=Baptists=, work of the, among Cherokee =19=: 107, 165, 166.
=Bä´qati Game= description of =14=: 994. in Ghost song =14=: 1036, 1075.
=Bäquati Wheel=, use of, in Ghost dance =14=: 1064.
=Bar= pattern of feather fixation on arrow =38=: § 132. symbolic use of, in decoration of Hopi katcinas =21=: 75.
=Baraboo County, Wis.=, pottery from =4=: 430.
=Baraga, _Bishop_= Ojibwa modes from =28=: 262 _sq._ references to =28=: 227, 239.
=Baraga, _Rev._ Frederic= (probably the same as Bishop Baraga above) on definitions in double ball, Chippewa =24=: 650. on definitions in racket, Chippewa =24=: 564. on definitions in tops, Chippewa =24=: 734. on meaning of Ojibwa word “_Manominikewin_” =19=: 1061. on Ojibwa wild-rice moon =19=: 1089. reference to work of =40=: 28.
=Barbacoas=, name of pile dwellings =34=: 253.
=Barbadoes= archeological collections from =25=: 18, 19. archeological reconnaissance in =25=: XV.
=Barbados= aboriginal population of =34=: 78 _sq._ archeological work in =34=: 11. artifacts from =34=: 86 _sqq._ depopulation of =34=: 87. early maps of =34=: 79. English landing at =34=: 80. number of specimens from =34=: 49.
=Barbados Colony=, purchase of land by =18=: 626.
=Barbaric Tribes=, ancient burial customs of =1=: 152.
=Barbarism= characters of =17=: XXXII, XXXXIV. characterized by male descent =21=: XXI. definition of =15=: CXV. features of =19=: XLIX. psychological differentiation of =23=: XXI, XXII. pottery making during =20=: 24.
=Barbecue Hole=, explanation of =44=: 440.
=Barbels=, native American fish =14=: 517.
=Barber, Edwin A.= acknowledgments to =20=: 17. on burial urns =1=: 138. on hand game of the Yampa Ute =24=: 315 _sq._ on partial cremation =1=: 151. on stone pipes =12=: 705. on use of chisels in steatite working =13=: 72. on Ute pottery =4=: 276 _sq._ says the Delawares buried in stone graves =12=: 692.
=Barberry= clan name from =30=: 86. dye from =30=: 88. used in ceremonies =30=: 88.
=Barbour, James=, authorized to treat with the Cherokee =5=: 229.
=Barbs= for Guiana Indian arrows =38=: § 129. on Eskimo arrows =18=: 160. on Eskimo fishhooks =18=: 175, 177-180. on Eskimo spears =18=: 147 _sqq._, 152, 192, 195. used by the Eskimo in capturing birds =18=: 133.
=Barceloneta, P. R.=, collection from =42=: 18.