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INDEX

  • Abraders, 86, 97, 118-124;

    • pls. 25, 26

  • Agriculture, 59, 60, 68

    • See also Farming

  • Alkali, black. See Sodium carbonate

  • Allen, Glover M., 65, 385

    • Canid remains from Pueblo Bonito
      and Pueblo del Arroyo (Appendix
      B), 385-387

  • Alluviation and erosion, alternating, 5, 6

  • Altar (?) fragments, 275, 276;

    • pl. 78

  • Altar-stick tassels (?), 272-275;

    • pl. 77

  • American Museum of Natural History,
    viii, 27

  • Amsden, Monroe, ix, 177, 180

  • Anderson, Capt. R. P., ix

  • Andesite. See Temper, pottery

  • Antelope, effigies of, 218

    • use of, for food and clothing, 64

  • Architecture, 19, 23, 30-36, 39-44, 46

    • doors, 41-44, 46;

      • pl. 8

    • Late Bonitian, 19, 30-32, 40-41

    • Old Bonitian, 19, 30-32, 40-41

    • post-and-mud walls, 30, 34, 40

    • slabs on end, 30

    • ties with north, 32-35

    • ties with south, 33-36

    • ventilators, 44, 46

    • wattled walls, 41

    • whitewash, 41

    • windows, 39

  • Arrowheads, 252, 253;

    • pls. 73, 74

      • See also Projectile points

  • Arrows, 252-253

  • Arroyo in Chaco Canyon, prehistoric,
    3, 5, 13-14

    • present, 3, 5, 9, 12, 52, 61

  • Arthritis, 68, 335

  • Awls, 66, 140-145;

    • pl. 33

  • Axes, 239-240;

    • pl. 70

  • Azurite, 102, 103, 285

  • Baake, William, xi

  • Balls, clay, on sticks, 294, 295

  • Ban, Cecil, ix

  • "Bark strippers," 146

  • Basket Maker times, 72, 174, 201, 265

  • Basket Maker village, 15, 137, 183

  • Baskets, bark, 172

    • bifurcated, 307-316;

      • pls. 85, 86, 87,
        88, 92

    • burden (carrying), 171

    • clay-coated, 321

    • coiled, 22, 162-171, 306, 307, 321

    • conical, 170

    • cylindrical, 105, 166-171, 306, 307;

      • pls. 45, 84, 92

    • painted, 306, 321;

      • pl. 84

    • plaited, 159-162

    • ring, 159-161;

      • pls. 35, 40, 41

  • Basketry, 159-173

    • ceremonial, 306-324

    • coiled, 162-165

      • bowls, 162-165

      • cups, pl. 43

      • trays, elliptical, 165, 166, 306;

        • pl. 44

      • vessels, pl. 42

  • Beadmaking, 86-87, 108

  • Beads, bone, 107, 108, 109

    • clay, pl. 21

    • shell, 28, 83, 87-92;

      • pl. 21

    • stone, 90;

      • pl. 21

    • turquoise, 83-85;

      • pls. 9, 19, 22

  • Beal, Frank, 343, 347, 351

  • Beam Expeditions, viii

  • Beams, age of, iii

  • Bear effigies, 221;

    • pl. 66

  • Bear meat taboo, 65

  • Bear remains in Pueblo Bonito, 64, 65,
    324

  • Beds and bedding, 39, 50-51

  • Bells, copper, 109-115

  • Benavides, 64, 261

  • Benches, 47

  • Beyal, Hosteen, 5, 10, 58, 247, 343-347,
    351-353;

    • pl. 3

  • Bird bones, 263-267;

    • pl. 76

  • Bird effigies, 296, 297, 333


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  • Bird feathers, 263-267

  • Black House. See Kinklizhin ruin

  • Blankets, cotton, 72, 73

    • feather, 72

    • rabbit-fur, 39, 72, 73

  • Blom, Frans, ix

  • Board ends, 156-157;

    • pl. 39

  • Bone implements, 139-152

  • Bone objects, 279-280

  • Bone scrapers. See Scrapers, bone

  • Bonitians, Old and Late, 38

  • Bottles, gourd, 159

  • Bowl handle, four-armed, 209

  • Bowls, basketry, 162-165

    • pottery, 22, 25, 175, 177, 189-200;

