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INDEX

INDIAN NOTES

VOLUMES 8-11
1972--1976

Compiled by
Joaquin Arriaga

MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN
HEYE FOUNDATION
New York
1983

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

General Index 1

Author Index 62

Title Index 65

AAM, see American Association of Museums

Acoraa, pottery, 8:42-43

Acquisitions

Collection, 8:32-33; 9:90; 10:96, 120

Library, 8:34-36
Adamo, George M. , 8:131
Adventure TV Show, 9:11
AIM, see Americcin Indian Movement
Akwesasne Notes, 8:104

Alabama-Koasati Indian Reservation, 10:67
Alaska, ivory carvings, 8:128
Alexandride, Sanda, 9:70
Allegany (Seneca) Reservation, 8:14
Allen, Captain Alexander, 10:89
Amaya, Mario, 8:11
American Association of Museums, 8:126; 9:72, 82

Conservation Workshop, 9:78
American Indian Art: Form and Tradition, exhibit, 9:82
American Federation of Arts, 10:113
American Indian Beadwork, exhibit, 10:113
American Indian Movement, 9:71
The American Indian Observed, exhibit, 8:11
American Indians in U.S. Cities, 8: 104
American Indian Symposium, 9:71
American Library Association, 9:87
American Museum of Natural History, 8:26; 9:99, 108;

10:2, 92
Amon Carter Museum of Western Art, 9:84
Amulets, see Fetishes, charms, and amulets

Anasazi Indians c-

cranial deformation, 8:6

habitat, 8:6
Anchorage Historical and Fine Arts Museiom, 9:84
Ancient Life in Mayan Pottery, exhibit, 8:17
Andali, 8:116, 119, 122-123
Anderson, A., 10:93

Ankylosing spondylitis, in mummies, 8:5, 9
Antigua, three-pointed stones, 9:52
Antlers, carved, Tlingit, 9:49
Ants, Crow medicine, 10:69
Apache (Chiricahua) , costume, 9:8
Appiatan, 10:63

Anvil, stone, Tennessee, 9:14-15
Arawak Indians, see Taino Indians
Arbizu, Jos€ and Olga, 10:107
Archaeological Society of Connecticut, 9:76
Aren Akweks, 8:79

Argentina, Patagonian hide coat, 10:128
ArgUello, Padre Alvaro, 10:107
Arikara Indians

buffalo butchering, 9:20

bundles, 8:93-98
Arizona, Maricopa redware, 8:77
Arizona-Sonora E)esert Museum, 8:28
Arizona State Museum, 9:83
Arkansas, Blytheville redware, 8:103
Arkansas Archaeological Survey, 9:76
Arkansas Collections, 9:110

Arkansas State, 9:110

Armor, from Patagonia, 10:128

Arrowheads, Antillean, 10:59-61

Art-on-Tour, 9:83

Arts and Design of the North American Indians,

exhibit, 9:82
Arthritis, rheumatoid, found in mummies, 8:59
Ash family, 11:102
Atcitty, Thomas, 9:12
Azagayas, 10:60
Aztec

cosmology, 10:16

pottery molds, 10:9

shell bead, 8:129

Bache, Alice K. , 9:80

Bache, Harold L. Foundation, 8:17, 32

Baldizdn, Juan Romdn, 10:107

Ball playing, Mesoamerica, 10:14-15

Bandelier, Adolph, 8:26

Bark, see Trees, uses of

Barefoot Green, 8:59

Barnet, Joan, see Author Index

Berthet, Rebecca, 9:70

Basketmaker Cave site, 8:4

Basketry

Carib, 9:111-115

Chile, 9:105

Basketry (continued) --

Mikasuki (Seminole), 9:36-38, 42

Mohegan, 8:81

Pima, 10:114-115

Pomo, 9:31, 49

Potomac, 8:59-63

Spiro Mound, 11:56
Beads

shell, Aztec, 8:129

stone, from Virginia, 10:120
Beadwork

Kiowa

buckskin bag, 8:118
deer-trail charm, 8:125
medicine scalp, 8:116

Mikasuki belt, 9:45
Bear, in Crow mythology, 10:69
Bear Refuses to Give, 10:81
Bear Song Dance, Crow, 10:80
Bedeau, Charlie, 11:16
Bedell, Deaconess Harriet M. , photographs by

9:34, 39
Before F.A.O. Schwarz, exhibit, 9:81
Begay, John Lee, 9:19
Bell, Robert E. Collection, 11:52
Bellows, Charlie, 11:16
Bellport-Brookhaven, 9:83
Bells, wooden, from Chile, 9:107
Belts, see Clothing
Benjamin, Mrs. Amico Surany de, 10:121-123

Bernard, Captain Joseph, 10:93-94

Big Cypress Indian Band, see Mikasuki Indians

Big Cypress Reservation, 9:46

Big Tree, John, 8:29

Bird, Junius, 10:2

Birds, see Duck, Eagle, Scalps, bird, and Turkey

Bijur, Judge Nathan, 9:31

Blackfoot Indians, 10:95

Blackiston, A.H. , 8:4

Blackware, see Pottery

Blackware of the Americas, exhibit, 9:118

Blankets, see Rugs and Blankets

Bloomingdale's, 9:83

Blue Spruce, Dr. Beryl, obituary, 10:62

Board of Education, 9:83

Board of Trustees, see Museum of the American Indian —

Heye Foundation, Board of Trustees
Boas, Franz, 8:2 6
Boils His Leggins, 10:70-72
Bolton, Reginald Pelham, 11:64, 101-103, 105, 109, 111, 127

bibliography, 11:126

drawings by, 11:118, 121-122

map by, 11:112-113

See also Author Index
Bone, animal

combs, 9:85

finials, Tairona, 9:85

implements, Tennessee, 9:16

spatulas, Chile, 9:99-101, 106

tools, Chile, 9:99-101
Bone, fish

jaw, use in punishment, purification, Delaware, 10:38

Bone, fish (continued) ■

whale, at Throgs Neck, 11:119-12 0
Bone marrow, as food, Naskapi, 8:56
Bones, human, at Mitchell Burial Mound, 10:36

See also Mummies
Bonnets, see Headdresses
Book reviews, 8:37-38, 71-72
Borax Lake, site, 8:27
Bortolot, Victor, 10:2

See also Author Index
Bowen, Robert N., photographs by, 10:118
Bowl, stone, Spiro Mound, 11:52

See also Pottery
Brass, peace medal, 11:62-63
Brazil

CarajS

featherwork, 8:51
headdress, 8:55
mask, 8:51

j£varo, featherwork, 8:51

Tapirape, featherwork, 8:51

tribes of the Amazonas, 8:52-55

Urubu, featherwork, 8:51
British Honduras, 8:130
British Museum, 10:47

Research Laboratory, 10:47
British Virgin Islands

Archeological Survey, 8:131-135

prehistoric pottery, 8:134

prehistoric spindle whorl, 8:135

Bronx -'

Dutch settlement, 11:102

pottery, 11:115

Throgs Neck Indian settlement, 11:111-126
Bronx County Hisotrical Society, 11:101-103, 105, 108
Bronx Press Review, 9:87

Bronx Shore Community Association, 11:108-109, 114
Bronx Society of Arts and Letters, 11:102
Bronxville Public Library, 9:83
Brooklyn Diocesan Television Center, 9:83
Brovmware, see Pottery
Bruce Museum, 9:83
Buckskin

cradle board hood, Foster Collection, 8:74

medicine shield cover, Kiowa, 8:122

shoulder bag, Mohegan, 8:83

See also Fur, Hide, Leather
Buffalo

butchering, Arikara, 9:2 0

charm, Kiowa, 8:127

Medicine, Kiowa, 8:117-118

medicine shield, Kiowa, 8:122

robe. Crow, 10:72
Buffalo Bull, 10:72

Buffalo hide, shield, and cover, Foster Collection, 8:74
Buffalo Medicine, Kiowa Indians, 8:116-127
Buffalo Society of Natural Science, 10:35
Buff ware, see Pottery
Bundles '

Arikara, 8:93-98 ■

Bundles (continued) r.-

Crow

Sun Dance, 10:79

medicine woman's, 10:67, 80-81

Kiowa, medicine, sacred, 8:114-127

Omaha, 8:93-98
war, 8:96-98
Burials

American Southwest, mummies, 8:5-7

Bronx, Throgs Neck, 11:119-121

Eskimo, mounds, 10:89

Mikasuki, 9:44-45

Mississippi, mound, 10:34-46

Peru, 8:18-25

See also Crematory rites
Burke, Edgar, 11:51
Burkhart, William, 9:110

Cadzow, Donald, 10:95

Cahokia (Mississippian) site, 10:35-45

Calico Mountain, 8:27

Calumets, Foster Collection, 8:74

Calv^o, J. Tozzi, 8:52

Calver, William, 11:102, 109

photographs by, 11:111, 115
Campbell, John P., 9:67
Canoes, Mikasuki, 9:42-43
Canyon del Muerto, site, 8:4-6, 10
Cape, see Clothing
Caps, see Headdresses

CarajS Indians -'

featherwork, 8:51

headdress, 8:55

mask, 8:51
Carbon-14 dating of Mummies, 8:7
Carib Indians

basketry, 9:111-115

history of, 9:111

mythology, 9:111-112
Caribou, as food, Montagnais, 8:57
Carlisle Indian School, 10:62
Carpenter, Edmund S., 8:98
Carrington, Mayo, 10:61
Carter, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest S., 9:92
Carvings, see Craftspeople and stone, carved
Casella, Hote, 9:89
Catalogs, see Publications of the Museum of the American

