Miscellaneous articles 458 Collection from Santa Ana 458 Articles of stone 458 Articles of clay 458 Collection from Sandia, N. Mex. 458 Collection from Cochiti 459 Articles of stone 459 Articles of clay 459 Miscellaneous articles 460 Collections from San Ildefonso 460 Articles of stone 460 Articles of clay 461 Red ware with decorations in black 462 Red and brown ware without decorations 463 Black polished ware 463 Black ware not polished 463 Miscellaneous articles 464 Collections from Taos 464 Articles of stone 464 Articles of clay 464 White and red ware with decorations 465 ILLUSTRATIONS. Fig. 698.--Pojuaque pitcher 440 699.--Santa Clara polished black ware 443 700.--Santa Clara polished black ware 444 701.--Santa Clara bowl 445 702.--Santa Clara image 445 703.--Santa Clara meal basket 446 704.--Santa Clara pipe 446 705.--Santa Clara canteen 447 706.--Santa Clara canteen 449 707.--Santo Domingo tinaja 451 708.--Jemez water vase 453 709.--Silla water vessel 455 710.--The blanket weaver 454 711.--San Juan water vessel 457 712.--San Ildefonso water vessel 461 713.--Taos polishing stone 464 714.--Taos vessel 465 [Illustration: MAP OF THE PROVINCE OF TUSAYAN, ARIZONA Surveyed by A. L. WEBSTER 1881] * * * * * ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF THE COLLECTIONS OBTAINED FROM THE INDIANS OF NEW MEXICO IN 1880. By James Stevenson. * * * * * INTRODUCTION. It is thought best that I should give, in connection with the catalogue of collections made by the party under my charge in 1880-'81, a brief statement in relation to the collections described in the catalogues, and the information obtained in regard to the Pueblo tribes.