      • pls. 51-56, 58, 63, 69, 82

  • Bows, 248-251;

    • pls. 71, 72

  • Bracelets, shell, 94, 107

    • turquoise, 98;

      • pl. 22

  • Breazeale, J. F., 11, 59, 60

  • Bridge, Josiah, 129

  • Briggs, Lyman J., iv, 111

  • Bryan, Kirk, geological studies in
    Chaco Canyon, iv, ix, xi, 5, 6, 13, 14

  • Burial rooms, 26, 28, 191, 192, 254,
    325-345

    • Hyde Expedition, 337-342

  • Burials, human, miscellaneous, 336337;

    • pls. 91-100

      • infant, 336;

        • pl. 100

      • intramural, 325-342;

        • pls. 91-100

  • Calahan, Dolores, ix

  • Calcite, ornaments of, 101

  • Canid remains from Pueblo Bonito and
    Pueblo del Arroyo (Appendix B),
    385-389

  • Canis species, 386-389.

  • Canteens, 159, 207-208;

    • pl. 65

  • Canyon del Muerto, 271, 320

  • Castañeda, 128-129

  • Cattlemen in Chaco Canyon, 5, 343

  • Celtlike object, hematite, 283

  • Chaco Canyon, vii

    • aboriginal occupancy of, 14-18, 29

    • arroyo in, 3, 5, 9, 12-14, 52, 61

    • Basket Maker village in, 15, 137,
      183

    • biota of, 2, 4, 10, 61, 64, 65, 140,
      247, 266

  • Chaco Canyon, cattlemen in, 5, 343

    • description of, 1-2, 4, 67

    • discovery and exploration of, 6-9

    • erosion and alluviation in, 5, 13, 15

    • floodwater farming in, 52-56

    • forests in, 2, 3, 344

    • P1 pit house in, 15, 18, 33, 186, 205

    • small-house sites in, 15, 33

    • soil of, 12, 59-61

    • topographical survey of, ix

    • water resources of, 4, 9-12, 52, 59,
      61, 344, 348

    • water samples from, analysis of,
      11-12

  • Chaco Canyon National Monument,
    1, 8

  • Chaco Canyon ruins, xii, 1, 4, 8, 15

  • Chaco game animals, 247, 349

  • Chaco Plateau, 2

  • Chaco River, 1;

    • pl. 4

  • Chettro Kettle ruins, 8, 15

  • Chischilly-begay, Tom, 55, 56;

    • pl. 12

  • Chisels, bone, 146

  • Claystone, ornaments of, 101

  • "Cliff House" sandstones, 2

  • Climate, 2, 5, 6, 12, 68, 344

  • Cloisonné work, 230

  • Clothes racks, 45, 46

  • Clothing, 69-80

    • worn by Tiguas, 1581, 69

  • Cloud blowers, 299-304

  • Club heads, pl. 21

  • Clubs, 259, 260;

    • pl. 12

  • Cly, Dan, 53, 54, 57

  • Cockelshell and contents, pl. 89

  • Collins, H. B., Jr., ix

  • Conant, Kenneth, ix

  • Containers, miscellaneous, 172-173

  • Cooking pots, 186-189;

    • pls. 50-53

  • Cooper, G. A., 129, 291

  • Corn, 56, 62, 63;

    • pl. 15

  • Coronado, 64, 70, 133, 259

  • Cotton, 69-71

  • Cougar effigy, 222

  • Coville, Frederick V., ix, xi, 61

  • Coyotes, 65, 66, 385-389

  • Cradle (?), 49;

    • pl. 9

  • Culinary ware, banded neck, 177, 186

    • corrugated coil, 179, 187, 197

  • Cultural relations, 29-38


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  • Culture sequences, terminology used, 15

  • Cupboards, 46

  • Cups, concretionary, 283, 284

  • Cylinders, sandstone, 283;

    • pl. 82

      • wooden, 276, 277;

