XXXIX. Dance of the Hair-Parters (Grass Dance) 274
XL. Society of Brave Dogs 284
XLI. A Medicine-Pipe Ceremony 289
XLII. A Sacred Ceremony in Mad Wolf’s Tepee 298
XLIII. The Tribal Dancing-Lodge 304
XLIV. End of the Sun Dance and Farewell of my
Indian Father 310
Appendix: Medicinal and Useful Plants of the
Blackfoot Indians 319
ILLUSTRATIONS
Sunset from Lookout Butte Colored frontispiece
A Small Lake on the Western Slope of the Rockies 4
Our Indian Tepee 4
An Old Indian Trail 16
Tribal Camp of Blackfoot on the Prairie 20
Mad Wolf 36
Mad Wolf praying 40
Mad Wolf’s Sacred Beaver Bundle 40
Woman under a Sun-Shelter: Bead and Quill Work; Meat
drying on Poles 70
Woman repairing a Tepee-Cover 70
Scaffold Burial 78
A Grave on a Hilltop 78
White Grass, the Medicine Man
Showing Interior Arrangement of his Tepee 92
Sunrise at our Hunting Camp in the Rockies (in color) 112
Onesta 154
Nitana 174
The Country of the North Piegans 186
Onesta entering the Thunder Tepee with his Sacred Bundles 200
The Crow Water Ceremony of Onesta in the Thunder Tepee 200
Brings-Down-the-Sun and the Author 210
Three Chiefs, Followers of Mad Wolf 250
A Line of Warriors with War Bonnets 250
Drying and Softening a Skin 256
Fleshing a Hide 256
Circle Camp of the Blackfoot 260
Inner Circle of the Tribal Camp, with Crow Tepee in
Foreground (in color) 264
Rattler doctoring Stuyimi 272
Elk Horn, Herald of the Brave Dog Society 280
Society of Brave Dogs marching through the Camp 284
Characteristic Costumes of Brave Dogs 284
Brave Dogs giving their Society Dance 286
Mountain Chief 292
Wolf Plume 292
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