Wolf People of the Navaho, [84], [87], [90], [95]
Women, Apache, descent traced through, [22]
Apache, dress of, [131]
Apache, houses built by, [13]
Apache, modesty of, [16]
Women, Apache, property right of, [22]
Apache, status of, [13]-14
chiefs in Navaho mythology, [84]
how treated, in Jicarilla ceremony, [59]
Jicarilla, dress of, [134]
Jicarilla, hair-dressing of, [134]
Jicarilla, modesty of, [58]
Navaho, blanket weavers, [75]
Navaho, clothing of, [136]
Navaho, hair-dressing of, [136]
Navaho, status of, [76]
Navaho, work of, [85]
separated from men in Navaho myth, [85]
See Childbirth; Marriage; Puberty ceremony
Wool blankets, in Navaho myth of, [94]
Wósakĭdĭ. See Grasshopper People
Yádĭlhkĭh Bĭnálzé̆, Sky Messengers, of Apache myth, [31]
Yádĭlhkĭh Skhĭn. See Sky God
Yakósha Skhĭn, an Apache deity, [31], [35]
See Apache-Mohave
Yavapai, application of name, [6], [53]
Yébĭchai and Apache dance compared, [47]
dance of the Navaho, [121]
gods of the Navaho, [114]
order, initiation into, [120], [121]
signification of, [116]