        • pl. 78

  • Daggers (?), 259

  • Deer, effigies of, 218

    • use of, for food and clothing, 64

  • Deer and antelope corral near Escavada
    Wash, 64, 247

  • Dibbles. See planting sticks

  • Dice, bone, 279, 280

  • Digging sticks, 241-243

    • reworked fragments of, 153, 154

  • Disks, pottery, 228-229

  • Dodge, Richard E., x

  • Dogs, 65, 66, 385-389

  • Doll (?), wooden, 157;

    • pl. 38

  • Doors, 41-44, 46;

    • pl. 8

  • Douglass, Andrew Ellicott, iii, viii, xi,
    2, 3, 6, 19, 68

  • Drawknife, bone, 146;

    • pl. 32

  • Dress and adornment, 69-116

  • Drills, 87, 132;

    • pl. 20

  • Eardrops, shell, 93, 95

    • turquoise, 85;

      • pls. 9, 19

  • Effigies, antelope, 218

    • bear, 221

    • bifurcated basket, 316-318, 320;

      • pl. 88

    • bird, 296, 297, 333

    • deer, 218

    • earthenware, 216-227, 297, 298,
      316-320

    • frog, 297

    • jet, 100, 101

    • human-effigy vessel, 224-227

    • pottery vessel, 215-227

    • rattlesnake, 278

    • stone, 227, 292, 295-298

    • toad, 223

    • tortoise, 223

    • turquoise, 98, 99, 296

    • wooden "doll," 157

  • Effigy vessels, 216-227,

  • Erwin, A. T., 61

  • Escavada River, 58

  • Escavada Wash, irrigation ditches on,
    58

  • Expeditions, iii, vii, x, 7-9, 16, 17, 25,
    53, 245

    • annual symposia, x

    • collections, xi

    • field staff, ix

    • Indian workmen, x

    • reports, iv, xi

  • Fajada Butte, 4

  • Farming, floodwater, 3, 52-56;

    • pl. 13

  • Feathers, 266, 267

    • color control of, 263

    • eagle, 266

    • parrot and macaw, 81, 263-265, 267

    • prayer, 267

    • turkey, 263, 266

  • Fewkes, J. W., vii, 172, 282

  • Figurines, 199, 295-299

  • "Files," sandstone, 87, 123

  • Fire-making, implements of, 152, 153

  • Fireplaces, 32, 44-45

  • Flutes, wooden, 305

  • Forests, ancient, 2-6

  • Foshag, W. F., xi

  • Fossils, 291

  • Footprint, fossil, pl. 100

  • Friedmann, Herbert, 263

  • Frogs, effigies of, 297

  • Fruits, 61-63

  • Furniture and furnishings, 39, 49-52

  • Galena, 102

  • Gallegos, 69-70, 204

  • Games:

    • basket, 354

      • foot race, 354

      • Navaho, 354

      • pole and ring, 354

      • shinny, 354

      • stick, 354

  • Goodwin, Mrs. James W., xii

  • Gourds, canteens made from, 159

    • painted rind, 279

  • Graves, Old Bonitian, 28

  • Great Drought, 6, 68

  • Gregg, Josiah, 6

  • Grosvenor, Gilbert, iv, viii, ix

  • Guthe, Carl E., 175


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  • Hammers, stone, 117-118;

    • pl. 24

  • Hammond, L. C., ix

  • Hand stones, pl. 27

  • Haury, Emil W., 87

  • Havens, O. C., ix, 35

  • Headband. See Tumplines

  • Hearths, fire-drill, 152-153

  • Hematite, stick of, 286, 287

  • Henderson, E. P., xi, 90, 285

  • Hewett, Edgar L., 56-58

  • Hoes, shoulder-blade, 243

    • stone, 243-245

    • See also Tcamahias

  • Holmes, W. H., vii

  • Holsinger, S. J., 8, 56, 58

  • Hosta, Old, 6

  • Hough, Walter, 39

  • Household tools and utensils, 117-173

  • Houses, Late Bonitian, 19, 20, 27, 28,
    30-31

    • Old Bonitian, 17, 19, 20, 27, 28,
      30-31

    • Pueblo I pit, 15, 18, 29, 31, 32

    • Pueblo II pit, 33, 34, 35

  • Humeri, scrapers. See Scrapers, bone

  • Hyde, B. T. B., x, 7, 16, 22

  • Hyde, Frederick E., Jr., 7, 8

  • Hyde Exploration Expeditions, x, 7, 8,
    16, 17, 25, 53, 245

  • Implements, agricultural, 241-246

    • antler, 152

    • bone, 139-152;