Indian — Heye Foundation
Catlin, George, 10:126-127
Catlinite, carvers. Plains, 8:108
Cattaraugus (Seneca) Reservation, 8:14

cornhusk mask, 8:44, 47-48

False Face masks, 8:12
Caughnawaga (Mohawk) Reservation, 8:14
Cave Valley, site, 8:4, 6, 10
Cavett, Dick, 9:9-10, 71, 117
Cayuga Indian Reservation, 8:14
Center for Inter-American Relations, 10:106
Center for Latin American Affairs, 9:116-117
Central Pacific railway system, 11:102
Ceramics, see Pottery

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Ceremonies :.■

Iroquois Tobacco / 8:12

Mikasuki Green Corn Festival, 9:44

See also Dances, Fetishes, Marriage Customs, Rituals
Chamorro, Alberto, 10:107
Chancay Culture (Peru), 8:18-25
Charms, see Fetishes, charms, and amulets
Chav£n Horizon (Peru), 10:49
Chesapeake and Ohio railway system, 11:102
Chickadee, Crow Medicine, 10:69
Chimu Empire (Peru), 8:19
Chippewa Indians, curing rituals, 10:38
Chiricahua Apache, costume, 9:8
Chuquimancu Empire (Peru), 8:19
Chile

basketry, 9:105

bells, wooden, 9:107

cloth, 9:109

toos, utensils, wooden and bone, 9:98-109
Chilkat, clothing, 9:9
Cisneros, Dorothy, 9:87-88
Cities, Indians in U.S., 8:104
City University of New York, 9:76
Clay, Bobby, 9:4 6
Clements, Forrest W. , 11:51
Cleveland, Nick, 9:70, 81
Cloak, medicine, Kiowa, 8:115
Cloth

artifact wrapping, Mississippi, 10:39

woolen, Chile, 9:109

See also Textiles

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Clothing

Chilkat, shirt, hat, 9:9

Chiricahua Apache, costume, 9:8

Crow, dress, 10:77

Eskimo, various, 8:91, 128

Foster Collection, belts, 8:74

Hupa, skirt, 9:10

Mataponi, feather cape, 10:121

Mikasuki, costumes, 9:34-45

Patagonian hide coat, 10:128

Potawatorai, costume, 9:11

See also Headdresses, Masks, Ornaments, Leggins, Footwear
Coates, James R. , 10:120-121
Coctaw (Santa Clara) Indians, 9:70
Codex Borbonicus, 10:15
Codex Borgia, 10:16

Cohen, Mr. & Mrs. Harold J., 9:91, 118
Coins, as ornaments, Mikasuki, 9:41-42
Cold Weather Clothing, exhibit, 10:84
Cold Wind, 10:70
Collins, Jan, 9:10, 116
Colombia

Sinu bird finial, 10:30

Tairona

bone finials, 9:85
ocarinas, 11:49, 59-61
pottery, 8:77; 9:90
Combs, carved bone, Iroquois, 9:85
Comfort, George V., 8:98; 9:67
Coming Daylight, 10:69
Conchopata pottery (Peru), 10:50-51

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Conservation department, 9:6-7, 77, 79
Containers

gourd, Chile, 9:105

wood, Chile, 9:105

See also Basketry, Pottery
Cooked meat, 10:74

Cooking utensils, Mikasuki, 9:36-37
Cooper, Clyde, 9:13
Copan site (Mayan), 8:32-33

Copper, at Mitchell Burial Mound, 10:38-4 3, 4 5
Corn grinding, Mohegan, 8:82
Cosmo Photographers, 8:111
Cosmology, see Mythology

Costa Rica, Mrs. Benjamin's Collection, 10:121
Costello, Billy Joe, 9:19
Costume Show, exhibit, 9:116
Cotton thread, in Plains pipes, 9:27-28
Coushatta (Koasati) Indians, 10:115
Covert's Indian Store, 8:26
Cradle board, hood, Foster Collection, 9:85
Craftspeople

carvers

ivory, Alaska, 8:128
stone. Plains, 8:108-109
wood. Northwest Coast, 9:90

kachinas, Hopi, 9:90

Pomo, 9:75

potter, Staatsburg, N.Y., 8:111

sandpainters, Navajo, 9:19

silversmith, Iroquois, 9:90

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Cranbrook Academy of Art, 8:111; 9:82

Cranbrook Institute of Science, 10:116, 118

Crane, Jerry, 9:9

Crane Feather, 10:81

Cranial deformation, Anasazi, 8:6

Crazy Horse, 9:85

Cree Indians, 10:95

stencil making, 11:37
Cree-Shoshoni Indians, 10:119
Crematory rites, Pomo, 9:31
Crooked Face, 10:77
Crow Indians, 9:110; 10:67, 95

adopting Sioux, 10:69

attacked by Sioux, 10:75

Bear Song Dance, 10:80

captured by Sioux, 10:69

Medicine of the Ants, 10:69

medicine bundles, 10:67

medicine sweat tipi, 10:74

sacred helper, 10:69

Sun Dance, 10:67, 79

Tobacco Society, 10:78

vision quests, 10:67-83
Cuba, 8:27

arrowheads, 10:59-60
Cuismancu Empire (Peru), 8:19
Ciona Indians

molas, 8:67

orsualas, 9:18
Cups, see Pottery
Curing rituals, Chippewa, 10:38

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Curson, Shirley D. , 8:110

Curtis, Edward S., photographs by, 8:103

Curtis, Malley-Prevost, Colt & Mosle, 10:95

Da, Popovi, obituary, 8:28
Dances
Crow

Bear Song, 10:80
Sun Dance, 10:67, 79
D'Arlene Studio, photograph by, 9:116
Dangerous Bear, 8:117, 119, 123
Dean, Nora Thompson, 9:75
Death customs, see Burials
Deer

bone, uses of

mandible, mask element/ornament, Mississippian, 10:40, 42
skin, uses of

shield cover, Kiowa, 8:122
clothing, Hupa, 9:10
mummy wrapping, U.S. Southwest, 8:5
tail charm, Kiowa, 8:125
Deer, Robin, 9:117

Delaware Indians, purification ritual, 10:38
Department of Water Supply, 11:101
Dick Cavett TV Show, 9:83, 117
DiMarco, Frank, 9:73, 80

Dippers, ladles and spoons, wooden, Chile, 9:98-109
Diseases, found in mummies

ankylosing spondylitis, 8:5, 9
arthritis, rheumatoid, 8:5, 9
congenital deformities, 8:9

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Diseases, found in mummies (continued)

cranial deformation, 8:6

dental problems, 8:6

malnutrition, 8:8
Dockstader, Frederick J- , 8:11, 38, 52, 59, 98, 101,
111; 9:5, 9-11, 48, 67, 71, 82-83, 85, 95,
116-117; 10:2, 113

See also Author Index
Dolls

Crow, Sun Dance, 10:79

Hopi, Kachinas, 9:2-3

Mikasuki, 9:42

Mohegan, 8:30

Peruvian, funerary, 8:18-25
Dominica, Carib basketry, 9:111-115
Dominican Republic

arrowheads, 10:59

Tainan pottery, 9:120

three-pointed stones, 9:55, 57
Dreams, see Visions
Dresses, see Clothing
Duck

feathers. Porno basketry, 9:31

skin. Crow medicine bundle, 10:80
Dyer Jr., Peter, 9:70
Dyes, uses by Plains Tribes, 9:23-28
Dwellings

Crow, sweat titpi, 10:74

Eskimo, wooden, 10:89, 92-93

Haida, 8:100

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Dwellings (continued)
Mikasuki, 9:35-38
Montagnais, 11:28-29, 40, 42
Quebec trapper's cabin, 11:4
Seneca, 9:74, 80
Throgs Neck Settlement, 11:119
Tlingit Chief's House, 9:74

Eagle

feather bonnet, Foster Collection, 8:74

foot medicine charm, Kiowa, 8:125
Ear plugs, see Ornaments
Ecuador

f eatherwor k , 8:51

pottery

Manabi, 8:76
whistle, Guangala, 9:66
Edgar Allen Poe Cottage, 11:102
Eisler, Mrs. Lee, 9:91, 118
Ekholm, Gordon, F. , 8:99
El Salvador, 10:9
El Taj£n, pottery, 10:13-15
Electric Meter Company, 11:102
Elizabeth Seton College Library, 9:83
Emaan, 8:115 '

Emily Lowe Gallery, 9:83
Eonhapo, 8:117

Eritta, Elena, 8:130; 9:11, 92
Eskimo

burial mounds, 10:89

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Eskimo (continued) ■'■''

clothing, 8:91, 128

pottery, 10:89, 92-94

whaling, 10:94
Ethnic Folkways, 8:85
Everson Musevun of Art, 9:83-84
Ewers, John C, 8:113; 9:69, 85; 10:68
Exhibits, Museum of the American Indian — Heye Foundation

American Indian Art: Form and Tradition, 9:82

American Indicin Beadwork, 10:113

The American Indian Observed, 8:11

Ancient Life in Mayan Pottery, 8:17

Arts and Design of the North American Indians, 9:82

Before F.A.O. Schwarz, 9:81

Blackware of the Americas, 9:118

Cold Weather Clothing, 10:84

Costume Show, 9:116

The Far North, 9:83

The Foster Collection, 8:74; 9:81

The Hopi Way of Giving: Niman Kachina, 9:2-3, 81

Indian Art in America, 9:82

Indian Art Is Not Dead, 8:29

Indian Art of the Americas, 8:110; 9:117

It's a Small World, 9:48-49

Masterworks from the Museum of the American Indian,
9:117; 10:2n

Mexican Masks, 10:64, 85-88

Naked Clay: 3000 Years of Unadorned Pottery of the
American Indian, 8:76-77, 110-111; 9:82

