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Adamana, archeological field work at	317
ruin	317
petroglyphs	318
station	317
Ancient ruins, preservation of	357
preservation of action taken by legislature of Arizona	358
preservation of archeological field work in Arizona	357
preservation of Arizona Antiquarian Society, endeavors of	358
preservation of bill before Congress several times	358
preservation of New Mexico	358
preservation of service of Interior Department	358
Animals, domestic and food	356
Apache wickiups	291
Archeological field work	279
Hopi buttes and mesas	326
Hopi buttes and mesas, age of Jettyto Valley ruins	349
Hopi buttes and mesas, Biddahoochee	326
Hopi buttes and mesas, Chakpahu	336
Hopi buttes and mesas, Kawaiokuh	339
Hopi buttes and mesas, Kokopnyama	337
Hopi buttes and mesas, periods of Tusayan ware	346
introduction	287
list of illustrations	283
Little Colorado Valley	302
Little Colorado Valley, Adamana	317
Archeological field work, Little Colorado Valley, Canyon Butte	309
Little Colorado Valley, McDonalds Canyon	302
Little Colorado Valley, Metate	318
Little Colorado Valley, Milky Hollow	319
Little Colorado Valley, Scorse Ranch	306
Little Colorado Valley, Stone Axe	320
Little Colorado Valley, Stone Axe, small sites near	325
Little Colorado Valley, Woodruff	318
remarks	352
remarks, distribution of Pueblo culture	352
remarks, domestic and food animals	356
remarks, preservation of ancient ruins	357
remarks, range of dual design on pottery	354
remarks, summary of work	358
remarks, symbolism	355
remarks, types of buildings	352
table of contents	281
White Mountain Region	289
White Mountain Region, Forestdale	289
White Mountain Region, Interior Sawmill	297
Archeological field work, White Mountain Region, Linden	297
White Mountain Region, Showlow	301
White Mountain Region, Shumway	302
Arizona, legislature of, action taken by to preserve ruins	358
Arts, transfer of	324 353
Asa clan, migrations	324
pottery	324
Awatobi excavated	333
fine springs of	333
pipe specimen found at	317
Bandelier, A. F., attention called to rugose ware with white decoration by	300
ruin at Showlow examined by	301
ruin brought to notice by	289
Basketry	339
Biddahoochee ruin, archeological field work at	326
cemeteries	327
Cottonwood Wash	327
ruins	327
examination of, attended with hardships	333
gray ware	330
limestone axe from	322
potshards	327
pottery investigations	327
seep spring	327
Biddahoochee ruins, white ware	329
shrine discovered at	316
Black Knoll	320
Brazier of pottery	337
Buildings, types of, archeological field work in Arizona	352
Bureau of American Ethnology, archeological specimens acquired by	328
Bureau of American Ethnology, collections purchased by	307
Bureau of American Ethnology, pottery purchased by	303
Canyon Butte ruins	309
archeological field work at	309
cemeteries	310
clay and stone abundant	310
climate	310
description	309
environment	310
firewood	309 310
food animals, scarcity of	310
location	309
pipes	316
plan of	310
plants, scarcity of	310
Canyon Butte ruins, Ruin No. 1	310
interments	311
2	312
cemetery	312
fire box	312
graves	312
ware	312
3	312
cannibalism	313
cemetery	312
skeleton of priest unearthed	313
4	313
artifacts	313
cemetery	313
decorated ware	314
gray ware	315
plain ware	814
pottery	313
shrine	316
skeletons	316
water, lack of	309 310
Wash ruins face the east	310
Casa Grande, preservation of	358
Central Petrified Forest	320
Chakpahu ruin	336
archeological field work at	336
cemeteries	337
defensive wall	337
fragments of napiform vases	337
great court or plaza	337
location	336
potshards	337
surveyed	337
walls	337
ware	337
Cotton, seeds of	341 315
Cottonwood wash, groups of ruins on carefully platted, and plan of site made	288
Culture, Pueblo, distribution of	352
Cushing, F. H., information from, regarding domestication of animals	356
information from, regarding traditions	355
Decoration of pottery, pigments used in	348
resources in	348
Distribution of Pueblo culture	352
Domestic and food animals, archeological field work in Arizona	356
Dorsey, George A., excavation by, on site of Old Walpi	347
Expedition, the Museum Gates of 1901	279
Fewkes, J. Walter, archeological material collected by, in 1896 and 1897	326
cups found by, at Homolobi	331
double-bitted axe found by	331
Fewkes, J. Walter, example of ware of Navajo Springs region collected by	315
explorations of, in 1896 and 1897	331
group of Hopi ruins explored by	322
group of ruins explored by, at Homolobi	346
incrusted shell frog figured by	305
information by, regarding clans	352
