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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

=Cicuye=
      Alvarado’s visit to =14=: 491.
      cartographic history of =14=: 403.
      description of =14=: 523, 525.
      description of, by companions of Coronado =14=: 570, 575.
      description of, by Jaramillo =14=: 587.
      Indians from, visit Coronado =14=: 490.
      river of, crossed by Spaniards =14=: 504, 510.
      siege of, by Spaniards =14=: 511.
      synonymous with Pecos =14=: 391.
      treachery of Indians at =14=: 509.
      visit of Coronado to =14=: 502.

    =Çiⁿ´dexoⁿxoⁿ=, group under, account of =27=: 178, 179 _sq._

    =Çiⁿ´-dse-a-gthe=, a tribal division =39=: 82.

    =Çiⁿ´-dse-a-gthe Gens=
      Ni´-ki ritual of the =36=: 272 _sqq._
      offices of the =39=: 92.
      personal names of the =43=: 146.

    =Cienega=, Pueblo ruin near =22, i=: 187.

    =Cigar; Cigarette= =38=: § 283.

    =Cigarette, Cane=, Casa Grande =28=: 135, 142 _sq._

    =Cigarette Leaves=, origin of =30=: 336.

    =Cigarettes=
      among the Pima, ceremonial use =26=: 347.
      among the Pima, in medicine =26=: 260, 267.
      among the Pima, in mythology =26=: 340, 344, 352, 359, 360, 363.
      among the Pima, in song =26=: 336, 337.
      bearer of, ceremony of =23=: 146.
      ceremonial use of =47=: 118, 132.
      in Hopi ceremony =17=: 735.
      of reeds, in sacrificial caves =17=: 736.
      smoking of, ceremonial =23=: 125.
      used in medicine =30=: 52, 54.
      _See also_ =Pipe=; =Smoking=; =Tobacco=.

    =Ciguaner Indians=, war colors of =10=: 632 _sq._

    =Ciguayos=, a Cuban tribe =34=: 255.

    =Ci-ho=, legendary Pima hero =45=: 71.

    =Cimarrones-Migueletes War=, record of =17=: 83.

    =Cimex Fraternity= (_Pe´shäᵗsilo`kwe_).
      medicines of =30=: 39, 46.
      of the Zuñi =23=: 564-568.

    =Cimi=
      day symbol, discussion of =16=: 231.
      symbol in Dresden Codex =16=: 250.
      symbol in Troano Codex =16=: 213.

    =Cimo=, Hopi chief, on advent of clans at Walpi =19=: 585.

    =Cinaloa River=
      crossed by Coronado =14=: 584.
      north of New Galicia =14=: 386, 515.

    =Cĭn-au´-äv Brothers=, a Shoshone myth =1=: 44, 45.

    =Cincinnati=
      figurine found near =20=: 183.
      Indian name for =42=: 792.
      trail to =42=: 789.

    =Cincinnati Museum of Art=, acknowledgments to =20=: 16.

    =Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway=, trail followed
      by =42=: 744.

    =Cincinnati Southern Railroad=, trail followed by =42=: 842, 843.

    =Cincinnati Tablet= =2=: 133.

    =Cinder Cones=, ruins in =17=: 532.

    =Cinders=, use of, as tempering material =20=: 46.

    =Cinerary Urns= from Pueblo Viejo, description of =22, i=: 173, 181
      =sq.=

    =Cinnamomum=, cultivation of =38=: § 246.

    =Cinquefoil=
      medicinal use of =42=: 667.
      preparation of =35=: 535.
      steamed in box =35=: 536.
      use of =44=: 291, 342; =45=: 469, 494.

    =Cinquefoil Feast= =35=: 538-542.

    =Cinquefoil Garden= =35=: 189-192.

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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

=Cicuye=
      Alvarado’s visit to =14=: 491.
      cartographic history of =14=: 403.
      description of =14=: 523, 525.
      description of, by companions of Coronado =14=: 570, 575.
      description of, by Jaramillo =14=: 587.
      Indians from, visit Coronado =14=: 490.
      river of, crossed by Spaniards =14=: 504, 510.
      siege of, by Spaniards =14=: 511.
      synonymous with Pecos =14=: 391.
      treachery of Indians at =14=: 509.
      visit of Coronado to =14=: 502.

    =Çiⁿ´dexoⁿxoⁿ=, group under, account of =27=: 178, 179 _sq._

    =Çiⁿ´-dse-a-gthe=, a tribal division =39=: 82.

    =Çiⁿ´-dse-a-gthe Gens=
      Ni´-ki ritual of the =36=: 272 _sqq._
      offices of the =39=: 92.
      personal names of the =43=: 146.

    =Cienega=, Pueblo ruin near =22, i=: 187.

    =Cigar; Cigarette= =38=: § 283.

    =Cigarette, Cane=, Casa Grande =28=: 135, 142 _sq._

    =Cigarette Leaves=, origin of =30=: 336.

    =Cigarettes=
      among the Pima, ceremonial use =26=: 347.
      among the Pima, in medicine =26=: 260, 267.
      among the Pima, in mythology =26=: 340, 344, 352, 359, 360, 363.
      among the Pima, in song =26=: 336, 337.
      bearer of, ceremony of =23=: 146.
      ceremonial use of =47=: 118, 132.
      in Hopi ceremony =17=: 735.
      of reeds, in sacrificial caves =17=: 736.
      smoking of, ceremonial =23=: 125.
      used in medicine =30=: 52, 54.
      _See also_ =Pipe=; =Smoking=; =Tobacco=.

    =Ciguaner Indians=, war colors of =10=: 632 _sq._

    =Ciguayos=, a Cuban tribe =34=: 255.

    =Ci-ho=, legendary Pima hero =45=: 71.

    =Cimarrones-Migueletes War=, record of =17=: 83.

    =Cimex Fraternity= (_Pe´shäᵗsilo`kwe_).
      medicines of =30=: 39, 46.
      of the Zuñi =23=: 564-568.

    =Cimi=
      day symbol, discussion of =16=: 231.
      symbol in Dresden Codex =16=: 250.
      symbol in Troano Codex =16=: 213.

    =Cimo=, Hopi chief, on advent of clans at Walpi =19=: 585.

    =Cinaloa River=
      crossed by Coronado =14=: 584.
      north of New Galicia =14=: 386, 515.

    =Cĭn-au´-äv Brothers=, a Shoshone myth =1=: 44, 45.

    =Cincinnati=
      figurine found near =20=: 183.
      Indian name for =42=: 792.
      trail to =42=: 789.

    =Cincinnati Museum of Art=, acknowledgments to =20=: 16.

    =Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway=, trail followed
      by =42=: 744.

    =Cincinnati Southern Railroad=, trail followed by =42=: 842, 843.

    =Cincinnati Tablet= =2=: 133.

    =Cinder Cones=, ruins in =17=: 532.

    =Cinders=, use of, as tempering material =20=: 46.

    =Cinerary Urns= from Pueblo Viejo, description of =22, i=: 173, 181
      =sq.=

    =Cinnamomum=, cultivation of =38=: § 246.

    =Cinquefoil=
      medicinal use of =42=: 667.
      preparation of =35=: 535.
      steamed in box =35=: 536.
      use of =44=: 291, 342; =45=: 469, 494.

    =Cinquefoil Feast= =35=: 538-542.

    =Cinquefoil Garden= =35=: 189-192.

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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