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Jesse Walter Fewkes. Archeological Expedition to Arizona in 1895
Archeological Expedition to Arizona in 1895
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ILLUSTRATIONS
ARCHEOLOGICAL EXPEDITION TO ARIZONA IN 1895
By Jesse Walter Fewkes
INTRODUCTORY NOTE
PLAN OF THE EXPEDITION
RUINS IN VERDE VALLEY
Classification of the Ruins
Cavate Dwellings
Montezuma Well
Cliff Houses of the Red-Rocks
Ruins near Schürmann's Ranch
Palatki
Honanki
Objects Found at Palatki and Honanki
Conclusions Regarding the Verde Valley Ruins
RUINS IN TUSAYAN
General Features
Morfi's account of the Tusayan pueblos
Tanos[33]
Gualpi
Mosasnabi[35]
Xipaolabi[36]
Xongopabi[37]
Oraybe
The Middle Mesa Ruins
SHUÑOPOVI
MISHOÑINOVI
CHUKUBI
PAYÜPKI
The East Mesa Ruins
KÜCHAPTÜVELA AND KISAKOBI
KÜKÜCHOMO
KACHINBA
TUKINOBI
Jeditoh Valley Ruins
Awatobi
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RUIN
NOMENCLATURE OF AWATOBI
HISTORICAL KNOWLEDGE OF AWATOBI
LEGEND OF THE DESTRUCTION OF AWATOBI
Destruction of Awatobi as related by Saliko[69]
EVIDENCES OF FIRE IN THE DESTRUCTION
THE RUINS OF THE MISSION
THE KIVAS OF AWATOBI
OLD AWATOBI
ROOMS OF THE WESTERN MOUND
SMALLER AWATOBI
MORTUARY REMAINS
SHRINES
POTTERY
STONE IMPLEMENTS
BONE OBJECTS
MISCELLANEOUS OBJECTS. Ornaments in the Form of Birds and Shells
Clay Bell
Textile Fabrics
Prayer-sticks—Pigments
Objects Showing Spanish Influence
The Ruins of Sikyatki
TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE OF THE PUEBLO
NOMENCLATURE
FORMER INHABITANTS OF SIKYATKI
GENERAL FEATURES
THE ACROPOLIS
MODERN GARDENS
THE CEMETERIES
POTTERY. Characteristics—Mortuary Pottery
Coiled and Indented Ware
Smooth Undecorated Ware
Polished Decorated Ware
PALEOGRAPHY OF THE POTTERY. General Features
Human Figures
The Human Hand
Quadrupeds
Reptiles
Tadpoles
Butterflies or Moths
Dragon-flies
Birds
Vegetal Designs
The Sun
Geometric Figures. INTERPRETATION OF THE FIGURES
CROSSES
TERRACED FIGURES
THE CROOK
THE GERMINATIVE SYMBOL
BROKEN LINES
Decorations on the Exterior of Food Bowls
PIGMENTS
STONE OBJECTS
OBSIDIAN
NECKLACES, GORGETS, AND OTHER ORNAMENTS
TOBACCO PIPES
PRAYER-STICKS
MARINE SHELLS AND OTHER OBJECTS
PERISHABLE CONTENTS OF MORTUARY FOOD BOWLS
FOOTNOTES
APPENDIX
INDEX
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Jesse Walter Fewkes
Published by Good Press, 2019
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In visits to the caves it was necessary, on account of the site of the camp, to ford the stream each time and to climb to their level over fallen stones, a task of no slight difficulty. The water in places was shallow and the current only moderately rapid. Considering the fact that it furnished potable liquid for ourselves and horses, and that the line of trees which skirted the bluff was available for firewood, our camp compared well with many which we subsequently made in our summer's explorations.
BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY—— SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT PL. XCIb CAVATE DWELLINGS—OAK CREEK
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