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Exhibits, Museum of the American Indian — Heye Foundation
(continued)
Potlach, 8:38

Pre-Columbian Art from Colombia, Ecuador and Peru, 9:83
Sounds That Beautify the Land, 8:85, 9:81
Tropical Forest Featherwork, 8:51; 9:81
Two Hundred Years of North American Indian Art,

1700-1900, 8:11
Visions of Mortality: The Skull Motif in Indian Art,

8:107, 129-130; 9:71, 81
Wounded Knee: Then and Now, 9:50

See also Museum of the American Indian — Heye Foundation,
Exhibits Department
Explorer's Club, 9:76; 10:106

Fadden, Ray, 8:79

False Face Society (Iroquois), 8:13, 29

The Far North, exhibit, 9:83

Farnsworth Library and Art Museum, 9:82, 84

The Fashion Group, Inc., 9:11, 71, 82, 84

Fasting, in Crow vision quest, 10:67-83

Faure, Sever ine, 10:106, 111

Feather Woman, 10:69

Featherwork

Caraj^, 8:51, 55

Foster Collection, bonnet, 8:74; 9:81
Kiowa medicine bundle, 8:118, 120, 127
j£varo, 8 :51 i ..

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Featherwork (continued)

Mataponi feather cape, 10:121

Ponvo basketry, 9:31

Tapir ape, 8:51

Urubu, 8:51

See also Scalps, bird

Feder, Norman, 8:11

Fetishes, charms, and amulets
deer-trail charm, Kiowa, 8:125
eagle-foot charm, Kiowa, 8:125
medicinal amulets, Kiowa, 8:126
stone fetish, Kiowa, 8:115
ximbilical cord amulet, Kiowa, 8:127

Field Museum, 11:59

Fielding, Fidelia, 8:83

Finial

carved bone, Tairona, 9:85
gold, Sinu, 10:30

Figueredo, Alfredo, 9:70, 76, 92
See also Author Index

Fishing implements

Montagnais salmon spear, 11:25-2 6
Throgs Neck net sinkers, 11:123
Potomac eel traps, 8:59-63
Putnam County ovate stones, 8:69-89
See also Whaling

Fitzgerald, Catherine, 9:87

Flandreau Indians, stone work, 8:109

Flax, Marvin, 8:131

Fleisher, Arthur, drawings by, 10:66

Flores, Leo A., 8:92; 9:69

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Foley, Mr. , 9:92, 95

Foley, Theodore T. Collection, 8:33

Folklore, see Mythology and Visions

Food

Montagnais ;

bone marrow, 8:56
caribou head, 8:56
porcupine, 11:16, 36-37
Food etiquette, Montagnais, 11:33
Footwear

Chile, sandals, 9:109

Foster Collection, moccasins, 8:74

Montagnais, 11:33-34
Ford, James A. , 9:95; 10:96
Ford, James B., 8:70
Fordham Library Center, 9:84
Fort Berthold Reservation, 10:119
Fort Miami, 8 :74
Fort Schuyler, 11:105

The Foster (Lieutenant Andrew) Collection, 8:74; 9:81
Fraser, James Earle, 8:29 '
Friezes, see Stone, carved,
Funerary customs, see Burials
Fur

musk-ox clothing, Eskimo, 8:91

otter pouch, Midewin, 8:75

weasel, charm, Kiowa, 8:127

Garments, see Clothing
Gcunbling, Crow, 10:77

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Games

Mesoamerican ball games, 10:14-15

Montagnais "jacks", 11:31
Georges, Elton, 8:131
Gilmore, Melvin R. , see Author Index
Glass Digest, 9:77

Goddard-Riverside Comravinity Center, 9:84
Goodwillie, Eugene V., 10:95
Gorman, R.C. , 11:64
Gourd, container, Chile, 9:105
Graham, Douglas D. Collection, 8:42
Grant, Stanley R. , 8:98; 9:4-5, 67
Green, Mrs., 10:126-127
Green, Margerie, 8:131
Grinnell, Mattie, obituary, 10:119
Gros Ventre Indians, 10:75

medicine women, 10:68-69
Gross, Jeffrey M. , 8:131

map by, 8:132

sketches by, 8:134-135; 10:59-61
Ground, Chief Harrison, 9:79
Grumet, Robert, 9:92
Guadagno, Carmelo, 9:20, 80; 10:107
Guadeloupe, three-pointed stones, 9:52
Guatemala

Quiche Maya, 10:16

Huipiles, 9:18
Guild Hall, 9:84
Gypsum Cave, site, 8:27

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Haida Indians, dwellings, 8:100
Hair, horse, on Plains pipe, 9:23-25

See also Scalps
Hair ornaments, see Shells
Haiti, Tainan pottery, 9:121
Hall, Robert, 10:35
Hammer, stone, Tennessee, 9:17
Hammond, A., 11:102
Harriman Expedition, 8:100
Harrington, Mark Raymond, 8:7, 2 6-27; 10:60

obituary, 8:26-27

photographs by, 8:82; 9:37

See also Author Index
Harrington, Mark Waldron, 8:26
Harrington Papers, 9:110
Harris lines, in mummies, 8:8-10
Harvard University, 9:85; 10:95
Hatathli, Ned, obituary, 9:12
Hats, see Headdresses
Hatt, Robert T. , see Author Index
Havemeyer family, 11:102
Harvey, Byron, 8:109; 9:92
Headdresses

bonnets

Foster Collection, 9:81
Sioux, 9:85

cap, wool, Peru, 10:56

featherwork, Caraj5, 8:55

hat, Chilkat, 9:9

turban, Mikasuki, 9:45

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Hein, Robert, photograph by, 10:29

Heritage Museum, 9:84

Hermalyn, Gary D. , see Author Index

Heye, George, 9:117; 10:2; 11:51, 59, 103

The Hibben (Harold J.) Collection, 9:85

Hide

Foster Collection., shield and cover, 8:74

Montagnais, caribou and sealskin tanning, 11:19-20

Patagonia, painted coat, 10:128

Sioux, painted, 9:85

See also Buckskin, Fur, Leather
Hispanic Society of America, 11:103
Hodge, Frederick W. , Library Collection, 8:70
Hoffman Radiation Research Fund, 10:31
Honduras, 8:32

Hood, cradle board, Foster Collection, 8:74
Hopi Indians

Humis Kachina, 9:90

Kachina Dancers, 9:3

Niman ceremony, 9:2
The Hopi Way of Giving: Nim^n Kachina, exhibit, 9:2-3, 81
Hopkins, Donald, 9:11
Hostos, Adolf o de, 9:60-61
Houses, see Dwellings
Howland, Henry R. , 10:34, 39
Huari Empire (Peru), 8:18-19

pottery, 10:2-8, 50-58
Huastec Indians, carved conch shell, 8:129
Hudson's Bay Company, 10:93; 11:42, 47
Huipiles, Guatemala, 9:18

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Huntington, Anna Hyatt, obituary, 9:110
Huntington, Archer M. , 8:70; 9:110
Huntington, Collis Potter, 11:102-103, 111, 120
Huntington Free Library, 8:102-103; 9:87-88
See also Museum of the American Indian —
Heye Foundation Library
Hurst, H. E., 10:59
Husk Face, see Iroquois Indians, cornhusk masks

Iconography

of polychrome Peruvian pottery, 10:3-8, 4 9-58

of Mesoamerican pottery, 10:9-17, 99, 104-105
Idols

Caribbean, Zemis, 9:59

Peru, depicted on Conchopata pottery, 10:51
Illinois State Museum, 10:35
Incense burners

pottery

Monte Alban, 10:29
Nicaragua, 10:105
Incer, Jaime, 10:107
Indian Art in America, exhibit, 9:82
Indian Art is Not Dead, exhibit, 8:29
Indian Art of the Americas, exhibit, 8:110; 9:117
Indian City, 10:63
Indian House, 8:85

Indian Notes, 8:2, 67, 106-107, 129; 9:32, 128; 11:64
Informant, Pomo, 8:79
Institute of Archaeology (London), 10:47

25

Internal Revenue Service, 8:136; 9:68, 71
Iron Bull, 10:74
Iroquois Indians

Cornhusk masks, 8:44-50

curing ritual, 8:12

False Face masks, 8:12-16

False Face Society, 8:13, 29

mythology, 8:12, 45

reservations, 8:14

Six Nations Reserve, 8:14

tobacco use in ceremonies, 8:12

See also Seneca Indians
Isaac Delgado Museum of Art, 9:71
It's a Small World, exhibit, 9:48-49
Ivory, Eskimo, 8:110

Jackson Hole Conservation Fund, 9:7

Jackson Hole Preserve, Inc., 9:77, 92

Jacobson, Oscar, 10:63

James, Honor, 9:113, 115

Jars, see Pottery

Jewelry, see Ornaments

j£varo Indians, featherwork, 8:51

Jumper, Mandy, 9:37

Kachinas, Hopi, 9:2-3
Katonah Gallery, 9:82, 84
Keating, Richard, 10:56n

26

Kennedy, Daniel B. , see Author Index
Kills at Dawn, 10:81
King Philip's War, 11:63
Kiowa Indians, 9:70; 10:63

