bag =19=: 1069.
on Potawatomi use of birch-bark mococks =19=: 1072.
on wild rice in Potawatomi mythology =19=: 1091.
on wild rice moon =19=: 1089.

=Pokagon’s Band=
cession of reserve at =18=: 750.
reservation for =18=: 740.

=Pokchetah=, definition of =16=: 247.

=Pokeberry= =33=: 78.

=Pokenwell= land cessions and reservations =18=: 782.

=Poker= played by the Eskimo =18=: 297, 330 _sq._

=Pokinsquss=, myth of =10=: 469 _sq._

=Pokomam=, formation of number names in =19=: 862, 880.

=Pokonchi=, formation of number names in =19=: 862, 880, 901.

=Pokwádi.= _See_ =Pojoaque=.

=Po’kwoide=, pueblo of, speaks same language as Hano clans =21=: 614.

=Polaka=, Hano tradition given by =8=: 35.

=P’olä´ñte.= _See_ =P’ódalä´ñte=.

=P’olä´ñyi-katŏn=, calendar of =17=: 144.

=Poland, _Colonel_ ----=, troops under, at Rosebud =14=: 850.

=Poläñyup _or_ Polä´ñyup=, a Kiowa military order =14=: 989; =17=:
230.

=Polaris= in Pima religion =26=: 252.

=Pole=; =Paddle= =38=: § 799.

=Pole Star=
a sky deity =43=: 74.
Iroquois myth of =2=: 81.

=Polemonium=, use of =45=: 467.

=Poles=
anointing the sacred =3=: 293.
for suspension of blankets, etc. =8=: 110, 189, 208, 214.
sacrifice, in Sioux ceremony =14=: 823.
the sacred =3=: 234, 293.
used in boating =30=: 221.
_See also_ =Tree=.

=Poliahu= =33=: 305, 306, 324.

=Políakyă=, a Kiowa chief =17=: 164, 263.

=Police, Sioux=
arrest of Sitting Bull by =14=: 856 _sqq._
bravery of =14=: 860.
moderation of =14=: 869.

=Policemen=
a class in the Omaha State =3=: 216.
among the Assiniboin =15=: 224.
appointed in hunting, Omaha =3=: 288.
appointed in war, Omaha =3=: 321.
function of, among Siouan Indians =15=: 214.
Indian, activities of =47=: 56, 59.
power of the Omaha =3=: 363.

=Polished Stone Implements= =46=: 135, 144, 148.

=Polishing=
Eastern United States pottery =20=: 51, 54, 55, 56, 63, 65.
horn, Kwakiutl =35=: 104, 108.
silver, Navaho method of =2=: 175.
tools of the Eskimo =18=: 87 _sqq._, 112.
_See also_ =Finish=; =Stones=.

=Polishing Stones=
Antillean =25=: 93.
description of =13=: 93.
from ruined pueblos on Little Colorado River, varieties of =22,
i=: 103.
from Sikyatki =17=: 729.

=Politeness=, Omaha =3=: 269 _sq._

=Political Organization=, Acoma, compared with eastern Keres =47=:
141.

=Politics= at Acoma =47=: 61.

=Politzer, T. H.=, account of Oraibi Snake dance by =16=: 273.

=Polk County, Mo.=, flint in =44=: 536.

=Pollard, J. G.=
bulletin by =15=: XXXVI, XL, XLVI, XLIX, LIV.
on Pamunkey pottery making =20=: 153.

=Pollen=
ceremonial use of =15=: 289; =47=: 275 _sq._, 291, 297, 300, 302,
326 _sq._, 337.
gathering of =47=: 276.
informant’s use of the term =47=: 275.
pigment made from =47=: 860.
use of, among Hindus and Romans =9=: 535.
use of, among Israelites and Egyptians =9=: 517 _sq._
use of, in Apache ceremony =14=: 705.
_See also_ =Meal=.

=Pollock, Oscar=, killed at Wounded Knee =14=: 871, 872.

=Polo, Marco=, cited on cords worn by Brahmans =9=: 563.

=Poloi, Henry=, acknowledgment to =14=: 655.

=Polonches=, a Pä´lus synonym =14=: 735.

=Poluyo=, source of salt =38=: § 250.

=Polyandry=
among the Omahas =3=: 261.
traces of, among the Seri =17=: 281*, 283*.
_See also_ =Polygamy=.

=Polychrome Group= of Chiriquian pottery =6=: 140-147.

=Polygala Senega=, use of =44=: 291, 336, 338, 364, 376.

=Polygamy=
among the Antilleans =25=: 48.
among the Cherokee =19=: 163, 365, 481.
among the Eskimo =9=: 411; =18=: 292.
among the Guiana Indians =38=: § 892-896.
among the Kiowa =17=: 233.
among the Kwakiutl =35=: 897, 980, 1018, 1028, 1031, 1261.
among the Northern Indians =11=: 188, 270.
among the Omaha =3=: 261.
among the Pima =26=: 184.
among the Seri =17=: 11, 279*.
among the Tsimshian =31=: 420.
not common =42=: 370.
practice of =42=: 79, 371, 373, 374, 376, 699.
references to =27=: 326, 615.
supposed influence of =42=: 354.
when permissible =42=: 353.
_See also_ =Marriage=; =Polyandry=; =Polygyny=.

=Polygonaceae= =33=: 77.

=Polygonatum Commutatum=, use of =44=: 291, 336.

=Polygonum Amphibium= =45=: 515.

=Polygonum Persicaria=, use of =44=: 291.

=Polygonum Punctatum=, use of =44=: 291, 344.

=Polygyny, Sororal=, only one case mentioned =31=: 422.

=Polynesia=
tattooing in =10=: 408.
_See also_ =Malay=.

=Polynesian=
loan words =15=: LXIV.
ornamentation, illustrations of =6=: 249, 250.

=Polynesians=
absence of clans among the =17=: 227.
myth of the =19=: 431.

=Polypodium=, source of salt =38=: § 250.

=Polyporaceae= =33=: 62.

=Polyporpus Abietinea= =45=: 504.

=Polystichum Munitum= =45=: 499.

=Polystictus Versicolor= =33=: 62.

=Polytheism=
among the Siouan tribes =11=: 502.
_See also_ =Gods=.

=Pomeroon District, _of British Guiana_=, excavations in =34=: 76
_sq._

=Pomme Blanche=
definition of =4=: 102.
mention of =33=: 92.

=Pomo Indian=
basket making among the =20=: XVI.
games of the =24=:
cat’s cradle 771.
dice games 131-136.
hand game 289 _sqq._
hoop and pole 478 _sq._
racket 562, 594 _sq._
ring and pin 528, 550.
snow-snake 413 _sq._
stick games 247.
land cessions and reservations =18=: 784.
_See also_ =Camelelpoma=.

=Pompey, N. Y.=, site of former Onondaga village =43=: 454.

=Pompin=, Tewa name of San Francisco mountains =21=: 105.

