Indian Tribes of the Upper Missouri: Edited with Notes and Biographical SketchDenig, Edwin Thompson
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Indian Tribes of the Upper Missouri: Edited with Notes and Biographical Sketch
Denig, Edwin Thompson
Assiniboine Indians; Indians of North America -- Missouri River Valley
BEAVER, trapping of 411, 538
BELIEFS—
concerning animals, 487
concerning astronomy, 414-418
concerning crime, 479-483
concerning future life, 418
concerning Great Spirit, 397
concerning territorial rights, 476-478
concerning the earth, 406
BETTING, on races, 566
BIRDS—
list of, eaten by Indians, 583
BLACK ROOT, medicinal use of 425-426
BLACKFEET, migration of 405-406
BLEEDING, practice of 426
BLUE THUNDER, Assiniboin warrior, 402
BODY PAINTING, for the dance 559, 562
BONES—
of prehistoric animals 411-412
of the dead, reinterred 574-575
BOW AND ABROW, use of 542, 555
BOWL GAME, description of 567-569
BOYS, ASSINOBOIN, characteristics of 444
BRAVERY, exhibition of 550
BRAVES' DANCE, described 558-560
BUFFALO—
as food 581-582
discussion of destruction of 460-462
hunting of 530-536
importance of 410-411
parts of, eaten raw 581
_See also_ GAME; HUNTING
BULLS' DANCE, described 532
BULL'S DRY BONES, doctor and soothsayer 422
BURIAL CUSTOMS 570-576
BURIAL MOUNDS, absence of 573
BURIALS—
in lodge 573
in sitting position 573, 574
on hilltop 572
orientation in 572, 573
scaffold or tree 493, 571, 572, 574
_See also_ GRAVES
CALUMET, ceremonial use of 446-447
CAMP—
Indian life in 508-510
organization of 440-446
CANNIBALISM, in time of famine 523, 534
CANOE INDIANS, an Assiniboin band 430
CANOES—
use of 579
CAPACITY, INTELLECTUAL, of the Indian 593-602
CAPTIVES, treatment of 551, 552, 553
CATAMENIAL CUSTOMS 524
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