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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

=Anawita=
      chief of Pitka, mention of =19=: 597.
      Hopi Rain-cloud clan chief, reference to =19=: 579.
      Mesauwûh personified by =15=: 263.
      on advent of clans at Walpi =19=: 585.
      traditional information given by =17=: 595.
      Tusayan tradition by =13=: 188.

    =Anba-Hebe= cited on tradition of the pipes =3=: 222.

    =Ancestor Worship=
      absence of =11=: 371.
      at Sikyatki =17=: 732.
      by the Hopi =15=: 251.
      in Snake-dance =19=: 965 _sq._, 1008.
      nature of =47=: 510.
      Omaha attitude toward =27=: 601.
      terms indicative of =11=: 368.

    =Ancestors=
      offerings to =47=: 509, 621.
      Zuñi cult of the =47=: 509 _sqq._

    =Anchor= =35=: 511.

    =Anchor Stones= =35=: 180.

    =Anchorage=, town of =46=: 36.

    =Ancient=
      art in the province of Chiriqui =6=: 13-187.
      burial customs of barbaric tribes =1=: 152.
      cemetery of Abiquiu =1=: 111.
      nations, tree burials of =1=: 165, 166.

    =Ancient-bodied=, a female man-being in Iroquoian cosmology =21=:
      228.

    =Ancient Clan Masks=
      description of =21=: 109-112.
      ownership of =31=: 109.

    =Ancient People=, Tewa name for =29=: 573.

    =Ancient Pottery= of the Mississippi Valley =4=: 361-436.

    =Ancient Pueblos=, pottery of the =4=: 257-360.

    =Ancientism= defined =1=: 33, 39.

    =Ancients=
      curious mourning observances of =1=: 165, 166.
      Hopi, personification of =21=: 16.
      _See also_ =Ancestor Worship=; =Ancestors=; =Katcinas=.

    =Ancients, The=
      references to =28=: 42.
      _See also_ =Ancestor=; =Hohokam=; =Inhabitants=.

    =Ancon, Peru=
      absence of trephined crania at =16=: 13.
      examples of ornamentation from graves at =6=: 212, 230, 231, 236,
        243, 248.

    =Andaggyjunkquagh=, sale of land by =18=: 596.

    =Andaman Islanders=
      head decoration by =10=: 621.
      head decoration of =10=: 222.
      tattooing of =10=: 418.

    =Anderson, C. M.= =46=: 100.

    =Anderson, Peter=, Pueblo ruins on farm of =22, i=: 173.

    =Anderson, Robert=, remains on farm of (Arkansas) =12=: 228.

    =Anderson, W. G.=, opened Wisconsin mounds =5=: 16.

    =Anderson _and_ Stewart=, cited =6=: 458, 459.

    =Anderson River=, clothing from =18=: 39.

    =Anderson Township, Ohio=, mounds =5=: 47, 48.

    =Andiron, Shumopavi= =8=: 176.

    =Andrade, Eduardo J.=, acknowledgment to =22, i=: XII.

    =Andrade, Francisco=, campaign against Seri by =17=: 88-93.

    =Andree, _Dr._ Richard=, criticism on pictographs by =4=: 14 _sq._

    =Andreivsky=
      festival observed at =18=: 361 _sqq._
      implements from =18=: 121 _sq._
      legends from =18=: 485 _sq._, 488 _sqq._, 490-494.
      visited by E. W. Nelson =18=: 19.

    =Andrew, _Father_=, stories about =47=: 206.

    =Andrew, Tarascon=, remains in Pueblo country =14=: 592.

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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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