      • pls. 32, 33, 34, 36, 37

    • field and chase, 239-260

    • stone, 117-139, 239;

      • pls. 20, 23-28,
        30, 31, 70

    • wood, 152-159;

      • pls. 38, 39

  • Irrigation ditches, 55-59, 345, 347, 350;

    • pl. 14

      • See also Farming, floodwater

  • Jackson, W. H., x, 4, 5, 6, 10, 13, 346

  • Jar covers, 22, 127-128, 204, 230;

    • pls.
      24, 53

  • Jar rests (or potrests), 173, 228;

    • pl. 46

  • Jar stopper, 230

  • Jars, 204-208;

    • pls. 58, 64, 66

      • San Juan kiva, 26

      • See also Ollas

  • Jeancon, Jean Allard, 34

  • Jet. See Ornaments, jet, and lignite

  • Johnson, David H., xi, 64, 149

  • Judd, Anne Mackay, xii

  • Judd, Neil M., iii, iv

  • Kachina dancers, 261

  • Kaolin, 184, 185, 286

  • Kellogg, Remington, xi, 64

  • Kidder, A. V., vii, 35

  • Kin Yai ruins. See Pueblo Viejo

  • Kinbiniyol ruin, 1, 56

  • Kinbiniyol Valley, 55;

    • pl. 13

      • irrigation, 56, 57

      • Juan's Lake, 55

      • Navaho farms, 55-56

  • King, P. B., 129

  • Kinklizhin ruin, 57

  • Kirk, Edwin, 129

  • Kiva Q, 21, 27, 130, 176

  • Kiva R, 27, 66, 268

  • Kivas, Great, 35, 36

    • Old Bonitian, 33-34

    • pre-Zuñi at Hawikuh, 35, 37

    • under West Court, 176-177

  • Knives, 128-131, 289;

    • pl. 28

  • La Gorce, John Oliver, ix

  • Ladd, Robert N., xii

  • Ladders, 42

  • Ladles, 201-202;

    • pls. 61, 62, 69

  • Linsley, A. H., ix

  • Loom anchors, 155-156;

    • pl. 39

  • Loom bars, 154-155;

    • pl. 38

  • Loos, Leta B., xii

  • Luxán, 62, 70, 190

  • Macaw clan, 263

  • Macaws, 263-265;

    • pls. 75, 76

  • Maize, 39, 64, 132

  • Malachite, 102, 103, 285

  • Malcolm, Roy I., 14

  • Mammals, 64-66, 140, 324

  • Manos (mullers), 132, 138

  • Manuelito ruins, 36

  • Martin, George B., ix, 35

  • Masonry, 19, 23, 24, 26, 30, 34;

    • pls. 5,
      7, 8, 14

  • Matriliny, 40


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  • Mats and matting, 50, 51, 325, 326, 327,
    329, 330, 331, 332, 334;

    • pls. 10, 11

  • Mauls, 240-241

  • McFarlane, Robert, ix

  • McLellan, George M., ix

  • McNaughton, J. B., ix

  • Mealing bins, pl. 29

  • "Medicine stones," 286-289, 291

  • Meggers, Betty Jane, xii

  • Meggers, William F., 111-115

  • Menefee formation, 2

  • Mental telepathy of Indians, 84-85

  • Merriam, C. Hart, ix

  • Mesa Verde mugs, 26;

    • pl. 7

  • Metates (mills), 132-138;

    • pls. 26, 30,
      31

  • Mica, 102

  • Micaceous schist, 291, 292

  • Miera y Pacheco, Don Bernardo,
    map, 6

  • Miller, G. S., Jr., xi

  • Milling bins, 133-134

  • Milling stones. See Metates

  • Mindeleff, Victor, x, 6, 39, 40, 41, 48,
    49

  • Minerals, 280-294

  • Morgan, Lewis H., 6

  • Morley, Sylvanus G., vii, ix

  • Morris, Earl H., vii, 33-35, 172, 234,
    271

  • Morrison, Lt. C. C., 57

  • Mortars, 139;

