Wyandot Government: A Short Study of Tribal Society / Bureau of American Ethnology - John Wesley Powell

Kinship society, [68], [69]

Maiming, Wyandot law for, [66]
Marriage regulations (Wyandot), [63], [64]
Migration regulations (Wyandot), [64]
Military government (Wyandot), [68]
Murder, Wyandot law for, [66]

Name regulations of the Wyandot tribe, [64]

Outlawry, Wyandot institution of, [67]

Personal adornment regulations (Wyandot), [64]
Phratry defined, [60], [61]

Society, Kinship, [68], [69]

Theft, Wyandot law for, [66]
Treason, Wyandot law for, [67]
Tribal government based on kinship, [68], [69]
Tribal society, A study of (Wyandot), [59-69]

Witchcraft, Wyandot law for, [67]
Wyandot criminal laws, [66], [67]
- for adultery, [66]
- for maiming, [66]
- murder, [66]
- of outlawry, [67]
- for theft, [66]
- for treason, [67]
- for witchcraft, [67]
Wyandot government, [59-69]
Wyandot military government, [68]
Wyandot regulations, [63], [64]
- of encampment, [64]
- of migration, [64]
- of name, [64]
- of personal adornment, [64]
Wyandot rights, [65]
- of community, [65]
- of person, [65]
- of religion, [65]

Transcriber’s Note: This index is a subset of the original index assocated with First Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1879-80, by J. W. Powell.