Sandals, 74, 75 Seed gathering, 67 Social organization, 35 Sheep, introduction of, 83, 255 Shepherds, 39-40 Shipaulovi pueblo, 24 Shrines, 175-178 Shumopavi pueblo, 24 Sichomovi pueblo, origin of name, 20 Sikyatki, ancient pueblo destroyed, 210; ruins of, 260 Snake dance, 148-155; legend, 155-156 Songs, purchase of, 102; variety of, 105 Soyaluna ceremony, 136-139 Springs, 53; disappearance of, 54; Flute Dance in, 54; names of, 54; offerings in, 53; sacred, 54 Street market, 40 Summer occupations, 33 Tewa, migration of, 20; visits of pueblos, 25 Time, determination of, 43, 44; reckoning in birth rites, 114; record, 44 Toby, biography of, 245, 247 "Tom Sawyer," biography of, 247-249 Totem names, 46, 47 Town crier, or speaker chief, 41, 42 Town patrol, 39 Traders, ability of, 38 Tradition of Apache raids, 202; of destruction of Awatobi, 210-213; of flood, 203; of former location, 204; of origin of Hano, 208; of Spanish conquerors, 206, 207; of the Spanish Friars, 204, 205 Turkey, 172 Tusayan, physical description of, 13 Unwarlike character of Hopi, 209 Villages located near water, 50; on mesas, 18 Voth (H. R.), 128 Walpi, changes due to contact, 19; description of, 21; founded 1590, 21 Wars among Pueblos, 256 Water, abstinence from by animals, 52; carriers, 53; hunting of, 51; jars, hidden, 50; signs, 51 Weaving, 82-86 Wedding costume, 127, 128; blanket, 126 Wiki and Supela, biography of, 223, 224, 225 Winter occupations, 29, 30 Women, house builders, 96 Wupa, biography of, 235-245 Yeast, chewed, 64 Zuñi, association with, 25 Transcriber's Note Minor punctuation errors have been repaired. Hyphenation has been made consistent throughout the main body of the book, but preserved as printed in quoted material. Spelling has been made consistent where there was a clear prevalence of one form over another. Such changes are included in the list of amendments below. Otherwise, archaic and variant spellings are preserved as printed. As no later editions of this book could be found, the transcriber has estimated the most likely place for an apparently omitted closing quote on page 129. This appears to be at the paragraph ending with 'Truly, we received the ceremonies from them long ago,' as there are several references to 'we' preceding it, suggesting it is all quoted material. The following text appears on page 155: 'For several days after the Snake Dance the young and not too old play jolly comes the feast consumed with the appetite of youth, childlike simplicity.' There may be missing words or punctuation, but as the transcriber is unable to establish these, it is preserved as printed.