+-----------------+------------------+---------+---------------+ | Width at ends. | Length of sides. |Height at| Height | | | | center. | at ends. | +-----------------+------------------+---------+---------------+ | 13 6 -- -- | 24 0 -- -- | 8 6 | -- -- -- -- | | 12 0 -- -- | 21 9 -- -- | 7 6 | 6 6 -- -- | | 14 6 14 6 | 24 6 23 3 | 8 0 | 6 6 6 6 | | 12 2 12 11 | 23 9 23 9 | 7 10 | 6 1 6 0 | | 12 6 12 6 | 26 0 25 3 | 7 6 | 6 6 6 6 | | 13 4 12 10 | 26 8 26 7 | 7 10 | 7 0 7 0 | | 15 0 13 6 | 26 6 24 11 | 7 4 | 6 3 6 2 | | 12 6 11 5 | 23 7 21 9 | 8 0 | 7 0 7 0 | | 12 5 13 5 | 22 8 24 1 | 7 3 | 6 1 6 9 | | 10 6 13 6 | 27 0 27 0 | 8 3 | 6 3 6 2 | | 13 6 11 6 | 29 9 29 0 | 11 0 | 5 11 -- -- | | 14 6 -- -- | 28 6 28 6 | 9 8 | 6 0 -- -- | | 13 2 14 0 | 28 9 29 9 | 8 6 | 7 0 6 4 | | 15 1 14 0 | 28 6 -- -- | 9 6 | 7 3 6 6 | | 13 0 12 6 | 28 7 29 6 | -- -- | 7 4 6 3 | +-----------------+------------------+---------+---------------+ _List of Tusayan kivas._--The following list gives the present names of all the kivas in use at Tusayan. The mungkiva or chief kiva of the village is in each case designated: HANO. 1. Toko´nabi kiva Navajo Mountain. 2. Hano sinte´ kiva Place of the Hano. Toko´nabi kiva is the mungkiva. WALPI. 1. Djiva´to kiva Goat. 2. Al kiva A´la, Horn. 3. Naca´b kiva Na´cabi, half-way or central. 4. Picku´ibi kiva Opening oak bud.[5] Wikwa´lobi kiva Place of the watchers. 5. Mung kiva Mungwi chief. No. 5 is the mungkiva. [Footnote 5: These two names are common to the kiva in which the Snake order meets and in which the indoor ceremonies pertaining to the Snake-dance are celebrated.] SICHUMOVI. 1. Bave´ntcomo Water mound. 2. Kwinzaptcomo Oak mound. Bave´ntcomo is the mungkiva. MASHONGNAVI. 1. Tcavwu´na kiva A small coiled-ware jar. 2. Hona´n kiva Honani, Badger, a gens. 3. Gy´arzohi kiva Gy´arzo, Paroquet, a gens. 4. Kotcobi kiva High place. 5. Al kiva A´la, Horn. Teavwu´na kiva is the mungkiva. SHUPAULOVI. 1. A´tkabi kiva Place below. 2. Kokyangobi kiva Place of spider. A´tkabi kiva is the mungkiva.