mortuary masks mentioned by	339
paper by, on a new clew to the migrations of the Hopi clans	332
plain carving from Chevlon figured by	305
pottery bells described by	342
researches of	332
ruin excavated by	333
small birds carved from steatite figured by	319
suggestions by, regarding migration	350
traditional Hopi ruins discovered by	346
traditional material relating to settlements collected by	349
vases figured in monograph by	350
ware collected by	328
figured by	301
procured by, at Sikyatki and Awatobi	347
Fewkes party, series of objects taken from a grave by the	293
Field Columbian Museum of Chicago, collection purchased by	307
Food animals	356
Forestdale ruin, archeological field work at	289
bone	295
building, material used in	291
burials	292
cemetery	292
collection secured by Museum-Gates expedition at	292
débris	292
description of	289
food, water, wood, clay, and stone, problems of	289
gray ware	294
location of	289
necessities	289 290
pottery	292 296
Forestdale ruin, ruins near	291
shell	295
skeletons	296
stone	294
Tun das tusa ruin, explanation of name	289 290
Fort Apache, visit to	287
Free Museum of Science and Art of Philadelphia, collection purchased by	302
Gates collection, canteen in	325
Mrs., aid given by, in botanical work	288
Peter Goddard, exploration in conjunction with	287
interest of, in the exploration of the Southwest	287
photographs made by	288
vase secured by	350
Gray ware, region of	354
Gulf of California, spiral shell ornament from	300
Hodge, F. W., information given by	350
Holbrook, Arizona, field work in	287
return to, to complete packing and shipping of specimens	288
Holmes, W. H., frets figured by	354
information from, regarding ceramic groups	353
information from, regarding white ware	323
pottery figured by	304
Pueblo culture characterized	353
Hopi buttes and mesas, archeological field work at	326
environment of	289
clan names, environmental phase of	352
contact of, with cliff-dwellers	351
form, vases of ancient	324
former inhabitants of Stone Axe related to	322
Indians, pipes used by, in ceremonies	317
origin of culture and early clans	351
pueblos, ethnological studies at	288
specular iron ore used by, in ceremonies	322
type, fine yellow pottery of	327
whistles of	322
Hough, Walter, archeological material collected by, in 1896 and 1897	326
cups found by, at Homolobi	331
double-bitted axe found by	331
example of ware of the Navajo Springs region collected by	315
group of Hopi ruins explored by	322
ruins explored at Homolobi	346
Hough, Walter, on archeological field work in northeastern Arizona. The Museum-Gates expedition of 1901	279
ordered into the field to conduct ethnological and archeological investigations in northeastern Arizona	287
paper presented by, before Anthropological Society of Washington	352
photographs made by	288
pictographs copied by	356
pottery investigations by	327
recommendation by, to Bureau of Ethnology to purchase collection	307
return of, to Holbrook	288
Washington from northeastern Arizona	288
shrine discovered by, at Biddahoochee	316
specimens in Scorse collection at Holbrook identified by	328
study of the art of pottery making made by	353
time spent by, in examining and mapping two groups of undescribed ruins north of Holbrook	305
ware collected by	328
Hrdlicka, Ales, archeological material reported on by	326
Huning, Henry, ruin on ranch of worked	287 301
ranch	301
ruin	301
Hupa Indians of California, pipes of	317 320
Illustrations, list of	283
Interior Department, service of, in hindering despoiling of ruins	358
Sawmill, archeological field work at	297
ruin at investigated	287
Introduction	287
Jemez, white ware occurs at	323
Jettyto Spring, ruin near, worked	288
Valley ruins	332
age of	349
Wash, ruin on excavated	288
“Jim Camp,” well in wash at	309
Juan Baca, services of, secured	327
specimens procured by	328
Kawaiokuh ruin, archeological field work at	339
arrow smoothers	343
arrowheads	344
artifacts	341
axes	343
beads of turquoise	344
bone awls	344
burial ceremonies	345
burials	340 341
Kawaiokuh ruin, cemetery	341
ceremonial implements	343
crystals of quartz	344
devastated by the Navaho	340
felt-like masks of the down of birds	345
flint chipping	345
glass	344
graves	345
hammers	343
houses	340
juniper trees	340
knives	344
lignite	340
location	339
obsidian	344
ornaments	344
pahos	345
pigments	345
plants	340
pottery	341
burning place	340
ruins in neighborhood of	341
scrapers	344
shell	344
springs	340
stone working	343
tubes of bird bone and deer bones	344
village	340