=Ponca=
arrow-making among the =27=: 42, 43, 452.
belief as to ghosts =27=: 216.
ceremony of conferring war honors =27=: 439 _sqq._
conception of Day and Night =27=: 507.
customs in the eighteenth century =27=: 50.
data on scalp and war dances of =40=: 548.
divisions of the =37=: 181.
feast of soldiers =27=: 309, 500.
food supply of the =27=: 45.
games of the =24=:
archery 383, 394.
dice games 188 _sq._
hoop and pole 517.
shinny 641.
snow-snake 419.
tops 747.
general account of the =27=: 41 _sq._, 452.
gens of several tribes =27=: 47, 67, 217.
Ghost dance among the =14=: 816, 902.
habitat of the =7=: 113, 115.
hunting ground of the =27=: 89.
legends of the =27=: 47-50, 446.
linguistic classification of the =27=: 605.
manner of wearing hair =27=: 132.
“mark of honor” among the =27=: 506, 507.
meaning of term lost =27=: 40.
murder among the =27=: 216.
name applied to English by the =27=: 611.
Omaha name for the =27=: 101.
party to treaties =27=: 73, 74, 218, 376.
personal names of the =27=: 51-57.
population and villages of =27=: 51.
population of the =7=: 117.
punishment of offenders among =27=: 48.
recent history of the =27=: 51.
references to =27=: 29, 67, 73, 194, 217.
relation of, with other tribes =27=: 35, 37 _sq._, 39; =36=: 45, 46.
removal of =27=: 635 _sq._
removal of, to Indian territory =5=: 364.
report of, on Hako ceremony among Pawnees =22, ii=: 13.
rites and customs of gentes =27=: 42-47.
ritual connected with tribal hunt =27=: 442-446.
separation from Omaha =27=: 78 _sqq._
separation from Osage =27=: 38.
Thunder society =27=: 490 _sq._
traditions of the =27=: 38, 40, 41.
tribal circle of the =27=: 42.
tribal customs of the =43=: 94.
tribal organization of the =27=: 48, 61, 140.
visit of, to Washington =34=: 28.
warfare with Omaha =27=: 87.
Wa´waⁿ ceremony =27=: 400 _sq._
We´toⁿ waaⁿ among the =27=: 423.
_See also_ =Ponka=; and names of gentes and of other divisions.

=Ponca City, Iowa=, reference to =27=: 86.

=Ponca Dialect=, word of, in Osage rituals =39=: 186 _sq._

=Ponca River=, reference to =27=: 92.

=Poⁿ´caxti, _gens of Ponca_=
account of the =27=: 44 _sq._
personal names of =27=: 54 _sq._
reference to =27=: 41, 42, 48.

=Ponce, Juan=
cacique shot by =25=: 146.
slayer of Aguebana the Second =25=: 38.

=Ponce de Leon=
defeat of natives by =25=: 40.
native name assumed by =25=: 34.
relations of, with Aguebana the First =25=: 36.

=Ponceau, du ----= =46=: 340.

=Ponchos=
as neck wraps =45=: 233.
description of =45=: 77.
use of =45=: 235.

=Pond, G. H.=
cited on beliefs =11=: 375.
quoted on beliefs =11=: 446.
quoted on Heyoka gods =11=: 468.
quoted on Indian beliefs =11=: 432, 494.
quoted on mystery dance =11=: 440.
quoted on Sun dance =11=: 450.
reference to work of =11=: 363.

=Pond Lily=, large yellow =33=: 79.

=Ponderas.= _See_ =Pend d’Oreille=.

=Po´nepoyannĕ=, description of =23=: 417.

=Ponera Clavata.= _See_ =Counterirritants=.

=Ponio= war symbols =4=: 88.

=Ponka=
a Ȼegiha division =15=: 162.
armor not used by the =13=: 287.
arrows of the =13=: 287.
bark baskets of the =13=: 278.
belief of, as to future life =11=: 419.
chiefs, initiation of =3=: 359 _sq._
cults, description of =11=: 371.
dancing societies =3=: 355.
dwellings, furniture and implements of =13=: 269.
early history of the =15=: 192.
games =3=: 334, 336, 337, 339, 340.
gentile system of the =15=: 228.
land cessions and reservations =18=: 818, 836, 886, 888, 892, 904,
938.
mention of the =4=: 131, 133, 134.
migrations of the =3=: 212 _sq._
mode of camping =3=: 219.
only one pipe in Pipe dance of =3=: 282.
personal names of the =10=: XIX.
population of the =15=: 192.
researches concerning the =11=: XXXI.
reservation =4=: 125.
ropes of the =13=: 281.
secret society among the =6=: 396.
settlement of, on Cherokee Strip =19=: 151.
status of chiefs among the =15=: 221.
study of feather symbolism of the =19=: XX.
study of fraternities and cults of the =19=: XLVIII.
terms =11=: 367.
thunderbird and cedar among the =15=: 183.
tribal designations of the =10=: 386 _sq._
tradition of the Sacred Pole =3=: 234.
_See also_ =Ponca=.

=Ponka Fort, Old= =3=: 313.

=Ponobi Kiva= of Oraibi, wall lathing of =8=: 126.

=Pontiac=
ball game during conspiracy of =14=: 130.
confederacy of =19=: 41, 234.
character of =14=: 668.
hostility of, toward English =14=: 18.
manuscript, reference to =14=: 663.
Menomini participation in conspiracy of =14=: 51.
wampum belt of =10=: 230.

=Pontima=, Antelope priest, description of =19=: 984 _sq._

=Pontitok Creek=, treaty of =18=: 738.

=Pontotoc, Miss.=, trails of =42=: 816, 821.

=Pontotoc County, Miss.=, route from, to Natchez =42=: 814 _sq._

=Ponus=, sale of land by =18=: 616.

=Pony Fetish=
of the Navaho =2=: 44.
_See also_ =Horse=.

=Pöokong.= _See_ =Hopi, _mythology of_=.

=Pool, Elizabeth=, purchase of land by =18:= 607.

=Poole, Francis=, on stick game, Haida =24=: 260.

=Poor=, provision for the =42=: 182.

=Poor Bear.= _See_ =Gúañtekána=.

=Poor Buffalo=
a Ghost dance leader =14=: 908.
Kiowa Messiah delegation under =14=: 907.
portrait of =14=: 908.
_See also_ =Pá-tádal=.

=Poore, Henry R.=, on Taos =29=: 182.

=Poosepatuck=, dialect of =43=: 214.

=Poo-yah-to-yeh-be.= _See_ =Púiwi-Tóyäbi=.

=Pope, George=, petroglyphs described by =10=: 117.

=Pope, John=, on influence of wild rice on geographic nomenclature
=19=: 1123.

=Pope, _Gen._ John=
campaign of, in 1874 =17=: 204.
on Kiowa character =17=: 235.
on Kiowa habitat =7=: 84.
on outbreak of 1874-1875 =17=: 199.
on the Hueco Tanks =17=: 302, 305.

=Popé=, leader in Pueblo rebellion =13=: 329.

=Pope’s=, treaties of =18=: 748.

=Pope’s Creek, Md.=
boulder deposits on =15=: 71.
collection from =28=: 21.
pottery of =20=:
difference between Potomac Creek pottery and 154 _sq._
mention of 153 _sq._
resemblance of Delaware Valley pottery to 177.
resemblance of District of Columbia pottery to 156.

=Popgun=
used by the =24=:
Arikara 758.
Cheyenne 758.
Dakota, Oglala 759.
Dakota, Teton 759.
Omaha 759-760.
Sauk and Foxes 758.
Siouan stock 758.
Yokuts 759.

=Poplar, Balsam=, use of =44=: 291.

=Poplar Bark=, finish given by use of, in firing =20=: 54.

=Poplars=
a Black Corn group =47=: 270, 271.
officials of =47=: 271.

=Popokak= =46=: 192.

