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Forty-Eighth Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1930-1931, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1933.

History

Forty-Eighth Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1930-1931, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1933.

Indexes

=Bi`´ᵗsiᵗsi=
      creation of =23=: 408.
      _See also_ =Mythology=.

    =Bitumen=, used by Indians in making rafts =14=: 407.

    =Bixa Orellana=
      a pigment =38=: § 28.
      for artificial feather coloration =38=: § 84.
      for body painting =38=: § 512.
      for pottery =39=: § 94.
      timber for fire-sticks =38=: § 1.

    =Black, William J.=, cited on magic knots and cords =9=: 570, 572,
      573, 575, 576, 577, 579, 580.

    =Black=
      and red ware from Pueblo ruins =22, i=: XXXIV, XXXVI, XXXIX, 60.
      and white ware from Pueblo ruins, reference to =22, i=: 59 _sq._,
        180.
      incised group of Chiriquian pottery =6=: 80.
      or brown pottery from Santa Clara =2=: 447.
      pottery, manufacture of =2=: 330.
      pottery, polished, from Santa Clara =2=: 443.
      red, and white ware from Pueblo ruins =22, i=: 60 _sq._, XXI-XXV,
        XXXIII-XXXVI, XXXVIII.
      Serian and Yuman words meaning =17=: 335* _sq._
      ware, from Pueblo ruins, reference to =22, i=: 59, 179.

    =Black Bass=, a man-being in Iroquoian cosmology =21=: 225.

    =Black Bear=
      a life symbol =36=: 105, 108, 123, 130.
      as a symbol =39=: 193, 214, 238, 244, 327.
      footprints of, a war symbol =36=: 76.
      sacred soil disclosed by =39=: 186.
      special connection with man =27=: 512, 518.
      symbolized in Shell society =27=: 559.

    =Black Bear=, or Mato Sapa’s chart =4=: 94, 99-127.

    =Black Bear Gens=
      ceremonial rank of =36=: 105 _sqq._
      Ni´-ki wi´-gi-e of =36=: 219-236.
      office of =39=: 346.
      personal names of =43=: 133 _sqq._
      songs belonging to =39=: 316.
      symbolic hair-cut of =43=: 92.
      wi´-gi-e of =39=: 154-164.
      _See also_ =Wa-ça´-be Gens=.

    =Black Bear Songs= =39=: 185-192, 344-347; =45=: 644 _sqq._

    =Black Bird.= _See_ =Gúato-koñgya=.

    =Black Bob’s Band=, land cessions and reservations by =18=: 792,
      894.

    =Black Buffalo=
      a Ghost dance leader =14=: 902.
      _See also_ =Pa-kóñkya=.

    =Black Chicken.= _See_ =Siyo Sapa=.

    =Black Chief=, a Seneca informant =32=: 52.

    =Black Cinnamon=, timber for clubs =38=: § 150.

    =Black Coal=
      an Arapaho chief =14=: 956.
      opposition of, to Ghost dance =14=: 808.

    =Black Coyote=
      an Arapaho Ghost dance leader =14=: 897, 898.
      acknowledgment to =14=: 655.
      sacred plant obtained by =14=: 1029.
      song rehearsal in tipi of =14=: 819.
      visit of, to Wovoka =14=: 774, 775, 894, 900, 903.

    =Black Creek=, reference to =42=: 38.

    =Black Deities= of Maya codices =16=: 208.

    =Black Dirt=, home of, in Oklahoma, =42=: 394.

    =Black Dog, _Chief_=
      list of gentes given by =36=: 52.
      on visions among the Osage =27=: 132 _sq._
      Osage legends told by =27=: 62.

    =Black Dog’s Band= of the Osage =15=: 193.

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History

Forty-Eighth Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1930-1931, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1933.

Indexes

=Bi`´ᵗsiᵗsi=
      creation of =23=: 408.
      _See also_ =Mythology=.

    =Bitumen=, used by Indians in making rafts =14=: 407.

    =Bixa Orellana=
      a pigment =38=: § 28.
      for artificial feather coloration =38=: § 84.
      for body painting =38=: § 512.
      for pottery =39=: § 94.
      timber for fire-sticks =38=: § 1.

    =Black, William J.=, cited on magic knots and cords =9=: 570, 572,
      573, 575, 576, 577, 579, 580.

    =Black=
      and red ware from Pueblo ruins =22, i=: XXXIV, XXXVI, XXXIX, 60.
      and white ware from Pueblo ruins, reference to =22, i=: 59 _sq._,
        180.
      incised group of Chiriquian pottery =6=: 80.
      or brown pottery from Santa Clara =2=: 447.
      pottery, manufacture of =2=: 330.
      pottery, polished, from Santa Clara =2=: 443.
      red, and white ware from Pueblo ruins =22, i=: 60 _sq._, XXI-XXV,
        XXXIII-XXXVI, XXXVIII.
      Serian and Yuman words meaning =17=: 335* _sq._
      ware, from Pueblo ruins, reference to =22, i=: 59, 179.

    =Black Bass=, a man-being in Iroquoian cosmology =21=: 225.

    =Black Bear=
      a life symbol =36=: 105, 108, 123, 130.
      as a symbol =39=: 193, 214, 238, 244, 327.
      footprints of, a war symbol =36=: 76.
      sacred soil disclosed by =39=: 186.
      special connection with man =27=: 512, 518.
      symbolized in Shell society =27=: 559.

    =Black Bear=, or Mato Sapa’s chart =4=: 94, 99-127.

    =Black Bear Gens=
      ceremonial rank of =36=: 105 _sqq._
      Ni´-ki wi´-gi-e of =36=: 219-236.
      office of =39=: 346.
      personal names of =43=: 133 _sqq._
      songs belonging to =39=: 316.
      symbolic hair-cut of =43=: 92.
      wi´-gi-e of =39=: 154-164.
      _See also_ =Wa-ça´-be Gens=.

    =Black Bear Songs= =39=: 185-192, 344-347; =45=: 644 _sqq._

    =Black Bird.= _See_ =Gúato-koñgya=.

    =Black Bob’s Band=, land cessions and reservations by =18=: 792,
      894.

    =Black Buffalo=
      a Ghost dance leader =14=: 902.
      _See also_ =Pa-kóñkya=.

    =Black Chicken.= _See_ =Siyo Sapa=.

    =Black Chief=, a Seneca informant =32=: 52.

    =Black Cinnamon=, timber for clubs =38=: § 150.

    =Black Coal=
      an Arapaho chief =14=: 956.
      opposition of, to Ghost dance =14=: 808.

    =Black Coyote=
      an Arapaho Ghost dance leader =14=: 897, 898.
      acknowledgment to =14=: 655.
      sacred plant obtained by =14=: 1029.
      song rehearsal in tipi of =14=: 819.
      visit of, to Wovoka =14=: 774, 775, 894, 900, 903.

    =Black Creek=, reference to =42=: 38.

    =Black Deities= of Maya codices =16=: 208.

    =Black Dirt=, home of, in Oklahoma, =42=: 394.

    =Black Dog, _Chief_=
      list of gentes given by =36=: 52.
      on visions among the Osage =27=: 132 _sq._
      Osage legends told by =27=: 62.

    =Black Dog’s Band= of the Osage =15=: 193.

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

Forty-Eighth Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1930-1931, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1933.

Forty-Eighth Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1930-1931, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1933.

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