The Myths of the North American Indians

by Lewis Spence

ATOTARHO. A legendary hero of the Iroquois, chieftain of the Onondagas, [217], [225-226]; Hiawatha a warrior under, [225]; at first opposes Hiawatha's federation scheme, but later joins in it, [226]

ATTAJEN (Man, or Rational Being). In Acagchemem myth, a semi-divine being, a benefactor of the human race, [354]

AUGHEY, DR. Prehistoric remains discovered by, [8]

AUZAR. In Acagchemem myth, reputed mother of Ouiamot, [354]

AWONAWILONA (Maker and Container of All). The Zuñi creative deity, [106], [121]

AZTECS. An aboriginal American race; the Shoshoneans related to, [29]

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BABEENS. A tribe of the Athapascan stock; carvings of, [63]

BANCROFT, H. H. On the mythological beliefs of the Californian tribes, [348-350]; on the beliefs of the Tinneh, [357-358]

BARTRAM, W. On the priesthood of the Creeks, [136]