=Popol Vuh=
Bat house mentioned in =16=: 225.
mythic bird mentioned in =16=: 220.
reference to monkey in =16=: 243.

=Popoloca=, numbers of =19=: 872, 930.

=Popped Corn=, preparation of =30=: 76.

=Population=
affected by smallpox =46=: 465.
Alabama =42=: 150.
causes of reduction in =46=: 625.
Cherokee =19=: 11, 34, 39, 103, 112, 125, 136, 150, 155, 156 _sq._
Cherokee loss in, through Civil War =19=: 150.
Coeur d’Alêne =45=: 39 _sq._
decrease in =45=: 315.
East Cherokee =19=: 166 _sqq._, 172, 176, 179, 180.
effect on, of intoxicating drinks =46=: 465.
enlargement of pueblos necessitated by increase of =8=: 70.
Eskimo =11=: 176; =46=: 181.
increase of =46=: 405.
Indian, in the wild rice district =19=: 1106-1114.
Indian, investigation of =30=: 18.
Indian, of the United States, statistics of =18=: 537.
Indian, paper on =45=: 2.
Indian, work of James Mooney on =34=: 13.
Kansa =27=: 66.
Kiowa =17=: 235.
Kiowa Apache =17=: 253.
Koasati =42=: 150.
Mohegan =43=: 212.
of all wild rice consuming Indians =19=: 1055.
of ancient cavate lodges =13=: 251.
of ancient pueblos =13=: 203, 211, 259, 300.
of Awatobi =17=: 605.
of Casa Blanca =16=: 105.
of Casa Grande =13=: 300.
of cliff dwellings =16=: 98, 135, 196.
of Dakota Confederacy =15=: 190.
of Gordon town =41=: 553.
of Honanki =17=: 567.
of Indian tribes, discussion of =7=: 33-40.
of Isleta =47=: 209.
of Pakashi-izini ruin =16=: 99.
of Point Barrow Eskimo =9=: 43.
of the Assiniboin =15=: 191; =46=: 396 _sq._
of the Flathead group =45=: 314 _sqq._
of the Menomini =14=: 17, 32.
of the Okanagon group =45=: 211 _sqq._
of the Siouan stock =15=: 166, 199.
of the Zuñi =13=: 367.
Omaha =27=: 33 _sq._, 642.
Osage =36=: 46.
paper on, by J. Mooney =41=: 56.
Pequot =43=: 213.
Pima =26=: 20 _sq._
Ponca =27=: 51.
proportion of warriors to =14=: 33.
Quapaw =27=: 67.
Saline River region =42=: 808.
Seri =17=: 71, 87, 95, 96, 100, 113, 134* _sq._
statistics, difficulty of obtaining =14=: 33.
Texas Cherokee in 1838 =19=: 145.
Yukon =46=: 130 _sqq._, 133.
Zuñi =47=: 475.
_See also_ names of various tribes.

=Populo=, location, duration and size of =17=: 69 _sqq._

=Populus=, medicinal use of =42=: 660.

=Populus Balsamifera=
medicinal constituents of =44=: 304.
medicinal properties of =44=: 302.
use of =44=: 291, 307, 320, 338, 350, 358.

=Populus Deltoides Marsh.= _See_ =Cottonwood=.

=Populus Sargentii= =33=: 72.

=Populus Tacamahacca= =45=: 497.

=Populus Tremuloides= =45=: 464, 483, 497, 504.

=Porch Posts= =8=: 81, 82.

=Porcupine= (1)
account of Messiah by =14=: 793 _sq._
effect of Messiah visit of =14=: 818.
Ghost song composed by =14=: 1028.
statement of, concerning Messiah =14=: 819.
visit of, to Wovoka =14=: 703, 784, 803, 817, 894.

=Porcupine= (2)
folktale of the =14=: 210.
Tsimshian story of =31=: 112.
_See also_ =Porcupines=.

=Porcupine Clan=, origin of =32=: 654.

=Porcupine Grass= =33=: 66.

=Porcupine Hunter=, story of =31=: 108 _sq._

=Porcupines=
associated with the north wind =37=: 503.
bones of, thrown in the fire =31=: 449.
figures of, on pottery =17=: 669.
found by Coronado at Cibola =14=: 560.
must not be smoked out of their dens in winter =31=: 449.
quills of, use of =46=: 590, 591.
quill-work =42=: 690.
skins of, used in embroidery =13=: 28.
spines of, used for necklaces =38=: § 534.
taming of =38=: § 723.
_See also_ =Porcupine= (2)

=Pork, Indian=, quality of =19=: 82.

=Porphyry Stone Chips=, for graters =38=: § 338.

=Porpoise=
_among the Tlingit_ =26=:
crest animal 416.
name used in game 444, 445.
on grave post 432.
source of personal names 422.
varieties of 458.
beliefs concerning =30=: 243.
butchering of =35=: 446.
distribution of =35=: 750.
head and tail given to steersman =35=: 447.
intestines of, thrown into sea =35=: 447.
names of parts of body of =35=: 450.
origin of =30=: 121, 245.
place of, in Seri dietary =17=: 193*.
preparation of =35=: 448.

=Porras, _Padre_ ----=, missionary labors of =17=: 595, 599, 600, 605.

=Port Clarence=
implements from =18=: 80, 87, 89, 121, 134, 139, 146, 171, 182.
mention of =46=: 89, 117, 121.
musical instruments from =18=: 353.
old sites of =46=: 197.
people of =18=: 26.
skeletal parts from =46=: 313.
tobacco implements from =18=: 283.
transportation apparatus from =18=: 226.

=Port Clarence Crania=
basiofacial diameters =46=: 279-282.
dental arch =46=: 276.
facial =46=: 266.
facial angles =46=: 285.
means =46=: 286.
mention of =46=: 257, 259, 260, 262, 263.
nose =46=: 268, 270.
orbits =46=: 274.
skulls =46=: 232, 233, 236, 237.

=Port Guichon=, design on basket from =41=: 236.

=Port Heiden= =46=: 189.

=Port Madison Reserves=
changes in =18=: 834.
establishment of =18=: 800.

=Port Moller= =46=: 189.

=Port Royal=, importance of records of =42=: 679.

=Port Safety= =46=: 196.

=Port Tobacco River=, bowlder deposits on =15=: 71.

=Portage=
Guiana Indian =38=: § 801.
method of making, among Northern Indians =11=: 306.
Yukon-Kotzebue Sound =46=: 127.
Yukon-Kuskokwim =46=: 127.

=Portage de(s) Sioux=, treaties of =18=: 680; =27=: 622.

=Porter, ----=
on Crow habitat in 1829 =15=: 198.
on Osage habitat =15=: 192.
on Oto habitat =15=: 195.

=Porter, G. B.=, treaty concluded by =18=: 774.

=Porter, J. Hampden=, on ceremonial scratching among Indians =9=: 492.

=Porter, _Prof._ Samuel=, on thought without language =1=: 277.

=Porter, Thomas C.=, on wild rice in Pennsylvania =19=: 1032.

=Porter-Johnson Episode=, account of =17=: 121 _sq._

=Porter, Pleasant.= _See_ =Pleasant Porter=.

=Porteranthus=, species of, used medicinally =42=: 667.