vitreous stone	344
wicker and coiled basketry	345
Keam collections at Peabody and Chicago	347
Keam, T. V., additions to collections made by	337
Kiowas, whistles of	322
Kiva, view of	290
Kokopnyama ruin, archeological field work at	337
beans	339
bones of animals	339
brazier	337
excavation of	288
felt-like masks of the down of birds	339
fetishes	339
ironstone concretions	338
ornaments	338
pahos	339
pigments	338
pottery	337
shell objects	338
stone implements	338
textiles	339
water vases	337
worked bone	338
Le Roux Wash, group of ruins on carefully platted, and plan of site made	288
location	305
Lee farm house	318
Lee, Mr., long wall built by	319
skeletons found in house yard of	319
Lignite used as fuel	334 340
Linden ruins, archeological field work at	297
bone	300
burials	298
cemeteries	298
description	297 298
environment	297
fibers or textiles	300
implements	300
location	297
pottery	299
shell	300
skeletons	299
water	297
List of illustrations	283
Little Colorado Valley, archeological field work in	302
Lizard clan	316 332
Lucas, F. A., opinion of, regarding bones of animals	296 300
Lululongturqui ruin, examination of	336
McDonalds Canyon, archeological field work at	302
location	302
ruins	303
cemeteries	303
crania	305
débris	303
house-building material	303
pahos and fetishes	305
pottery	303
relief modeling	305
textiles	305
Mason, Otis T., coiled basketry to be described by	339
information from, regarding the originators of many of the primitive arts	354
Menchero, Padre, visit to Tusayan	349
Metate ruin, archeological field work at	318
description	318
location	318
petroglyphs	318
pipe specimens from	317
pottery	318
Milky Hollow ruin, archeological field work at	319
cemeteries	319
houses	319
lava pipes	319
location	319
pottery	319
shell ornaments	319
stone implements	319
stoves	320
village	319
Milky Wash ruin, people of classified	320
pipe specimen from	317
Miller, Joshua, Arizona Antiquarian Society founded through efforts of	358
Mindeleff, Victor, plans of old Zuñi ruins figured by	296
Mindeleff, Victor, plans of ruins made by	333
ruin surveyed by	337
Mooney, James, account of archeological find, published by	337
Mormon houses, remains of foundations of	291
Mount Thomas condensing focus	288
Museum-Gates expedition— Collection from Jettyto Valley by the	347
Collection secured by, at Forestdale	292
Disbanded	288
Explorations by	287
First Jettyto ruin worked by	333
Ruin at Showlow worked by	301
Vases and vessels found by	337
Museum-Gates expedition of 1901— Archeological field work	279
Archeological field work, Hopi buttes and mesas	326
Archeological field work, Hopi buttes and mesas, age of Jettyto Valley ruins	349
Archeological field work, Hopi buttes and mesas, Biddahoochee	326
Archeological field work, Hopi buttes and mesas, Chakpahu	336
Archeological field work, Hopi buttes and mesas, Kawaiokuh	339
Archeological field work, Hopi buttes and mesas, Kokopnyama	337
Archeological field work, Hopi buttes and mesas, periods of Tusayan ware	346
Archeological field work, introduction	287
Archeological field work, list of illustrations	283
Archeological field work, Little Colorado Valley	302
Archeological field work, Little Colorado Valley, Adamana	317
Archeological field work, Little Colorado Valley, Canyon Butte	309
Archeological field work, Little Colorado Valley, McDonalds Canyon	302
Archeological field work, Little Colorado Valley, Metate	318
Archeological field work, Little Colorado Valley, Milky Hollow	319
Archeological field work, Little Colorado Valley, Scorse Ranch	306
Archeological field work, Little Colorado Valley, Stone Axe	326
Archeological field work, Little Colorado Valley, Stone Axe, small sites near	325
Archeological field work, Little Colorado Valley, Woodruff	318
Archeological field work, remarks	352
Archeological field work, remarks, distribution of Pueblo culture	352
Archeological field work, remarks, domestic and food animals	356
Archeological field work, remarks, preservation of ancient ruins	357
Archeological field work, remarks, range of dual design on pottery	354
Archeological field work, remarks, summary of work	358
Archeological field work, remarks, symbolism	355
Archeological field work, remarks, types of buildings	352
Archeological field work, table of contents	281
Archeological field work, White Mountain region	289
Archeological field work, White Mountain region, Forestdale	289
Archeological field work, White Mountain region, Interior Sawmill	297
Archeological field work, White Mountain region, Linden	297
