CHIEFS OF THE OGALLALAS (Dakotas) 174 ANCIENT INDIAN MOUNDS NEAR GUATEMALA 190 CATHEDRAL AND SQUARE, LA ANTIGUA GUATEMALA 196 QUICHÉ INDIAN HOLDING THE OFFICE OF ALGUAZIL 216 BARRANCA, CENTRAL AMERICA 238 INDIAN HUTS 238 INDIAN WOMAN GRINDING CHOCOLATE, (Central America) 288 PALACE OR MONASTERY, PALENQUE (EAST FRONT) 297 †UXMAL 339 †PYRAMID AND TEMPLE OF THE DWARF 340 †AN ANGLE OF THE CASA DE LAS MONJAS 342 †CASA DEL GOBERNADOR 342 †AN ANGLE OF THE CASA DE LAS MONJAS 344 †CASA DE LAS MONJAS 344 SERPENT EMBLEM, CASA DE LAS MONJAS 350 †INTERIOR OF THE CASA DE LAS MONJAS AND ITS ADJOINING PYRAMID AND TEMPLE, UXMAL 352 †QUADRANGLE, CASA DE LAS MONJAS 356 PART OF THE ALTAR-PIECE IN A TEMPLE AT PALENQUE 390 MEXICAN CACIQUE MAKING AN OFFERING 398 MEXICAN CALENDAR STONE 408 MAPS AND PLANS. LAKE SUPERIOR 35 REGION OF THE MOUND BUILDERS 54 INCLOSURES NEAR NEWARK 66 INCLOSURES AT MARIETTA 71 INCLOSURES AT CIRCLEVILLE 81 FORT ANCIENT 88 OCTAGONAL AND CIRCULAR INCLOSURES, NEWARK 97 ANTILIA (from Ruysch’s Map of the World, 1508) 418 CENTRAL AMERICA AND YUCATAN UNITED STATES AND MEXICO ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT. THE GOLDEN CITY PASSING THE SEAL ROCKS 177 VOLCAN DE AGUA AND VOLCAN DE FUEGO 200 APPROACH TO UTATLAN 227 INDIAN STATUE, OCOSINGO 264 INDIAN STATUE, PALENQUE 311 ENTRANCE TO THE CASA DE LAS MONJAS 348 NOTE.—The illustration of the Serpent Emblem in the Casa de las Monjas is reproduced from a large photograph taken at Uxmal by William D. James, Esq. It will be observed that the details of the sculpture of the rattlesnake are very clearly defined.