Prehistoric Textile Art of Eastern United States: Thirteenth Annual Report of the Beaurau of American Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution 1891-1892, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1896, pages 3-46 — John Shaqi
Prehistoric Textile Art of Eastern United States: Thirteenth Annual Report of the Beaurau of American Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution 1891-1892, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1896, pages 3-46Holmes, William Henry
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Prehistoric Textile Art of Eastern United States: Thirteenth Annual Report of the Beaurau of American Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution 1891-1892, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1896, pages 3-46
Holmes, William Henry
Indian textile fabrics -- North America; Indians of North America -- Antiquities
ILLINOIS, Copper-preserved cloth from 37
Fabric-impressed pottery from 41, 45
IOWA, Fabrics from 36
IROQUOIS, Nets of 26
JOUTEL,--, on indian use of mats 20
KALM, PETER, on indian weaving 22
KLETT, F., Description of textiles found by 34
LAFITAU, J. E., Illustration by, of council mats 19
on Pamunki initiatory shelters 14
LAWSON, JOHN, on Carolina baskets 16
mortuary wrappings 26
Santee feather-work 27
wattled "hurdles" 14
LOUISIANA, Split-cane matting from 37, 38
LYE, Use of, in net-making 26
MCGiLL, A. J., Mortuary fabrics procured by 30
MATS, cane, Burial accompaniments found in 30
of Carolina indians 16
flags and rushes 26
MATTING discussed 18
preserved by charring 36
of split cane from Louisiana 37, 38
MISSOURI, fabric-impressed pottery from 42
MITCHELL, S. L., Mortuary fabrics described by 30
MOBILIANS, Wattled biers of the 14
MORTUARY customs of the Louisiana tribes 21
fabrics preserved in caves 29, 30
wrappings 26
MOUND-BUILDERS, Character of pottery of 12
MOUSE-WOOD, Indian use of, in weaving 23
MULBERRY BARK used in weaving 24, 25
NATCHEZ dwellings of wattle-work 14
NETS of Florida and Virginia indians 45
Manufacture and use of 26
NETTLES employed in spinning 22
NORTH CAROLINA, Fabric-impressed pottery from 38, 45
OHIO, Fabric from mound in 36
OSAGE INDIANS, Weaving by 25
PAMUNKI initiatory shelters 14
PASKAGULA mortuary customs 21
PEMMENAW, Use of, in weaving 23
PLIABLE fabrics described 21
PORCUPINE skins used in embroidery 28
POTHERIE, B. DE LA, on indian nets 26
sleeping mats 20
spinning 23
weaving 22
Iroquois ceremonial mats 21
POTTERY, Fabrics impressed on 37
Use of textiles in manufacture of 11
PRESERVATION of fossil fabrics 28
PUTNAM, F. W., Textile articles found by 35
RAFTS of poles and canes 15
wattle work 13
REEDS used for matting 18
ROPE, primitive manufacture of 21
RUSHES used for matting 18
SANDAL, woven, described and figured 34, 35
SANTEE feather-work 27
SAUTEURS, Use of nets by the 26
SHAWLS, Indian, used by Spaniards as sails 25
SHELTERS, Fabrics preserved in 29
SHIELDS of Virginia Indians 18
SIEVES of basketry 17
SINEW, Cloth of 22
SMITH, JOHN, on indian costume 22
method of spinning 23
shields 18
Virginia indian embroidery 28
feather work 27
fish-weirs 14
SMITH, JOHN, on Virginia indian sieves 17
wattled houses 13
SPINDLE WHORLS as evidence of textile manufacture 11
SPINNING, Development of 21
STRAINERS of basketry 17
SWEAT-HOUSES made of mats 19
TARGETS, Woven 18
TENNESSEE, Fabric-impressed pottery from 39, 40, 42, 43, 44
THOMAS, CYRUS, Mound exploration by 9
THREAD, primitive, Manufacture of 21
TURQUOIS among indians of lower Mississippi 25
TUSKARORA, Basketry of the 16
VIRGINIA indian nets 45
WATTLE WORK defined and described 13
WEAVING, Development of 21
Early descriptions of 22
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