Buffalo Medicine, 8:116-127

Ghost Dance, 8:116

habitat, 8:114

history, ethnology, 8:114

human scalps use, 8:116

medicine bundles, 8:114-127

Peyote Rite, 8:116

Reservation, 10:63

stone fetish, 8:115

Sun Dance, 8:115-116
Knives, stone

Antillean, 10:60-61

Eskimo, 10:93

Mississippian, 10:38-39

from Tennessee, 9:15
Knoblock, Mr. & Mrs. Byron B. , 11:52
Knoedler Galleries, 8:11
Kopta, Emery, photographs by, 9:2-3
Kom, Lewis J., 10:61
Krause, Susan C. , 8:17, 51, 55

drawings by, 8:46-48
Krause -Mar tin, Susan, 8:130; 9:2, 48, 81; 10:84, 113
Krevolin, Lewis, 8:76, 111; 9:70, 82, 92, 110
Kroeber, A.L. , 10:68
Kutchin Indians, 10:95

27

La Flesche, Chief Joseph, 8:95-96

Labrador, Christine, 9:86

Ladles, see Dippers, ladles and spoons

Lalo, Joe, 11:32-33, 36

Lalo, William, 11:18, 29, 32-34, 36, 42

Lamoka site, 10:40

Lamps and torches

Eskimo, 10:93

Montagnais, 11:4 5
Lang, Charles B., 8:6
Langley, Lois, 10:115
Lawrence, John V., 10:114
Leather

coat, Patagonia, 10:128

pouch (wallet), Chile, 9:109

sandal, Chile, 9:109

See also Buckskin, Fur, Hide
Lee, Mrs. F.E., 11:51
Leggins, Mikasuki, 9:45
Legrand, Fernando, photograph by, 9:18
Lent, Evelyn B., 8:42
Leonard, Lee, Midday TV Show, 9:11
Levittown Junior High School, 9:78
Library of the Museum of the American Indian —
Heye Foundation, 8:34-36, 70, 102-103

See also Acquisitions — Library, Periodicals — Native American
Lihn, Betty, Memorial Collection, 9:91, 118
Lihn, Miles and David, 9:118
Limping, 10:70-72

28

Linares, Felipe, 8:130 ..

Lindenbaum, Samuel H. , 10:64, 124

Liderman, Frank Bird, 10:68-69

Little Eagle, Linda, 9:117

Little Face, 10:69

Little Lake site, 8:27

Littman, Robert, 8:11

Livingston, Philip, 11:102, 107

Loans, see Museum of the American Indian-

Heye Foundation — Loans
Lomakema, Marshall, 9:90
Long Island Historical Society, 9:84
Lost City site, 8:27
Lotos Club Award, 9:71
Lovelock Cave, 8:4, 7, 9
Loven, Sven, 9:61
Lowe Gallery, 8:11
Lowie, Robert H., 10:68

Mc Adams, William R. , 10:34
Mc Namara, John, 9:87
Macy, R.H. & Co., 11:101
Maffenbier, John J., 11:52
Magpie on Earth, 10:70
Malkin, Borys, 11:59
Malnutrition, found in mummies, 8:8
Mandan Indians, 10:119

medicine women, 10:68-69

29

Maria, Hno. Hildeberto, 10:106
Mark, Charlie, 11:5, 9, 32-33, 36
Marks, Cedric H., 9:91
Marks, Daisy, 8:111; 9:68-69, 71, 88

See also Author Index
Marriage customs, Carib, Dominica, 9:111-112
Martelli, Rose, 9:10, 92
Martin, Marlene, 8:17, 51, 85, 130; 9:2, 48, 76, 81

See also Author Index
Martinez, Andres, 8:116, 119, 122-123
Martinez, Julian, 9:19, 118
Martinez, Maria, 8:28; 9:19, 118
Masks

clay, Mexico, 10:64, 85

comhusk, Iroquois, 8:44-50

False Face, Iroquois, 8:12-16

featherwork, Caraj5, 8:51

mosaic -on -wood, Mexico, 8:33

shell, Mexico, 10:64, 85

stone

Argentina, 9:90
Mexico, 10:64, 88

various, Mexico, 10:64, 85-88, 124

wood

Mexico, 10:64, 85-88, 124
Northwest Coast, 9:90
Tlingit, 9:48
Mason, John Alden, 11:59
Mason, Gregory, 11:59

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Massachusetts Bay Colony, peace medal, 11:62-63
Masterworks From the Museum of the American Indian,

exhibit, 9:117; 10:2n
Mataponi Indians, feather cape, 10:121
Matinococ Indians, 11:120
Matthews, Mrs. Joseph, 8:111
Matthews, Mr. M. , 10:126-127
Maurice brothers, 11:4, 2 6-27
Marice, Dick, 11:4, 26, 47
Maxwell, Thyra Harshaw, obituary, 8:79
Mayer, Susan, 9:70
Mayan Art Symposium, 9:71
Mayas

carved stone Hacha, 9:32

Copan site, 8:99

pottery, 8:17, 32-33; 9:35

shells as "cache-sex", 10:116-118
Medicine bundles, see Bundles
Medicine cloak, Kiowa, 8:115
Medicine sweat tipi. Crow, 10:74
Medicine women, Gros Ventre. 10:68-69
Menzel, Dorothy, 10:2, 7-8, 4 9n
Merrin, Vivian S., 10:64, 124
The Merrin-Lindenbaum Collection, 10:124
Mesoamerica

ball playing ritual, 10:14-15

metallurgy, 10:99

Pre-Columbian diffusion, 10:4 0, 99

pottery, 10:99
Metcalf, Thomas, 10:10 6
Metropolitan Area Archaeological Survey, 9:76

31

Metropolitan Museiom of Art, :9:117; 10:2n, 22
Mexico
Aztec

carved shell bead, 8:129

cosmology, 10:16

pottery molds, 10:9
ball courts. El Tajin, 10:14-15
carved stone slab, 10:122-12 3
El Tajfn

ball courts, 10:14-15

pottery, 10:13-15
Huastec, carved conch shell, 8:129
Lambityeco tomb, 10:12-13
masks

mosaic -on -wood, 8:33

shell, 10:64, 85

stone, 10:64, 88

various, 10:64, 85-88, 124

wood, 10:64, 85-88, 124
Maya

pottery, 8:99; 9:85

shells as "cache-sex", 10:116-118
Monte AlbSn, pottery, 10:9, 12, 2 9
mythology, 10:16
Oaxaca, 10:10, 12-15
Rio Blanco, pottery, 10:13
skulls, papier mache, 8:130
Teotihuacan, 10:9-10

stone frieze, 8:107
Tlatilco, blackware, 9:118

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Mexico (continued) --'■

Totonac ceremonial center, 10:13

Valley of Mexico, 10:9

Veracruz, molded pottery, sculpture, 10:13-16, 28

Zaachila tomb, 10:12-13
Mexican Masks, exhibit, 10:64, 85-88
Meyer, Fred R. , photograph by, 10:71
Miami Museum of Fine Arts, 9:71
Mice, in Crow folklore, 10:69
Michilimackinac, 8:74
Mid^win Society, fur pouch, 8:75
Mikasuki (Seminole) Indians

canoes, 9:42-43

Covmcil, land payment, 9:79

personal observation of, 9:35-4 6
Mikijanic, Vladislav I., 8:131
Miller, Major Kenneth C. , 9:91

obituary, 10:95
Miller, Lynette G. , 9:82, 84-85; 10:113
Milton, Archer, 11:103
Mississippian Culture

Cahokia stone knives, 10:38-39

Mitchell Burial Mound, 10:34-4 6

ornaments, 10:34-46

Quetzalcoatl's influence, 10:40
Mitchell family, 11:102
Mitchell, John W. , 10:126-127
Mitchell Burial Mound, 10:34-46
Mitchell-Hedges, Anna, crystal skull, 8:130; 9:81

33

Moccasin Top, 10:77 ^-
Moccasins, Foster Collection, 8:74
Modoc Indians, 9:91
Mohawk Indians

Caughnawaga Reservation, 8:14

False Face masks, 8:12

reservations, 8:14

See also Iroquois Indians, Six Nations Reserve,
St. Regis Reservation
Mohegan (Pequot) Indians

diary of a, 8 :83

dollmaker, 8 :80

historical accounts, 8:80-83

mortars, wood, 8:82
Monkeys

in Mesoamerican mythology, 10:16

depicted on Huari pottery, 10:7
Montagnais (Naskapi) Indians

diary of a trip in the bush, 11:2-47

dwellings, 11:28-29, 40, 42

fishing, 11:25-26

food

bone marrow, 8:56
etiquette, 11:33

footwear manufacture, 11:33-34

games, 11:31

lamps, 11:45

ornamental stencil-making, 11:37-38

stones, bell shaped, 8:55

tools, 8:56
Mooney, James, 8:114-115

34

Mopope, Stephen, obituary, 10:63

Morgan, Edward, 9:87

Mortars, wood, Mohegan, 8:82

Mount Sinai School of Medicine, 10:2

Mountain lion, sacred Crow helper, 10:69

Mummies

in American Southwest, 8:4-10

C-14 dating, 8:7

from Canyon del Muerto, 8:4-6, 10

from Cave Valley, 8:4, 6, 10

diseases found in, 8:4-10

from Lovelock Cave, 8:4-5, 7, 9-10
Munn, John L. , 9:69
Musk ox, clothing, Eskimo, 9:91
Muskrat, 10:68-69
Muser, Curt, 9:70

