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
DUCK DANCE, described 562
DYESTUFFS, native 591
EAGLE FEATHERS—
badge of distinction 449
value of 589
EARTH, beliefs concerning the 414
EARTH LODGES, construction of 579
ECLIPSE, beliefs concerning 415
EDUCATION, discussion of need of 466-470
ELK, hunting of 537
ELK HORNS, mound of 398
ELK TEETH, value of 589
ERMINE SKINS, value of 589
EXCHANGE, no medium of 420
EYESIGHT, acuteness of 527-528
FABLES, of the Assiniboin 609-617
FACIAL PAINTING
for burial 570
for the dance 557, 563
for war 554
FAMILY LIFE, of the Assiniboin 503-508
FASTING
in time of scarcity 509
object of 489-490
FATHER-IN-LAW TABOO 503-504
FEASTING, in time of plenty 509
FEATHERS, eagle
a mark of rank 553
value of 589
FETISHES—
belief in 495
_See also_ CHARMS
FEUDS, the result of murder 453
_See also_ RETALIATION; REVENGE
FIREARMS—
importance of 466
valued highly 555
_See also_ GUNS
FIRST-WHO-FLIES, account of 401-402
FISHING, among Upper Missouri Indians 544, 582
FLUTE, use of 512
FOOD—
animal, of the Upper Missouri Indian 581-582
of the Plains tribes 407-408
quantities of, consumed 509
FOOT RACES, popularity of 566
FORT BENTON, a trading point 407
FORT BERTHOLD, a trading point 407
FORT CLARKE, a trading point 407
FORT PIERRE, a trading point 407
FORT UNION—
a trading point 407
described by Denig 381
FOX DANCE, described 561
trapping of 538-539
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