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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.

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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.

Indexes

=Cannibal Dance=
      introduction of, among the Nāk!wax˙-daᵋxᵘ =35=: 1011.
      mention of =35=: 848, 850, 856, 860, 895, 909, 917, 929, 935,
        1000, 1001, 1004, 1005, 1017, 1018, 1035, 1374.
      put away permanently =35=: 862.

    =Cannibal Dancer=
      and companions =35=: 1237.
      attendants of =35=: 848.
      eats feast =35=: 855.
      mention of =35=: 275, 753, 959, 982, 1007, 1081, 1084.
      pacification of =35=: 937.
      performance of =35=: 1008, 1010.
      purification of =35=: 1009.
      slave killed for =35=: 1017.

    =Cannibal Masks= =35=: 1000.

    =Cannibal Pole= =35=: 856.

    =Cannibal Spirit=
      house of =35=: 1224, 1233.
      killing of =35=: 1230-1233.
      mention of =35=: 1209.

    =Cannibal Tamer= =35=: 1081, 1084.

    =Cannibal Whistle= =35=: 1070.

    =Cannibalism=
      among the Carib Indians =30=: 273.
      envoys eaten, Winnebago =37=: 54.
      evidence of, in Alabama =44=: 442, 444, 445.
      in Menomini myth =14=: 168, 194, 229.
      in time of famine, Assiniboin =46=: 523, 584.
      indications of, among Winnebago =37=: 218, 219.
      myths concerning =19=: 247, 349 _sq._, 483, 501.
      object of =30=: 149-158.
      of the American Indians =3=: 272.
      of the Eskimo =11=: 187.
      of the Guiana Indians =38=: § 768-773.
      of the Porto Rican natives =25=: 50, 72.
      of the Seri =17=: 56, 117, 119.
      of the Tonkawa _17_: 199.
      practice of, by Southeastern tribes =42=: 705, 712 _sq._
      spirits guilty of =30=: 177-181.
      _See also_ =Cannibal=; etc.; =Devouring= the =Dead=.

    =Canoe=
      as a marriage gift =35=: 777.
      birch-bark, collection of =15=: XXVI.
      birch-bark, used in wild rice harvest =19=: 1056-1070.
      bottom boards of =35=: 96.
      care of =35=: 94-97.
      controlled by song =32=: 146.
      creation of =32=: 568.
      diminutive, swallowing of =32=: 569.
      dug out, collection of =15=: XXXI.
      for cassava =38=: § 344.
      having magic power =32=: 247, 407.
      landing of =35=: 193.
      loading of =35=: 192.
      magically enlarging, for use =32=: 362.
      making of 13: 72; =32=: 163.
      of the Guiana Indians =38=: § 792-797.
      princess placed in the middle of 31: 407.
      propelled by wild geese =32=: 706, 712, 713.
      protected against spirits =35=: 615.
      runway for =35=: 96, 97.
      sailing through the air =32=: 225, 391.
      use of, in picking berries =35=: 206, 210, 211, 215, 216, 218,
        219.
      used as feast dish =35=: 769, 772.
      used for hunting trips =31=: 407.
      white flint, power to restore life =32=: 304.
      _See also_ =Canoes=; etc.

    =Canoe Birch= =33=: 75.

    =Canoe Builder=
      customs of =35=: 615.
      making a successful =35=: 697.

    =Canoe Burial=
      in ground =1=: 112.
      of Santa Barbara =1=: 112.
      of Clallam =1=: 173, 174.
      of Twana =1=: 171, 173.
      of the Mosquito Indians =1=: 112, 113.

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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.

Indexes

=Cannibal Dance=
      introduction of, among the Nāk!wax˙-daᵋxᵘ =35=: 1011.
      mention of =35=: 848, 850, 856, 860, 895, 909, 917, 929, 935,
        1000, 1001, 1004, 1005, 1017, 1018, 1035, 1374.
      put away permanently =35=: 862.

    =Cannibal Dancer=
      and companions =35=: 1237.
      attendants of =35=: 848.
      eats feast =35=: 855.
      mention of =35=: 275, 753, 959, 982, 1007, 1081, 1084.
      pacification of =35=: 937.
      performance of =35=: 1008, 1010.
      purification of =35=: 1009.
      slave killed for =35=: 1017.

    =Cannibal Masks= =35=: 1000.

    =Cannibal Pole= =35=: 856.

    =Cannibal Spirit=
      house of =35=: 1224, 1233.
      killing of =35=: 1230-1233.
      mention of =35=: 1209.

    =Cannibal Tamer= =35=: 1081, 1084.

    =Cannibal Whistle= =35=: 1070.

    =Cannibalism=
      among the Carib Indians =30=: 273.
      envoys eaten, Winnebago =37=: 54.
      evidence of, in Alabama =44=: 442, 444, 445.
      in Menomini myth =14=: 168, 194, 229.
      in time of famine, Assiniboin =46=: 523, 584.
      indications of, among Winnebago =37=: 218, 219.
      myths concerning =19=: 247, 349 _sq._, 483, 501.
      object of =30=: 149-158.
      of the American Indians =3=: 272.
      of the Eskimo =11=: 187.
      of the Guiana Indians =38=: § 768-773.
      of the Porto Rican natives =25=: 50, 72.
      of the Seri =17=: 56, 117, 119.
      of the Tonkawa _17_: 199.
      practice of, by Southeastern tribes =42=: 705, 712 _sq._
      spirits guilty of =30=: 177-181.
      _See also_ =Cannibal=; etc.; =Devouring= the =Dead=.

    =Canoe=
      as a marriage gift =35=: 777.
      birch-bark, collection of =15=: XXVI.
      birch-bark, used in wild rice harvest =19=: 1056-1070.
      bottom boards of =35=: 96.
      care of =35=: 94-97.
      controlled by song =32=: 146.
      creation of =32=: 568.
      diminutive, swallowing of =32=: 569.
      dug out, collection of =15=: XXXI.
      for cassava =38=: § 344.
      having magic power =32=: 247, 407.
      landing of =35=: 193.
      loading of =35=: 192.
      magically enlarging, for use =32=: 362.
      making of 13: 72; =32=: 163.
      of the Guiana Indians =38=: § 792-797.
      princess placed in the middle of 31: 407.
      propelled by wild geese =32=: 706, 712, 713.
      protected against spirits =35=: 615.
      runway for =35=: 96, 97.
      sailing through the air =32=: 225, 391.
      use of, in picking berries =35=: 206, 210, 211, 215, 216, 218,
        219.
      used as feast dish =35=: 769, 772.
      used for hunting trips =31=: 407.
      white flint, power to restore life =32=: 304.
      _See also_ =Canoes=; etc.

    =Canoe Birch= =33=: 75.

    =Canoe Builder=
      customs of =35=: 615.
      making a successful =35=: 697.

    =Canoe Burial=
      in ground =1=: 112.
      of Santa Barbara =1=: 112.
      of Clallam =1=: 173, 174.
      of Twana =1=: 171, 173.
      of the Mosquito Indians =1=: 112, 113.

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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