See also Author Index
Museum of the American Indian — Heye Foundation

acknowledgements to, 10:106

attendance, 9:69

accessions, see Acquisitions

Annex, see Research Branch

assets and fund balances, 9:96

Board of Trustees, 8:113; 9:4-5, 47, 110; 10:95
Annual Meeting, 8:98; 9:50, 67
Annual Report, 9:67-95, 128

changes in staff, 9:69

collection size, 9:89

Conservation Laboratory, 8:110; 9:6-7, 77

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Museum of the American Indian--Heye Foundation

(continued)
contributions
artifacts, 9:91
cash, 9:92
Curator's Report, 9:75, 79
Director's Report, 9:71
displays, see Exhibits, Museum of the American

Indian — Heye Foundation
exchanges, 9:85; 11:59
exhibits, see Exhibits, Museum of the American

Indian — Heye Foundation
Exhibits Department, 8:74; 9:81
Five Year Recapitulation of Donations, 9:95
gifts, specimens, 9:93-94; 10:96-120
grants, 8:66, 110; 9:92
group reservations, 9:86
Library, see Library of the Museum of the American

Museum — Heye Foundation
Locin Report, 8:112-113
loans, 8:112; 9:82-84

Main Building, 8:65, 74; 9:73; 11:103
Membership, 8:3, 107; 9:88-89
Museum Accreditation, 8:136
Museum shop, 8:39, 67, 90-91, 128; 9:18-19, 86;

11:64
Photography Department, 9:20, 80
Publications, see Publications of the Museum of the

American Indian — Heye Foundation

^i!-:'

36

Museum of the American Indian — Heye Foundation
(continued)

Research Associates, 9:91, 110

Research Branch, 8:100, 110; 9:7, 73-76; 10:35; 11:103

Staff list, see back cover of each issue

Trustees, see Museum of the American Indian — Heye
Foundation, Board of Trustees

Walking tours, 8:101
Museums Collaborative, 9:84
Muse\im Computer Network, 9:72
Museum of Contemporary Crafts, 9:84
Museum of Primitive Art, 10:15
Musical instruments

ocarinas, Colombia, 11:49, 59-61

rattles

Mikasuki, 9:44
Mississippian, 10:40

various, various tribes, 8:85

See also Bells, Ocarinas, Rattles, and Whistles
Musk-ox, clothing, Eskimo, 8:91
Mythology

Aztec, 10:16

Carib, 9:111-112

Hopi ,9:2

Iroquois, 8:12-16

Kiowa, 8:115-116

Mesoamerican, 10:16

Mexican, 10:16

Mikasuki, 9:44-45

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Mythology (continued)
Omaha, 8:92
Pima, 10:114
Taino, 9:60-62

NBC Adventure TV Show, 9:11
Nabokov, Peter, 9:92, 110

See also Author Index
Nadaillac, Marquis de, 10:4 0
Nahwoosky, Clydia, 9:9

Naked Clay: 3000 Years of Unadorned Pottery of the
American Indian, exhibit, 8:76-77, 111; 9:82
Nanticoke Indians, 9:85
Naskapi Indians, see Montagnais Indians
Nassau County Museum-, 9:76
Nat-u-rich, obituary, 10:62

National Endowment for the Arts, 9:7, 77, 82, 92
National Gallery of Art, 9:83-84
National Geographic Magazine, 9:80; 11:23
National Science Foundation, 9:77
Native American Periodicals, 8:68
Navajo Arts and Crafts Guild, 9:12
Navajo Community College, 9:12
Navajo Cultural Center, 9:12, 72
Navajo Indians

Reservation, 9:12, 72

rugs and blankets, 8:111, 115; 9:19

sandpaintings, 9:19

Tribal Council, 9:12, 72

Tribal Resources Division, 9:12

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Necklaces :

glass beads, Mikasuki, 9:34, 37, 39, 41

silver coin, Mikasuki, 9:41-42
New England Government, 11:102
New Jersey State Museum, 9:84
New Netherland Government, 11:102
New York Central Terminal, 11:102
New York Cultural Center, 8:110-111; 9:82
New York State Association of Museums, 9:72
New York State Council on the Arts, 8:110-11; 9:82, 92
New York State Maritime Academy, 11:105
New York State Museum, 9:84
New York University, 9:76, 87
Newton, Douglas, 9:117
Newton, Isaac, 8:60
Nicaragua

archaeological expedition, 9:5

archaeological sites, 10:98-112

Archaeological Survey, 10:99-112

obsidian, 10:103-104

pottery, 10:98-108, 111
Nicholson, Grace, 8:79
Noe, Katie, 8:4 3
Noice, Harold, see Author Index
Northern States Museum Conference, 8:71
Noselson, Judy, 8:11

Obsidian, in Nicaragua, 10:103-104
Ocarinas, see Musical instruments
O'Connor, Mrs. John J., 10:121

39
Oklahoma, Spiro Mound site, 11:50-58
Old Man Bull Snake, 10:78
Ollas, see Pottery
Olmec, masks, 10:64
Olsen, Fred, 9:62
Omaha Indians

bundles, 8:93-98

bundles, war, 8:96-98

songs, healing, 8:95-96

mythology, 8:93

visions, 8:93-98
Oman, G. B., 8:42
Oneida Indians, 8:26
Onondaga Indians

comhusk masks, 8:4 9

False Face masks, 8:14-15

Reservation, 8:14
Orangeware, see Pottery
Ornaments

coin necklaces, silver Mikasuki, 9:41-42

ear plugs

shell, Mississippian, 10:36-37
wood, Spiro Mound, 11:54-55

hair, shell, Southwestern U.S., 8:5

See also Headdresses, Necklaces, Scarifier, Tatooing
O'Rorke, Carla P., 8:107 9:70, 89, 117
Orsualas, (Cuna scepters), 9:18
Osage Indians, 8:26
Osceola, Chief Cory, 9:44, 46
Otter, fur pouch, Midewin, 8:75

40

Otter Coming Out, 10:80
Otteson, Ann, 9:81

Painted Robe, obituary, 10:63

Paleopathology, see Diseases, found in mummies

Panama

Mrs. Benjamin's Collection, 10:121

Cuna Indians
molas, 8 :67

orsualas (scepters), 9:18
Pane, Ramon, 9:59, 61
Parish, Essie, 9:75
Pasco, Richard, 9:90
Pax Howelliana, 10:43
Peabody Museum, 8:28
Peace medal, 11:62-63
Penobscot Indians, 9:47; 10:67
Pequot Indians, 8:81

See also Mohegan Indians
Pequot War, 8 :82

Periodicals, Native American, 8:68
Peru

archaeological sites, 10:48

Chancay funerary dolls, 8:18-25

featherwork, 8:51

Huari Empire, 10:2-8, 50-58

Nazca Valley, 10:50-54

pottery

Chavin water bottle, 8:76

41

Peru (continued)

Pottery (continued)

Gallinazo orangeware, 10:96
Huari-Tiahuanaco urn, 10:2-8, 27
Tembladera water bottle, 8:66, 103
Viru orangeware, 9:95
textiles, techniques, 8:18-25
Peter, Peon, 11:5, 7, 13-14, 18, 27, 29, 32, 35, 40, 42-47
Peterson, Gail, 9:117
Peyote Rite, Kiowa, 8:116
Phillips, Mr., 10:93
Phillips, Phillip, 9t85
Pima Indians, mythology, 10:114
Pinto Basin site, 8:27
Pipes

stone, Catlinite, 8:108-109
Minnesota, 8:108-109
Sioux, analysis, 9:22-31
See also Calumets
Plains Tribes

carvers, Catlinite, 8:108
uses of

animal hair, 9:23-25
bird scalps, 9:23
dyes, 9:23-28
pipes, 8:108; 9:22-31
quillwork, 9:23-28
Poker, William, 11:7, 13, 15

42

Pomo Indians

basketry, 9:31, 49

craftsworacin, 9:75

informant, 8:79
Popol Vuh, 10:16
Porcupine

as food, Montagnais, 11:16, 36-37

quillwork, see Quillwork
Porter, James, 10:35
Portland Art Museum, 9:84
Post family, 11:102
Potlach, exhibit, 8:38
Potomac Indians

habitat, 8:59

eel traps, 8:59-63
Pottery

Acoma, 8:42-43

Arizona, 8:77

Aztec, 10:9

Blackware, 9:105, 118; 11:53

British Virgin Islands, 8:134

Brown ware, 8:66, 103

Buff ware, 8:77

Chile, 9:102, 105

Colombia, 8:77; 9:90

Ecuador, 8:76

El Tajin, 10:13-15

Eskimo, 10:89, 92-94

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Pottery (continued)

Grayware, 8:103

Huari-Tiahuanaco, 10:2-8, 27

Maya, 8:99; 9:85

Mesoamerica, 10:9-17, 99

Monte AlbSn, 10:9, 12, 29

Nicaragua, 10:98-108, 111

Orangeware, 9:95; 10:9, 96.

