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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

=Color=
      aboriginal American pottery =20=: 63.
      absence of, in specimen examined by P. Kalm =20=: 59.
      Catawba pottery =20=: 55, 143.
      ceremonial use of =10=: 619-622.
      Cherokee pottery =20=: 56.
      classification of wares from Pueblo ruins by =22, i=: 58-61, 179
        _sq._
      decorative use of =10=: 619-622.
      designating social status =10=: 633 _sq._
      differentiation of, by Indians =14=: 1032.
      divisions of the Zuñi =13=: 369.
      effect of firing on =20=: 53.
      Florida Peninsula pottery =20=: 117 _sq._, 121, 126.
      for war and peace =10=: 631 _sqq._
      Gulf Coast pottery =20=: 106, 111.
      ideocrasy of =10=: 622 _sqq._
      in Mississippi Valley pottery =4=: 373, 374.
      Indian, Eskimo, Yukon =46=: 151, 161.
      Iroquoian pipes =20=: 173 _sq._
      Iroquoian pottery =20=: 162.
      Middle Atlantic Coast pipes =20=: 158.
      Middle Atlantic Coast pottery =20=: 153, 155.
      Middle Mississippi Valley pipes =20=: 99.
      Middle Mississippi Valley pottery =20=: 84 _sq._
      materials =4=: 235, 236.
      mention of =46=: 364.
      New Jersey-New England ware =20=: 175.
      Northwestern pottery =20=: 193, 198, 199.
      of coiled pottery =4=: 283.
      of designs in pottery =4=: 302.
      of Pueblo pottery =4=: 269.
      Pamunkey pottery =20=: 152.
      pleasures of =19=: LXIII.
      primitive ideas concerning =19=: LXXXIV.
      red =33=: 322, 324, 646, 654, 655.
      red as a sacred =14=: 1037.
      relative to death and mourning =10=: 629 _sqq._
      significance of =10=: 618-637.
      significance of, in Menomini ceremonial =14=: 76.
      South Appalachian pipes =20=: 141.
      South Appalachian pottery =20=: 132, 138.
      Spanish olive jars =20=: 129.
      symbolic use of, in general =10=: 635 _sq._
      variations of, in katcina representations =21=: 60, 82, 95.
      variations of, on parts of the body of Hopi katcinas =21=: 80.
      Western Eskimo =46=: 213-228.
      _See also_ =Color Decoration=; etc.; =Colors=.

    =Color Decoration=
      Apalachee-Ohio pottery, absence of =20=: 180.
      aboriginal American pottery =20=: 42, 52, 63 _sq._, 66 _sq._
      Florida pottery =20=: 118, 124, 125, 127.
      Gulf Coast pottery =20=: 111, 112, 113.
      Gulf Coast pottery, rarity of =20=: 105.
      Iroquoian pottery, absence of =20=: 164.
      Lower Mississippi Valley pottery =20=: 103.
      Middle Mississippi Valley pottery =20=: 84, 86, 87, 88, 93, 95,
        96, 98, 100, 101.
      South Appalachian pottery =20=:138.
      southern and northern pottery =20=: 187.

    =Color in Textile Art= =6=: 201, 202.

    =Color of Seri= =17=: 137* _sq._

    =Color of Specimens= =34=: 132.

    =Color Phenomena= in textile ornament =6=: 215-232.

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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

=Color=
      aboriginal American pottery =20=: 63.
      absence of, in specimen examined by P. Kalm =20=: 59.
      Catawba pottery =20=: 55, 143.
      ceremonial use of =10=: 619-622.
      Cherokee pottery =20=: 56.
      classification of wares from Pueblo ruins by =22, i=: 58-61, 179
        _sq._
      decorative use of =10=: 619-622.
      designating social status =10=: 633 _sq._
      differentiation of, by Indians =14=: 1032.
      divisions of the Zuñi =13=: 369.
      effect of firing on =20=: 53.
      Florida Peninsula pottery =20=: 117 _sq._, 121, 126.
      for war and peace =10=: 631 _sqq._
      Gulf Coast pottery =20=: 106, 111.
      ideocrasy of =10=: 622 _sqq._
      in Mississippi Valley pottery =4=: 373, 374.
      Indian, Eskimo, Yukon =46=: 151, 161.
      Iroquoian pipes =20=: 173 _sq._
      Iroquoian pottery =20=: 162.
      Middle Atlantic Coast pipes =20=: 158.
      Middle Atlantic Coast pottery =20=: 153, 155.
      Middle Mississippi Valley pipes =20=: 99.
      Middle Mississippi Valley pottery =20=: 84 _sq._
      materials =4=: 235, 236.
      mention of =46=: 364.
      New Jersey-New England ware =20=: 175.
      Northwestern pottery =20=: 193, 198, 199.
      of coiled pottery =4=: 283.
      of designs in pottery =4=: 302.
      of Pueblo pottery =4=: 269.
      Pamunkey pottery =20=: 152.
      pleasures of =19=: LXIII.
      primitive ideas concerning =19=: LXXXIV.
      red =33=: 322, 324, 646, 654, 655.
      red as a sacred =14=: 1037.
      relative to death and mourning =10=: 629 _sqq._
      significance of =10=: 618-637.
      significance of, in Menomini ceremonial =14=: 76.
      South Appalachian pipes =20=: 141.
      South Appalachian pottery =20=: 132, 138.
      Spanish olive jars =20=: 129.
      symbolic use of, in general =10=: 635 _sq._
      variations of, in katcina representations =21=: 60, 82, 95.
      variations of, on parts of the body of Hopi katcinas =21=: 80.
      Western Eskimo =46=: 213-228.
      _See also_ =Color Decoration=; etc.; =Colors=.

    =Color Decoration=
      Apalachee-Ohio pottery, absence of =20=: 180.
      aboriginal American pottery =20=: 42, 52, 63 _sq._, 66 _sq._
      Florida pottery =20=: 118, 124, 125, 127.
      Gulf Coast pottery =20=: 111, 112, 113.
      Gulf Coast pottery, rarity of =20=: 105.
      Iroquoian pottery, absence of =20=: 164.
      Lower Mississippi Valley pottery =20=: 103.
      Middle Mississippi Valley pottery =20=: 84, 86, 87, 88, 93, 95,
        96, 98, 100, 101.
      South Appalachian pottery =20=:138.
      southern and northern pottery =20=: 187.

    =Color in Textile Art= =6=: 201, 202.

    =Color of Seri= =17=: 137* _sq._

    =Color of Specimens= =34=: 132.

    =Color Phenomena= in textile ornament =6=: 215-232.

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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