Mex., Ruins at 202 STEPHEN, A. M., Tusayan tradition obtained by 188 STEPPING-STONES to cavate lodge 253 STEVENSON, JAS., Cavate lodges visited by 223 STONE implements in cavate lodges 223, 224 STORAGE cist described and figured 221, 250 -- room in cavate lodge 228, 229 SUMMER village, Ruins of, on Rio Verde 206 TAGS, Architectural character of 195 -- Defensive character of 215 TEXTILE fabrics in cavate lodges 228 THRASHING FLOORS in Verde valley 246 TRADITION of Hopi water-people 188 TSEGI. _See_ Canyon de Chelly. TUSAYAN, Primitive architecture of 261 -- Kivas in 257 -- Notched doorways in 254, 255 -- Occupancy of Verde valley by the 188 -- Water gentes of the 188 -- _See_ Hopi. VARGAS, DIEGO DE, New Mexico reconquered by 231 VERDE RIVER, Former name of 186 -- VALLEY, Aboriginal remains in 185-261 VILLAGES, Ancient, in Verde valley 192 WALAPAI and Havasupai affinity 224 -- Effect of, on pueblo tribes 260 -- tradition of cavate lodges 225 WALLS, Ancient pueblo, how built 248 -- Carved, in ancient ruins 202 -- Defensive, in Verde ruins 202, 203 -- Massive, in Verde ruin 199 WATER PEOPLE of Tusayan probably from south 188 -- pockets in cavate lodge 228, 235 -- storage in ancient Verde pueblo 199 WINDOW-OPENINGS of cavate lodges 222, 251 WOMEN, House building by 197 WOOD, Implements of, in cavate lodges 224 ZUÑI, Adoption of site of 215, 259 -- Defensive character of 215 -- Kivas in 257 -- Population of 195 * * * * * Errors and Notes The article on Pueblo Architecture from the 8th annual report is available from Project Gutenberg as e-text #19856. Limestone creek, Clear creek, Fossil creek etc. _capitalization as in the original_ The spelling “bowlder” is standard for Bureau of Ethnology articles.