V—+Basketry and Pottery+ 88 VI—+Weaving and Costume+ 123 VII—+Carving, Modelling, and Sculpture+ 161 VIII—+Shelters, Dwellings, and Architecture+ 194 IX—+Weapons, Armour, Implements, and Transportation+ 248 X—+Mining, Metallurgy, and Science+ 285 XI—+Musical Instruments, Music, Amusements, and Games+ 308 XII—+Works and Agriculture+ 332 XIII—+Customs and Ceremonies+ 352 XIV—+Myths, Traditions, and Legends+ 390 XV—+Organisation and Government+ 410 XVI—+Origin, Migrations, and History+ 428 +Appendix—Containing a List of North-American Stocks, Sub-Stocks, and Tribes+ 461 NOTE Particular attention is called to the appendix by means of which the linguistic stock to which a tribe belongs may be readily found. First refer to the _list of tribes_ where the abbreviation following the tribal name, will indicate the family or stock to which that tribe belongs in the _list of stocks_. Example: “Navajo. _Ath._” refers to “_Ath._ +Athapascan+,” in the stock list, Athapascan being the linguistic family to which the Navajo belong. The geographical range of the stock follows. [Illustration: MOKI DRAWINGS OF RAIN CLOUDS AND LIGHTNING] LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS PAGE +Teocalli of the Sun, Palenque, Yucatan+ Frontispiece +Moki Drawings of Stars+ iii +Moki Drawings of the Sun+ ix † +Gargoyle—Serpent Head+ 1 [From débris of temple, Copan] * +South Portion of the Tewa Pueblo of Taos, New Mexico. Adobé Construction+ 3 † +Seated Figure Carved in Trachyte+ 5 [From débris of hieroglyphic steps, Copan. Slightly larger than life size] * +Kicking Bear, Sioux+ 7 +A Corner of a Mitla Ruin, Mexico+ 9 [From Bandelier’s _Archæological Tour_, published by the Archæological Institute of America] † +Sculpture from Terrace East of the Great Plaza, Copan+ 11 * +A Kieskabi, or Covered Passage, at Walpi, Arizona+ 13 * +Moki Mask of Pawikkatcina+ 15 † +Specimen of Sculpture on Hieroglyphic Stairway, Copan+ 16