Archeological field work, White Mountain region, Showlow	301
Archeological field work, White Mountain region, Shumway	302
The paper giving summary of field work of	355
The symbols collected by	356
Museum-Gates party of 1901, Pueblos examined by	352
Nahuatl contact with Pueblo region	351
Nampeo, pigments used by	348
revival of ancient ware and designs	347
National Museum, U. S., collection of modern Zuñi pottery in	355
National Museum, U.S., explorations in Arizona for	287
Nesheptanga, work done at	336
North American Indians, ceremonial cannibalism among	313
Owen, C. L., archeological work of	346 347
Pahos, distribution of	345
Palmer, Edward, pottery specimens collected by	308
Pepper, George II., discoveries of, in northern New Mexico	351
Petrified Forest. (See Metate, Canyon Butte, and Stone Axe ruins.) Pottery environment versus custom	353
Hill ruin	297 298
cemetery	298
houses	298
occupations	298
pottery	298
soil	298
vegetation	298
walls	298
kilns	334 340
range of dual design on	354
Powell, J. W., pueblo visited by	347
Pueblo culture, distribution of	352
Puerco, shrine found at	316
Raincloud clan	332
Range of dual design on pottery	354
Red ware, region of	354
Remarks, archeological field work in Arizona	352
Ruins, ancient, preservation of	357
unlawful despoiling of	357
Russell, Frank, ruin excavated by	333
Sa-a-la-ko, archeological specimens secured from	343
Schott, Mr., pottery sold to	292
Scorse, H. H., pottery purchased from	303
Ranch ruins, archeological field work at	306
burials	307
description	306
houses	307
location	306
pottery	307
brown ware	308
gray ware	307
red ware	305
Showlow ruin, archeological field work at	301
artifacts	301
bones	301
cemetery	301
description	301
location	301
potshards	301
pottery	301
skeleton	301
Shumway ruin, archeological field work at	302
cemetery	302
description	302
location	302
pottery	302
Skidi, cemetery rifled by	292
information gathered from, as to burials	292
prominent Apache	290
Snowflake, ruins at, examined	287
Stephen, A. M., traditional material relating to settlements collected by	349
Stevenson, Mrs. M. C., information from, concerning Zuñi fire altar	320
stone specimen collected by	295
Stone Axe people, affiliations by arts of the	326
Stone Axe ruin, actinolite axes	320
animal life	320
archeological field work at	320
artifacts	321
bone collected	322
bones of animals	326
building stone	320
burials	321
cemeteries	321
collection secured at	322
copper paint stone, obsidian, flint, shell, and arrow points	321
country, description of	320
detached houses to the south	321
elevations	320
fossil wood and limestome	322
houses, formation	321
interesting features presented to student by	325
Stone Axe ruin, light red ware	323
limestone axe, fragment of	322
location	320
metates and hand stones	322
migration of people from	326
obsidian	322
pahos	322
paint stones	322
potshards	321
pottery	322 323 324
clan marriage	324
cup-shaped depressions made in large vessels	323
fragments	321
indications given by	322
plates illustrating	323
polychrome vases	323
rains	321
shell collected	322
skeletons	321
skulls	326
small sites near, archeological field work at	325
canteen	325
fragments of large coiled vessels	326
gray ware	325 326
pottery and stone disks	326
red ware	325 326
shell ornaments, spindle whorl, arrow smoothers	326
size of ruins	326
somatological material	326
vase of gray ware	325
small village sites near	321
soil	321
springs	320
stone collected	322
hammers, metates, and hand stones	321
survey of ground	320
Stone Axe ruin, tanks near	321
textiles	322
thin bowls of gray paste	323
treeless	320
vases	324
vesicular lava	322
winds	321
Summary of work, archeological field work in Arizona	358
Symbolism, archeological field work in Arizona	328 355
Table of contents	281
Tun das tusa	289
ruin, location of	290
Tusayan ware, periods of	346
first	346
second	346
third	347
Types of buildings, archeological field work in Arizona	352
Vroman, A. C., views taken by	287 288
Wattron collection, purchase of	307
Wetzier, Julius, pipe specimen presented by	317
White Mountain region, archeological field work in	289
environment of	288
ware	323
Woodruff Butte, archeological field work at	318
building stones	319
circular platforms	318
grading and terracing	319
habitations	319
hammers of fossil wood	319
pottery fragments	319
ruins	318
classed	319
small birds carved from dark-blue steatite found on	319
view from	319
visitors to	319
walls	319
Yellow ware, region of	354
Zuñi, relation to ancient culture	354 355

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