[2.] The figures refer to the interior view shown in figure 244.

[3.] The numbers in parentheses refer to the ground plan, [figure 241].


[INDEX]

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Agriculture among the Navaho[503]
Bark used in Navaho structures[493]
Benches in Navaho houses[496]
Butts and tips in Navaho house building[489], [490]
Cardinal Points of the Navaho[488], [500], [502], [508], [511]
Carriso Mountains described[477]
Ceremony, see Dedication.
Chaco Valley described[478], [479]
Chelly Canyon occupied by the Navaho[483]
Chinlee Valley described[478]
Choiskai Mountains described[477]
Cornmeal used in Navaho house dedication[504], [505]
Dawn God of the Navaho[489]
Decoration, lack of, in Navaho houses[487]
Dedication of Navaho houses[476], [504]
Descent among the Navaho[485]
Dogs among the Navaho[484]
Doorframes of Navaho houses[492]
Drill, fire, of the Navaho[501]
Environment, effect of, on primitive people[475]
Estufa, see Kiva.
Feast at Navaho house dedication[506]
Fire-making by the Navaho[501]
Frog in Navaho genesis[488]
Ganamucho, former Navaho chief[478]
Genesis of the Navaho[488]
Government of the Navaho[485]
Hogans, see Houses.
Hopi and Navaho compared[485], [486]
Houses, see Tcindi hogan.
Kearny, Gen., conquest of New Mexico by[502]
Kivas partly subterranean[496]
Land division of, by the Navaho[485]
Lukachukai mountains described[477]
Matthews, W., acknowledgments to[476], [488]
Mindeleff, Victor, data by, on Navaho houses[476]
Mindeleff, Victor, on origin of pueblo house benches[496]
Mortuary customs of the Navaho[487]
Myth, see Genesis.
Navaho former and present condition compared[502]
Navaho habitat, description of[477]
Navaho, habits of the[481]
Navaho, modern condition of the[486]
Navaho population[483]
New Mexico, see Navaho.
Nomenclature of Navaho house building[491], [514-517]
Pueblos raided by the Navaho[481]
Rain personified by the Navaho[509]
Rainbow in Navaho genesis[488]
Recesses in Navaho houses[493], [514]
Salt-woman in Navaho genesis[488]
Sand paintings of the Navaho[501], [513]
Sheep acquired by the Navaho[485], [486]
Sheep-raising by the Navaho[481]
Sheep-raising, decline of, among the Navaho[503]
Sites of Navaho houses[483], [489]
Smoking at Navaho house dedication[506]
Songs of dedication by Navaho[505]-508
Songs, Navaho, necessity for correctness of[506]
Stephen, A. M., data by, on Navaho houses[476]
Summer shelters of the Navaho[494]
Sunbeams in Navaho genesis[488]
Sunset god in Navaho mythology[489]
Sweat baths, Navaho method of taking[500]
Sweat houses of the Navaho[499]
Taboo of tcindi-hogan[487]
Tcĭndi hogans of the Navaho[487]
Tobacco, see Smoking.
Tortoise in Navaho genesis[488]
Traveling, Navaho method of[484]
Tségi canyon, see Chelly canyon.
Tunicha Mountains described[477]
Vegetation of the Navaho country[480]
Water monster in Navaho genesis[488]
Women, Navaho, status of[485]
Yébĭtcai ceremony of the Navaho[500]
Yébĭtcai hogan of the Navaho[509]