Introduction.– xYI
Field operations -u- u-.u --u U hU U u--n.u_u u__u hU 0. xxvi
Archeologie field work (nnder Mr W. H. Holmes)_ -o. xxvi
General field stuc lies u_- uu U'- .-u _-hu 00'- _u- _u_ _un- -u- xxx
Workof Mr H. W. 1-Ionshaw xxx
Work of Mrs M. 0. Stevenson xxx
WorbofDr'W.J.Honma.n -– xxxl
Work of Mr James Mooneyu '00- -UU- h_u. h_u- u_- .u_ xxxn
'WorkofMrJ.OwenDorsey. XXXIII
Work of Mr Albert S. Gatschetu u--u 00-- uu '-h.. -h- XXXIV
Office researches xxxm
Publications u-. Uhn u.- u-- -_o. u:- u_- _00 u_- h~ U -_00 XLII
Financial statement- --u U."U u_- -nu- -00 nn_. -_u n_- UhU XLIII
Citaraoteriza.tion of a.eoompanyingpa.pers XLIV
Subjects treated .uu. 0..0., u_- 00_' __hU -U- h_ U_h- XLIV
Prehistoric textile art of eastern United States U u-. u-. --u 00_' XLV
Stonea.rt– XLIX
Aboriginal rema,ina in YerdeVaILey, Arizona, LI
Omaha dwellinge, furniture, and implements uv
Ca.sa.Gra.nderuin- LV
Outlines of Znîii creation myths- nu -_u u- u. U- u- :U- --u u- u- J"VII
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Introdnotory-“ 9
Soopeofthework- 9
Definition of the artu.u- u-. U U.U- .U- _u- uu 00_- Uh_- UU Un uu 10
Materials and processes 10
Sources of information Il
Products of the art ]3
Wattle work 13
Basketry U 0. _u. U uu uu -'hu hU nu hu- h- u.u UU h 15
Typesofbasbetry- 15
Baskets 15
Sievesandstrainers- 17
Cradles 18
Sliields 18
Matting 00-- H-- .-u -u uu u_. U_- _u_ uu _U- _hU- 18
Pliable fabries 21
Development of spinning andwea.ving 21
Clotits- 22
Nets Ou u- u- U- -U u-. u-- -u u-- ..0. U-- UU U uu _U- un 26
Featherwor'k. 27
Embroidery _h." .u --n.. -'UU "'h..uu- --u un uu 28
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