Peru, 8:66, 76, 103; 9:95; 10:50-55, 96

Pueblo, 8:42-43

Redware, 8:77; 9:102, 105- o

San Ildefonso, 8:106; 9:91, 118

Spiro Mound, 11:51-53

Taino, 9:119-127

Tairona, 11:49, 59-61

Tennessee, 9:14, 17

Throgs Neck, 11:115, 121-123

Venezuela, 9:85

Veracruz, 10:13-16, 28

Zuni, 8:42-43
Pouch, leather, from Chile, 9:109

Pre-Columbian Art from Colombia, Ecuador and Peru, exhibit, 9:83
Preston High School, 11:103
Pretty Louse, 10:69, 72-75
Pretty Shield, 10:66, 68-69
Projectile points, Tennessee, 9:15
Publications of the Museum of the American Indian — Heye Foundation

Blackware of the Americas . Exhibit Leaflet No. 5, 9:118

44

Publications of the Museum of the American Indian —

Heye Foundation (continued)
Bolton, Reginald P. Indian Paths in the Great

Metropolis, 11:102
Books About Indians. 1972 Catalogue, 8:67, 70
Books About Indians. 1974 Catalogue, 10:47
Catalog of Masterworks from the Museum of the American

Indian, 9:117
Catalog of Naked Clay: 3000 Years of Unadorned Pottery

of the American Indian, 8:77
Dockstader, Frederick J. The American Indian in Graduate

Studies: A Bibliography of Theses and Dissertations , 9:85
Harrington, Mark R. The Ozark Bluff Dwellers . Indian

Notes and Monographs, Vol. XII (1971), 8:31
Harvey III, Byron. Ritual in Pueblo Art: Hopi Life in

Hopi Painting . Contributions from the Museum, Vol. XXIV

(1970) ,8:30
Hopi Kachinas . Miscellaneous Series (1971), 9:85
List of Publications . Miscellaneous Series No. 49

(1972) , 9:85
Orchard, William C. Beads and Beadwork of the American

Indians. (1974 Reprint of the 1960 Edition), 10:113 .
The Technique of Porcupine Quill Decoration Among the

Indians of North America. Contributions from the

Museum, Vol. IV (1971), 8:31
Peterson, Harold. American Indian Tomahawks . Contributions

from the Museum, Vol. XIX (1971), 8:31
Robiscek, Francis. Copan: Home of the Mayan Gods.

Introduction by Gordon F. Ekholm, 8:99

45

Publications of the Museum of the American Indian —
Heye Foundation (continued)
Waterman, T.T. Notes on the Ethnology of the Puget Sound

Indians. Miscellaneous Series No. 59 (1973), 9:85, 128
Wildschut, William, and Ewers, John C. crow Indian
Beadwork, 9:85
Crow Indian Medicine Bundles. Contributions, Vol. XVII
(1974) , 10:125
Wyckoff, Lydia L. A Suggested Nicaraguan Pottery Sequence :
Based on the Museum Collection . Miscellaneous Series
No. 58 (1971), 8:31
Zuni Breadstuff . Miscellaneous Series, Vol. VIII (1974),
10:125
Pueblo Indians, pottery, 8:42-43
Puerto Rico

haf ted knives , 10:61
three-pointed stones, 9:55, 57
Punishment, Mississippian, using fish jaw, 10:38
Purification rituals, Delaware, 10:38
Putnam, Frederick W. , 8:26
Putnam County, ovate stones, 8:86-89

Qued Koi, obituary, 10:63
Quetzalcoatl

myhtology, 10:16

influence on Mississippian Culture, 10:40
Quiche Maya, Guatemala, 10:16

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Quillwork

Foster Collection, 8:74-75
Mohegan

moccasins, 8:84
shoulder bag, 8:83
Plains tribes, pipe, 9:23-28
Quiver, see Weapons

Raggi, CM. , 8:131
Ramsey, Arthur, 8:93-98
Ramsey, George, 8:93,98
Rattles, see Musical Instruments
Rawson, Edward, 11:62-63
Redware, see Pottery
Religion, see Mythology
Reservations

Allegany (New York), 8:14

Big Cypress (Florida), 9:46

Cattaraugus (New York), 8:14

Caughnawaga (Canada) ,8 :14

Fort Berthold (North Dakota), 10:119

Navajo (Arizona), 9:12

Onondaga (New York) , 8 :14

St. Regis (New York), 8:14

Six Nations (Canada), 8:14

Tonawanda (New York), 8:14

Tuscarora (New York), 8:14

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Reyes, Arnoldo, 10:107
Rituals

ball playing, Mesoaraerica, 10:14-15

curing

Chippewa, 10:38
Iroquois, 8:12

Peyote, Kiowa, 8:116

purification, Delaware, 10:38
Robes, see Clothing

Robe of Dignity, from Patagonia, 10:128
Robertson Center, 9:84
Robinson, John, 9:47
Robiscsek, Francis, 9:85, 92
Rock Shelters, Tennessee, 9:13-17
Rockefeller, Mrs. Laurance, 9:80
Roosevelt, Anna C. , 9:76; 10:27

photographs by, 9:98, 100-105, 107, 109

See also Author Index
Rosas, Juan Manuel, 10:128
Rosenstreter, Theodor, 9:69, 80
Roubidoux, Daniel H. , 8:109
Rouse, Irving, 9:76
Rowe, John, 10:4 9n
Royal Palm Hammock Camp, 9:4 6
Rugs and Blankets, Navajo, 8:111, 115
Russell Sage College, 8:131
Rye Historical Society, 9:91

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Sackler, Dr. & Mrs. Arthur, 8:17, 25, 33

Peruvian textile collection, 8:18
Sackler, Marietta, 8:113; 9:69
St. Cyr, Lillian Red Wing, obituary, 10:62
St. Francis De Chantal Church, 11:108
St. Regis Reservation, 8:14
Sassacus, 8:81

San Ildefonso Indians, pottery, 8:106; 9:91, 118
Sandals, see Footwear
Sandpaintings, Navajo, 9:19
Santiago, Alice de, 10:61
Saville, Marshall H. , 8:70
Scalps

bird, in Plains pipe, 9:23

human

in Crow bxindle, 10:81
in Kiowa bundle, 8:116
Scarifier, Mississippian, 10:38
Scepters, Cvina, 9:18
Schellback, Louis, drawings by, 10:90-91

obituary, 8:28
Schmidt, John W. , 9:69
School of Visual Arts, 9:84
Schwab, Mrs. Robert W., 11:51
Sellon, Michael, 9:70, 76, 92 ,

drawings by, 9:52-54, 56, 58, 60-64, 119-125, 127; 10:12-15

photographs by, 9:55, 57, 121-122, 124-127

See also Author Index

49

Seminole Indians, see Mikasuki Indians
Seminole Wars, 9:35, 85
Seneca Indians

cornhusk masks, 8:44, 47-48

False Face masks, 8:12-15

log cabin, 9:74, 80

reservations, 8:14

songs, 9:79

See also Iroquois Indians
Setzidlbe, 8:117, 119, 123
Seven Stars, 10:69
Seton Hall University, 9:84
S haman s , Crow women , 10:67

See also Rituals
Shells

artifact raw material, Mississippian, 10:36

"cache-sex", Maya, 10:116-118

carved, Hustec, 8:129

engraved, Spiro Mound, 11:50, 52, 58

hair ornaments. Southwestern U.S., 8:5

ornaments

Mississippian, ,10:37
Pomo basketry, 9:31
Spiro Mound, 9:85

string, 9:85

Throgs Neck, 11:111, 117, 119

wampum belts, 9:85
Shells, turtle, see Turtle shells

50

Shield, buffalo hide, Foster Collection, 8:74

Shippee, Nathan M. , 8:98; 9:67

Shirts, see Clothing

Silk, in Plains pipes, 9:27

Silver, Stewart, 9:117

Silver, trade, 8:74

Silversmiths, see Craftspeople

Sinewy in Sioux pipe-making, 9:27

Sinu, gold finial, 10:30

Sioux Indians

adopted by Crows, 10:69

attack Crows, 10:69, 75

Crazy Horse's bonnet, 9:85

captured by Crows, 10:69

painted hide, 9:85

pipe, 9:22
Sisseton Sioux Indians, stonework, 8:109
Sisters of the Divine Compassion Convent, 11:103
Sisters of Poor Clare, 11:104
Sitting Heifer, 10:67
Siwanoy Indians, 11:101

Six Nations, Indian Temperance Flag, 8:79
Six Nations Museum, 8:78
Six Nations Reserve, 8:14
Skin strap, Chile, 9:107
Skinner, Alanson B. , 11:116

photographs by, 9:35-36, 38, 40, 43
Skull, crystal, Mitchell-Hedges, 8:130; 9:81
Smith, Captain John, 8:60

51

Smithsonian Institution, 8:113; 9:9; 11:51

Society of the Four Arts, 9:84

Songs

Omaha, healing, 8:95-96

Seneca, sacred, 9:79
Sonin, Robert, 10:2, 27

Sounds That Beatify the Land, exhibit, 8:85; 9:81
Southern Pacific railway system, 11:102
Southwest Museum 8:27
Spatulas, see Tools
Special Libraries Association, 9:87
Spindle and whorl, Chile, 9:109
Spiro Mound, Oklahoma, new additions, 11:50-58
Spoons, see Dippers, ladles and spoons
Stadische Kunsthalle Dusseldorf, 9:84
Staff list, see back cover of each issue
Stars, Crow guidance, 10:70
Stays Yellow, 10:69
Stefansson, Mr., 10:92, 94
Stephenson, Edward, 11:102 :
Sternberg, Carol, 9:70, 80
Stiles, William F., 8:33; 9:5, 80, 90; 11:47, 106, 127

diary of, 11:1-47

phtographs by, 8:56-58, 87-89; 9:13; 11:6, 8, 10-12, 15,
20-22, 24-25, 28-29, 31, 34, 36, 38, 41, 43

See also Author Index
Stokes, John, 10:30

Stokes, Robert, photograph by, 10:30
Stolper, Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. , 8:33

52

Stone

anvil, Tennessee, 9:14-15
blades/scraper, Tennessee, 9:15
bowl, Spiro Mound, 11:52
carved

frieze, Teotihuacan, 8:107

head, Virginia, 10:120

slab, Mexico, 10:122-123
fetish, Kiowa, 8:115
hacha, Maya, 9:32
hammer, Tennessee, 9:17
knives

