Mexican archæology - Thomas Athol Joyce

Bacabs, [220], [236], [238], [247], [260], [263–267], [269]
Badjok, [128]
Balam-Agab, [207], [280]
Balam-Quitzé, [207], [280]
Balcalar, [205], [214], [297], [349]
Baquahol, [212]
Basongo Meno, [128]
beds, [159]
bee-keeping, [243], [267], [268], [299]
Benque Viejo, [276], [307], [351]
birth, [160], [224]
blood-offerings. See [penitential rite]
Borgia codex, [234], [257], [362]
Boturini codex, [14]
Breton, Miss A., [334]
Brinton, Prof. D. G., [97], [281], [282]
British Honduras, [179], [195], [228], [276], [277], [305], [307], [309], [311], [315–318], [320], [334], [350], [351], [366]
Burgoa, [28], [101], [107], [125], [179], [228]
burial, [103–108], [138], [275–278], [352], [367], [369], [370]
Bushongo, [128]

Cablahuh Tihax, [213]
Cacamatzin, [26]
calendar, [47], [52], [59–79], [86], [88], [245–259], [263–271], [355], [356], [360–363], [368]
Calendar Stone, [27], [50], [66], [73]
Calmecac, [47], [90], [93], [94], [122], [123], [130], [162]
calpulli, [89] [115–117], [126], [282]
Camaxtli, [32], [33], [45], [56], [83], [125]
Camazotz, [232], [242]
Campeche, [199], [200], [220], [261], [262], [297]
cannibalism, [67], [82]
canoes, [203], [299], [300]
causeways, [159]
Cavek, [207], [220], [281]
caves, [277], [294], [317], [352]
Cavizimah, [210]
Cay Batz, [212]
Cay Noh, [212]
Ce Acatl, [32], [46]
Cempoala, [182]
censers, [186], [188], [273], [315]
Centzon Mimixcoa, [32], [33], [37], [46], [51], [55]
Centzon Totochtin, [42], [43], [52]
Centzon Uitznaua, [32], [71], [243]
Cerro Montoso, [195]
Chac (god), [220], [221], [229], [238], [268], [269]
Chac (priests), [260], [266–270]
Chacnouitan, [205]
Chacula, [302], [309], [311], [315], [317], [320], [365], [367]
Chac Xib Chac, [206]
Chalcatongo, [80], [107]
Chalchiuhtlatonac, [54]
Chalchiuhtlicue, [37], [43], [51], [54], [60], [62], [64], [65]
Chalco, [11], [16], [21–24], [114]
Chalmeca, [66], [92]
Chama, [310]
Champoton, [205], [292]
Chantico, [53], [62]
Chapala, Lake, [6], [189]
Chapultepec, [14], [17], [18], [160]
Chel, [206], [207]
Chiapas, [25], [26], [88], [127], [220], [228], [252], [261], [286], [290], [304], [308], [309], [312], [365], [366], [368]
chicauaztli, [69], [301]
Chichen Itza, [204–207], [214], [219], [227], [234], [261], [262], [278], [289–291], [301–303], [310], [319], [320], [322], [324], [328], [331], [333], [334], [336], [346–351], [355], [359–361], [364], [366]
Chichimec, [5], [7], [12], [16], [18], [19], [23], [25], [28], [29], [32], [38], [43], [44], [56], [80], [103], [116], [124], [132], [150], [151], [154], [156], [159], [163], [164], [291], [364], [366]
Chicome Coatl, [38], [39], [40], [44], [49], [67], [70]
Chicomoztoc, [11], [12], [14], [16], [214], [355]
Chiconquauhtli, [16]
Chilan Balam, Books of, [203–205], [214], [218], [233], [256], [257], [358], [359], [363], [364]
children, [93], [95], [122], [160–163], [262], [270–272], [283], [284], [294]
Chimalpopoca (of Mexico), [20], [81], [111]
Chimalpopoca (of Tlacopan), [24], [26]
chinamitl, [282], [285], [286]
Chinax, [224]
Chiquimula, [308]
chocolate, [155], [298]
Chol, [202]
Cholula, [11], [23], [48], [92], [113], [115], [128], [171], [175], [179], [184], [190], [191], [193], [194], [197], [198]
chronological systems, [59–65], [76–78], [245–256], [271], [339], [356–364]
chronology, [12], [18–24], [80], [204], [213], [214], [253–255], [259], [339–343], [345], [347], [349], [351], [358–360], [364], [365]
chultunes, [277], [352]
Cinteotl, [38], [40], [54], [64], [67], [69], [70], [92], [231]
Cipactonal, [10], [49], [59], [224]
Citan Quatu, [212]
Citbolontum, [224]
Citchac Coh, [224], [269]
Citlalicue, [50]
Citlaltonac, [50]
Ciuacoatl (goddess), [33], [48], [54].
(See also [Tonantzin])
Ciuacoatl (judge), [130]
Ciuapipiltin, [52], [100]
clans. See [calpulli] and [chinamitl]
Clavigero, [17]
clothing, [91], [92], [105], [112], [119], [122–124], [148–150], [152–154], [189], [261], [296], [297]
Coatlichan, [16], [21], [110]
Coatlicue, [32], [33], [39], [43], [67]
Coban, [194], [312], [314], [315]
Cocomes, [205–207], [275], [279]
Cogolludo, [203], [218], [219], [262], [271], [287]
Colhuacan, [11], [12], [14], [16–19], [33], [43], [53], [110]
Colombia, [40], [58]
Columbus, [203], [288]
confession, [84], [271], [273]
cooking, [155], [157], [298]
Copan, [227], [235], [276], [279], [287], [288], [294], [313], [316–318], [320], [322], [324], [326], [332], [336–344], [346], [352], [353], [356]
copper, [134], [141], [142], [292], [304], [305]
Cortés, [1], [2], [140–143], [239], [287]
Cotaxtla, [23], [25], [145], [195]
Cotoche, Cape, [292], [300]
couriers, [155], [160]
Coxcoxtli, [19], [110]
Coyoacan, [26], [27], [29], [114], [120]
Coyolxauhqui, [32]
Cozumel, [220], [271]
cranial deformation, [294], [348]
creation-myths, [47], [48], [50], [51], [58], [59], [207], [220], [229], [233], [239], [243], [244], [257], [272]
cremation, [103–108], [275–278], [367], [369]
Cueravahperi, [37]
Cuernavaca, [6], [22], [24], [88], [171], [245]
Cuicatlan, [58], [189], [192], [194], [195], [369]
Cuilapa, [58]
Cuitlauac, [12], [14], [22], [33], [100]
Curicaveri, [28], [32], [40], [45]
Curinguaro, [33]
currency, [129], [142], [275], [287]

