The Indians of the Terraced Houses

Contents

• Frontispiece
• Title page and Verso
• [Dedication]
• Introductory
• Acknowledgement
• Contents (As in the book)
• Illustrations

• Chapter I. Of Our First Sight of the Pueblo Indian, of Tesuque Pronounced Te-soo´-kā. and How We Took a Photograph There
• Chapter II. Of Acoma, Pueblo of the Sky; How Edward Hunt Found Us Lodgings There; and of the Fiesta of San Esteban
• Chapter III. Of what Befell Us under the Rock of Acoma, and how We Turned Cliff Dwellers
• Chapter IV. Of the Pueblos of the Railroad Side, Laguna and Isleta, and how Manuel Carpio Sang in the Sun
• Chapter V. Of the Three Pueblos of the Jemez River Valley, and Somewhat of John Paul, the Cowhead
• Chapter VI. Of Other Pueblos of the Upper Rio Grande, and how Santiago Quintana Travelled for Shells
• Chapter VII. Of Certain Pueblos near Santa Fé
• Chapter VIII. Of Taos and the Way Thither
• Chapter IX. Of the Fiesta of San Gerónimo at Taos, and the Delight Makers
• Chapter X. Of Picurís in the Country of the Penitentes, and how Francisco Durán's Mother Could not Forget
• Chapter XI. Of Ancient Zuñi, and how the Conquistadores Came to Discover It
• Chapter XII. Of Zuñi in the Rain, and of Zuñi Dick
• Chapter XIII. Of Housekeeping in Zuñi, and how Zuñi Dick Helped Us to Buy Meat
• Chapter XIV. Of Sa-wi-etsi-tsita, how She Made Us Jars; and Somewhat of Zuñi Babies
• Chapter XV. Of a Zuñi Grinding Song, and of Prayer Plumes
• Chapter XVI. Of the Night Dance of the Shálako Gods
• Chapter XVII. Of the Eight Pueblos of Moqui, and the Way Thither
• Chapter XVIII. Of the Life in Moqui; and a Hint of its Latter Day Troubles
• Chapter XIX. Of Hotavila, the Eighth Pueblo of Moqui, and how it Looked Blackly at us
• Chapter XX. Of Walpi, and the Snake Dance There
• Chapter XXI. Of the Arts of the Pueblos, Especially the Ceramic
• Chapter XXII. Of the Native Government of the Pueblos, and Their Political Status under Ours
• Chapter XXIII. Of the Native Religion of the Pueblos
• Chapter XXIV. Of What the United States Possesses in the Pueblo Indian—Being a Brief Summing Up
• Chapter XXV. Of What Our Government is Doing with the Pueblo
• Chapter XXVI. Of the Future of the Pueblo, if He Has Any

• A Table of Approximate Population of Each Pueblo in 1910
• Glossary and Pronunciation of Spanish-American and Indian Terms
• A Partial Pueblo Bibliography
• Index
• Map Showing Location of All Existing Pueblos of New Mexico and Arizona.