=Porto Rico=
aboriginal objects collected in =23=: XLI.
aborigines of, article on =28=: 13.
absence of axes in =34=: 131.
archeologic survey of =23=: XXVIII.
archeological reconnaissance in =25=: XIV _sq._, XXVI, XXVIII.
archeological sites =25=:
caves 87 _sqq._, 155.
dance plazas 79-85.
general discussion of 78 _sq._
shell heaps 85 _sqq._
artifacts and customs of =23=: XIV.
as a field for folklore =25=: 75.
beads from =25=: 109.
canoes from =25=: 209.
center of an Antillean culture =25=: 90.
climate of =25=: 21, 22.
contour of =25=: 129.
cultural relations of inhabitants of =34=: 169.
culture area =34=: 168-240.
ethnologic material from =21=: XII.
excavations in =34=: 51.
fauna and flora of =25=: 22.
field work in =21=: IX; =23=: IX, XVII, XXVII _sq._
geology of =25=: 21, 22.
highest culture developed in =34=: 169.
Latimer collection from =34=: 131.
location of =25=: 21.
modern houses of =25=: 41, 43, 45, 47.
monographic treatment of =25=: 19 _sq._
mounds in =25=: 82 _sq._
number of specimens from =34=: 49.
people of =25=: 24 _sqq._, 215.
physical features of =25=: 21 _sq._
pictography in =25=: 149-159.
prehistoric implements of =24=: XIII _sq._, XXVII _sq._
prehistoric political divisions of =25=: 35-40.
researches in =27=: 8.
skeletal remains in =25=: 29 _sq_.
visits of Dr. J. W. Fewkes to =25=: 17.
_zemis_ of, investigation of =23=: XL.
_See also_ =Archeological Objects=; =Borinqueños=; =Carib=; =West
Indies=.

=Portolá, Gaspar de=, extract from diary of =44=: 44 _sq._

=Portolá Expedition=, Syujtun mentioned in records of =44=: 36.

=Portraits=
objected to, at Isleta =47=: 245.
restrictions on =30=: 299.
_See also_ =Photographs=; =Photoportraits=; =Pictures=.

=Portraiture=, absence of use of pottery for, among American
aborigines =20=: 25.

=Portsmouth, Ohio=
remains in vicinity of =44=: 491.
trails near =42=: 786.

=Portsmouth, R. I.=, petroglyphs at =10=: 113.

=Portuguese Gentleman.= _See_ =Elvas=.

=Posey ----=, contract made by =18=: 673, 689.

=Pó’shaiyank’ya _or_ Po´-shai-an-k’ia=
a prey god, Zuñi myth of =2=: 16.
of Zuñi mythology =13=: 381.

=Poskita.= _See_ =Busk= (1); =Busk= (2).

=Poso Verde= in Pima legend =28=: 48.

=Posonwû=, pueblo of, speaks same language as Hano clans =19=: 614.

=Posówe=, a former Tewa pueblo =8=: 37.

=Possession=
demoniac, belief in =30=: 168.
pictographic signs for =10=: 598.
right of =1=: 252.
sign of =1=: 484, 524.

=Possessive Pronoun=
Arapaho =28=: 235.
Fox =28=: 256.

=Possiru=, the old-time five-pronged arrow from Cayenne =38=: § 141.

=Possum.= _See_ =Opossum.=

=Post, _Father_ ----= =46=: 86.

=Post-mortem Trephining=, absence of =16=: 65, 71.

=Postley, _Miss_ ----=, work of =25=: XXV.

=Poston, _Col._ C. D.=, reference to =28=: 149.

=Poston, Charles D.=
on Antonio Azul =26=: 196.
on cottonseed furnished Pima =26=: 77.
on morality of Pima =26=: 198.
on Pima irrigation =26=: 32.
superintendent for Indian affairs in Arizona =26=: 33.

=Poston Butte=, reference to =28=: 114.

=Posts=
at head of the dead =40=: 358, 371, 421.
burial =1=: 197.
of a house, ability to speak =30=: 125, 233.
of porch, remains of, at Hawikuh and Ketchipauan =8=: 81, 82.
sunk in floor forming part of loom =8=: 212.

=Postures, Ritual= =47=: 283.

=Pot=
lucky, legend of =30=: 302, 303.
toy, buried with child =41=: 604.
_See also_ =Pots=; =Pottery=.

=Pot-shaped Baskets= =41=: 204.

=Pot-shaped Vessels= =4=: 392-398.

=Pot-spoon=, washing =30=: 241, 252, 267.

=Pot-stands= =38=: § 392.

=Potalia Amara=, antidote for cassava poison =38=: § 930.

=Potano Tribe=, mention of =42=: 324.

=Potato Clan=
native names for =42=: 115.
story concerning =42=: 108, 109.

=Potatoes=
among the Cherokee =19=: 214, 492.
among the Guiana Indians =38=: § 246.
Indian =33=: 94.
marsh, use of =42=: 692.
sweet, aversion of spirits for =30=: 179.
transformation of =30=: 246.
use of, for food =30=: 71.
wild, the first of the vines to grow =21=: 226.

=Potawatomi Indian _or_ Tribe=
absence of Ghost dance among the =14=: 816.
and Dakota early contact =15=: 190.
and Ottawa intermarriage =14=: 44.
and Ottawa relationship =14=: 44.
at Braddock’s defeat =14=: 16.
ceremony of, similar to Fox =40=: 504.
culture hero of =40=: 375.
dance introduced by the =40=: 356.
disciples of Känakuk =14=: 696 _sq._
Dreamer society of the =14=: 157.
eat wild rice =19=: 1083.
games of the =24=:
archery 383, 385.
dice games 85.
hidden ball 344, 385.
stick games 231.
Ghost dance among the =14=: 902.
habitat of the =28=: 290.
habitat of the, in 1634 =14=: 15.
in wild-rice district =19=: 1053.
land cessions and reservations =18=: 650, 654 _sqq._, 662 _sqq._,
666 _sqq._, 674 _sqq._, 676 _sqq._, 680 _sqq._, 684-688, 692,
702 _sqq._, 710 _sqq._, 716, 718, 722 _sqq._, 738, 740 _sqq._,
750, 752, 754, 756, 758, 760, 762, 766, 778, 824, 844, 856, 940.
linguistic investigations among the =28=: 225.
meaning of tribal name, history, migration, and settlement of =19=:
1039, 1053.
mention of the =4=: 220.
mounds of the =5=: 34; =12=: 110.
Omaha name for the =27=: 102.
origin of the tribe =19=: 1039.
population of the =7=: 50; =19=: 1108, 1109, 1110.
population of, consuming wild rice =19=: 1053.
property right of, in wild rice =19=: 1073.
reference to the =40=: 37.
settlement of, at Tippecanoe =14=: 684.
store wild rice in birch bark boxes =19=: 1072.
story of Nanaboojoo =14=: 207.
study of =39=: 19.
study of history of =30=: 19, 20.
territory occupied by the =37=: 77.
thrash wild rice =19=: 1069 _sq._
wild rice death feast of the =19=: 1091 _sq._
wild rice moon of the =19=: 1089.

=Potawatomi Language=
classification of, by Dr. T. Michelson =36=: 18.
description of =28=: 261 _sq._, 265-269.
examples in comparison with =28=:
Algonkin 259, 262, 271.
Central Algonquian 245.
Cree 245, 262.
Cree-Montagnais 259.
Fox 259, 262.
Kickapoo 259.
Menominee 259, 262.
Natick 271.
Ojibwa 245, 259, 262, 271.
Peoria 259, 262, 271.
Sauk 259.
Shawnee 259, 262.
grammar of =36=: 29.
relationships of =28=: 238, 289, 290a.

