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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

of children =41=: 499, 520 _sq._, 537, 546, 547, 598, 601.
      of dead under dwellings =4=: 288.
      of property with the dead =4=: 288.
      of stillborn or very young children =42=: 398; =47=: 214.
      of the living, no evidence of =42=: 384.
      of the Thunderbird clan =37=: 211.
      on hilltop =46=: 572.
      orientation in =42=: 390, 395, 396, 398; =44=: 230, 233; =46=:
        572, 573.
      papers on =40=: 16; =43=: 16.
      Pastolik =46=: 75, 78.
      place of =47=: 210.
      Point Hope =46=: 102.
      prejudice against disturbance of =44=: 66.
      Ruby (near) =46=: 49, 53.
      scaffold, clans employing =37=: 187.
      scaffold or tree =46=: 493, 571, 572, 574.
      self =46=: 184.
      Seward Peninsula =46=: 90.
      Shincrara =46=: 109.
      stone slab, excavated =44=: 488 _sq._
      surface =46=: 363.
      two methods of =37=: 140.
      under bed in dwelling =42=: 381, 383, 392.
      under house floor =42=: 394, 395.
      Yukon Eskimo =46=: 83.
      Yukon, location of =46=: 138.
      _See also_ =Bundle Burials=; =Burial=; =etc.=; =Children’s
        Burial=; =Flexed Burials=; =Graves=; =Scaffold Burials=;
        =Stone-slab Burials=.

    =Burials, Eskimo=
      cremation of the dead =9=: 426.
      disposal of the corpse =9=: 425 _sq._
      dog’s head placed near child’s grave =9=: 426.
      implement of the deceased buried with him =9=: 424, 426.
      manner of preparing the corpse for =9=: 424.
      mourning of the dead =9=: 426.
      of children =46=: 77.
      protection of corpse from animals =9=: 425.

    =“Buried City of the Panhandle,”= visited by Dr. J. W. Fewkes =37=:
      6.

    =Buriel=, a variety of cloth =14=: 543.

    =Burin=, stone implements used as =13=: 164.

    =Burk, John D.=
      on Cherokee invasion of Virginia =19=: 30.
      quoted on Virginia’s Indian policy =18=: 563 _sqq._

    =Burke, _Don_ Santiago=, (same as James Burke), owner of Burton
      Mound =44=: 57.

    =Burke, Edmund=, commissioner to treat with Cherokee =5=: 298, 305.

    =Burke, James= (same as Don Santiago Burke _q. v._)

    =Burke County, N. C.=, mounds in =5=: 73.

    =Burkitt, M. E.= =46=: 332, 333, 351.

    =Burma=, tattooing in =10=: 413.

    =Burnet, ----=, commissioner to Cherokee =19=: 145.

    =Burning=
      captives, probably practiced by mound builders =12=: 676.
      influence pottery, materials and methods used in =4=: 495, 496.
      of Indian captives condemned by Spaniards =14=: 393.
      of Indians at stake by Spaniards =14=: 497.
      pottery =4=: 434 _sq._

    =Burning Brush= =33=: 102.

    =Burning Spring, W. Va.=, pictographs at =4=: 22.

    =Burns, _Hon._ Joseph W.=, Indian mound reported by =44=: 14.

    =Burns, Robert=, acknowledgments to =14=: 655.

    =Burns=, treatment for =30=: 42, 51.

    =Burnside, _Mrs._ S. A.=, collection presented by =41=: 116.

    =Burnside, Ky.=, trail from, to Lexington =42=: 844.

    =Burnt Point= =35=: 1139.

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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

of children =41=: 499, 520 _sq._, 537, 546, 547, 598, 601.
      of dead under dwellings =4=: 288.
      of property with the dead =4=: 288.
      of stillborn or very young children =42=: 398; =47=: 214.
      of the living, no evidence of =42=: 384.
      of the Thunderbird clan =37=: 211.
      on hilltop =46=: 572.
      orientation in =42=: 390, 395, 396, 398; =44=: 230, 233; =46=:
        572, 573.
      papers on =40=: 16; =43=: 16.
      Pastolik =46=: 75, 78.
      place of =47=: 210.
      Point Hope =46=: 102.
      prejudice against disturbance of =44=: 66.
      Ruby (near) =46=: 49, 53.
      scaffold, clans employing =37=: 187.
      scaffold or tree =46=: 493, 571, 572, 574.
      self =46=: 184.
      Seward Peninsula =46=: 90.
      Shincrara =46=: 109.
      stone slab, excavated =44=: 488 _sq._
      surface =46=: 363.
      two methods of =37=: 140.
      under bed in dwelling =42=: 381, 383, 392.
      under house floor =42=: 394, 395.
      Yukon Eskimo =46=: 83.
      Yukon, location of =46=: 138.
      _See also_ =Bundle Burials=; =Burial=; =etc.=; =Children’s
        Burial=; =Flexed Burials=; =Graves=; =Scaffold Burials=;
        =Stone-slab Burials=.

    =Burials, Eskimo=
      cremation of the dead =9=: 426.
      disposal of the corpse =9=: 425 _sq._
      dog’s head placed near child’s grave =9=: 426.
      implement of the deceased buried with him =9=: 424, 426.
      manner of preparing the corpse for =9=: 424.
      mourning of the dead =9=: 426.
      of children =46=: 77.
      protection of corpse from animals =9=: 425.

    =“Buried City of the Panhandle,”= visited by Dr. J. W. Fewkes =37=:
      6.

    =Buriel=, a variety of cloth =14=: 543.

    =Burin=, stone implements used as =13=: 164.

    =Burk, John D.=
      on Cherokee invasion of Virginia =19=: 30.
      quoted on Virginia’s Indian policy =18=: 563 _sqq._

    =Burke, _Don_ Santiago=, (same as James Burke), owner of Burton
      Mound =44=: 57.

    =Burke, Edmund=, commissioner to treat with Cherokee =5=: 298, 305.

    =Burke, James= (same as Don Santiago Burke _q. v._)

    =Burke County, N. C.=, mounds in =5=: 73.

    =Burkitt, M. E.= =46=: 332, 333, 351.

    =Burma=, tattooing in =10=: 413.

    =Burnet, ----=, commissioner to Cherokee =19=: 145.

    =Burning=
      captives, probably practiced by mound builders =12=: 676.
      influence pottery, materials and methods used in =4=: 495, 496.
      of Indian captives condemned by Spaniards =14=: 393.
      of Indians at stake by Spaniards =14=: 497.
      pottery =4=: 434 _sq._

    =Burning Brush= =33=: 102.

    =Burning Spring, W. Va.=, pictographs at =4=: 22.

    =Burns, _Hon._ Joseph W.=, Indian mound reported by =44=: 14.

    =Burns, Robert=, acknowledgments to =14=: 655.

    =Burns=, treatment for =30=: 42, 51.

    =Burnside, _Mrs._ S. A.=, collection presented by =41=: 116.

    =Burnside, Ky.=, trail from, to Lexington =42=: 844.

    =Burnt Point= =35=: 1139.

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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