dancing, [74], [168], [300]
“dawn,” [10], [208], [212], [363], [365]
day-signs, [59–61], [245–249]
death, [81], [102], [275]
deluge, [51], [58], [239]
Diaz, Bernal, [81], [91], [111], [112], [119], [121], [122], [125], [140], [143], [145], [158], [261], [286], [289], [290], [292], [304]
Diego de Godoi, [289]
divination, [63], [95–99], [160], [259], [267], [272]
divorce, [163], [284–286]
double-headed monster, [232–235], [246]
dramatic performances, [168], [300]
Dresden codex, [232], [255], [257], [261], [265], [266], [290], [343], [362]
Dzahuindanda, [27]

ear-ornaments, [145], [152], [153], [189], [295]
eclipses, [272]
Ecuador, [370]
education, [93], [122], [123], [162], [260], [283], [284]
Eecatl, [47], [221], [226], [246]
Ekchuah, [224], [269], [286]
etzalqualiztli, [68], [93]

feather-work, [29], [145–147], [211]
fire, new, [75], [76], [121], [267], [273]
fishing, [165], [221], [267], [299], [300]
Fleischmann, C., [310]
floating gardens, [165]
food, [129], [154–157], [298], [299], [300]
Francisco de Bologna, [105]
frescoes, [173], [179], [261], [304], [334], [335], [350], [354]
Fuentes, [276]
future life, [102], [231], [232]

