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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

=Cedar=
      a symbol of long life =39=: 238; =43=: 60, 68.
      appearance of, in representations of Hopi katcinas =21=: 65.
      associated with thunder rites =27=: 42.
      brown, timber used for boats =38=: § 794.
      ceremonial use of =43=: 47, 48, 72.
      for fire =35=: 763.
      leaves, ceremonial use of =40=: 91, 357.
      lore concerning =19=: 421, 505.
      male, a life symbol =36=: 95.
      medicinal use of =42=: 552, 657, 668.
      mention of =33=: 63; =35=: 166, 167, 171.
      mystic character of =33=: 57.
      primitive conception of =15=: 182, 183.
      red, a life symbol =36=: 95.
      red, use of =44=: 290, 369, 377.
      sacred regard for =14=: 809, 979.
      stripping of bark of =35=: 616.
      symbolism of =33=: 64; 43: 48.
      tinder made from =30=: 93.
      use of =45=: 51, 53 _sq._, 498, 500.
      use of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas =21=: 122.
      used at Casa Grande =28=: 146.
      used in ceremonies =30=: 93.
      used in Ghost dance =14=: 911, 921.
      used in medicine =30=: 55.
      used in preparing fiber =30=: 78.
      yellow =35=: 163.
      _See also_ =Cedar Bark=; etc.

    =Cedar Bark=
      beater =35=: 129.
      belief regarding =35=: 131.
      breaker =35=: 109, 127, 128, 133.
      gathering of =44=: 386.
      implement for peeling =35=: 143.
      implement for splitting =35=: 117, 124.
      mention of =35=: 191.
      packing of =35=: 122, 123, 132.
      peeling of tree =35=: 120, 121, 131.
      preparation of =35=: 130.
      qualities of =35=: 122, 125.
      red =35=: 677, 735.
      red and white =35=: 1005 _sq._
      red, for shaman =35=: 721.
      rings of, for nōnłem =35=: 1035.
      shredded =35=: 660, 661.
      shredding of =35=: 126-129, 132.
      splitting of =35=: 125.
      use of, as hair, in dress of Hopi katcinas =21=: 86.
      use of, as torch, carried by Tcolawitze =21=: 61.
      use of, as torch, in Hopi festivals =21=: 96.
      use of, as torch, in Sumaikoli festival =21=: 96.
      white, burnt for purification =35=: 1173.
      yellow, shredded =35=: 662, 668.

    =Cedar Bark, Red.=
      for speaker in Winter ceremonial =35=: 899.
      head ring of =35=: 890, 1154, 1197.
      mention of =35=: 849, 856, 867, 868, 1004, 1018, 1155.
      neck ring of =35=: 874, 1071.
      represented on house post =35=: 805.
      worn by the shaman =35=: 1217.

    =Cedar-bark Bags=, for storing wild rice =19=: 1072.

    =Cedar-bark Rope= =35=: 75, 76, 90, 100, 158.

    =Cedar-bark Towels= =35=: 775.

    =Cedar County, Nebr.=, reference to =27=: 99.

    =Cedar Creek=, reference to =27=: 99.

    =Cedar Keys, Florida=, pottery from near =20=: 112, 127.

    =Cedar Mats= =35=: 125.

    =Cedar Point=, treaty of =18=: 760.

    =Cedar Pole=
      account of =27=: 229, 457 _sq._
      references to =27=: 194, 200, 217, 219, 494.

    =Cedar Roots=, used in basket making =41=: 137.

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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

=Cedar=
      a symbol of long life =39=: 238; =43=: 60, 68.
      appearance of, in representations of Hopi katcinas =21=: 65.
      associated with thunder rites =27=: 42.
      brown, timber used for boats =38=: § 794.
      ceremonial use of =43=: 47, 48, 72.
      for fire =35=: 763.
      leaves, ceremonial use of =40=: 91, 357.
      lore concerning =19=: 421, 505.
      male, a life symbol =36=: 95.
      medicinal use of =42=: 552, 657, 668.
      mention of =33=: 63; =35=: 166, 167, 171.
      mystic character of =33=: 57.
      primitive conception of =15=: 182, 183.
      red, a life symbol =36=: 95.
      red, use of =44=: 290, 369, 377.
      sacred regard for =14=: 809, 979.
      stripping of bark of =35=: 616.
      symbolism of =33=: 64; 43: 48.
      tinder made from =30=: 93.
      use of =45=: 51, 53 _sq._, 498, 500.
      use of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas =21=: 122.
      used at Casa Grande =28=: 146.
      used in ceremonies =30=: 93.
      used in Ghost dance =14=: 911, 921.
      used in medicine =30=: 55.
      used in preparing fiber =30=: 78.
      yellow =35=: 163.
      _See also_ =Cedar Bark=; etc.

    =Cedar Bark=
      beater =35=: 129.
      belief regarding =35=: 131.
      breaker =35=: 109, 127, 128, 133.
      gathering of =44=: 386.
      implement for peeling =35=: 143.
      implement for splitting =35=: 117, 124.
      mention of =35=: 191.
      packing of =35=: 122, 123, 132.
      peeling of tree =35=: 120, 121, 131.
      preparation of =35=: 130.
      qualities of =35=: 122, 125.
      red =35=: 677, 735.
      red and white =35=: 1005 _sq._
      red, for shaman =35=: 721.
      rings of, for nōnłem =35=: 1035.
      shredded =35=: 660, 661.
      shredding of =35=: 126-129, 132.
      splitting of =35=: 125.
      use of, as hair, in dress of Hopi katcinas =21=: 86.
      use of, as torch, carried by Tcolawitze =21=: 61.
      use of, as torch, in Hopi festivals =21=: 96.
      use of, as torch, in Sumaikoli festival =21=: 96.
      white, burnt for purification =35=: 1173.
      yellow, shredded =35=: 662, 668.

    =Cedar Bark, Red.=
      for speaker in Winter ceremonial =35=: 899.
      head ring of =35=: 890, 1154, 1197.
      mention of =35=: 849, 856, 867, 868, 1004, 1018, 1155.
      neck ring of =35=: 874, 1071.
      represented on house post =35=: 805.
      worn by the shaman =35=: 1217.

    =Cedar-bark Bags=, for storing wild rice =19=: 1072.

    =Cedar-bark Rope= =35=: 75, 76, 90, 100, 158.

    =Cedar-bark Towels= =35=: 775.

    =Cedar County, Nebr.=, reference to =27=: 99.

    =Cedar Creek=, reference to =27=: 99.

    =Cedar Keys, Florida=, pottery from near =20=: 112, 127.

    =Cedar Mats= =35=: 125.

    =Cedar Point=, treaty of =18=: 760.

    =Cedar Pole=
      account of =27=: 229, 457 _sq._
      references to =27=: 194, 200, 217, 219, 494.

    =Cedar Roots=, used in basket making =41=: 137.

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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