Travels Amongst American Indians, Their Ancient Earthworks and Temples: Including a Journey in Guatemala, Mexico and Yucatan, and a Visit to the Ruins of Patinamit, Utatlan, Palenque and UxmalBrine, Lindesay
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Travels Amongst American Indians, Their Ancient Earthworks and Temples: Including a Journey in Guatemala, Mexico and Yucatan, and a Visit to the Ruins of Patinamit, Utatlan, Palenque and Uxmal
Brine, Lindesay
Guatemala -- Antiquities; Indians -- Antiquities; Mexico -- Antiquities; North America -- Description and travel
Ontonagon, town of, 44, 46, 48.
Orchids in Guatemala, 210, 211.
Ortiz, Don Pepe, 288–294.
Ottawa Indians, 153.
Pacaya, volcano, 181, 182.
Palacio, Don Garcia de, 219–223.
Palenque, ruins and temples at, 2, 193, 303–307, 350–358, 389,
391–395, 406, 413:
arrival at, 294–296:
“Palace” or monastery at, 297–302, 307–317, 406:
square tower in 300, 301, 312–314:
mounds about, 318–320.
Palisada, 326:
river, 322.
Panajachel, 207, 208.
Parker, Mr. Frank, 13, 15.
Parkman, Mr. Francis B., 158, 159.
Patinamit, Indian ruins of, 202, 203.
Pawnees, the, 109, 129–136, 147, 163–165, 344.
Pedro, Padre, 207–209.
Pelicans, flocks of, 178.
Penance of Indians, 161–163.
Petz, Rear-Admiral Baron, 176.
Pilgrimage to Esquipulas, 186–188.
Pipiles, Indians, 220–224.
Pintos, the, 179, 180.
Pitcher, General, 7, 8.
Platte, valley of the, 141, 143, 145.
Portsmouth Ohio, Indian entrenchments at, 57, 58.
Pozole, substance called, 292, 293.
Prairie-dog villages, 141–143.
Prairie fires, 125, 126, 136, 137.
Prairies and glacial action, 12.
Prairies in Minnesota and Iowa, 124–129.
Prescott, Mr., 171.
Pyramid of the Dwarf, Uxmal, xv, 340–342, 345.
Pyramidal altars, Yucatan, 330–334.
Quezaltenango, 206, 208, 217, 237.
Quetzalcoatl, god named, 221–223, 310, 348, 391, 409, 412, 413, 414.
Quetzales (birds), 220, 305.
Quichés Indians, 202, 206, 209, 214–5, 230, 387, 389–391, 400–402:
religious ceremonies of the, 212, 213, 219:
chiefs, 227–8:
traditions of, 235–7,
_see also_ Utatlan.
Quirigua, idols at, 184:
ruins of, 186, 410.
Rae, Dr., 141.
Rain, a fall of, 358, 359.
Rain-makers, 164, 359.
Ransonnet, Baron, 177, 179, 180.
Rattlesnake totem, xiv, 398, 399.
Rattlesnakes, 142, 170.
Rau, Professor Charles, xv., 316, 317, 414.
Red Cloud, a chief of the Sioux, 123.
Religious ceremonies in Yucatan, 362–365, 368–369.
Religious devotion of Indians, 240–241.
Reservation lands for Indians, 34.
Rigdon (Mormon preacher), 111, 112.
Rio, Captain Antonio del, 300, 308, 309.
Robles, Captain, 249, 252.
Robles, Padre Juan C., 243–249.
Rodriguez, Padre, 201.
Rogers, Commodore, 13.
Romero, Señor Matias, 257.
Roubaud, Father, 135.
Ruins, of Uxmal, 339–358, 389, 394, 395.
_see also_ Palenque, &c.
Sacrificial customs at Uxmal, 343–346.
Sacrificial rites of the Aztecs, 224–226.
Sacrifices of the Indians to Volcanoes and Lakes, 208.
_see also_ Human.
Sacrificios, island of, 332.
Sacs tribe of Indians, 109, 174.
St. Andres, 250.
St. Clair, Governor, 100.
St. Louis, 108.
St. Martin, village of, 241.
St. Paul, city of, 113–115
Salorzano, Don Remigio, 263–265, 267.
Salt Lake City, 112, 146.
San Caralampio, festival of, 255.
San Carlos, 261.
San Domingo de Palenque. _see_ Palenque.
San José de Guatemala, 180.
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