Eskimo, 10:93

Mississippi, 10:38-39

Puerto Rico, 10:61
net sinkers

Throgs Neck, llrl23

Putnam County, 8:86-89
pipes

Plains, 8:108-109

Sisseton Sioux, 8:109
three-pointed, Taino (Arawak) , 9:51-64
See also Arrowheads, Catlinite, Knives, Obsidian,
Projectile points. Stonework, and Tools
Stone, J. R. , photo by, 8:131
Stone carver, Catlinite, 8:108
Stonework

Flandreau, 8:109
Sisseton Sioux, 8:109

53

Stump, Serain, obituary, 10:119
Sun Dance bundle. Crow, 10:79
Sundovm, Arnold, 9:90
Supraner, Scott, 10:106
Surany, John, 10:121

Taino (Arawak) Indians

mythology, 9:60-62

pottery, 9:119-127

stone collar, 9:63

three-pointed stones, 9:51-64
Tairona Indians

bone finials, 9:85

history, habitat, 11:59

pottery

brownware vessel, 9:90
ocarina, 11:49, 59-61
Talmage, Valerie, 10:106, 111
Tantaquidgeon , Gladys, 8:80
Tapirape Indians, featherwork, 8:51
Tarrant, Josephine, 9:8, 116
Tatooing, Chippewa, 10:44
Tax Reform Act of 1969, 9:68

Tennessee, rock shelters, excavations, 9:13-17
Teotihuacan, 10:13

stone frieze, 8:107
Textile Museum, 9:76, 84

54

Textiles

Chile

cloth, 9:109
cord, 9:107

Guatemala, 8:71

Mohegan dolls, 8:80

Panama (Cuna) , molas, 8:67

Peru, funerary dolls, 8:18-25

Spiro Mound, 11:52, 56-58 ,

See also Clothing, Cotton thread. Silk, Spindle
and whorl
Thermo luminescence dating

of ceramic molds, 10:15

of Colombicin Sinu bird finial, 10:30

history of process, technique, 10:18-27

of Huari Tiahuanaqo urn, 10:2, 8, 27

of Veracruz pottery, 10:28
Thompson, Jacob, 9:83
Throckmorton (Throgmorton) , John, 11:102, 106-107,

116
Throg ' s Neck

Indian settlement, 11:111-125, 127

Indian settlement map, 11:112-113

pottery, 11:115, 121-123
Tiahuanaco, influence on Peru, 10:4 9-52
Time, Inc. , 10 :95
Tipis, see Dwellings .

Tlingit Indians

carved antlers, 9:49

55

Tlingit Indians ^continued;

chief's house on Annex grounds, 9:74
mask, 9:48
Tobacco, ceremonial use by Iroquois, 8:12
Tobacco Society of the Crow Indians, 10:67, 78
Toggle, wood, Chile, 9:107
Tolstoy, Paul, 9:76
Tomahawks, see Weapons
Tonawanda (Seneca) Reservation, 8:14

See also Iroquois Indians, Six Nations Reserve
Tool s

bone, Chile, 9:99-101
stone

anvil, Tennessee, 9:14-15
hammers

Naskapi, 8:56
Tennessee, 9 :17
knives

Antillean, 10:60-61
Eskimo, 10:93
Mississippi, 10:38-39
Tennessee, 9:15
wood

mortar, Mohegan, 8:82

spades, spatulas, clod breaker, Chile, 9:98-109
Torches, see Lamps and Torches
Totonac Ceremonial Center, Mexico, 10:13
The Trail, Mrs., 10:70

56

Trees, uses of
bark

for stencil-making, Montaqnais, 11:37-38
for wrapping, Mississippian, 10:39
splints, for basket making, Potomoac, 8:59-63
See also Wood
Tri-point stones, Taino (Arawak) , 9:54-64
Tropical Forest Featherwork, exhibit, 8:51; 9:81
Tulane University, 9:71
Tule Spring site, 8:27
Turbans, see Headdresses
Turecamo, Beal, photographs by, 9:8-11
Turkey, feather cape, Mataponi, 10:121
Turtle shells, uses of

ornaments, Mississippian, 10:41
rattles

Mikasuki, 9:44
Mississippian, 10:40
Tuscarora Indians

False Face masks, 8:14-15
reservation, 8:14
Two Hundred Years of North American Indian Art, 1700-

1900, exhibit, 8:11
Two Moons, 10:67

U.S. Bureau of Internal Revenue, see Internal Revenue
Service

57

U.S. cities, American Indians in, 8:104

U.S. Virgin Islands, 10:60-61

Umbilical cord amulet, Kiowa, 8:127

Uncas, 8:80-83

United States Steel Foundation, 10:4 7

United States Trust Company of New York, 9:67, 69

Universidad Centre Americano, 10:107

University of California at Berkeley, 10:7, 49

University of Illinois, 10:35

University of Iowa Museum of Art, 9:84

University Museum, 9:84

University of New Haven, 10:99, 106

University of Pennsylvania, 10:106

Urns, see Pottery

Urubu Indians, featherwork, 8:51

Utensils, wood, Chile, 9:98-109

Valdez, Grace, 9:116-117

Van Houton, Mary F. B. , 8:42

Van Schaik, family, 11:102

Venezuela, clay "adornos", 9:85

Veracruz, 10:13-16, 28

Vernon, (David C. ) Collection, 9:80

Vescelius, Gary., 10:50, 10:50n, 53-54, 56

Virgin Gorda, see British Virgin Islands

Virgin Islands, three-pointed stones, 9:52

See also British Virgin Islands, U.S. Virgin Islands

58

Virginia

Mataponi turkey feather cape, 10:121
Potomac Indians, 8:59
basketry, 8:59-63
Visions

Crow, 10:67-83
Omaha, 8:93-98
Visions of Mortality: The Skull Motif in Indian Art,

• exhibit, 8:129; 9:71, 81
Vriedelandt (Land of Peace) Bronx Colonial settlement,
11:102

WNEW-TV, 9:11

Wa-Wa Chaw, Princess, 9:91

Wagner, Sallie R., 8:111

Wahube objects, 8:93, 98

Walker Art Center, 9:82, 84

Wallet, leather, wood, Chile, 9:109

Wampiam.

belts, 9:85

ornaments, 9:85

string, 9:85

See also Shells
Wappingers Indians, 11:101
War Bundles, see Bundles
Warburg, Mrs. E. M. , 9:91, 118
Washington University/ 10:22

59

Washington's Headquarters, Newburgh, N.Y., 10:95

Waters Goes on the Other Side, 10:71

Waterman , T . T . , 9 : 8 5

Watson Gallery, 9:83-84

Waugh, Douglas, maps by, 10:107

Weapons

quiver, Foster Collection, 8:74

tomahawks, 8:31

Hi bben Collection, 9:85

See also Shield
Weasel skin, medicine charm, Kiowa, 8:127
Weaving techniques, textiles, Peru, 8:20-21
Weber, Cynthia, 9:110

Webster, Mr. & Mrs. Donald C. , 8:17, 32; 9:90
Webster, Donald C. , 11:59
Wesleyan University, 10:99, 106
Wesman, Ben, 8:108
West Indies, arrowheads, 10:59-61
Westervelt, Mr., 11:111
Weston, Daniel, 8:108-109
Whale bones at Throgs Neck, 11:119-120
Whaling, Eskimos, 10:94
Wheatley, Willard, 8:131
Whistles, pottery, Ecuador, 9:66
White Weasel, 8:98

Whitney Museum of American Art, 8:11
Whorl, see Spindle and whorl
Wichita Society, red bean Medicine, 8:97-98
Wilcox, RuthN., 9:87-88; 11:126

See also Author Index

60

Wilcox II, U. v., see Author Index
Wilcox III, U. Vincent, 9:76 10:106

photographs by, 9:113-115

See also Author Index
Wildschut, William, 9:85; 10:67-70, 83

photographs by, 10:74, 77
Williams Sr. , John S. , 8:98; 9:67, 91
Williams, Mary W. , 8:39, 67; 9:86
Williams, Roger, 9:47
Winnebago-Hopi Indians, 9:8
Winters, Howard D. , 9:70

See also Author Index
Wood, uses of

bells, Chile, 9:107

containers, Chile, 9:105

mortars, Mohegan, 8:82

toggle, Chile, 9:107

tools, Chile, 9:09-109

utensils, Chile, 9:98-109

wallet, Chile, 9:109
Woodland Cultures, 10:43

Wounded Knee: Then and Now, exhibit, 9:50
Wulfestieg, Ellenda, 9:10, 78, 117; 10:47

See also Author Index
Wyckoff, Lydia, 9:5; 10:111

See also Author Index

X-ray examination, of mummies, 8:4-10
Xochipilli, Mesoamerican god of pleasure, 10:16

61

Yale University, 9:76

Yale University Museum of Art, 9:71

Yellow Knife, 8:98

Yoiing, Beatrice A. B., 8:42

Young Buffalo Bull, 10:75-76

Zaachila tomb, Mexico, 10:12-13
Zellat, Julie, 9:70

Zemis, three-pointed stones, 9:59-63
Zuni Indians, 8:26
pottery, 8:42-43
The Zuni Shop, 8:43

