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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

=Cushing, Frank Hamilton=
      account of the life of =21=: XXXV-XXXVIII.
      acknowledgments to =15=: 18; =17=: 20; =24=: 29.
      allusion by, to Casa Grande =13=: 297.
      archeologic researches of =21=: XIII, XVIII.
      cited on Zuñi customs =11=: 369.
      cited on Zuñi drinking tubes =9=: 494.
      cited on Zuñi Indians =9=: 452.
      cited on Zuñi water vessels =9=: 494.
      collection made by =21=: XIV.
      contributor to Bureau =48=: 1189.
      death of =21=: XXXV.
      description of the Zuñi by =3=: 106.
      excavation at Halona by =8=: 88, 193.
      field work of =21=: X.
      Halona identified as one of the Seven Cities of Cibola by =8=: 94.
      head of Hemenway Southwestern Expedition =28=: 119.
      identifies K’iakima as scene of death of Estevanico =8=: 86.
      illustrations from, showing Pueblo use of baskets in molding and
        modeling =20=: 69.
      implements for games, made by =24=: 222, 719, 721.
      information furnished by =24=: 169, 799.
      investigations of, in Zuñi =23=: XLV.
      Kintiel ruin discovered by =22=, =I=: 124.
      material furnished by =24=: 799.
      material identified by =24=: 427, 667.
      mention of =41=: 101.
      model of Zuñi altar by =19=: XLVIII.
      myth recorded by =47=: 547.
      obituary of =48=: 1221.
      office work of =6=: XLVI; =20=: XII _sq._, XIV.
      on Acus, Totonteac and Marata =14=: 357.
      on affinity of cliff dwellers and Pueblos =17=: 532.
      on American Indian games in general =24=: 29, 809.
      on archery, Kiowa =24=: 388.
      on arrow shaftment =24=: 228.
      on cardinal points in Zuñi ceremonies =16=: 257.
      on ceremonial fire =16=: 190.
      on ceremonial renewal of kivas =16=: 177.
      on cliff ruins =16=: 153.
      on depressed structures in Arizona =13=: 245.
      on derivation of “Zuñi” =7=: 138.
      on development of bow =17=: 201*.
      on dice games, Zuñi =24=: 47, 77, 210-217, 221 _sq._, 223.
      on divinatory origin of Indian games =24=: 34 _sq._
      on former occupancy of Kintiel =8=: 92.
      on Galisko =29=: 481.
      on hidden ball =24=: 44, 374-381.
      on Indian burials =14=: 518.
      on Indian fruit preserves =14=: 487.
      on influence of environment on art =20=: 159.
      on irrigation, Salt River Valley =29=: 114 _sq._
      on kicked-stick game =29=: 530.
      on Laguna =29=: 335.
      on manufacture of Iroquoian pottery =20=: 161, 163.
      on markings of kiva hatchway =16=: 180.
      on meaning of calumet-tomahawk =17=: 168*.
      on name “Cibola” =26=: 24.
      on origin of stamp decoration =20=: 123.
      on ornament of Iroquoian pottery =20=: 163.
      on Pojoaque =29=: 335.
      on prehistoric Cubans and Floridians =25=: 216.
      on primitive surgery =16=: 71.
      on Pueblo number figures =19=: 840.
      on quinary system =19=: 850.
      on ring and pin, Zuñi =24=: 529.
      on Sandia =29=: 526.
      on scarred skulls =16=: 65.

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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

=Cushing, Frank Hamilton=
      account of the life of =21=: XXXV-XXXVIII.
      acknowledgments to =15=: 18; =17=: 20; =24=: 29.
      allusion by, to Casa Grande =13=: 297.
      archeologic researches of =21=: XIII, XVIII.
      cited on Zuñi customs =11=: 369.
      cited on Zuñi drinking tubes =9=: 494.
      cited on Zuñi Indians =9=: 452.
      cited on Zuñi water vessels =9=: 494.
      collection made by =21=: XIV.
      contributor to Bureau =48=: 1189.
      death of =21=: XXXV.
      description of the Zuñi by =3=: 106.
      excavation at Halona by =8=: 88, 193.
      field work of =21=: X.
      Halona identified as one of the Seven Cities of Cibola by =8=: 94.
      head of Hemenway Southwestern Expedition =28=: 119.
      identifies K’iakima as scene of death of Estevanico =8=: 86.
      illustrations from, showing Pueblo use of baskets in molding and
        modeling =20=: 69.
      implements for games, made by =24=: 222, 719, 721.
      information furnished by =24=: 169, 799.
      investigations of, in Zuñi =23=: XLV.
      Kintiel ruin discovered by =22=, =I=: 124.
      material furnished by =24=: 799.
      material identified by =24=: 427, 667.
      mention of =41=: 101.
      model of Zuñi altar by =19=: XLVIII.
      myth recorded by =47=: 547.
      obituary of =48=: 1221.
      office work of =6=: XLVI; =20=: XII _sq._, XIV.
      on Acus, Totonteac and Marata =14=: 357.
      on affinity of cliff dwellers and Pueblos =17=: 532.
      on American Indian games in general =24=: 29, 809.
      on archery, Kiowa =24=: 388.
      on arrow shaftment =24=: 228.
      on cardinal points in Zuñi ceremonies =16=: 257.
      on ceremonial fire =16=: 190.
      on ceremonial renewal of kivas =16=: 177.
      on cliff ruins =16=: 153.
      on depressed structures in Arizona =13=: 245.
      on derivation of “Zuñi” =7=: 138.
      on development of bow =17=: 201*.
      on dice games, Zuñi =24=: 47, 77, 210-217, 221 _sq._, 223.
      on divinatory origin of Indian games =24=: 34 _sq._
      on former occupancy of Kintiel =8=: 92.
      on Galisko =29=: 481.
      on hidden ball =24=: 44, 374-381.
      on Indian burials =14=: 518.
      on Indian fruit preserves =14=: 487.
      on influence of environment on art =20=: 159.
      on irrigation, Salt River Valley =29=: 114 _sq._
      on kicked-stick game =29=: 530.
      on Laguna =29=: 335.
      on manufacture of Iroquoian pottery =20=: 161, 163.
      on markings of kiva hatchway =16=: 180.
      on meaning of calumet-tomahawk =17=: 168*.
      on name “Cibola” =26=: 24.
      on origin of stamp decoration =20=: 123.
      on ornament of Iroquoian pottery =20=: 163.
      on Pojoaque =29=: 335.
      on prehistoric Cubans and Floridians =25=: 216.
      on primitive surgery =16=: 71.
      on Pueblo number figures =19=: 840.
      on quinary system =19=: 850.
      on ring and pin, Zuñi =24=: 529.
      on Sandia =29=: 526.
      on scarred skulls =16=: 65.

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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