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Alaskans and blanket weaving	15, 16
Algert, C. H., Company	160
reliable dealers	206, 207
American Museum of Natural History, N. Y., collection of blankets	32, 35, 37, 156, 164
specimen of weaving in colors	80
Amerinds, VI	9, 17
Aniline dyes and dyeing	48, 55, 65, 66
Baize, English (Spanish bayeta)	26-28
Bartlett, John Russell, on the Navaho and his blanket	22
Basketry, origin of	VII
baskets as human documents	72, 73
two-faced baskets	114
Kachina baskets	139
Bayeta and the bayeta blanket	25-36, 39, 40, 51
dyeing	29, 30
squaw dresses	39, 40, 117, 118
Belts, garters, and hair bands	130-135
Benham, A. M., and J. W., Indian traders	52, 207
Berard, Father, quoted on blanket designs	72, 120, 126-129
classifies names of blankets	116-119
different styles of blanket-weaving	III, 112
blessing of the hogan	6
native dyes and dyeing	66-69
Navaho name	182, 183
Navaho census	181
Navaho religion	184-188
present-day blankets	59, 155
Birth and growth of the art of Navaho blanket-weaving	8-19
Blankets and aniline dyes	48, 55, 65, 66
bayeta	25-36, 39, 40, 51
„chief's,„	32, 36
ChimayÓ	167-173
classification	143-158
cleaning	174
color significance and symbolism	60-64
common	147-149
designs, origin, and symbolism	72-102
on modern blankets	120-129, 146
dyes and dyeing	28-33, 39, 65-71, 170
early history of the Navaho	20-24
extras	153-155
Germantown	157, 158
human documents	72, 80, 145
imitation	159-163
Kachina	139-142
names of	116-119
native wools, old style	37, 38
native wools, fancy	155-157
native wools, undyed	151-153
outline	136-138
output, VIII	58
rabbit-skin	16
reliable dealers	202-208
song of blessing of	45
squaw dress	39-44
standard	149-151
styles of weaving	110-112
symbolism in	60-64, 72-81
two-faced	113-115
unique in the world	VI
variety of Navaho	146
Yei	139-142
Blanket-weaving, bayeta	25-36
birth and growth of the art	8-19, 112
designs in	72-102, 146
in modern work	120-129
list of designs	126-129
deterioration of the art	46-50
importance of weave	145
improving the art	51-59
looms described	103-108
mythical origin of	10
outline blanket work	136
styles of weaving	110-112
warp and woof quality	143, 144
weaver at work	103-119, 145
Blatchley, Prof. W. S., on color symbolism	60, 61
Books and periodicals referred to, American Anthropologist	112
Anthropology (Taylor)	132
Antiquities of Mexico (Kings-borough)	132
Commerce of the Prairies (Gregg)	20
Doniphan's Expedition (Hughes)	21
Ethnologic Dictionary, An (Franciscan Fathers)	2, 7, 10, 181, 183
Indian Basketry (James)	VI
Indians of the Painted Desert Region (James)	166
Land of Sunshine, The (Lummis)	25, 26
Memorial to the King of Spain (Benavides)	182
My Friend the Indian (McLaughlin)	175
Navaho and His Blanket (Hollister)	161
Navaho Legends (Matthews)	183
Night Chant, The (Matthews)	61, 63, 76, 140, 183, 185
Old Franciscan Missions of New Mexico, Arizona, and Texas (James)	14
Personal Narrative of Explorations and Incidents in Texas and New Mexico (Bartlett)	22
Prehistoric Cliff Dwellings of the American Southwest, The (James)	199
Report on the Navaho Country (Simpson)	21
Saturday Evening Post	159
Scribner's Magazine	199
Seventeenth Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology	2, 6, 18
Smithsonian Report	22, 184
Some Strange Corners of Our Country (Lummis)	23
Third Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology	12. 103, 113
