Picture-Writing of the American Indians: Tenth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1888-89, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1893, pages 3-822Mallery, Garrick
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Picture-Writing of the American Indians: Tenth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1888-89, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1893, pages 3-822
Mallery, Garrick
Picture-writing, Indian
Trade 603
957. Brothers 603
958. Same tribe 603
959. Husband and wife 604
960. Same tribe 604
961. Same tribe 604
962-966. Whirlwind 604-605
967-975. Winter, cold, snow 605-606
976. Peruvian garrison 607
977. Comet. Mexican 613
978. Robbery. Mexican 613
979. Guatemalan symbols 614
980. Chibcha symbols 616
981. Syrian symbols 616
982. Piaroa color stamps 621
983. Rock painting. Tule river, California 638
984-998. Gesture signs in pictographs 639-641
999. Water symbols 642
1000. Gesture sign for drink 642
1001. Water. Egyptian 642
1002. Gesture for rain 643
1003. Water signs. Moki 643
1004. Symbols for child and man 644
1005. Gestures for birth 644
1006. Negation 645
1007. Hand 645
1008. Signal of discovery 645
1009. Pictured gestures. Maya 646
1010. Pictured gestures. Guatemala 647
1011-1019. Peace 650-651
1020-1022. War 651-652
1023. Chief-Boy 652
1024. War chief. Passamaquoddy 652
1025-1029. Council 653-654
1030-1037. Plenty of food 654-655
1038-1043. Famine 655-656
1044-1046. Starvation 656
1047-1051. Horses 656-657
1052-1060. Horse stealing 657-658
1061-1069. Kill and death 658-660
1070. Killed. Dakota 660
1071.
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