PO-SHAI-AN-K'IA. A Zuñi deity, father of the 'medicine' societies, 95; in creation-myth, 107 POWELL, CAPTAIN NATHANIEL. And the story of Pocahontas, 32-36 POWERS, STEPHEN. On evil spirits in Indian mythology, 349-350 POWHATAN. A chief, father of Pocahontas, 32, 33 POWHATANS. A tribe of the Algonquian stock, 25; belief of, respecting birds, 110. PRATT, CAPTAIN R. H. His school for the education of Indian children, 79 PREHISTORIC REMAINS. Discoveries of, 7-10 PREY BROTHERS. A priesthood of the Zuñi, 96 PREY-GODS. Deities of the Zuñi, 94-97 PRIESTHOOD of the Indian tribes, 135-136 PRINCE OF SERPENTS. A deity who dwelt in the Great Lakes, 112, 113 PUEBLOS. I. An ethnic division of the American Indians; buildings of, 47, 49; costume of, 57, 59; artistic work of, 63; festivals of, 135. II. Indian community houses, 46, 48 PUSHKITA. A festival of the Creeks, 134 Q QUAAYAYP. A son of the Pericue deity Niparaya, 355 QUAH-BEET (Great Beaver). Algonquian totem-deity; in myth of Glooskap and Malsum, 142 QUAHOOTZE. Deity of the Nootkas, 100 QUAPAWS. A tribe of the Caddoan stock; and earth-mounds, 21 R RABBIT. Personified animal in Sioux myth; Ictinike and, 266-268; and the Sun, 301-302; and Pahe-Wathahuni, the Devouring Hill, 302-303 RAFN, K. C. Cited, 14; and the Dighton Writing Rock, 16 RATTLESNAKE. Indian regard for the, 113-115 RAVEN. Personification in Chinook myth; in the story of Stik[)u]a, 342-348 RED PIPE-STONE ROCK. The first pipe made at, 116 RED-STORM-CLOUD. A Haida wind-deity; in the story of Master-carpenter and South-east, 317 RESERVATIONS, INDIAN, 31-32 RESURRECTION. Indian belief in, 128 ROBIN. A deity of the Chinooks, brother of Blue Jay, 125, 330, 332 ROGEL, FATHER. Incident connected with his missionary work, 105 ROLFE, JOHN. Husband of Pocahontas, 32 ROOT-DIGGERS. A tribe of the Shoshonean stock, 28 S SACRED BUNDLE. The story of the, 304-308 SACRED OTTER. A hunter; in the story of the Snow-lodge, 150-152 SALISH INDIANS. A tribe probably of the Algonquian stock; houses of, 47; costume of, 58 SALMON. The story of, 282-285 SANTEES. A tribe of the Siouan stock, 28 SASSACUS. Pequot chief; his village destroyed, 30 SAUKS. A tribe of the Siouan stock, 71 SAYADIO. A young Wyandot brave; the legend of, 260-262 SCALPING. Nature of the act, 66; preservation of scalps, 67 SCAR-FACE. _See_ Poïa SCHOOLCRAFT, H. R. On Indian hunting, 52-55; on Indian warfare, 66-72; on the Indian's use of tobacco, and his pipe, 115-118; and the identity of Hiawatha, 223 SECOTAN. An Indian village in North Carolina, 48 SEMINOLES. A tribe of the Muskhogean stock, 27; costume of, 58 SENECAS. A tribe of the Iroquois stock, 225, 226; the so-called, in Oklahoma, 24; join the Grand League, 226; story of the origin of the 'medicine' of, 230-232; legend of, 236-238 SERPENT, THE. In Indian mythology, 109-111, 114; worship of, 112-114; reverence paid to, 135