Gagavitz, [211], [212], [276]
games. See [amusements]
Gann, Dr. T. W., [277]
gold, [129], [134], [142–145], [304], [317]
Gordon, Dr. G. B., [273], [318]
government, [11], [19], [22], [109–120], [205], [209], [212], [260], [278–285], [364]
Grijalva, [144]
Gukumatz (god), [225], [226], [229], [239], [281]
Gukumatz (king), [210], [211]

habitations, [112], [158], [159], [303], [304]
Hacavitz, [220]
hair-dress, [92], [123], [124], [151], [153], [261], [295], [296]
Hawaiki, [215]
Hernandez, [226]
Herrera, [287]
Hobnil, [220], [221], [257], [263], [264], [267], [269]
Holmes, Prof. W. H., [174], [176], [178], [320], [326]
Holon Chantepeuh, [205]
Hozanek, [220], [257], [266]
Htubhtum, [221]
Huaxtec, [6], [12], [14], [22], [25], [36], [43], [44], [47], [48], [66], [81], [97], [108], [123], [125], [138], [149], [150–152], [171], [181], [182], [195–198], [202], [290], [294], [295], [303], [309], [342], [356], [367], [368]
Huehuetenango, [308], [320], [335], [351], [352]
Huetzin, [18]
Huilocintla, [83]
Humboldt, A. von, [171]
Hunabku, [227], [229]
Hunac Ceel, [206]
Hunahau, [231]
Hunahpu, (god) [239]
Hunahpu (hero), [231], [239], [240], [241–243], [301], [302]
Hun Batz, [241], [248]
Hun Camé, [232], [241], [242]
Hun Chuen, [241], [248]
Hun Hunahpu, [240], [241], [243], [302]
Hunpiktok, [224]
hunting, [71], [165], [221], [267], [268], [299], [300]
Huntoh (god), [220]
Huntoh (king), [212]
Hunyg, [214]
Hurakan, [229], [239]

idols, [36], [39], [55], [56], [71], [82], [90], [107], [263–266], [268], [271], [273], [275], [276], [301], [307], [316]
Ilamatecutli, [39], [72]
Ilocab, [207], [208], [209]
inheritance, [111], [114], [115], [163], [278], [283], [300]
installation, [114], [115], [281]
intercalary days, [76], [254]
intoxicants, [42], [91], [132], [155], [156], [243], [248], [267], [269], [298]
Iqi-Balam, [207], [280]
Ixazalvoh, [221], [224]
Ixchebelyax, [221]
Ixchel, [224], [267]
Ixcuina, [44]
Iximché, [203], [304], [337], [352]
Ixkun, [290]
Ixtab, [232]
Ixtlilton, [54], [100]
Ixtlilxochitl (historian), [10], [11], [18]
Ixtlilxochitl (king), [20]
Itzamal, [206], [220], [224], [228]
Itzamatul, [220], [227]
Itzamkab-ain, [233]
Itzamna, [204], [219–221], [224], [227–229], [263–267], [279]
Itzcoatl, [20–22]
Itzcueye, [33]
Itzpapalotl, [33], [52], [61], [62]
Itztlacoliuhqui, [45], [61], [62]
Itztli, [45], [62], [64], [78]
izcalli, [72]
Izquitecatl, [42]
Iztapalapa, [24], [158], [159]
Iztayul, [212], [213], [293]

Jilotepec, [308]
justice, [129–132], [283], [284]

Kabah, [350]
Kabrakan, [239], [240]
Kakchiquel, [202], [203], [207], [208], [210–216], [218–221], [224], [231], [232], [244], [256], [260], [262], [271], [272], [276], [281], [282], [284–286], [291–293], [303], [304], [362], [363], [366]
Kanel, [221]
Kanzicnal, [220], [257], [264]
Kinich-Ahau, [220], [224], [227], [228], [264], [266], [267].
(See also [Sun])
kinship, [163], [164], [284–286]
Kukulkan, [46], [204], [205], [211], [219–221], [224–226], [267], [278], [279], [331], [335], [353], [365], [366]