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[A.]
Agriculture, most important occupation of Indians, [20]
Alcohol, effect on Indian temperament, [34]
Amulets, worn by women, [19]
Animals—
Domestic, kept by ancient inhabitants, [55]
kept for pets, [25]
Arts of the ancients, fine examples discovered,
[53]
[B.]
Baskets, making of, [30]
Bleeding, favorite remedy, [37]
Bones, measurements of, [51]
Bristol Museum, objects from collection of, [13]
British Honduras, Northern, geographical description of, [14]
British Museum, objects from collection of,
[13]
[C.]
Candles, method of making, [31]
Canoes—
making of, [28]
used for trading along rivers, [29]
Ceremonies, the four principal, [42]
Ceremony, Cha chac, at ripening of corn, description, [42]
Charms worn by women, [19]
Chief—
power practically absolute, [35]
rarely dies natural death, [35]
strongest subchief usually succeeds, [35]
Childbirth, methods of facilitating, [38]
Children, love for and disposition of, [33]
Chronology, three periods of Mayan civilization, [58]
Cigarettes—
making of, [30]
smoked by women, [17]
Cooking, native methods of, [22]
Cooking utensils, description of, [27]
Corn—
harvesting and storing of, [20]
preparation of ground and planting of, [20]
surplus sold or exchanged, [20]
Corn husks, wrappers for cigarettes, [30]
Corn plantation. See Milpa.
"Cuhun ridges"—
description of, [14]
sites of ancient mounds, [14]
sites of modern villages,
[14]
[D.]
Death sentence, how executed, [35]
Diet—
description of, [21]
maize staple article of, among ancient inhabitants, [55]
Diseases—
bleeding for, [37]
eye trouble, remedy for, [38]
intestinal parasites, [37]
malaria, [36]
smallpox, [37]
venereal, [37]
whooping cough, remedy for, [38]
Dress—
ancient inhabitants, [52]
ancient priests, [52]
ancient warriors, [52]
now principally English and American goods, [19]
Drunkenness—
curse of the Indians, [34]
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not considered a disgrace,
[34]
[F.]
Fire, methods of making, [22]
Fish—
methods of catching, [25]
varieties of, [25]
Fishing—
harpooning at night, [25]
methods of, [25]
torch used in, [25]
Food—
animals used as, by ancient inhabitants, [55]
kind and method of eating modified by contact with more civilized communities, [22]
method of serving and eating, [22]
preparation and serving of, [21]
snakes used as, [24]
turtles' eggs used as, [24]
Fowls, use of, in Cha chac ceremony, [45]
Furniture—
description of, [27]
hammocks conspicuous articles of,
[27]
[G.]
Game—
pursuit of, [23]
traps used in capturing, [24]
Game birds and animals—
list of, [24]
preparation and curing of, for future use, [21]
Games—
of the ancient inhabitants, [56]
played by adults and children,
[39]
[H.]
Hammocks—
conspicuous articles of furniture, [27]
hiding places for "cooties", [27]
Headdresses—
ancient warriors and priests, [52]
animals carved in wood, [52]
Henequen fiber—
method of cleaning, [30]
uses of, [31]
Homes, not particular as to cleanliness of, [16]
Hookworms, prevalent, due to earth-eating habits of children, [37]
Houses—
ancient, description of, [53]
built with assistance of neighbors, [26]
method of construction, [26]
Hunting, torch used in,
[24]
[I.]
Icaiche, estimate of population, [13]
Immorality, brought about by cheapness of rum, [33]
Indians, causes of early deaths, [34]
Itzas, occupying western British Honduras,
[13]
[L.]
Liverpool Museum, objects from collection of,
[13]
[M.]
Macapal—
carried by children, causing bowlegs, [16]
description of its use, [15]
habits acquired by constant carrying of, [16]
weighted with stones as counterpoise in traveling, [16]