Eighth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology	13
Twenty-third Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology	164
Thirty-one Years on the Plains and in the Mountains (Drannan)	23
Two Thousand Miles on Horseback (Meline)	177
Woodland Idyls (Blatchley)	61
„Brazil sticks,„	29
Burns, L. L., and Burns Indian Trading Company, employChamayÓ weavers	173
reliable blanket dealers	207, 208
and Western Costume Company	208
Carleton, Gen. J. H., and Navaho campaign	177, 178
Carson, Kit, subdues Navahos	177, 178, 181
Chants and songs	10, 76, 115, 185-191
dedication of hogan	3-5, 10
song of blessing of the blanket	45
„Chief's„ blankets	32, 36
ChimayÓ blanket, the	116, 167-173
ChimayÓ settlements	167-169
Classification of blankets	143-158
Cleaning the Navaho blanket	174
Cliff dwellings	12, 80, 198, 199
Color, significance and symbolism of, in Navaho blankets	60-64
importance of	144
Commercialization of Navaho weaving art	47
Cotton, C. N., Indian trader	47, 48, 203
Company, reliable blanket dealers	203, 204
Cotton, early fabrics	12
warp, effect of introduction on blanket-weaving	48, 49
debarred	52
Common blankets	147-149
Davis, Cassidy, painting of blanket	108
Déné, ethnological name of the Navahos	16
Designs on blankets	72-102
list of principal ones	126-129
on modern Navaho	120-129
variety	146
Deterioration of the art of Navaho blanket-weaving	46-50
Diné (see Déné)	182, 183
Doniphan, Col. A. W., campaign against the Navahos	21, 177
Drannan, W. F., describes Navaho blanket	23
Dubois, A. W., in Navaho religious ceremony	189
Dyes and dyeing	28-32, 33, 39
with aniline or native dyes	48, 55, 65-71
ChimayÓ	170
Emory, Major, visits New Mexico	21
on Navaho raids	176
„Extra„ quality blankets	153-155
Fautz, June, with the C. H. Algert Company	207
Fewkes, Dr. J. Walter, reproductions of pottery designs of Sikyatki	18, 80-102
Franciscan Fathers, view of Navaho blanket	VI
enter New Mexico	13
expelled by Pueblos	14
Gates, P. G., collection of blankets	36
Germantown yarn, effect on Navaho blanket weaving industry	46, 47, 51
blankets	157, 158
Gregg, Josiah, quoted on the Navahos and their blankets	20
Harvey, Fred, blanket trade	52, 56, 153
collection of blankets	32, 33, 42, 54, 137, 152
old ChimayÓs	171
reliable dealer	202, 203
his weavers	118, 121, 157, 164
song of blessing or dedication	3-6
Hogan	1-7, 45, 156, 191
song of blessing or dedication	3-5
Hodge, Dr. F. W., and reproduction of pottery designs	80-102
Hollister, Gen. U. S., on mother-in-law taboo	116
on imitation blankets	161-163
on Navaho religion	184
Holmes, W. H., quoted on fabrics and pottery	12
Hopi, basketry	19
land occupied by Navahos	175
pottery decorations	18, 80-102
religious beliefs	45
and the Spaniards	13
squaw dresses	42, 43, 164
Tewas assist	43
weavers	165
Hubbell, John Lorenzo, collection of blankets	40, 108, 125
Indian trader	47, 48
reliable blanket dealer	203, 204
his weavers	117, 121, 125, 204, 208
Hubbell and Cotton, blanket trade	47, 52, 160, 205
Hughes, J. T., his Doniphan's Expedition quoted	21
Hyatt, B. F., post trader	48
Hyde, B. T. Babbitt	49
Hyde Exploring Expedition	49, 50, 58, 207
Imitation Navaho blankets	159-163
Improving the art of blanket-weaving	51-59
James, George Wharton, collection of blankets	32, 34, 37, 38, 41, 42, 124, 125, 137, 138, 150, 156, 165, 170, 171
Kachinas	19
baskets	139
blankets	139-142
Kearny, Colonel, and New Mexico	176
