Bradley rescues others from the water ......284 Buttes, mesas, plateaus, distinction between ....46 Canyon cutting in the upper Colorado basin ....29 Cávate or cliff dwellings of the Tewan Indians ....56 Caves in a volcanic crater used as habitations by Indians .43 Caves in cliffs used as habitations by Indians ....41 Ceremony at Shupaulovi to bring rain .....338-342 Chambers excavated in volcanic ashes by Indians for habitations . . 42 Chumehueva Indians, low condition and former home of the 27 Church, how he paints a mountain ......389 Cinder-cone town formerly inhabited by Indians ...42 Cliff dwellings of the Tewan Indians ......56 Cliff village of Walnut Cany on .......41 Collecting specimens of the art of Tusayan ....342-344 Colorado Canyon broken by lateral canyons ....29 Colorado Desert, singular characteristics of the ....22 Crater town formerly inhabited by Indians ....43 Cult societies among the Indiana .......363-364 Death, supposed, of the author .......... iii Digger Indians, the original ........27 Dunn, W. H., a member of the expedition ........ v, 120 Dunn, W. H., abandons the party and is killed by Indians .280,323 Freebooters of the Plateau Province ......84 Fremont's Peak, height of and view from .....67 Garfield, J. A., insists on the publication of the history of the expedition . iv Goodman, Frank, a member of the expedition ....... v, 120 Goodman, Frank, leaves the party .......187 Government, civil, military, and religious, among the tribes of Tusayan . 356-364 Grand Canyon, how formed . . ' . . . .89 Grand Canyon, the most sublime spectacle on earth ..390,397 Grand Canyon walls, elements of and height of ...251, 379-389 Hall, Andrew, a member of the expedition ....... v, 120 Hano, a visit to ...........345 Hano, location and language of .......49 Hawkins, W. R., a member of the expedition ........ v, 120 Rowland, O. G., a member of the expedition ....... v, 120 Rowland, Seneca, a member of the expedition ....... v, 120 Howland and Dunn abandon the party and are killed by Indians . . 280,323 Instruments, tools, rations, etc. .......119 Irrigation and hydraulic works built by the Indians ..24 Irrigation developed by the Navajo and other Indians ..52, 111 Killing by the Shivwits of the three men who left the party 323 . Kinship ties among the tribes of North America ....356-358 Kit Carson, leadership of, against the Navajos ....51 Maricopa Indians, home and character of the ....24 Marriage and kinship ties among the North American Indians . . . 357-359 Mashongnavi, a visit to .........335 40 0 INDEX. PAGE Mashongnavi, location and language of .....49 Medicine-man as historian, priest, and doctor . . . . . .65,106,363 Men who composed the exploring party .....120 Mesas, plateaus, buttes, distinction between . . . . . . . . . 46 Mogollon Escarpment, description of the .....27 Mojave Indians, former home and life of the . . . . . . . . 27