    • pl. 82

  • Morton, C. V., xi, 61

  • Mosaics, 104-105

  • Mountain-lion effigies, 222, 295;

    • pl. 83

  • Mountain-lion remains, 64, 65, 324

  • Mugs in Room 32, 26;

    • pl. 7

  • Mummy Cave Tower, 271, 320

  • Musical instruments, 304-306

    • flutes, wooden, 305

    • trumpets, shell, 305-306

    • whistles, bone, 304-305

  • "Napkin rings," 227

  • National Geographic Society, Beam
    Expeditions, iii, viii

    • Chaco Canyon reconnaissance, iii,
      vii

    • Committee on Research, iii, iv, viii

  • National Geographic Society, Pueblo
    Bonito Expeditions, iii, vii, 8-9, 175

  • Navaho in Chaco Canyon, 3, 4, 14, 67,
    343, 350

    • (Hosteen Beyal), 5, 10, 58, 247,
      343-347, 351-353

    • Mexicans and, 347, 350

    • Noqoilpi story, 351-354

    • (Old Wello), 5, 83, 247, 343-345,
      349

    • (Padilla), 343, 347-350, 353, 354

    • Utes and, 346, 350

  • Navaho irrigation ditches, 57-59, 347,
    350

  • Necklaces, 84, 85;

    • pls. 9, 19, 20, 22, 98

  • Needles, bone, pl. 34

  • Nelson, N. C., 16, 17, 232

  • Ocher, 286

  • Ollas, 204-207;

    • pl. 64

  • Ornaments, 80-109;

    • pls. 9, 19, 21, 22

      • bone, 107-109

      • calcite and selenite, 101, 102

      • clay, 90;

        • pl. 21

      • claystone, 101, 102

      • fluorite, 103

      • jet, 99, 100, 101;

        • pl. 22

      • lignite, 101

      • manufacture of, 86-87, 97

      • miscellaneous, 103

      • potsherd, 104

      • seed, 90, 103

      • shell, 28, 81, 83, 87-96, 107;

        • pl. 21

      • stone, 83, 84, 87, 90, 91, 101-103;

        • pl. 21

      • turquoise, 81-85, 88, 89, 96-99;

        • pls.
          9, 19, 22

  • Osteoporosis symmetrica, 68, 328, 335

  • Padilla (Navaho informer), 58, 59,
    343, 347-350, 353, 354;

    • pl. 3

  • Paints, 115, 186-190, 283-286

  • Palette, paint, 285

  • Palmer, Edward, 129

  • Parrot feathers, 263, 264

  • Parsons, Elsie Clews, 262, 269

  • Peñasco Blanco, 5, 58

  • Pendants, 85, 90, 93-96, 99, 102, 104,
    229;

    • pl. 22


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  • People, 18-29, 36, 179

    • Late Bonitians and Old Bonitians,
      38

  • Pepper, George H., ix, 7, 8, 16, 22-27,
    45, 47, 51, 64, 124, 172, 202, 267,
    271, 272

  • Pine trees, 2, 3;

    • pl. 2

  • Pins, bone, pl. 34

  • Pipes, 299-304

  • Pitchers, 22, 25, 127, 177, 191, 202-204;

    • pls. 6, 52, 57, 63, 69

  • Plan, 16, 17

  • Planting sticks, 241

  • Plants, xi, 61-63

  • Plume holder, clay, 293, 294

  • Polishers, pottery, 125

  • Potatoes, wild, 63

  • Potrests, (or pot rings). See Jar rests

  • Pots, cooking, 177, 181, 186-189, 198

  • Potsherds, 104, 177, 178, 181, 209, 228;

    • pls. 48, 49, 62

  • Pottery, 21-28, 31-34, 127-128, 174-238;

    • pls. 24, 48-58, 63, 69

      • ancestral Zuñi, 36

      • basket imprinted, 198-199;

        • pl. 52

      • black-on-white, 184, 204, 228

      • black rim line, 33, 178, 191

      • brown-with-polished-blackinterior,
        197, 198

      • "Chaco-San Juan," 21, 179, 180,
        183, 190, 198, 203, 231, 232;

