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| Page. | |
| D. | |
| Dakota League | 23 |
| lodge described | 114 |
| Dakotans, communism of the | 72 |
| Dall, W. H., cited | 53 |
| Bankers, Jasper, cited | 118 |
| Delawares, communism of the | 73 |
| eating customs of the | 100 |
| hospitality of the | 46 |
| Descent in female line in archaic period | 5 |
| De Soto, Hernando, cited | 48 |
| Diaz, Bernal, cited | 178, 223, 232, 239 |
| Dwellings, communal. See Communial dwellings. | |
| E. | |
| Earth works, object of the | 204 |
| size of the | 213 |
| Embankments as base of houses | 209 |
| Emory, General W. H., cited | 57, 130 |
| Eskimos | 250 |
| Ethnic or culture periods | 43 |
| Exaggerations in the accounts of the ancient Mexicans | 222 |
| F. | |
| Feudalism, absence of in America | 98 |
| Food, joint ownership in | 99 |
| Foster, J. W. | 215 |
| Frontenac, L. de B. | 123 |
| Funeral practice, organization at | 13 |
| G. | |
| Galbraith, F. G. | 149 |
| Garcilasso de la Vega | 76 |
| Gardens, artificial | 86 |
| Gens, archaic form | 5 |
| as it exists among American aborigines | 3 |
| founded upon kin | 3 |
| intermarriage in, prohibited | 5 |
| Iroquois 6 | |
| rights, privileges, and obligations | 7 |
| number of persons in | 9 |
| rights, privileges, and obligations of | 6 |
| stages of development | 3 |
| the | 2 |
| the Greek | 2 |
| the Latin | 2 |
| the Sanskrit | 2 |
| Gentes and tribes formed by natural growth | 19 |
| Chickasas | 16 |
| Chocta | 15 |
| Dakotan | 8 |
| Iroquois, number of | 11 |
| list of | 7 |
| Maya | 8 |
| Mohegan | 16 |
| named after animals | 7 |
| Ojibwa | 8 |
| Omaha | 8 |
| similar in different tribes | 20 |
| Thlinkit | 17 |
| transfer of, between phratries | 11 |
| Gentile organization | 3 |
| society distinguished from political | 4 |
| Gonnan, S., cited | 74 |
| Government, growth of the idea of | 21 |
| plan of, among American aborigines | 4 |
| stages in the development of | 21 |
| Governor's House | 236 |
| Granganimeo | 47 |
| Grave posts of chiefs | 257 |
| Greenbalgh | 64 |
| cited | 119 |
| Grenville, R. | 115 |
| Grijalva, J., cited | 59 |
| Guerra, C., cited | 59 |
| Gyneocracy among the Iroquois | 60, 121 |
| H. | |
| Halls unknown in Indian architecture | 236 |
| Hayden, F. V. | 135 |
| Heckewelder, T., cited | 49, 73. 100 |
| Heffernan | 188 |
| Herrera, A. de, cited | 58, 59, 60, 76, 77, 103, 178, 195, 228, 229, 230, 1132, 234, 238, 242, 252, 255 |
| Hiawatha | 27 |
| High-Bank pueblo described | 207 |
| Hindus, communal customs among the | 122 |
| Hospitality general among Indians of America | 56, 00, 61 |
| law of | 42, 44, 45 |
| of the Aleuts | 53 |
| Delawares | 46 |
| Indians of California | 53 |
| Mexico, Central and South America | 58 |
| Ohio | 49 |
| South America | 5 |
| Carolina | 48 |
| the Columbia | 52 |
| Northwest | 54 |
| Iroquois | 45, 119 |
| Maudans | 50 |
| Mayas | 59 |
| Nez Percés | 5 |
| North Carolina Indians | 47 |
| Onondagas | 46 |
| Pimas | 57 |
| Southern Indians | 54 |
| tribes of the Missouri | 50 |
| Upper Mississippi | 53 |
| Village Indians of New Mexico | 56 |
| House architecture modified by climate | 206 |
| Household, number of persons in | 73 |
| House life of the Indians | 199 |
| of the Dwarf | 256 |
| Nuns at Uxmal | 207, 231, 256 |
| Old Woman | 256 |
| Pigeon | 256 |
| Turtle | 256 |
| Houses of Central America | 236 |
| capacity of the | 70 |
| of Indian tribes north of New Mexico | 104 |
| the Aztecs | 222, 256 |
| California Indians | 106 |
| Caribs | 229 |
| Chinooks | 111 |
| Chopunish | 110 |
| Clahelellahs | 171 |
| Clatsops | 111 |
| Indians of Columbia Valley | 112 |
