Chapter I

Iaillot, H., map by, 63
Ibarra, Francisco de, explorations by, 55
Idobro, General, attempt to found Seri pueblo by, 72
Ill, Serian and Yuman words meaning, 337*-338*
Implements, Seri, 10, 187*, 189*, 193*, 197*-200*, 217*, 230*,
232*-254*
Indian, Serian and Yuman names for, 321*-324*
Industrial development, outline of, 249*-253*
Industries, Seri, 10, 180*-269*
Insects of Seriland, 37
Iron, Seri use of, for arrow and harpoon points, 187*, 189*, 198*,
247*-248*, 249*
Iroquois, mortuary customs of, 288*
Islas Patos, San Esteban, Tassne, and Turner, features of, 49
Isolation of Seri, 130*-134*, 154*-155*
Iturbi, Juan, expedition of, 56

J

Jacales, Seri, characters and construction of, 221*-224*
, Seri, decoration of, 173*
, Seri, location of, 148*-149*
Jecker & Co., survey attempted by, 99
Jesuits, advent in Sonora of, 57
, expulsion from Sonora of, 77
, influence on Seri of, 70, 72
, knowledge of Seri possessed by, 76, 79
, records of Seri by, 77-79
Johnson, W. D., acknowledgments to, 20
, aid rendered by, 14, 15

K

Kappus, M. A., a companion of Kino, 57
Kettles, Seri, 185*
Kilt, Seri, characters of, 224*-225*
, Seri, origin of, 231*-232*
Kindred, identification of, among Seri, 272*
Kino, Eusebio Francisco, explorations by, 57-60
, map by, 64
Kipling, Rudyard, on zoic concept of fire, 199*
Knife-sense, Seri lack of, 152*-153*, 206*
Kolusio, acknowledgments to, 14, 21
, connection with Señor Encinas of, 109
, description of, 98
, knowledge of Seri language possessed by, 99
, outlawry of, 113
, vocabularies given by, 95-96, 97-99, 102, 107, 296*
Kunkaak, meaning of, 121-126
Kwakiutl, marriage customs among, 286*