=Potawatomi Mills=, treaty of =18=: 754.

=Potawatomi Prophet=, account of =14=: 705.

=Potential Subjunctive Mode=, Fox =28=: 259.

=Potentilla Anserina= =45=: 480.

=Potentilla Canadensis=, medicinal use of =42=: 667.

=Potentilla Glandulosa= =45=: 469, 494.

=Potentilla Monspeliensis=, use of =44=: 291, 342.

=Potentilla Palustris=
medicinal constituents of =44=: 304.
medicinal properties of =44=: 302.
use of =44=: 291, 344.

=Potherie, Baqueville de la=
illustration from =20=: 34.
on Indian nets =13=: 26.
on Indian sleeping mats =13=: 20.
on Indian spinning =13=: 23.
on Indian weaving =13=: 22.
on Iroquois burial customs =5=: 364.
on Iroquois ceremonial mats =13=: 21.
on surface burial =1=: 140.
_See also_ =Baqueville de la Potherie=.

=Pothos Macrophylla= for basketry =38=: § 100.

=Potlatch=
after payment of marriage debt =35=: 779.
as insult =35=: 1030.
assistance rendered by tribe =35=: 1340-1344.
children give, on the death of man or woman =31=: 427.
first, of child =35=: 993.
giving many, becomes chief =31=: 440.
Haida =26=: 434 _sq._
mention of =35=: 692, 784, 841, 844, 863, 865, 866, 869, 873, 875,
877, 879, 881, 883, 887, 888, 890, 894, 901, 903, 958, 963, 967,
970, 972, 974, 983, 985, 997, 1013, 1021, 1028, 1029, 1072, 1079,
1095, 1349, 1351; =46=: 130, 133.
Tanana =46=: 42, 44.
Tlingit, conflicts at =26=: 449.
Tlingit, customs at =26=: 433-438.
Tlingit, description of, at Chilcat =26=: 438-443.
Tsimshian =31=: 57, 427, 537-542.
when a child is two years old =31=: 511.

=Potlatch Dance= =35=: 898.

=Potomac-Chesapeake Province=
archeology of =15=: 71.
characteristics of =14=: 134.
forms of tobacco pipes found in =20=: 45.
occurrence of pottery in, resembling that of Yadkin Valley, N. C.
=20=: 145, 148.
pottery of =20=: 150-157.
relations of =20=: 147.
resemblance of New Jersey-New England pottery to that of =20=:
175, 177.
stone implements of =15=: 13.
_See also_ =Middle Atlantic=.

=Potomac Creek=
pottery of =20=: 154 _sqq._
pottery of, resemblance of District of Columbia pottery to =20=:
156.

=Potomac Indians=, belief of =42=: 709.

=Potomac Region=, work in =13=: XXVI.

=Potomac River=, character of stone tools on the =15=: 137.

=Potomac Valley=
occurrence of Iroquoian ware in =20=: 164.
shop sites in =15=: 66.
stone relics from =29=: 21.
work on pottery of =10=: XXI.
_See also_ =Potomac-Chesapeake=; =Middle Atlantic=.

=Potoyanti= land cessions and reservations =18=: 780.

=Potrero Reserve=
change in =18=: 886.
establishment of =18=: 884.
prophecy of Indians of =14=: 804.

=Pots=
collection of cooking =3=: 564 _sqq._
earthen, use of, as drums =20=: 34.
earthen, use of, for burial purposes =20=: 38 _sq._
Florida Peninsula, rarity of =20=: 118.
Gulf Coast group =20=: 105, 108.
Middle Atlantic province, preponderance of =20=: 175.
Northwestern province, preponderance of =20=: 187.
Ohio Valley province, prevalence of =20=: 184.
of the Eskimo, description of =9=: 90-93.
paint =3=: 570-573.
South Appalachian province, occurrence of =20=: 131, 132.
South Appalachian province, use of, in burial =20=: 132 _sq._
use of, in chimney construction =8=: 179 _sq._
_See also_ =Ollas=; =Pot=; =Pottery=.

=Potsherds=
around cavate lodges =13=: 228.
cavate fireplace lined with =13=: 256.
in Verde ruins =13=: 213, 217.
in Wisconsin mounds =14=: 38.
on bowlder-marked sites =13=: 235.
use of, as tempering material, Eastern United States pottery =20=:
46.
_See also_ =Sherds=.

=Po´ᵗsikishi.= _See_ =Spruce Tree Order=.

=Pottawatomi.= _See_ =Potawatomi=.

=Potter, Milo M.=
hotel erected by =44=: 60.
information furnished by =44=: 62.

=Potter, T. W.=, on East Cherokee affairs =19=: 179.

=Potter, _Prof._ W. B.=
publication by =4=: 367.
reference to work of, on mounds of southeastern Missouri =12=: 172.
shell gorget owned by =2=: 299, 303.

=Potter=, vase representing =20=: 96.

=Potter Valley Indians.= _See_ =Round Valley Reserve=.

=Potter’s Outfit=, from Four-mile ruin, finding of =22, i=: 158.

