Chapter I

Idaho, Rock carvings in 24, 228,
Pictographs in 37
Identification of the pictographs 224-232
Identity of drawings in each tribal system 17
Ideographs 14, 219-223
Illinois, Pictographs in 33
Independence, Ohio, Rock carvings at 21
Indian Miscellany quoted 188
Indians, Pictographs of the North American (Garrick Mallery) 3-256
Influence of civilization on pictographs 46
[Innuit] language 147, 191, 214-215
[Innuit] pictographs 198
[Innuit] tattooing 63
[Innuit] use bow-drill 48
Inscription rock, El Moro 28
Insignia of authority 168
Instruments used in pictography 48
Interpretation of picture signs; how obtained 16
[Iowa], Pictographs in 34,
[Iowa], Rock carvings in 23
Iron, Pictures on 191-194, 197, 205-206, 214

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James’ Long’s exploration quoted 151
Johnson, Sir William; wampum belts 86, 87
Jones, Capt. William A., discussed petroglyphs in Wyoming 24,
227, 244
Jones, Prof. C. C., on pictographs 22, 23
Jones’s Antiquities of the Southern Indians quoted 22, 23, 47

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Kadiak notice of direction 150
Kaibab Indian name 171
[Kaiowa] 135
[Kaiowa] symbol 165
Kanawha River, Pictographs on 22
Kern County, California, Pictographs in 30
Kiatexamut dialect 147-148, 191-194, 214-215
Kimball, Mrs. F. A., on California pictography 229
Kinderhook, Ill., fraudulent copper plates 247
Kingsborough’s Mexico cited 169
Klamath 49, 51, 63, 183