Land of the Navaho	196-201
Letherman, Dr., on the bayeta	26
Navaho blanket	22
Navaho religion	184, 185
regarding sheep	56
Lockwood, Col. J. S., and wool and blanket improvement	66
Loom described	103-108, 110, 114; for belts, 130-132, 135
early Pueblo and Navaho	16
Lummis, Charles F., rarity and value of Navaho blankets	23, 24
the bayeta	25, 26
Indian stories	176
MacGinnies, William, blanket design	141, 142
and collection	141, 142
McLaughlin, Inspector James, and the Utes	175
Manning Company, The, blanket designs	154
reliable dealers	205
Matthews, Dr. Washington, collection of blankets	36, 149, 156, 158
describes Navaho loom	103-107
diagonal weaving	III
belt-weaving methods	130-132
blanket border	151
Navaho religion	184-190
native dyes and dyeing	67, 68
his The Night Chant	76
sand- or dry-painting	75-78, 139, 141
two-ply or two-faced weaving	112-114
sex symbolisms	61, 62
variegated patterns	110, 111
word Navaho	183
Meline, J. H., quoted	177, 178
Metropolitan Museum of Art, N. Y., collection of blankets	35
Mindeleff, Cosmos, account of hogan dedication ceremonies	2-6
Molohon, J. A., blanket trader	54, 121, 153, 208
reliable dealer	205, 206
Moore, J. B., blanket trader	53, 121, 205
and improvement of the art	206
Mordants	28, 67-71
Mother-in-law taboo	116
Names of blankets	116-119
Native wool blankets, undyed	151-153
fancy	155-157
Navaho, ancestry	15, 16, 20, 65
business ability	54
chants	76
country	103
cost to government	179
character	175
hogan homes	1-7, 45, 103
inventive genius	146, 147
legends of art of weaving	10
land of	196-201
loom an original invention	114
mother-in-law taboo	116
numbers	26, 181, 182
pinion nut crop	197, 198
religion and religious life	45, 63, 74, 139, 140, 184-195
sheep-raising and care	10, 11, 13, 15, 56, 57, 108, 109, 200, 201
spelling and pronunciation of name	VIII, 182, 183
subjugation of	176-179
weaver at work	16-19, 103-119
woman's position	115, 116. See Blankets, Blanket-weaving, and Squaw dresses
New Mexico, home of the Navahos	20
conquest of	21
Spanish invasion	13
raids by Navahos	176, 177
Noel, Hamilton, and lightning-design blanket	122
Outline blanket	136-139
Output of blankets	VIII, 58
Peabody, Mrs., and outline blanket	136
Pendleton Woolen Mills, on machine-weaving limitations	162, 163
Pepper, Dr. G. H., on native dyes and dyeing	69-71
scarcity of water and supply	57, 58
Pinion nut, Navaho crop	197, 198
Pottery, Hopi, Navaho	18
Pueblo designs	80-102
Pueblo Indians, early dress	12, 13
and the Spaniards	13, 14
squaw dresses	39-44
weavers	15-18, 112, 164-166
Reliable dealers in Navaho blankets	202-208
Religious life of the Navahos	45, 61, 63, 74, 78, 79, 184-195
sacred mountains	196, 197
Sand-paintings	62, 74, 75-78
Serapes	20, 26, 113, 171
Shaman, medicine man	10, 41, 62, 74, 76, 77, 139
of the Pueblos	13
Sheep and shepherds	10, 11, 13, 15
herding	200, 201
improving the breeds	57
numbers and care	56, 57
washing and shearing	108, 109
Shelton, Supt. W. T., and Indian education	180, 181
Indian blanket fairs	59
water supply	58
Sherman, General, and Navaho treaty	179
Shufeldt, Dr. R. W., describes belt-weaver's work	133, 135
Sikyatki pottery designs	80-102
Simpson, Lieut. J. H., Report on the Navaho country	21, 22
Simpson, Richard T. F., Indian trader	140
Song of Blessing of the Blanket	45
Songs of the Navahos. See Chants
Spaniards enter New Mexico	13
expelled	14
Squaw dresses	33, 39-44, 118
Standard blankets