=Pottery=
abandonment of =27=: 617.
aboriginal American =20=: 19 _sq._
aboriginal American, characterization of paper on =20=: XXVI _sq._
absence of =45=: 53, 326.
affected by environment =4=: 482.
age of =34=: 261.
among the Cherokee =19=: 164.
ancient, historic value of testimony of =19=: 604.
ancient Pima =28=: 62.
anticipated by basketry =4=: 483 _sqq._
Antillean =25=:
bowls 180, 181, 183, 184, 185 _sq._, 189, 190, 191.
canteens 180.
clay heads 181, 184, 188 _sq._, 191.
clay idols 187 _sq._, 189.
cooking pots 184.
dishes 180, 182, 184, 189.
flasks 180, 186 _sq._, 189.
fragments 191.
general description 179 _sq._
handles 181, 184.
Huaxtec 280-283.
miscellaneous objects 191.
mortars 190.
ollas 181.
pitchers 182 _sq._
use of, by Borinqueños 107.
vases 180, 182, 183, 184 _sq._, 189, 190, 191.
whistle 191.
_zemis_ 181.
Anvik =46=: 58.
as an indication of an agricultural people =34=: 77.
article of trade =38=: § 828.
at Elden Pueblo =44=: 2 _sq._
baking of, by Zuñi =23=: 375, 376 _sq._
Barrow, near =45=: 319.
beads of =41=: 521, 522.
black, method of making =41=: 522.
Bonasila =46=: 58, 60, 142, 144, 145, 146, 147.
bowls of, found in mound =41=: 373.
brown and black, from San Ildefonso =2=: 457.
burial of, with the dead =4=: 370, 434.
Casa Grande =28=:
Bandelier’s reference to 70.
decoration 133, 134, 137-142.
paddles used in manufacture 146 _sq._
reference to 68.
specialized forms 133-137.
catalogue of, by James Stevenson =4=: 205.
choice of clay for =38=: § 89, 90.
classification of, by color and form =33=: 216.
Clarke collection of =42=: 4 _sq._
clay used for =29=: 582.
clay used for, by Zuñis =23=: 374.
clay used for, restrictions on =30=: 302 _sq._
colors of =41=: 527.
culture areas indicated by =34=: 259.
débris used as sandpaper =38=: § 21.
declined in quality with introduction of domestic animals =4=: 496.
decoration of the Hopi =17=: 569.
decorations on, suggesting Siouan relationships =41=: 533.
description of =27=: 340, 341.
designs more definite than color =33=: 217.
development of art in =20=: 49.
development of, from basketry =4=: 359, 485.
developmental stage of =23=: XXVII.
Dogfish village =46=: 69.
Eskimo =18=: 201 _sq._
European, from mound =12=: 321.
excavated in Trinidad =34=: 9.
experiments by F. H. Cushing =13=: XXX.
fabrics impressed on =13=: 37.
feather designs on =33=: 236.
figured =38=: § 96, 97.
firing of =38=: § 92.
fish-shaped vessel =12=: 192.
flat-bottomed jar =12=: 142-247.
for cooking =37=: 119.
formerly made by the Menomini =14=: 257.
formerly made by the Omaha =13=: 276, 277.
found at Little Falls =15=: 68.
found at Sikyatki =14=: 519.
found in burials =41=: 529, 587.
found in New York =13=: XXX.
fragments =8=:
Horn house ruin 51.
Kwaituki 57.
ruins on Oraibi Wash 55.
used in mud-plastered walls 139.
fragments in Casa Blanca =16=: 111.
fragments of European, from Georgia mound =12=: 326.
fragments of, from house circle =41=: 521, 523-527.
fragments of, from Porto Rico =34=: 131.
fragments of, in burial =41=: 538 _sqq._, 600.
fragments of, recovered from mound =44=: 167; =48=: 4.
from ancient Walpi =17=: 585.
from Arkansas =4=: 394-398.
from Awatobi =17=: 621-625.
from Barbadoes =34=: 86.
from California =4=: 447.
from Cuba, character of =34=: 252.
from Elden Pueblo =43=: 2 _sq._
from Greater Antilles, affinities of =34=: 261.
from Greater Antilles, comparison of =34=: 259, 260.
from Greater and Lesser Antilles, compared =34=: 260.
from Honanki classified =17=: 570.
from Lesser Antilles, affinities of =34=: 261.
from mounds =37=: 102.
from Nacoochee mound =37=: 3.
from Payüpki =17=: 584.
from Porto Rican area =34=: 236-240.
from Pueblo ruins in Arizona =22, i=:
classification of, by color and surface finish 58-61, 179 _sq._
classification of, by form 61-69.
coarse, decorated, figure showing 65.
coarse, reference to 58.
colors of, black, reference to 59.
black and white, features of 59 _sq._, 180.
gray, features of 180.
red, reference to 180, 192.
red and black, reference to 60.
red, black, and white, reference to 60 _sq._
white and green, reference to 61.
yellow, reference to 59, 192.
decoration of 69-85, 114-119, 131 _sqq._, 142 _sq._, 166, 180
_sqq._
arachnid designs on 81 _sqq._
animal figures on 71, 72, 145, 153, 154.
bird designs on 73-81, 115-118, 146 _sqq._
bird designs on, figures showing 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80,
81, 115, 116, 117, 118, 132, 146, 147, 148, 154.
butterfly design on 81, 148.
butterfly designs on, figure showing 149.
feather designs on 73, 75-81, 149.
feather designs on, figure showing 149.
geometrical designs on 83 _sqq._, 150 _sqq._, 155.
human figures on, character of 70 _sq._, 143 _sqq._
human figures on, cuts showing 63, 70.
insect figures on, features of 81 _sqq._
quadruped figures on, descriptions and figures of 71, 72, 145,
153, 154.
form and general features of 56 _sqq._, 113, 129 _sqq._, 142,
179 _sq._
Gila type of 141, 193.
glazed, ruins furnishing 57.
mortuary types of, character and treatment of 158.
surface finish of, glazed 57.
polished, decorated, features of 58-61, 180.
polished, undecorated, features of 58, 180.
rough, decorated, character of 58, 179.
rough, figure showing 65.
undecorated, rough 58, 140, 179.
from ruin of Lamy =29=: 557 _sq._
from San Ildefonso =2=: 463; =29=: 308.
from San Juan =2=: 456; =29=: 203, 208.
from Santa Clara =2=: 443.
from Shuñopovi and Mishoñinovi =17=: 582.
from Sikyatki, discussion of =17=: 650-728.
from stone-slab graves =41=: 530, 532 _sq._
from St. Kitts =34=: 163 _sqq._, 260.
from St. Vincent area =34=: 118-122.
from Trinidad =34=: 60, 67-74, 75, 76.
from Tusayan =4=: 451.
from Utah =4=: 449.
from Verde and Colorado Chiquito compared =17=: 573.
from Wisconsin mound =12=: 82.
full-faced image vessels =12=: 221.
Gila Salt region =28=: 156.
glazed, from mound =12=: 714.
glazing, not found on aboriginal =2=: 325.
glazing of =34=: 68.
gourd-shaped vessel =12=: 190.
Hohokam =26=: 165.
Hopi, collection at Phoenix, Ariz. =33=: 219.
Hopi, museums containing collections of =33=: 219.
Hopi, paper on =40=: 17.
how colored =4=: 50, 51.
illustration of weaving =3=: 393-425.
image vessels =12=: 188, 205, 221, 235, 237, 263, 279.
importance of, in study of man and his history =20=: 18 _sq._
in Eskimo region =46=: 173.
influence of environment on =22, i=: 122.
Kwahadk` =26=: 165, 186.
Little Colorado ruins =28=: 134, 137-141.
Little Diomede =46=: 95.
lustre and glaze of =38=: § 93.
manufacture of =2=: 330; =27=: 71; =38=: § 91.
Marx’s ranch ruin =28=: 213 _sq._
mended by Pueblos =4=: 286.
method of making described by Dumont =12=: 682.
mixing of clay by Zuñis =23=: 374, 375.
moccasin-shaped, from mound =12=: 376.
monograph on =23=: XXVI.
mortuary, from Awatobi =17=: 617.
mortuary, from Kawaika =17=: 590.
mortuary, from Sikyatki =17=: 649.
mound, and Indian compared =12=: 681.
not manufactured in Taos =2=: 430.
Nunivak Island =46=: 121.
of ancient Tusayan =17=: 617.
of Chiriqui =6=: 53-186.
of clay and steatite, comparison of =15=: 132.
of eastern Texas =40=: 4.
of Eastern United States =20=:
chronology of 24.
color of 63 _sq._
decoration of 64-67.
forms of 61 _sqq._
functional grouping of 24-45.
geographical grouping of 20-23.
groups of 80-201.
manufacture of 48-60.
materials used in 45-48.
occurrence of 23 _sq._
quantitative distribution of 23.
range of 22 _sq._
size of specimen of 60 _sq._
use and imitation of textiles in manufacture of 67-80.
of Payupki, character of =8=: 60.
of Porto Rico =34=: 172.
of the ancient Pueblos =4=: 257-360.
of the Arikara =46=: 413.
of the Mississippi Valley, ancient =4=: 361-436.
of the Pueblo Indians =14=: 522.
of the Seri =17=: 10, 182*-185*.
of the Siouan tribes =15=: 171.
of the Southwest =42=: 690.
on Saline River =42=: 808, 809.
ornamented =12=: 247.
owl-shaped vessels =12=: 191, 386.
Paimute, below =46=: 67.
painted vessels =12=: 322.
painting and patterns of =38=: § 94.
Papago =26=: 136.
Parowan =4=: 292.
Pastolik =46=: 78.
perforated, from North Carolina =13=: 98.
Picuris =29=: 195.
Pima =26=:
character of 164 _sq._
finished products 127-131.
implement 126.
material for 124 _sqq._
mention of 124-131.
method 101, 126 _sq._
plain =4=: 299 _sqq._
plants used in decoration of =30=: 82.
polishing stones of the Fijians =13=: 99.
Porto Rican, characteristics of =34=: 58.
Porto Rican, quality of =34=: 169.
pot-bearing serpent figure =12=: 324.
pots =12=: 83, 319, 324.
pots, pans, vessels =38=: § 389 _sqq._
preparation and decorating of, by Zuñi =23=: 375.
preparation of memoir on =15=: XXVIII, XXXVII, XLI, XLII.
Pueblo =4=: 257-360, 437-521.
Pueblo, memoir on =23=: XXVI.
Pueblo, memoir on, in preparation =20=: XIII.
recovered from mound of Calusa origin =48=: 4.
red, from San Ildefonso =2=: 462.
red and brown, from San Ildefonso =2=: 463.
references to =29=: 201, 331, 340, 380, 411, 442, 450, 455 _sq._,
457, 466, 571.
restoration of vessels of =41=: 575-583, 593 _sqq._
Russian Mission =46=: 147.
Santa Ana Keresans =29=: 523.
share played by women in =38=: § 899.
shell-shaped vessel =12=: 259.
Shinumo =2=: 333.
shortcomings of, in study of history of peoples =20=: 19, 21 _sq._
Sia =11=: 12.
Sikyatki =28=: 134, 137, 139 _sqq._
Sikyatki =33=:
bird pictures on 228.
human figures depicted on 220.
life forms used in decoration of 220.
most elaborately decorated in Southwest 217.
no masks or headdresses shown 221.
purely aboriginal and prehistoric 217.
smashed at death =38=: § 865.
sold to tourists =47=: 33.
Southwestern and Mexican areas, comparison of =28=: 137-142, 158
_sq._
stone age, of Old and New World, comparison of =34=: 54.
studies of =13=: XXXV; =15=: LI, LV, LIX.
superiority of ancient to modern =33=: 220.
table showing results of study of =41=: 606.
Tainan =34=: 261.
Tano =29=: 512.
Tanoan epoch =33=: 266.
technologic importance of =23=: XXVI _sq._
Tewa =29=: 523, 532, 534.
tripod vessels =12=: 189, 210, 322.
trowel made of =41=: 547.
urns, in mounds at Santa Rita =19=: 678-685.
use of textiles in manufacture of =13=: 11.
vessels with figure engraved thereon =12=: 324.
Walnut Creek region =28=: 220.
water bottles =12=: 222, 223.
Wattron collection, source unknown, but probably from Sikyatki
=33=: 220.
white decorated =2=: 449, 457, 465.
Yukon =46=: 46, 82, 135, 145, 147.
Zuñi method of baking =2=: 330.
_See also_ =Collection=; =Earthenware=; =Iroquoian Pottery=;
=Modern Pottery Making=; =Painted Pottery=; =Pottery-making=;
=Vessels, _pottery_=; and names of various tribes, places and
utensils.