        • pl.
          49

      • Corrugated-coil, 21;

        • pl. 52

      • foreign, 195;

        • pls. 50, 58

      • "Gallina," 196

      • imported, 194-195, 232-233

      • Late Bonitian, 21, 22, 179-180, 201,
        203, 206, 231, 203, 205, 206;

        • pl. 50

      • Little Colorado polychrome, 36

      • "Mancos black-on-white," 33

      • "Matte" decorated, 196, 197

      • "McElmo black-on-white," 194,
        206

      • Mesa Verde, 21, 179, 180, 232;

        • pl.
          58

      • miniature, 191, 214-216;

        • pl. 69

      • Old Bonitian, 21, 22, 32, 178-180,
        201, 203, 205, 206, 208, 231;

        • pl.
          50

  • Pottery, painted, 177, 178, 200

    • Plain-banded, 21

    • pre-Pueblo, 177, 191;

      • pl. 48

    • San Juan, 36

    • Solid, 21

    • straight-line hatched, 178, 180, 233,
      234;

      • pl. 49

    • stratigraphy of, 16, 176-180, 230232

    • terminology of, 177

    • "Transitional," 21, 30-32, 36, 177,
      178, 183, 191, 205;

      • pl. 48

    • Tularosa black-on-white, 36

    • "typical" Chaco, 233

  • Prayer feathers, 267

  • Prayer meal, 261

  • Prayer sticks, 261-272

  • Projectile points, 253-257;

    • pls. 73, 74

  • Provenience of objects illustrated, 365384

  • Pueblo Alto, 2, 354

  • Pueblo del Arroyo, vii, xi, 4, 7, 8, 9,
    13, 185, 199, 207, 244, 385-387;

    • pl. 4

      • canid remains from, 385-387

  • Pueblo Pintado, 1

  • Pueblo Viejo, 1

  • Pueblo Wejegi, 4

  • Punches (?), bone, 145-146

  • Putnam, F. W., 7

  • Quartz crystal, 289

  • Rabbits, 64, 141, 246

  • Rattlesnake effigy, 278

  • Reeside, J. B., Jr., 129, 291

  • Rehder, Harold A., 89

  • Religious articles, 261-324

  • Religious ceremonies, 261

  • Ribs, worked, 146;

    • pls. 32, 33

  • Rings, 106, 107;

    • pl. 22

  • Rio Chaco, 4

  • Rio San Juan, 1

  • "Roads," prehistoric, 346, 347, 350

  • Roberts, Frank H. H., Jr., ix, 15, 34,
    36, 177, 184

  • Roberts, Henry B., ix

  • Root, W. C., 110-111

  • Rowland, Lucy H., xii

  • Ruppert, Karl, ix

  • Rubbing and smoothing stones, 125;

    • pls. 25, 27


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  • Sacrificial offerings, 65, 83, 89, 90, 95,
    99, 254, 255, 322-324, 327-329, 331,
    332, 334

  • San Juan kiva jar, typical, 26

  • San Juan River, 2, 5, 29, 34, 35, 37, 281

  • Sandal designs, 40, 41, 74, 75, 281-283

  • Sandals, 73-80;

    • pls. 16-18

  • Sanidine basalt, 181-183

  • Saws, sandstone, 124, 125, 130, 131

  • Scofield, Carl L., ix, 10, 11, 59, 61

  • Scrapers, bone, 146-151;

    • pls. 32, 36, 37

      • end, 146-152;

        • pl. 32

      • stone, 131, 132

      • pottery, 153, 184, 185, 228;

        • pl. 38

  • Selenite, ornaments of, 101, 102

  • Setzler, Susan P., xii

  • Shale, red. See Claystone

  • Shamel, Harold H., xi, 64

  • Sheldon, Charles, ix

  • Shells, 89

  • Shelves, 45, 46

  • Shepard, Anna O., 181-183, 234-238

  • Shields, 260

  • Silicified wood, use of, 292

  • Simpson, Lt. James H., 1849, 4, 5, 6

  • Size and provenience of objects illustrated,
    365-384

  • Skeletal remains, animal, 324, 385-389;

    • pl. 101

      • human, 326-339;

