Laguna, 15, founded, 129; church, decoration of, 36; hostility to missionary, 127; rivalry with Ácoma over painting of San José, 128-132; Santu a male deity in her cult, 221. Lightning, symbol of serpent, 232. Lincoln, President, presentation of official cane to Indian Pueblo governors, 134-135. Maize. _See_ Corn. Mendoza, Antonio de, Viceroy, 52. Mesa Prieta, 27 n. 2. Mesas, 4 n. Metates, corn-grinding trough, 21. Monster Viper, Myth, 219. Montezuma, god of the Pueblos, 216 n. 3, 218. Myths, 209-220; universality of a myth, 209; explanatory: (1) inclusive, (2) particularistic, 210-211; ritualization of, 212-215; culture-hero, 216; in connection with children, 221-224. Navajo Indian, the, 9; Commissioner Leupp’s comment on white man’s attitude toward, 142. Navajo Reservation, 7. New Mexico, formal Spanish possession of, 72; missions and missionaries in, 94-96, 102; made a _custodio_ and named for San Pablo, 94; pueblos of, 135. _See also_ Pueblo Revolt of 1680, Sedentary Indians, United States. Niza, Marcos de, 52, 54, 56. Oñate, 6 n.; founder of New Mexico, 67; expedition of, 69-85; diary, 85, 86; his marriage connections, 69; official titles, 71; revenge taken on Ácomas, 79-85. Padilla, Fray Juan de, proto-martyr of the north, 57. Painted altar, ceremonial trait, 231. Parentalia, 248. Pecos (Cicuyé), 57, 218. Peñol, “the Crag.” _See_ Ácoma. Pictographs, expression of Pueblo art, 156. Piki, 21 n. 2. Plains Indians, contrasted with Sedentary Indians, 155, 156. Popé, Indian instigator of Pueblo Revolt of 1680, 107-110; his chief assistants, 109; brief victory, 116; death, 117. Pottery, art of, a determinator of time relations, 150; evidences of, at Katzímo, 171, 174; Thunder Bird motif in, 210; historical sketch of, in the Southwest, 272; the three pre-Columbian groups, 273-274; first incentive toward, 274; development of, 275, 278; use of color, 277-278; vessels set aside for ceremonial uses, 276; personality ascribed to, 279; decoration of, free-hand, but not haphazard, 280; fuel for firing, 281; importance of, in search for race origins, 284. Pueblo, significance of word, 149 n. 1; Terraced, 19. Pueblo (Ácoma) Indians, compared with Plains Indians, 10, 12, 217; dwellings of, 19-20; separateness of, family or clan, 20; industries, 21-22, 282; dress, 23-25; self-respect, 31; cleanliness, 33; evidences of American influence, 33; lack of domestic animals, 155; annual summer migration to Acomita, 159; clans, maternal and exogamous, 221; children, birth, christening, 221-223.