=Pottery-making=
Isleta =47=: 212, 351, 357.
Laguna =47=: 351, 357.
_See also_ =Pottery=.

=Pottery Rests= =34=: 70, 86, 120, 121.

=Pottery Stamps.= _See_ =Stamps=.

=Pottery Vessels=, decoration of =36=: 10.

=Pottowomeck Village=, location of =20=: 155.

=Poualak=, identification of, with Dakota =15=: 190.

=Pouches=
decoration of =45=: 49 _sq._
ornamentation of =41=: 355.
tobacco, description of, Point Barrow Eskimo =9=: 68 _sq._
_See also_ =Bags=.

=Pougouly=, arrow poison =38=: § 123.

=Poultry=
among the Pima =26=: 81, 86.
house of Sichumovi =8=: 167.
houses of the Menomini =14=: 255.
raising of, among the Cherokee =19=: 82.

=Pousse, ----=, certain symbols interpreted by =16=: 224.

=Poverty=
among the Sia =11=: 112.
attitude toward =47=: 137.

=Powa=, derivation of =21=: 125.

=Powamû=
appearance of Wupumau in =21=: 91, 92.
application of name Bean-planting to =21=: 52.
advent of ancients of Katcinas clans =21=: 57.
bird dances in =21=: 25.
ceremony of the Hopi =17=: 702.
description of =15=: 274; =21=: 22, 31-39, 84, 85.
duration of =21=: 20.
fraternities taking part in =21=: 23.
Hopi festival =21=: 24.
katcinas appearing in =21=: 67.
participation in Powamû festival by =21=: 67.
resemblance of, to Pamürti =21=: 26.
return of Ahül from =21=: 122.
significance of =21=: 16.
variation in =21=: 19.

=Powamû Katcinas=, festival of =21=: 38.

=Powamüryawû=, Hopi ceremony in =21=: 22.

=Powder=
hair, used by Indians =9=: 535 _sq._
of grass and straw used as food =9=: 519 _sq._
sacred, general use of, among Indians =9=: 528 _sq._
sacred, on dance ground =14=: 918.
sacred, use of, by various peoples =9=: 513-517.
sacred, use of, in battle =14=: 790.
_See also_ =Pollen=.

=Powder Chargers=, Eskimo =18=: 164 _sq._

=Powder Flasks=, Eskimo =18=: 165.

=Powell, _Dr._ J. W.=, material collected by =24=: 259, 263.

