-----------+-----------+-----------------+----------------------+ | | Ojibwa. | Navajo. | Quarter, | Cherokee. +--------+--------+------------+---------+ etc. | [a] | [b] | [c] | [d] | [e] | -----------+-----------+--------+--------+------------+---------+ | | | | | | East | Red, 1. | White. | Red. | White, 1. | Yellow. | South | White, 4. | Green. | Green. | Blue, 2. | Red. | | | | | | | West | Black, 8. | Red. | White. | Yellow, 3. | Blue. | North | Blue, 2. | Black. | Black. | Black, 4. | White. | Upperworld | ... | ... | ... | Blue. | ... | | | | | | | Lowerworld | ... | ... | ... | White and | ... | | | | | black in | | | | | | spots. | | Sunlight | ... | ... | ... | Red. | ... | -----------+-----------+--------+--------+------------+---------+ _a_ Mooney, in Jour. Am. Folklore, Vol. III, No. 8, Jan.-Mar., 1890, pp. 49, 50. _b_ Hoffman, in Am. Anthropologist, July, 1889, pp. 217, 218; from Sicosige, a second-degree Mide of White Earth, Minn. _c_ Hoffman, in ibid., p. 218; from Ojibwa, a fourth-degree Mide, from another locality. _d_ Matthews, in 5th An. Rept. Bur. Eth., p. 449. _e_ Mallery, from Thos. V. Keam’s catalogue of relics of the ancient buildings of the southwest table-lands--quoted in Trans. Anthrop. Soc. of Washington, Vol. III, 141, 1885. -----------+--------------------+------------+--------- | Apache. | | Quarter, |---------+----------+ Zuñi. | Aztec. etc. | [f] | [g] | [h] | [i] -----------+---------+----------+------------+--------- | | | | East | Black. | Yellow. | White, 4. | Yellow. South | White. | Green | Red, 3. | White. | | or Blue. | | West | Yellow. | Black. | Blue, 2. | Blue. North | Blue. | White. | Yellow, 1. | Red. Upperworld | ... | ... | All | | | | colors, 5. | Lowerworld | ... | ... | Black, 6. | Sunlight | ... | ... | ... | -----------+---------+----------+------------+--------- _f_ Gatschet, on Chiricahua Apache sun circle, in Trans. Anthrop. Soc. of Washington, Vol. III, 147, 1885. _g_ Capt. J. G. Bourke, in a letter to the author, Dec. 4, 1890. In Nov., 1885, he obtained from a San Carlos (Pinal) Apache green as the color for the north.