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FIRST ANNUAL REPORT
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
FIRST ANNUAL REPORT
INTRODUCTORY.
- ETHNOGRAPHIC WORK.
  - BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PHILOLOGY, BY MR. J. C. PILLING.
  - LINGUISTIC AND OTHER ANTHROPOLOGIC RESEARCHES, BY THE REV. J. OWEN DORSEY.
  - LINGUISTIC RESEARCHES, BY THE REV. S. R. RIGGS.
  - LINGUISTIC AND GENERAL RESEARCHES AMONG THE KLAMATH INDIANS, BY MR. A. S. GATSCHET.
  - STUDIES AMONG THE IROQUOIS, BY MRS. E. A. SMITH.
  - WORK BY PROF. OTIS T. MASON.
  - THE STUDY OF GESTURE SPEECH, BY BREVET LIEUT. COL. GARRICK MALLERY, U.S.A.
  - STUDIES IN CENTRAL AMERICAN PICTURE WRITING, BY PROF. E. S. HOLDEN.
  - THE STUDY OF MORTUARY CUSTOMS, BY DR. H. C. YARROW.
  - INVESTIGATIONS RELATING TO CESSIONS OF LAND BY INDIAN TRIBES TO THE UNITED STATES, BY C. C. ROYCE.
  - EXPLORATIONS BY MR. JAMES STEVENSON.
  - RESEARCHES AMONG THE WINTUNS, BY J. W. POWELL.
  - THE PREPARATION OF MANUALS FOR USE IN AMERICAN RESEARCH.
  - SYSTEMATIC CLASSIFICATION OF THE NORTH AMERICAN TRIBES.
  - ACCOMPANYING PAPERS.
  - SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION—BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY.
  - ON THE EVOLUTION OF LANGUAGE,
- BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PHILOLOGY, BY MR. J. C. PILLING.
- LINGUISTIC AND OTHER ANTHROPOLOGIC RESEARCHES, BY THE REV. J. OWEN DORSEY.
- LINGUISTIC RESEARCHES, BY THE REV. S. R. RIGGS.
- LINGUISTIC AND GENERAL RESEARCHES AMONG THE KLAMATH INDIANS, BY MR. A. S. GATSCHET.
- STUDIES AMONG THE IROQUOIS, BY MRS. E. A. SMITH.
- WORK BY PROF. OTIS T. MASON.
- THE STUDY OF GESTURE SPEECH, BY BREVET LIEUT. COL. GARRICK MALLERY, U.S.A.
- STUDIES IN CENTRAL AMERICAN PICTURE WRITING, BY PROF. E. S. HOLDEN.
- THE STUDY OF MORTUARY CUSTOMS, BY DR. H. C. YARROW.
- INVESTIGATIONS RELATING TO CESSIONS OF LAND BY INDIAN TRIBES TO THE UNITED STATES, BY C. C. ROYCE.
- EXPLORATIONS BY MR. JAMES STEVENSON.
- RESEARCHES AMONG THE WINTUNS, BY J. W. POWELL.
- THE PREPARATION OF MANUALS FOR USE IN AMERICAN RESEARCH.
- SYSTEMATIC CLASSIFICATION OF THE NORTH AMERICAN TRIBES.
- ACCOMPANYING PAPERS.
- SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION—BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY.
- ON THE EVOLUTION OF LANGUAGE,
CONTENTS.
- ON THE EVOLUTION OF LANGUAGE
I.—THE PROCESS BY COMBINATION.
II.—THE PROCESS BY VOCALIC MUTATION.
III.—THE PROCESS BY INTONATION.
IV.—THE PROCESS BY PLACEMENT.
DIFFERENTIATION OF THE PARTS OF SPEECH.
- SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION—BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY.
  - SKETCH
- SKETCH
CONTENTS.
- SKETCH OF THE MYTHOLOGY
  - THE GENESIS OF PHILOSOPHY.
- THE GENESIS OF PHILOSOPHY.