=Powell, _Maj._ John Wesley=
acknowledgments to =13=: 378; =15=: 18; =25=: 18.
administrative report by =20=: VIII-XXV.
American linguistic stock of, cited =19=: 932.
archeological reconnaissance by =25=: XXVI.
Bureau of American Ethnology founded by =41=: 99, 103; =48=: 1187.
cited =30=: 35.
cited on Indian beliefs =11=: 524.
cited on Indian personal names =10=: 444.
classification of Creek Indians by =20=: 130.
classification of languages by =11=: XXX, 10.
classification of primitive beliefs by =15=: 178; =16=: 22.
classification of Seri by =17=: 108.
contributor to Bureau =48=: 1189.
copper obtained by =12=: 308.
death of =24=: IX.
definition of state by =3=: 215.
early records of Indians collated by =15=: 186.
examination of quarry shops by =15=: 52.
field work by =20=: XI; =21=: X, XIII; =22, i=: X.
influence of, on American philologic research =24=: XXII.
learned real name of Indian =4=: 171.
linguistic classification by =26=: XXIII.
linguistic data collected by =25=: XIX.
material collected by =24=: 166, 311, 335, 358, 495, 633, 743, 791.
mention of =48=: 1187, 1188.
monument to =30=: 15.
Mutsun researches of =7=: 70.
Noje vocabulary of =7=: 135.
nose ornaments collected by =2=: 227.
obituary of =24=: XXXV _sqq._; =48=: 1221.
obtained Moki dolls with headdresses =3=: 105.
office work by =20=: XII, XIII _sq._, XVII, XX, XXI; =22, i=: XXIV,
XXX _sq._, XXXIII.
on ancient people of Upper Verde-Walnut Creek region =28=: 186.
on Arizona cavate lodges =13=: 223.
on California number names =19=: 871.
on classification of Indians =4=: 97.
on classification of sociology =15=: 199, 200, 201, 203.
on Cochiti =29=: 439.
on Hūchnom numerals =19=: 912.
on Indian linguistic stocks =14=: 525.
on Indian orthography =1=: 484.
on inflexions in Indian languages =1=: 351.
on inhabitants of cavate dwellings near Flagstaff =22, i=: 35.
on kinship terms =13=: 372.
on Laguna =29=: 540.
on law of activital similarities =19=: 827.
on linguistic classification =1=: 403.
on linguistic literature =7=: 22, 23, 24.
on mystical numbers =19=: 835.
on Navaho gods =8=: 244.
on Picuris =29=: 193.
on Santa Clara cavate lodges =13=: 224.
on Taos =29=: 181.
on the chief Kanats =17=: 325.
on Tyuonyi =29=: 411.
on word Nahuatl =19=: 866.
Oraibi ceremony described by =16=: 290.
paper on Indian linguistic families by =7=: 1-142.
philology, or the science of activities designed for expression
=20=: CXXXIX-CLXX.
plate of copper from Illinois mounds obtained by =5=: 105.
publications in charge of =24=: XXV.
quoted on the Paiute =14=: 1084.
report of =5=: XV-LIII; =6=: XXIII-LVIII.
ruins found by =17=: 532.
separated the Yuki language =7=: 136.
shell disk collected by =2=: 273.
shell spoon collected by =2=: 199.
sociological studies of =21=: XX.
sociology, or the science of institutions =20=: LIX-CXXXVIII.
sophiology, or the science of activities designed to give
instruction =20=: CLXXI-CXCVII.
spider myth obtained by =2=: 286.
stone graves or cists mentioned by =1=: 113.
stone knives collected by =14=: 283.
technology, or the science of industries =20=: XXIX-LVII.
Tusayan secret ceremonials described by =11=: 13.
Wishoskan researches of =7=: 133.
work of =7=: XVIII-XXIV; =8=: XXIII; =9=: XXVII, XXXV; =10=: XVIII.
work of, in comparative philology =21=: XXIII.

=Powell Valley=, trail through =42=: 795, 796.

=Power Myth=, development of =19=: LXXXIII _sq._

=Powers, _Miss_ Emma B.=, work of =39=: 24, 28; =40=: 18; =41=: 18,
42, 70, 93, 114; =42=: 17; =43=: 16; =44=: 16; =45=: 17; =46=:
14; =47=: 12; =48=: 18.

=Powers, John=, minister of Shaker church =14=: 758.

=Powers, Stephen=
Cahroc tribe of =7=: 100.
cited on artificial boundaries of Indian hunting and fishing
claims =7=: 42.
cited on Pacific Coast tribes =7=: 54.
description of shell beads by =2=: 239.
description of shell ornaments by =2=: 233.
linguistic literature of =7=: 22.
material collected by =24=: 167, 178, 323, 333, 499, 553, 662.
on acorn shellers of California =13=: 88.
on arrow-chipping by the Klamath =13=: 140.
on arrow-chipping in California =13=: 142.
on burial dances =1=: 192.
on burial songs =1=: 194.
on burial superstitions =1=: 200.
on California number names =19=: 871.
on ceremonial weapons in California =13=: 116.
on dice game, Nishinam =24=: 154 _sq._
on dice game, Paiute =24=: 167, 168.
on dice game, Yokuts =24=: 140.
on double ball, Nishinam =24=: 661.
on double ball, Paiute =24=: 662.
on four-stick game, Paiute =24=: 334.
on games of the Kailtas, Tlelding =24=: 238.
on geographic extent of quinary vigesimal system =19=: 924.
on habitat of Weitspekan tribes =7=: 132.
on hand game, Gualala =24=: 289, 298.
on hand game, Huchnom =24=: 323.
on hand game, Nishinam =24=: 298.
on hoop and pole, Paiute =24=: 499.
on Indian customs =4=: 49, 64, 195, 197.
on Klamath use of tubes =13=: 127.
on Konkau myth =24=: 296 _sq._
on origin of cremation =1=: 144.
on Pit River Indians =14=: 1052.
on racket, Gualala =24=: 294.
on racket, Pomo =24=: 594 _sq._
on ring and pin, Paiute =24=: 553.
on Se-nél cremation =1=: 147.
on Shasta stone flaking =13=: 172.
on Shoshoneans of California =7=: 110.
on spirally feathered arrows =13=: 178.
on stick game, Hupa =24=: 235.
on the Chimarikan family =7=: 63.
on the Miwok name of the Moquelumne River =7=: 92.
on the Nozi tribe =7=: 135.
on the Pit River dialects =7=: 97.
on tossed ball, Nishinam =24=: 710.
on use of bolas in California =13=: 95.
on use of mortars in California =13=: 96.
on Yuki burial =1=: 99.
Pujunan researches of =7=: 100.
Washoan vocabularies of =7=: 131.

=Powers=
abode of =22, ii=: 29.
lesser =22, ii=:
function of 27.
Pawnee idea of 283, 284, 285.
manner of descent of, to man 22.
presentation of Hako party to 63-68, 297 _sqq._
presentation of Hako party to, diagram of movements made during
67.
of Omaha =3=:
keepers of sacred pipes 363.
keepers of sacred tents 362.
policemen 363.
principal chiefs 362.
subordinate chiefs 362.
recognized in Siouan concept =11=: 534.
symbolic, steps in recognition of =22, ii=: 68, 93, 299, 309.

=Poweshiek, Horace=
paraphrase by =40=: 378.
references to =40=: 27, 28, 295.
translation made by =40=: 27; =42=: 7.

=Powhatan=
deerskin mantle of =10=: 209.
flute used by =42=: 703.
reference to =42=: 693.
sale of land by =18=: 564.
“treasure house” of =42=: 688.
tribute exacted by =42=: 705.

=Powhatan Confederacy=, connection of, with Potomac-Chesapeake ware
=20=: 150.

=Powhatan Indian=
arrow chipping of the =13=: 141.
Cherokee relations with =19=: 14.
customs of the =42=: 691, 694, 708, 709.
early habitat of the =15=: 134.
games of the =24=:
football 697, 699.
shinny 622.
stick games 232.
hair dressing of the =42=: 684.
migrations of the =43=: 223.
name for the Cherokee =19=: 16, 29, 183.
stone flaking by the =15=: 62.
study of language of =13=: XLI.
weapons of the =15=: 85.
work on =10=: XX.

=Powhatan, Va.=, site bought with copper =5=: 94.

=Powis, _Crax sp._=
bina for =30=: 282.
feathers for arrows =38=: § 132.
feathers for ruffs, mantles =38=: § 538.
legend of =30=: 201 _sq._
method of hunting of =38=: § 159, 180.
taming of =38=: § 724.
time for hunting of =38=: § 937.

=Pownall, _Governor_ ----=, map by =17=: 64.

=Pownall Map=, location of Totteroy River on =7=: 114.

=Powoiysnoit=, Menomini treaty signer =14=: 28.

=Poyi=, on advent of clans at Walpi =19=: 585.

=Poynter, Robert H.=, statement of, regarding burial of an Indian
chief =12=: 678.

=Pradt, _Capt._ George H.=
on dice games, Keres =24=: 122 _sq._
on Poguate =29=: 538, 539.

=Prague, Czechoslovakia=, West Indian objects in museum at =34=: 50,
234.

=Prairie=, a Kiowa Apache synonym =17=: 245.