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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

=Cavate Lodges=
      ancient, how excavated =13=: 251.
      described and figured =13=: 217.
      in Verde Valley =13=: 187, 192.
      on Fossil Creek =13=: 203.
      reason for abundance of =13=: 260.

    =Cavate Ruins near Flagstaff=
      classes of =22, i=: 35.
      description of, published =22, i=: 35.
      new caves of =22, i=: 37 _sq._
      old caves of =22, i=: 36 _sq._
      old caves of, plan of =22, i=: 37.
      Turkey Tanks, caves of =22, i=: 38 _sq._
      views of =22, i=: I-VI.

    =Cave=
      at Ford’s Ferry =42=: 809 _sq._
      for cedar-bark, used at birth or maturity =35=: 671, 672, 673.
      Graham Mountains, description of =22, i=: 187 _sq._
      sacrificial, in the Nantacks, collection of objects from =22, i=:
        188 _sq._
      used by inhabitants of Kwaituki =8=: 57.
      _See also_ =Caves=; etc.

    =Cave Burials=
      general description of =1=: 126.
      in Alaska =1=: 129.
      in Calaveras County, Calif. =1=: 128, 129.
      in Holston Valley =42=: 752.
      of the Utes =1=: 127, 128.
      _See also_ =Burials=.

    =Cave Dwellers=
      Antillean =25=: 41.
      culture of the =34=: 56, 268.
      of Cuba =34=: 246 _sq._, 255 _sq._

    =Cave Dwellings=
      found near Santa Clara =2=: 431.
      in Arizona =13=: 224.
      of Barbados =34=: 87.

    =Cave Houses=, mention of =4=: 284, 286, 293.

    =Cave-in-Rock=, described by Collins =42=: 809.

    =Cave Lodges= occupied in historic times =8=: 225.

    =Cave Man=, no trace of, in the Ozarks =40=: 16.

    =Cave Ruins=
      classification of =16=: 155.
      villages in Canyon de Chelly =16=: 97.

    =Cavern= symbol in Mexican pictography =16=: 223.

    =Caves=
      as burial places =12=: 285, 286; =34=: 57, 61.
      fabrics preserved in =13=: 29.
      in Tewa tradition =29=: 138 _sq._, 166 _sq._
      inhabited by the Muskogee =42=: 44.
      mention of =46=: 182.
      of Barbados =34=: 11, 82 _sq._
      of Cottonwood Canyon =36=: 26.
      of Isle of Pines =34=: 257.
      of Porto Rico =34=: 170 _sq._
      of Trinidad =34=: 66.
      references to =29=: 225, 272, 296, 321, 374, 412, 415, 452, 457.
      _See also_ =Cave=; etc.

    =Cavetown, Ind.=, occurrences of Iroquoian pottery at =20=; 164.

    =Cavetown, Md.=, explorations near =26=: XII _sq._

    =Cavitt’s Station=, attack on =19=: 75.

    =Caxā´n=. _See_ =Shakan=.

    =Cayam Carumi=, an Inca god =25=: 143.

    =Cayanwa=; =Cayenas=; =Cayguas=, Kiowa synonyms =17=: 148.

    =Cayenne=
      beliefs as to god in =30=: 117, 118.
      burial customs in =30=: 156, 157.
      courtship in =30=: 313, 314.
      dances in =30=: 301 _sq._
      eclipses in =30=: 255.
      food in =30=: 296.
      investigation in =30=: 107.
      natal customs in =30=: 321, 324, 325.
      puberty customs in =30=: 309, 310, 312.
      words taboo in =30=: 252 _sq._

    =Caygua=, a Kiowa synonym =14=: 1078.

    =Caypor=, description of =30=: 174.

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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

=Cavate Lodges=
      ancient, how excavated =13=: 251.
      described and figured =13=: 217.
      in Verde Valley =13=: 187, 192.
      on Fossil Creek =13=: 203.
      reason for abundance of =13=: 260.

    =Cavate Ruins near Flagstaff=
      classes of =22, i=: 35.
      description of, published =22, i=: 35.
      new caves of =22, i=: 37 _sq._
      old caves of =22, i=: 36 _sq._
      old caves of, plan of =22, i=: 37.
      Turkey Tanks, caves of =22, i=: 38 _sq._
      views of =22, i=: I-VI.

    =Cave=
      at Ford’s Ferry =42=: 809 _sq._
      for cedar-bark, used at birth or maturity =35=: 671, 672, 673.
      Graham Mountains, description of =22, i=: 187 _sq._
      sacrificial, in the Nantacks, collection of objects from =22, i=:
        188 _sq._
      used by inhabitants of Kwaituki =8=: 57.
      _See also_ =Caves=; etc.

    =Cave Burials=
      general description of =1=: 126.
      in Alaska =1=: 129.
      in Calaveras County, Calif. =1=: 128, 129.
      in Holston Valley =42=: 752.
      of the Utes =1=: 127, 128.
      _See also_ =Burials=.

    =Cave Dwellers=
      Antillean =25=: 41.
      culture of the =34=: 56, 268.
      of Cuba =34=: 246 _sq._, 255 _sq._

    =Cave Dwellings=
      found near Santa Clara =2=: 431.
      in Arizona =13=: 224.
      of Barbados =34=: 87.

    =Cave Houses=, mention of =4=: 284, 286, 293.

    =Cave-in-Rock=, described by Collins =42=: 809.

    =Cave Lodges= occupied in historic times =8=: 225.

    =Cave Man=, no trace of, in the Ozarks =40=: 16.

    =Cave Ruins=
      classification of =16=: 155.
      villages in Canyon de Chelly =16=: 97.

    =Cavern= symbol in Mexican pictography =16=: 223.

    =Caves=
      as burial places =12=: 285, 286; =34=: 57, 61.
      fabrics preserved in =13=: 29.
      in Tewa tradition =29=: 138 _sq._, 166 _sq._
      inhabited by the Muskogee =42=: 44.
      mention of =46=: 182.
      of Barbados =34=: 11, 82 _sq._
      of Cottonwood Canyon =36=: 26.
      of Isle of Pines =34=: 257.
      of Porto Rico =34=: 170 _sq._
      of Trinidad =34=: 66.
      references to =29=: 225, 272, 296, 321, 374, 412, 415, 452, 457.
      _See also_ =Cave=; etc.

    =Cavetown, Ind.=, occurrences of Iroquoian pottery at =20=; 164.

    =Cavetown, Md.=, explorations near =26=: XII _sq._

    =Cavitt’s Station=, attack on =19=: 75.

    =Caxā´n=. _See_ =Shakan=.

    =Cayam Carumi=, an Inca god =25=: 143.

    =Cayanwa=; =Cayenas=; =Cayguas=, Kiowa synonyms =17=: 148.

    =Cayenne=
      beliefs as to god in =30=: 117, 118.
      burial customs in =30=: 156, 157.
      courtship in =30=: 313, 314.
      dances in =30=: 301 _sq._
      eclipses in =30=: 255.
      food in =30=: 296.
      investigation in =30=: 107.
      natal customs in =30=: 321, 324, 325.
      puberty customs in =30=: 309, 310, 312.
      words taboo in =30=: 252 _sq._

    =Caygua=, a Kiowa synonym =14=: 1078.

    =Caypor=, description of =30=: 174.

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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