TWO GRAND STAGES OF PHILOSOPHY.
MYTHOLOGIC PHILOSOPHY HAS FOUR STAGES.
OUTGROWTH FROM MYTHOLOGIC PHILOSOPHY.
THE COURSE OF EVOLUTION IN MYTHOLOGIC PHILOSOPHY.
MYTHIC TALES.
- THE CĬN-AÚ-ÄV BROTHERS DISCUSS MATTERS OF IMPORTANCE TO THE PEOPLE.
  - ORIGIN OF THE ECHO.
  - THE SO´-KÛS WAI´-ÛN-ÄTS.
  - TA-VWOTS´ HAS A FIGHT WITH THE SUN.
  - SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION—BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY.
  - WYANDOT GOVERNMENT:
- ORIGIN OF THE ECHO.
- THE SO´-KÛS WAI´-ÛN-ÄTS.
- TA-VWOTS´ HAS A FIGHT WITH THE SUN.
- SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION—BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY.
- WYANDOT GOVERNMENT:
CONTENTS.
- WYANDOT GOVERNMENT:
THE FAMILY.
THE GENS.
THE PHRATRY.
GOVERNMENT.
- CIVIL GOVERNMENT.
  - METHODS OF CHOOSING AND INSTALLING COUNCILLORS AND CHIEFS.
  - FUNCTIONS OF CIVIL GOVERNMENT.
  - MARRIAGE REGULATIONS.
  - NAME REGULATIONS.
  - REGULATIONS OF PERSONAL ADORNMENT.
  - REGULATIONS OF ORDER IN ENCAMPMENT AND MIGRATIONS.
  - PROPERTY RIGHTS.
  - RIGHTS OF PERSON.
  - COMMUNITY RIGHTS.
  - RIGHTS OF RELIGION.
  - CRIMES.
  - THEFT.
  - MAIMING.
  - MURDER.
  - TREASON.
  - WITCHCRAFT.
  - OUTLAWRY.
  - MILITARY GOVERNMENT.
  - FELLOWHOOD.
  - SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION—BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY.
- METHODS OF CHOOSING AND INSTALLING COUNCILLORS AND CHIEFS.
- FUNCTIONS OF CIVIL GOVERNMENT.
- MARRIAGE REGULATIONS.
- NAME REGULATIONS.
- REGULATIONS OF PERSONAL ADORNMENT.
- REGULATIONS OF ORDER IN ENCAMPMENT AND MIGRATIONS.
- PROPERTY RIGHTS.
- RIGHTS OF PERSON.
- COMMUNITY RIGHTS.
- RIGHTS OF RELIGION.
- CRIMES.
- THEFT.
- MAIMING.
- MURDER.
- TREASON.
- WITCHCRAFT.
- OUTLAWRY.
- MILITARY GOVERNMENT.
- FELLOWHOOD.
- SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION—BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY.
CONTENTS.
- ON LIMITATIONS TO THE USE
  - ARCHÆOLOGY.
- ARCHÆOLOGY.
PICTURE-WRITING.
HISTORY, CUSTOMS, AND ETHNIC CHARACTERISTICS.
ORIGIN OF MAN.
LANGUAGE.
MYTHOLOGY.
SOCIOLOGY.
PSYCHOLOGY.
- SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION—BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY.
CONTENTS.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- INTRODUCTORY.
CLASSIFICATION OF BURIAL.
INHUMATION.
- PIT BURIAL.
  - GRAVE BURIAL.
  - STONE GRAVES OR CISTS.
  - BURIAL IN MOUNDS.
  - BURIAL BENEATH, OR IN CABINS, WIGWAMS, OR HOUSES.
  - CAVE BURIAL.
- GRAVE BURIAL.
- STONE GRAVES OR CISTS.
- BURIAL IN MOUNDS.
- BURIAL BENEATH, OR IN CABINS, WIGWAMS, OR HOUSES.
- CAVE BURIAL.
