KEWAWKQU'. A race of giants and magicians, in Algonquian myth; conquered by Glooskap, 145 KICHAI. A tribe of the Caddoan stock, 28 KICKAPOOS. A tribe of the Algonquian stock, 25 KIDNAPPING by Indians, 36; a story of, 37-45 KIEHTAN. Beneficent Indian deity, 105 KING OF GRUBS. In the myth of the Thunderers, 222 KING OF RATTLESNAKES. The legend of, 248 KING PHILIP'S WAR, 30-31 KINGFISHER. A creative deity of the Sioux; Ictinike and, 271 KINGSBOROUGH, LORD. And the identity of the American aborigines, 3 KIOWA. An ethnic division of the American Indians; dwellings of, 48; picture-writing records of, 77; the year of, 132 KITTANITOWIT. A manufactured name for the supreme Indian deity, 105 KOCH, DR. Prehistoric remains discovered by, 7 KODOYANPE. Principal deity of the Maidu, 123, 124 KOHL, J. G. On Indian face-painting, 59-62 KOKOMIKIS. The Moon-goddess, wife of the Sun-god; in the stories of Scar-face, 199-204 KOLUSCHES. An ethnic division of the American Indians; customs of, resemble those of Asiatic tribes, 10-11 KOOTENAY. An ethnic division of the American Indians; Coyote the creative deity of, 124 KUM. A semi-subterranean lodge of the Maidu, 47 KUTOYIS (Drop of Blood). A hero in Algonquian myth; legends of, 212-216 L LAKE SUPERIOR. Prehistoric remains discovered in district of, 8 LAND OF THE SUN. Indian abode of bliss, 127 LAND OF THE SUPERNATURAL PEOPLE. Region inhabited by a semi-divine race, 129-130; in Chinook myth, 323-324, 327-332, 337-338 LANGUAGE. Resemblance between that of American and Asiatic tribes, 12; the basis of ethnic classification of American tribes, 22 LEIF THE LUCKY. Legend of voyage of, to America, 14-15 LELAND, C. G. On Algonquian mythology, 143 LENI-LENÂPÉ. A tribe of the Algonquian stock; the _Wallum-Olum_ of, 77-78 LIGHTNING. Indian belief regarding, 111-112 LIPANS. A tribe of the Athapascan stock, 22 LITTLE DEER. Chief of the Deer tribe, in Cherokee myth. 249, 250 LITTLE MEN. Twin thunder-gods of the Cherokees, 126 LONE-DOG WINTER-COUNT. A picture-writing chronicle of the Dakota, 77 LONG HOUSE PEOPLE. A name applied to the Iroquois, 224, 227 LONGFELLOW, H. W. And the identity of Hiawatha, 223 LORD OF THE DEAD. Indian deity; the owl sometimes represented as the attendant of, 112 LOUCHEUX. A division of the Tinneh stock; the myth of the moon-god of, 357-358 LOX, or LOKI. Algonquian deity, a reincarnation of Malsum, 143; reminiscent of the Scandinavian Loki, 143; in the story of the Fairy Wives, 174-175 LYELL, SIR CHARLES. On discovery of prehistoric remains, 7 M MA-CON-A-QUA. The Indian name of Frances Slocum, 44 MADOC. Legend of, 4 MAIDU. A Californian tribe; dwellings of, 47; creation-myth of, 123; Coyote and Kodoyanpe deities of, 123; the seasons of, 133 MAIZE. Chippeway story of the origin of, 180-182 MAKER-OF-THE-THICK-SEA-MIST. Haida deity; in the story of Master-carpenter and South-east, 318