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Titre : Annual report of the Bureau of American ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian institution

Auteur : Bureau of American ethnology (Washington, D.C.). Auteur du texte

Éditeur : Government printing office (Washington)

Date d'édition : 1916

Contributeur : Powell, John Wesley (1834-1902). Directeur de publication

Notice du catalogue : http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37575968z

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Type : texte

Type : publication en série imprimée

Langue : anglais

Format : Nombre total de vues : 40082

Description : 1916

Description : 1916 (N38)-1917.

Description : Note : Index.

Droits : Consultable en ligne

Droits : Public domain

Identifiant : ark:/12148/bpt6k27651m

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Date de mise en ligne : 15/10/2007

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KARAKA, a. savanna bird with red eyes, 599. KARAMANNI. See Moronobea.

KAEARl, knapsack, 450.

EAEATAS. See Kuraua.

KARBET. See Carbet. Karbéter (French), to 'mate the salutation speech.

KAEiAEOU. See Bignonia.

KARIRU (Ara., big tooth), name for dog, 717.

EAETiMEBA., Ara., harpoon arrow, 143. EAEUATA~ species of bush-hog, 593. EARUTANA, Arawak stock, on the Icanà; 342.

KAsnim. See Cassiri.

KASSAPA-AEIN6 (Ara., turtie), barbed composite arrow for tnrtie, 140.

KASSAROA. See Four-eye fish.

KATAPOLITANI, on the River cana, 124, 342. Arawak stock.

KATIANA, at headwaters of the Paragua River, 940.

KATjLu-NGAi, hammock frame, 465. KAU-URl, Arawak general name for any shoulder-basket, 412, 418, 420.

EAWA, seed cases strung for bells, rattle strings, etc., 574, 590, 591.

EAwAi, chewing tobacco, 284.

KAWTA, ashes from its bark mixed with clay for pottery, 90.

EBBELi, cassava in the process of manufacture of cassarip, 248.

EEREi.1, chewed cassava to set up fermentation of the drink. 234, 257-259, 264. KEREMI, crossed-quadrilateral mesh basket, 429.

KESKEDEE, KISKIDI, onomatopoeic name of a bird, Lanius sp.

ElElHi, Nasua sp., tamed, 717; basketry design, 445.

KrMiTi, panpipes, 566.

KIRISEANA, ERICHANA (Con, II, 895). West of the Rio Branco, up to the sources of the Uraricnera. River, 770. Are these the Schiriana of KGG, 456? KIR-MU, bamboo flute, 560.

KiSHBl, seed necklace, 535.

KITCHEN MIDDBN, 773.

KNAPSACK, 450 cover for, 452 natural forms of knapsack, 453 straps, 61, 62. KNIFE, agouti tooth, 733, 736, 748; arrow reed, 90?; bamboo, 905; fisli tooth, 15, 510; stone, 13; wood, 14; used by infants, 912.

KNITTING, 53.

EoBE-NAHARO. Sec Tamushi.

KoBEOA (Cou, il.. 161), Cobeu (ARW), 334. Up the main stream of the Uaupes, about Caruru caxoeira. Of Betoya stock (KG, 11, 322).

EOBONO-Apu. Sec Rain-frog.

EODi, Carib name for the botuto, 556. KoKERiT~ MaximHiana regia, fruit eaten, 247 source of sait, 250 of oil, 25, 925 leaves for thatch, 322 and baskets, 454 Ieaflets for color boxes, etc., 28, 387 seed pod for baby cot, 458 seeds carved into rings, 542, and armadillos, 535 for fire stick, 1.

KûLOKANAEO, land camudi, 219.

KOLOLO, Oyana term for wooden bench, 328. KONABARO. See Phyllanthus.

KONAMi. jSee CIlbadinm.

KOROBALH. See Pentaclethra.

EOROEURA. See Kurohara.

KonBOUYAj low house of Cayenne, 312. KCA-EE. See Qnake.

KUAMMA, bamboo Bute, 560.

EcAElj black dye, 30.

EuMANi, drink, 262.

KnMUj a name for turu drink, 270. KUNALLI, KnNAMi. Sec Clibadinm.

EUNApnEU. See Phyllanthus.

ETRAKAi. See Copaifera.

KCRAuA, Bromelia, cultivated, 246 for twine, 64-71 nets, 201 bowstring, 127 whips, 842, 845; leg ornaments, 5S2; hammocks, 459.

EUEMUEl (Oyana), lanceolate compositehead arrow, 137.

KUROEABA, timber for boats, 794.

EnRUWATTi, Renealmia exaltata, pigment, 28 for tattoo, 510 for eye disease, 927. E:nsn:[ ANT, eaten, 225 harbinger of rainy season, 938 ravages prevented by the Cnnaparu, 213.

EUSEIBIE, level for hammock making, 46B. Kn-YAMMA, fish trap, 194.

EU-YU GLASS-BEAD APRON, S50.

EwAT. See Kuyu.

LABARIA SNAKE, associated with armadillo, 165.

LABBA, Coelogenys sp., hunted, 164 tamed, 716.

LABOR, parturition, 904-906.

LABOE AND SEX, 899-903.

LACEESis MnTus. Sec Bnsh-master anake. LADDER, bush-rope, 787.

LAMBt, LBMBi, large shell used as signal horn, 74.

LAMENTIN. See Manati.

LAMINA, for regularity in cotton-hammock weaving, 466.

LANA, LAUNA. See Genipa.

LANCEWOOD. Sec Yarri-yarri.

LAND, clearing of, 228, 229.

LANDING BASKET, 423 net, 201.

LANDMAEES, 779-783.

LAP, LAPP. See Apron.

LABTA, of bees and wasps eaten, etc., 226 of beetles, 224; of frogs, 218.

LASHING WATER FOR FISH, 193.

LATRINE, 935.

LAULAO, Silurus, caught with hook, 191 weirs and fences, 203.

LBAF-STEAND BOXES, 386, 387; figures, 621~ LBAN-TO HOUSBS, 298 shelters, 295. LEATEBEWOEH:, 87.

LECYTmS ZEBUCAjo. Sec Kakaralli. LEG ORNAMENTS, 552.

LEMBI. See Lambi.

LEMON, cultivated, 246.

I~BOpoLDiNA MAJOE~ a source of salt, 250; L. piassaba, for cables and ropes, 72. LEPORINUS FEiBZEici., fish caught with poison, 211.

LETTER-wooD. Sec Brosimum.