EMBALMMENT OR MUMMIFICATION.
URN-BURIAL.
- CAIRN-BURIAL.
CREMATION.
- PARTIAL CREMATION.
AERIAL SEPULTURE.
- LODGE-BURIAL.
  - BOX-BURIAL.
  - TREE AND SCAFFOLD BURIAL.
  - PARTIAL SCAFFOLD BURIAL AND OSSUARIES.
  - SUPERTERRENE AND AERIAL BURIAL IN CANOES.
- BOX-BURIAL.
- TREE AND SCAFFOLD BURIAL.
- PARTIAL SCAFFOLD BURIAL AND OSSUARIES.
- SUPERTERRENE AND AERIAL BURIAL IN CANOES.
AQUATIC BURIAL.
LIVING SEPULCHERS.
MOURNING, SACRIFICE, FEASTS, FOOD, DANCES, SONGS, GAMES, POSTS, FIRES, AND SUPERSTITIONS IN CONNECTION WITH BURIAL.
- MOURNING.
  - SACRIFICE.
  - FEASTS.
  - SUPERSTITION REGARDING BURIAL FEASTS.
  - FOOD.
  - DANCES.
  - SONGS.
  - GAMES.
  - POSTS.
  - FIRES.
  - SUPERSTITIONS.
  - SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION—BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY.
  - STUDIES
- SACRIFICE.
- FEASTS.
- SUPERSTITION REGARDING BURIAL FEASTS.
- FOOD.
- DANCES.
- SONGS.
- GAMES.
- POSTS.
- FIRES.
- SUPERSTITIONS.
- SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION—BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY.
- STUDIES
CONTENTS.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- STUDIES IN CENTRAL AMERICAN PICTURE-WRITING.
  - I.
- I.
II.
III.
- PLATE LIII.
IV.
V.
VI.
VII.
VIII.
IX.
X.
XI.
- SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION—BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY.
  - CESSIONS OF LAND BY INDIAN TRIBES
- CESSIONS OF LAND BY INDIAN TRIBES
CONTENTS.
- CESSIONS OF LAND BY INDIAN TRIBES
  - CHARACTER OF THE INDIAN TITLE.
- CHARACTER OF THE INDIAN TITLE.
INDIAN BOUNDARIES.
ORIGINAL AND SECONDARY CESSIONS.
- SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION—BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY.
  - SIGN LANGUAGE
- SIGN LANGUAGE
CONTENTS.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. PAGE
- SIGN LANGUAGE
  - INTRODUCTORY.
- INTRODUCTORY.
DIVISIONS OF GESTURE SPEECH.
THE ORIGIN OF SIGN LANGUAGE.
- GESTURES OF THE LOWER ANIMALS.
  - GESTURES OF YOUNG CHILDREN.
  - GESTURES IN MENTAL DISORDER.
  - UNINSTRUCTED DEAF-MUTES.
  - GESTURES OF THE BLIND.
  - LOSS OF SPEECH BY ISOLATION.
  - LOW TRIBES OF MAN.
  - GESTURES AS AN OCCASIONAL RESOURCE.
  - GESTURES OF FLUENT TALKERS.
  - INVOLUNTARY RESPONSE TO GESTURES.
  - NATURAL PANTOMIME.
- GESTURES OF YOUNG CHILDREN.
- GESTURES IN MENTAL DISORDER.
- UNINSTRUCTED DEAF-MUTES.
- GESTURES OF THE BLIND.
- LOSS OF SPEECH BY ISOLATION.
- LOW TRIBES OF MAN.
- GESTURES AS AN OCCASIONAL RESOURCE.
- GESTURES OF FLUENT TALKERS.
- INVOLUNTARY RESPONSE TO GESTURES.
- NATURAL PANTOMIME.
SOME THEORIES UPON PRIMITIVE LANGUAGE.
- CONCLUSIONS.
HISTORY OF GESTURE LANGUAGE.
