GREENLAND. Early voyages from, to America, 13, 14-16 H HAIDA. A tribe of the Skittagetan stock; houses of, 46-47; myths and legends of, 312-321 HAMPTON INSTITUTE. And education of the Indians, 79 HANDSOME. A beautiful maiden; the story of, 159-162 HAOKAH. Thunder-god of the Sioux, 125 'HARRYING OF HADES.' American Indian myth provides examples of, 332, 340-341 HEALING WATERS. The legend of the, 257-260 HELLU-LAND (Land of Flat Stones). In legend of Norse voyage to America, 14, 15 HERBERT, SIR THOMAS. His _Travels_ quoted, 4-5 HERJULFSON, BIARNE. And the Norse discovery of America, 13-14 HIAWATHA (more properly HAI-EN-WAT-HA; = He who seeks the Wampum-belt). A legendary hero of the Iroquois, 217, 223-228; represented also as of Algonquian race, 223; effect of Longfellow's poem on the history of, 223; Longfellow's confusion in identity of, 223; historical basis for the legends, 223; founder of the League of the Five Nations, 223-224; a warrior under Atotarho, 225; his plans for federation, 225; adopted into the Mohawk tribe, 226; his scheme consummated, 226 HIDATSA. A tribe of the Sioux; fetishes of, 92; have no belief in a devil or hell, 104 HI'NUN. Thunder-god of the Iroquois, 217; myths relating to, 218-222; great veneration for, 222 HOBBAMOCK, Or HOBBAMOQUI (Great). Beneficent Indian deity, 105 HOFFMANN, W. J. On Algonquian fetishes, 91 HOGAN. An Indian dwelling, 49 HOPI, or MOQUI. A tribe of the Shoshonean stock; as cotton-weavers, 56, 73; fetishes of, 92-93; festivals of, 135 HUNTING, INDIAN, 50-55 HUPA. A tribe of the Athapascan stock; costume of, 59; method of reckoning age, 133 HURONS. A tribe of the Iroquois stock, 23; marriage among, 73; fetishes of, 91; the dove regarded as sacred by, 111; and the soul's journey after death, 129; originally one people with the Iroquois, 224; in the conflict between the Caniengas and Algonquins, 225; war with the Onondagas, 225; annihilated by the Iroquois, 227; a legend of, 248 I ICE-COUNTRY. In Algonquian myth, 147 ICTINIKE. An evil spirit, in Sioux myth; adventures of, 266-271 ILLINOIS. A tribe of the Algonquian stock; in a Seneca legend, 236-238 'INDIAN.' The name wrongly applied to the North American races, 1 INDIANA. Primitive implements found in, 7; earth-mounds found in, 17, 18