AUTHOR INDEX

Barnett, Joan. "Stanley R. Grant," 9:4-5

Bolton, Reginald Pelham. "An Indian Settlement at

Throg's Neck," 11:111-125
Bortolot, Victor J. "Thermoluminescence Dating of

Pottery," 10:18-32
Dockstader, Frederick J. "An Early Peace Medal,"
11:62-63
"The Further Travels of Siuhii," 10:114-115
"Mark Raymond Harrington: 1882-1971," 8:26-27
"Mexican Masks," 10:85-88
"Ned Hatathli: October 11, 1921 — October 16, 1972,"

9:12
"New Additions to the Spiro Collection," 11:50-58
"The Non-Vanishing Indian," 8:40

"Pueblo Pottery Adaptation, From Z to A," 8:42-43
"Some New Musical Acquisitions," 11:59-61
"Those Catlinite Pipes," 8:108-109
Figueredo, Alfredo E. "Ancient West Indian Arrowheads,"
10:59-61
"The British Virgin Islands Archaeological Survey:
First Season," 8:131-135
Gilmore, Melvin R. "An Ai-ikara Bundle," 8:93-98
"Arikara Order of Butchering a Buffalo," 9:21
Harrington, M. R. "Kiowa Buffalo Medicine Bundles:

Some Field Notes on Their Use," 8:114-127
Hatt, Robert T. "A Possible Use for a Mayan Shell

Ornament," 10:116-118
Hermalyn, Gary D. "Historical Perspectives on the Site
of the Indian Village at' Throg's Neck in the
Bronx," 11:100-109

63

Kennedy, Daniel B. "Splint Eel Pots of the Potomac

Band," 8:59-63
Marks, Daisy. Book review of American Indian Portraits :
From the Wanamaker Expedition of 1913. Edited by
Charles R. Reynolds, Jr., 8:72
Book review of Indian Crafts of Guatemala and El

Salvador by Lilly de Jongh Osborne, 8:71
Book review of Out of the Silence by William Reid,

8:38
Book review of William Penn's Own Account of the
Lenni Lenape or Delaware Indians . Edited by
Albert Cook Myers, 8:37
Martin, Marlene. "The Hopi Way of Giving," 9:2-3
"Iroquois Cornhusk Masks," 8:44-50
"Iroquois False Face Masks," 8:12-16
Muser, Curt. "Impressions of Two Molds," 10:9-17
Nabokov, Peter. "Vision Quests of Crow Women," 10:67-83
Noice, Harold. "Archaeological Remains on the North

Coast of Canada," 10:89-94
Roosevelt, Anna C. "Dolls From the Grave: A Discussion of
Chancay Funerary Dolls Illustrated with Examples
from the Museum Collection," 8:18-25
"The Expansion of the Huari Empire," 10:49-58
"Handedness in Prehisotry: A Study of Tools from

Ancient Chile," 9:98-109
"A Polychrome Urn from Peru," 10:2
Sellon, Michael. "Exploring the Enigmatic Tri-Point,"
9:51-64
"The Janus Mode in Tainan Imagery," 9:119-127

64

Stiles, William F. "Bell-Shaped Hand Hammer and Anvil,"
8:56-58
"The Mikasuki: Personal Observations 19 39-19 72,"

9:35-46
"Notes on Small Ovate Grooved Stones," 8:86-89
"Rock Shelters in Tennessee," 9:13-17
"A Trip into the Bush with the St. Augustin Band of
Montagnais Nascapi Hunters, Quebec Province,
Canada (A Diary)," 11:2-47
Wilcox, Ruth N. "The Huntington Free Library and
Reading Room," 8:102-103
"Native American Periodicals," 8:68-69
"On the Trail of Uncas: Some Sources on the Modern
Pequots," 8:84-85
Wilcox II, U. V. and Wilcox III, U. Vincent, "Ancient

Disease in the Southwest: An X-Ray Examination of
Some Pre-Columbian Mummies," 8:4-10
Willcox III, U. Vincent. "The Anthropological Analysis of
Material Culture or How to Read an Indian Artifact,"
9:22-31
"The Island Caribs and Their Basketry," 9:111-115
"Site Exploration: The Archaeological Survey," 10:108-112
"Uncas: The First of the Mohegans," 8:80-83
Winters, Howard D. "Some Unusual Grave Goods From a

Mississippian Burial Mound," 10:34-4 6
Wulfestieg, Ellenda J. "Conservation at the Museum," 9:6-7
Wyckoff, Lydia L. . " The Nicaragua Archaeological Survey:
A Preliminary Report," 10:99-107

TITLE INDEX

I

American Indian Portraits : From the Wanamaker Expedition

of 1913. Edited by Charles R. Reynolds, Jr. Book

review by Daisy Marks, 8:72
"Ancient Disease in the Southwest: An X-Ray Examination

of Some Pre-Colvimbian Mummies." U. V. Wilcox II and

U. V. WilcOK III, 8:4-10
"Ancient West Indian Arrowheads." Alfredo E. Figueredo,

10:59-61
"The Anthropological Analysis of Material Culture or

How to Read an Indian Artifact. " U. Vincent Wilcox,

9:22-31
"Archaeological Remains on the North Coast of Canada."

Harold Noice, 10:89-94
"Arikara Order of Butchering a Buffalo. " Melvin R. Gilraore,

9:21
"An Arikara Bundle." Melvin R. Gilmore, 8:93-98
"Bell-Shaped Hand Hammer and Anvil." William F. Stiles,

8:56-58
"The British Virgin Islands Archaeological Survey: First

Season." Alfredo E. Figueredo, 8:131-135
"Conservation at the Museum." Ellenda L. Wufestieg, 9:6-7
"Dolls From the Grave: A Discussion of Chancay Funerary Dolls

Illustrated with Examples from the Museum Collection."

Anna C. Roosevelt, 8:18-25
"An Early Peace Medal." Frederick J. Dockstader, 11:62-63
"The Expansion of the Huari Empire." Anna C. Roosevelt,

10:49-58
"Exploring the Enigmatic Tri-Po int. " Michael Sellon, 9:51-64

66

"The Further Travels of Siuhii." Frederick J. Dockstader,

10:114-115
"Handedness in Prehistory: A Study of Tools From Ancient

Chile." Anna C. Roosevelt, 9:98-109
"Historical Perspectives on the Site of the Indian Village

at Throg's Neck in the Bronx." Gary D. Hermalyn,

11:100-109
"The Hopi Way of Giving." Marlene Martin, 9:2-3
"The Huntington Free Library and Reading Room. " Ruth N.

Wilcox, 8:102-103
"Impressions of Two Molds." Curt Muser, 10:9-17
Indian Crafts of Guatemala and El Salvador by Lilly de Jongh

Osborne. Book review by Daisy Marks, 8:71
"An Indian Settlement at Throg's Neck." Reginald Pelham

Bolton, 11:111-125
"Iroquois Cornhusk Masks." Marlene Martin, 8:44-50
"Iroquois False Face Masks." Marlene Martin, 8:12-16
"The Island Caribs and Their Basketry." U. Vincent Wilcox

III, 9:111-115
"The Janus Mode in Tainan Imagery." Michael Sellon,

9:119-127
"Kiowa Buffalo Medicine Bundles: Some Field Notes on Their

Use." M. R. Harrington, 8:114-127
"Mark Raymond Harrington, 1882-1971." Frederick J. Dockstader,

8:26-27
"Mexican Masks." Frederick J. Dockstader, 10:85-88
"The Mikasuki: Personal Observations 1938-1972." William F.

Stiles, 9:35-46
"Native American Periodicals." Ruth N. Wilcox. 8:68-69

67

"Ned Hatathli: October 11, 1921— October 16, 1972."

Frederick J. Dockstader, 9:12
"New Additions to the Spiro Collection." Frederick J.

Etockstader, 11:50-58 ■

"The Nicaragua Archaeological Survey: A Preliminary Report."

Lydia L. Wyckoff, 10:99-107
"The Non-Vanishing Indian." Frederick J. Dockstader, 8:40
"Notes on Small Ovate Grooved Stones." William F. Stiles,

8:86-89
Out of Silence by William Reid. Book review by Daisy Marks,

8:38
"A Polychrome Urn From Peru." Anna C. Roosevelt, 10:2-8
"A Possible Use for a Mayan Shell Ornament." Robert T.

Hatt, 10:116-118
"Pueblo Pottery Adaptation, From Z to A." Frederick J.

Dockstader, 8:42-4 3
"Rock Shelters in Tennessee." William F. Stiles, 9:13-17
"Stanley R. Grant." Joan Barnett, 9:4-5
"Site Exploration: The Archaeological Survey." U. Vincent

Wilcox III, 10:108-112
"Some New Musical Acquisitions." Frederick J. Dockstader,

11:59-61
"Some Unusual Grave Goods From a Mississippian Burial Mound."

Howard D. Winters, 10:34-4 6
"Splint Eel Pots of the Potomac Band." Daniel B. Kennedy,

8:59-63
"Thermoluminescence Dating of Pottery." Victor J. Bortolot,

10:18-32
"Those Catlinite Pipes." Frederick J. Dockstader, 8:108-109

68

"On the Trail of Uncas: Some Sources on the Mohegan-Pequots. "

Ruth N. Wilcox, 8:84-85
"A Trip into the Bush with the St. Augustin Band of

Montagnais Naskapi Hunters, Quebec Privince, Canada

(A Diary)." William F. Stiles, 11:2-47
"Uncas: The First of the Mohegans." U. Vincent Wilcox III,

8:80-83 ;

"Vision Quests of Crow Women." Peter Nabokov, 10:67-83
William Penn's Own Account of the Lenni Lenape or Delaware

Indians. Edited by Albert Cook Myers. Book review by

Daisy Marks, 8:37

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