MODERN USE OF GESTURE SPEECH.
- USE BY OTHER PEOPLES THAN NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS.
  - USE BY MODERN ACTORS AND ORATORS.
- USE BY MODERN ACTORS AND ORATORS.
OUR INDIAN CONDITIONS FAVORABLE TO SIGN LANGUAGE.
THEORIES ENTERTAINED RESPECTING INDIAN SIGNS.
- NOT CORRELATED WITH MEAGERNESS OF LANGUAGE.
  - ITS ORIGIN FROM ONE TRIBE OR REGION.
  - IS THE INDIAN SYSTEM SPECIAL AND PECULIAR?
  - TO WHAT EXTENT PREVALENT AS A SYSTEM.
  - ARE SIGNS CONVENTIONAL OR INSTINCTIVE?
  - CLASSES OF DIVERSITIES IN SIGNS.
- ITS ORIGIN FROM ONE TRIBE OR REGION.
- IS THE INDIAN SYSTEM SPECIAL AND PECULIAR?
- TO WHAT EXTENT PREVALENT AS A SYSTEM.
- ARE SIGNS CONVENTIONAL OR INSTINCTIVE?
- CLASSES OF DIVERSITIES IN SIGNS.
RESULTS SOUGHT IN THE STUDY OF SIGN LANGUAGE.
- PRACTICAL APPLICATION.
  - RELATIONS TO PHILOLOGY.
  - SIGN LANGUAGE WITH REFERENCE TO GRAMMAR.
  - GESTURES AIDING ARCHÆOLOGIC RESEARCH.
- RELATIONS TO PHILOLOGY.
- SIGN LANGUAGE WITH REFERENCE TO GRAMMAR.
- GESTURES AIDING ARCHÆOLOGIC RESEARCH.
NOTABLE POINTS FOR FURTHER RESEARCHES.
- INVENTION OF NEW SIGNS.
  - DANGER OF SYMBOLIC INTERPRETATION.
  - SIGNS USED BY WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
  - POSITIVE SIGNS RENDERED NEGATIVE.
  - DETAILS OF POSITIONS OF FINGERS.
  - MOTIONS RELATIVE TO PARTS OF THE BODY.
  - SUGGESTIONS FOR COLLECTING SIGNS.
- DANGER OF SYMBOLIC INTERPRETATION.
- SIGNS USED BY WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
- POSITIVE SIGNS RENDERED NEGATIVE.
- DETAILS OF POSITIONS OF FINGERS.
- MOTIONS RELATIVE TO PARTS OF THE BODY.
- SUGGESTIONS FOR COLLECTING SIGNS.
MODE IN WHICH RESEARCHES HAVE BEEN MADE.
LIST OF AUTHORITIES AND COLLABORATORS.
- ALGONKIAN.
  - DAKOTAN.
  - IROQUOIAN.
  - KAIOWAN.
  - KUTINEAN.
  - PANIAN.
  - PIMAN.
  - SAHAPTIAN.
  - SHOSHONIAN.
  - TINNEAN.
  - WICHITAN.
  - ZUÑIAN.
  - FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
- DAKOTAN.
- IROQUOIAN.
- KAIOWAN.
- KUTINEAN.
- PANIAN.
- PIMAN.
- SAHAPTIAN.
- SHOSHONIAN.
- TINNEAN.
- WICHITAN.
- ZUÑIAN.
- FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
EXTRACTS FROM DICTIONARY.
- ANTELOPE.
  - BAD, MEAN.
  - BRAVE.
  - CHIEF.
  - DEAD, DEATH.
  - GOOD.
  - HORSE.
  - KILL, KILLING.
  - NONE, NOTHING; I HAVE NONE.
  - QUANTITY, LARGE; MANY; MUCH.
  - —— MANY.
  - QUESTION; INQUIRY; INTERROGATION.
  - SOLDIER.
- BAD, MEAN.
- BRAVE.
- CHIEF.
- DEAD, DEATH.
