BAGS, Woven, described 33, 34 BARK clothing 17 fiber used in weaving 23, 24, 25 Mulberry, used for fringe 32 used in embroidery designs 28 net making 27 spinning 22 BARTRAM, W., on council houses of mats 19 on sieve of Georgia Indians 17 BASKETRY discussed 15 Earthenware derived from 11 Lack of pottery modeled from 38 rarely preserved by charring 36 BEADS used in embroidery 28 BILOXI, Mortuary customs of the 21 BRACKINRIDGE, H. M. on Tennessee mortuary customs 21 BRIDGES of wattle work 13 BUTEL-DUMONT, G. M., on Louisiana indian embroidery 28 featherwork 28 mortuary mats 21 sieves 17 Mobilian wattled biers 14 Natchez dwellings 14 rafts of poles and canes 15 CAGES of wattle work 13 CALIFORNIA INDIANS, Stone chipping by 41 CANES used for matting 18 CAROLINA INDIANS, Textile fabrics of 14, 16 CAVES, Fabrics preserved in 29 CHARRING, Fabrics preserved by 35 CHASE,--, on ceremonial knives 16 CHEROKEE, Basketry of the 16 Weaving by the 23 CHOCTAW, Woven pouches and blankets of the 24 CLAWS of birds used with embroidery 28 CLEU, J. F., Split cane matting found by 37 CLOTH. Methods of manufacture of 22 CONTI, a Georgia Indian food 17 COPPER as a fabric preservative 36 used in embroidery 28 CORDAGE, Primitive manufacture of 21 COSTUMES of Louisiana indian women 32, 33 COTTON shawls of lower Mississippi 25 CRADLES, Textile, described 18 CRESSON, H. T., Remains of fish-weirs found by 15 DELAWARE, Remains of weirs in 15 DE SOTO, H., Expedition of 25 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Fabric-impressed pottery from 44, 45 DU PRATZ, LE P., on Louisiana basketry 16 cane rafts 15 clothing 22, 25, 32, 33 dyes 20 embroidery 28 feather work 27 nets 27 sieves 17 textile cradles 18 DWELLINGS of wattle work 13 DYEING of basketry by the Cherokee 16 embroidery materials 28 DYES, use of, by Louisiana Indians 20 ELVAS, KNIGHT OF, on Georgia indian blankets 24 ELVAS, KNIGHT OF on Georgia indian costume 22 EMBROIDERY, Lack of remains of 12 of southern Indians 28 EMMEET, J. W., mortuary fabrics procured by 30 FANS of turkey feathers 17 FEATHER blankets of the Choctaw 24 weaving among Louisiana Indians 25 work described 27 Lack of remains of 12 FISH-WEIRS of Virginia indians 14 of wattle work 13 FLORIDA indians, Nets made and used by 45 FOSSIL fabrics discussed 28 GEORGIA, Fabrics from 36 indians, Textile fabrics of 17 Remains of matting from 36 GRASSES employed in spinning 22 HAIR used in weaving 22, 24, 25, 28, 36 HAKLUYT, RICHARD, on Indian sieves 17 HARIOT, THOMAS, on indian costume 22 mat houses 18 indian fish-weirs 14 method of spinning 23 HAYWOOD, JOHN, Mortuary fabrics described by 17, 29 HEMP, Indian, in spinning and weaving 22, 23, 24, 25, 34 HENRY, JOSEPH, Description of cane matting by 37 HOLMES, W. H., Memoir by, on prehistoric textile art 3-45 on Peruvian feather-work 27 HOWLAND, H. R., Copper-preserved cloth found by 37 HUNTER, J. D., on Osage weaving 25