        • pls. 91-100

  • Smith, Hugh M., ix

  • Smith, Philip Sidney, ix

  • Soil, 12, 59-61

    • analysis of, 60

  • Spatula, wood, 153

  • Spearhead, "ceremonial," 289, 290

  • Spears (?), 259-260

  • Spindle whorls, 153-154, 155, 156

  • Stamps, earthenware, 229

  • Staves, See Sticks, ceremonial

  • Stewart, B. Anthony, xi

  • Sticks, bent, 269, 270

    • "Ceremonial," 267-272;

      • pls. 71, 72

    • sinew-wrapped, 157, 158

  • Stone artifacts, 290-293

  • Stone carvings, pl. 80

  • Stone implements, 117-139

  • Stone objects and minerals, 280-294

  • Stone ornaments, 83, 84, 87, 90-91, 101,
    103;

    • pl. 21

  • Storage, 47-49, 62

  • Subsistence and living conditions, 39-68

  • Sudworth, George B., wood identified
    by, 172

  • Tablets, sandstone, 121, 125-126, 280282,
    286;

    • pls. 27, 81

  • Tassels, altar-stick (?), 272-275

  • Tcamahias, 282-283

    • See also Hoes

  • Temper, pottery, 174, 180-183, 195, 235

  • Thackery, Frank A., 63

  • Tiguas, clothing worn by, 69

  • Toad effigy, 223

  • Tobacco, 304

  • Tools, agricultural, 241-246;

    • pl. 71

  • Torches (?), cedar-bark, 276-278;

    • pl.
      79

  • Tortoise effigy, 223

  • Toys, 157, 209, 228;

    • pls. 38, 69

  • Trade, in parrot feathers, 81, 88, 265

    • in pottery, 182, 233

    • in shells, 81, 88

    • in turquoise, 81-82, 88, 265

  • Trait comparisons, 30-31

  • Trash, disposal of, 20, 21

  • Travertine, 287-288

  • Trays, elliptical, 165-166, 306

  • Tree-ring dates, xi, 14, 19, 24, 36

  • Trumpets, shell, 305-306;

    • pl. 82

  • Tumplines, 171, 172;

    • pl. 46

  • Turkeys, 66

  • Turquoise, 81-99;

    • pls. 9, 19, 20, 22

  • Turquoise necklace, 84, 85;

    • pls. 9, 19,
      22, 98

  • Ulrich, E. O., 129

  • Una Vida, 4, 58

  • Urocyon species, 385

  • Utes, relations with Navaho, 350, 353

  • Vases, 22, 25, 127, 210-214, 321-322;

    • pls. 6, 67, 68

  • Vegetables, 61-63

  • Ventilators, 44, 46

  • Vessels, pl. 7. (See also under names
    of various kinds of vessels)

  • Vulpes species, 385

  • Wall pegs, 46

  • Walls, 30, 34, 40, 41;

    • pls. 5, 6, 7


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  • Walnut shells, 103

  • Walsh, Oscar B., ix, 53, 54, 55, 57

  • Washington, Lt. Col. John M., 4

  • Water resources, 4, 9-12, 52, 59, 61

  • Water samples, analysis, 11, 12

  • Weapons, 258-260

  • Weather ceremonies, 261

  • Weaving techniques, clothing, 69

    • sandals, 77-80;

      • pls. 16, 17, 18

  • Wello, Old, 5, 83, 343-345;

    • pl. 3

  • Wells, Rafael's, 11, 61

    • Wetherill's, 10, 12;

      • pl. 4

  • Wetherill, John, 5, 10, 343

  • Wetherill, Richard, 1, 7, 8, 9, 58

  • Wetherill's dam, 1, 10, 58;

    • pl. 1

  • Wetherill's well, 10, 12;

    • pl. 4

  • Wetmore, Alexander, iv, xi, 264

  • Whistles, bone, 304-305

  • Whitewash, 41

  • Windows, 39, 44

  • Wirito's Rincon, 2, 3;

    • pl. 2

  • Wissler, Clark, viii, ix, x, 16

  • Woodbury, Richard B., xii

  • Wooden objects, 157-159, 276, 277;

    • pls.
      38, 78

  • Work slabs (?), 46-47, 126-127

  • Wrist guards, 258