- GOOD.
- HORSE.
- KILL, KILLING.
- NONE, NOTHING; I HAVE NONE.
- QUANTITY, LARGE; MANY; MUCH.
- —— MANY.
- QUESTION; INQUIRY; INTERROGATION.
- SOLDIER.
TRIBAL SIGNS.
- APACHE.
  - ARAPAHO.
  - ASSINABOIN.
  - ATSINA, LOWER GROS VENTRE.
  - BANAK.
  - CADDO.
  - CHEYENNE.
  - COMANCHE.
  - CREE, KNISTENO, KRISTENEAUX.
  - KAIOWA.
  - KICKAPOO.
  - KUTINE.
  - LIPAN.
  - MANDAN.
  - PANI (PAWNEE).
  - PUEBLO.
  - TENNANAH.
  - UTE.
  - WICHITA.
  - WYANDOT.
- ARAPAHO.
- ASSINABOIN.
- ATSINA, LOWER GROS VENTRE.
- BANAK.
- CADDO.
- CHEYENNE.
- COMANCHE.
- CREE, KNISTENO, KRISTENEAUX.
- KAIOWA.
- KICKAPOO.
- KUTINE.
- LIPAN.
- MANDAN.
- PANI (PAWNEE).
- PUEBLO.
- TENNANAH.
- UTE.
- WICHITA.
- WYANDOT.
PROPER NAMES.
- WASHINGTON, CITY OF.
  - MISSOURI RIVER.
- MISSOURI RIVER.
PHRASES.
- PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES; SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR.
  - SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR.
  - WHERE IS YOUR MOTHER?
  - BISON, I HAVE SHOT A.
  - GIVE ME SOMETHING TO EAT.
  - I WILL SEE YOU HERE AFTER NEXT YEAR.
  - YOU GAVE US MANY CLOTHES, BUT WE DON’T WANT THEM.
  - I AM GOING HOME IN TWO DAYS.
  - I AM HUNGRY, GIVE ME SOMETHING TO EAT.
  - GIVE ME A DRINK OF WATER.
  - I AM GOING HOME.
- SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR.
- WHERE IS YOUR MOTHER?
- BISON, I HAVE SHOT A.
- GIVE ME SOMETHING TO EAT.
- I WILL SEE YOU HERE AFTER NEXT YEAR.
- YOU GAVE US MANY CLOTHES, BUT WE DON’T WANT THEM.
- I AM GOING HOME IN TWO DAYS.
- I AM HUNGRY, GIVE ME SOMETHING TO EAT.
- GIVE ME A DRINK OF WATER.
- I AM GOING HOME.
DIALOGUES.
- TENDOY-HUERITO DIALOGUE.
  - OMAHA COLLOQUY.
  - BRULÉ DAKOTA COLLOQUY.
  - DIALOGUE BETWEEN ALASKAN INDIANS.
  - OJIBWA DIALOGUE.
- OMAHA COLLOQUY.
- BRULÉ DAKOTA COLLOQUY.
- DIALOGUE BETWEEN ALASKAN INDIANS.
- OJIBWA DIALOGUE.
NARRATIVES.
- NÁTCI’S NARRATIVE.
  - PATRICIO’S NARRATIVE.
  - NA-WA-GI-JIG’S STORY.
- PATRICIO’S NARRATIVE.
- NA-WA-GI-JIG’S STORY.
DISCOURSES.
- ADDRESS OF KIN CHĒ-ĔSS.
  - TSO-DI-A´-KO’S REPORT.
  - LEAN WOLF’S COMPLAINT.
- TSO-DI-A´-KO’S REPORT.
- LEAN WOLF’S COMPLAINT.
SIGNALS.
- SIGNALS EXECUTED BY BODILY ACTION.
  - ANGER.
  - COME HERE.
  - DANGER.
  - DEFIANCE.
  - DIRECTION.
  - PEACE; FRIENDSHIP.
  - QUESTION.
  - SUBMISSION.
