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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

perfecting ceremony =13=: 445.
      pigweed mixed with =30=: 67.
      place in Wa´waⁿ ceremony =27=: 379.
      planting time for, by the Hopi =15=: 258, 259.
      pollen used in Navaho ceremonies =14=: 705.
      preparation of =23=: 186, 187.
      preparation of, for bush fire =42=: 562 _sq._
      preparation of a perfect ear of =23=: 418.
      probable place of origin of =33=: 59.
      prominent in Flute ceremony =19=: 1005.
      red, a life symbol =36=: 136.
      rite connected with =45=: 530.
      rites connected with Snake dance =16=: 306.
      ritual of =27=: 609.
      roasting of =30=: 76.
      sacred, of the Arapaho =17=: 242.
      sacred feast of =22, ii=: 161, 333.
      sacred nature of =47=: 496.
      sacrosanct, term for =47=: 217.
      significance of =16=: 228.
      Sioux mythic origin of =14=: 1063.
      songs and dances of =32=: 649.
      speckled, a life symbol =36=: 137.
      spirits associated with =30=: 228, 230 _sq._
      sprouted beverage with =30=: 76.
      spurge used for sweetening =30=: 68.
      stack (shock) of, at Walpi Flute altar =19=: 1001.
      stores of, kept by Indians =14=: 584.
      sweet, introduced in Mishongnovi =17=: 604.
      symbolic planting of =39=: 194; =43=: 55, 56.
      symbolic use of =21=: 41; =47=: 121.
      symbolism of =43=: 48.
      symbolic of cardinal points =16=: 291.
      symbols in the codices =16=: 216, 226, 242.
      tumbleweed seeds used with =30=: 65.
      use of =44=: 294.
      use of, by Natackas =21=: 35.
      use of, in Hopi =21=: 114.
      use of, in initiation ceremony =47=: 74.
      use of, in naming ceremony =47=: 134, 215.
      used as food =30=: 73-76.
      used in ceremonies =30=: 99 _sq._
      used in making he´palokia =30=: 75.
      used in medicine =30=: 62.
      used in Tusayan ceremony =16=: 279, 280, 282.
      varieties grown by Indians =33=: 67.
      varieties of =37=: 117.
      white, origin of =32=: 652.
      white-flour, medicinal use of =42=: 665.
      yellow, a life symbol =36=: 137.
      Zuñi origin of =13=: 391.
      Zuñi regard for =13=: 376.
      _See also_ =Agriculture=; =Corn= (_among the Pima_); =Corn, Ear
        of=; etc.; =Maize=; =Meal=; =New Corn Crop=; =Pollen=.

    =Corn= (_among the Pima_).
      article of trade =26=: 94.
      food product =26=: 72 _sq._
      in mythology =26=: 352.
      in song =26=: 332 _sq._

    =Corn=, a female man-being in Iroquoian cosmology =21=: 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

perfecting ceremony =13=: 445.
      pigweed mixed with =30=: 67.
      place in Wa´waⁿ ceremony =27=: 379.
      planting time for, by the Hopi =15=: 258, 259.
      pollen used in Navaho ceremonies =14=: 705.
      preparation of =23=: 186, 187.
      preparation of, for bush fire =42=: 562 _sq._
      preparation of a perfect ear of =23=: 418.
      probable place of origin of =33=: 59.
      prominent in Flute ceremony =19=: 1005.
      red, a life symbol =36=: 136.
      rite connected with =45=: 530.
      rites connected with Snake dance =16=: 306.
      ritual of =27=: 609.
      roasting of =30=: 76.
      sacred, of the Arapaho =17=: 242.
      sacred feast of =22, ii=: 161, 333.
      sacred nature of =47=: 496.
      sacrosanct, term for =47=: 217.
      significance of =16=: 228.
      Sioux mythic origin of =14=: 1063.
      songs and dances of =32=: 649.
      speckled, a life symbol =36=: 137.
      spirits associated with =30=: 228, 230 _sq._
      sprouted beverage with =30=: 76.
      spurge used for sweetening =30=: 68.
      stack (shock) of, at Walpi Flute altar =19=: 1001.
      stores of, kept by Indians =14=: 584.
      sweet, introduced in Mishongnovi =17=: 604.
      symbolic planting of =39=: 194; =43=: 55, 56.
      symbolic use of =21=: 41; =47=: 121.
      symbolism of =43=: 48.
      symbolic of cardinal points =16=: 291.
      symbols in the codices =16=: 216, 226, 242.
      tumbleweed seeds used with =30=: 65.
      use of =44=: 294.
      use of, by Natackas =21=: 35.
      use of, in Hopi =21=: 114.
      use of, in initiation ceremony =47=: 74.
      use of, in naming ceremony =47=: 134, 215.
      used as food =30=: 73-76.
      used in ceremonies =30=: 99 _sq._
      used in making he´palokia =30=: 75.
      used in medicine =30=: 62.
      used in Tusayan ceremony =16=: 279, 280, 282.
      varieties grown by Indians =33=: 67.
      varieties of =37=: 117.
      white, origin of =32=: 652.
      white-flour, medicinal use of =42=: 665.
      yellow, a life symbol =36=: 137.
      Zuñi origin of =13=: 391.
      Zuñi regard for =13=: 376.
      _See also_ =Agriculture=; =Corn= (_among the Pima_); =Corn, Ear
        of=; etc.; =Maize=; =Meal=; =New Corn Crop=; =Pollen=.

    =Corn= (_among the Pima_).
      article of trade =26=: 94.
      food product =26=: 72 _sq._
      in mythology =26=: 352.
      in song =26=: 332 _sq._

    =Corn=, a female man-being in Iroquoian cosmology =21=: 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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