  - SURRENDER.
  - SIGNALS IN WHICH OBJECTS ARE USED IN CONNECTION WITH PERSONAL ACTION.
  - COME! TO BECKON TO A PERSON.
  - COME BACK!
  - DIRECTION.
  - DISCOVERY.
  - DRILL, MILITARY.
  - FRIENDSHIP.
  - HALT!
  - MANY.
  - PEACE, COUPLED WITH INVITATION.
  - QUESTION.
  - SURRENDER.
  - SIGNALS MADE WHEN THE PERSON OF THE SIGNALIST IS NOT VISIBLE.
  - SMOKE SIGNALS GENERALLY.
  - ARRIVAL OF A PARTY AT AN APPOINTED PLACE, WHEN ALL IS SAFE.
  - SUCCESS OF A WAR PARTY.
  - SMOKE SIGNALS OF THE APACHES.
  - ALARM.
  - ATTENTION.
  - ESTABLISHMENT OF A CAMP; QUIET; SAFETY.
  - FOREIGN SMOKE SIGNALS.
  - FIRE ARROWS.
  - DUST SIGNALS.
  - NOTES ON CHEYENNE AND ARAPAHO SIGNALS.
- ANGER.
- COME HERE.
- DANGER.
- DEFIANCE.
- DIRECTION.
- PEACE; FRIENDSHIP.
- QUESTION.
- SUBMISSION.
- SURRENDER.
- SIGNALS IN WHICH OBJECTS ARE USED IN CONNECTION WITH PERSONAL ACTION.
- COME! TO BECKON TO A PERSON.
- COME BACK!
- DIRECTION.
- DISCOVERY.
- DRILL, MILITARY.
- FRIENDSHIP.
- HALT!
- MANY.
- PEACE, COUPLED WITH INVITATION.
- QUESTION.
- SURRENDER.
- SIGNALS MADE WHEN THE PERSON OF THE SIGNALIST IS NOT VISIBLE.
- SMOKE SIGNALS GENERALLY.
- ARRIVAL OF A PARTY AT AN APPOINTED PLACE, WHEN ALL IS SAFE.
- SUCCESS OF A WAR PARTY.
- SMOKE SIGNALS OF THE APACHES.
- ALARM.
- ATTENTION.
- ESTABLISHMENT OF A CAMP; QUIET; SAFETY.
- FOREIGN SMOKE SIGNALS.
- FIRE ARROWS.
- DUST SIGNALS.
- NOTES ON CHEYENNE AND ARAPAHO SIGNALS.
SCHEME OF ILLUSTRATION.
OUTLINES FOR ARM POSITIONS IN SIGN LANGUAGE.
- ORDER OF ARRANGEMENT.
  - DESCRIPTION:
  - CONCEPTION OR ORIGIN:
- DESCRIPTION:
- CONCEPTION OR ORIGIN:
TYPES OF HAND POSITIONS IN SIGN LANGUAGE.
- NOTE CONCERNING THE FOREGOING TYPES.
EXAMPLES.
- EXPLANATION OF MARKS.
  - SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION—BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY.
- SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION—BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY.
CONTENTS.
- CATALOGUE OF LINGUISTIC MANUSCRIPTS
  - SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION—BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY.
- SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION—BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY.
CONTENTS.
- ILLUSTRATION OF THE METHOD
  - HOW THE RABBIT CAUGHT THE SUN IN A TRAP.
  - NOTES.
  - ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS MYTH.
  - TRANSLATION.
- HOW THE RABBIT CAUGHT THE SUN IN A TRAP.
- NOTES.
- ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS MYTH.
- TRANSLATION.
DETAILS OF A CONJURER’S PRACTICE.
- NOTES.
KÁLAK.
- NOTES.
SWEAT-LODGES.
- NOTES.
A DOG’S REVENGE.
- NOTES.
  - TRANSLATION.
  - INDEX.
- TRANSLATION.
- INDEX.
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