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Abenaki, St. Francis, 76 British structural-functionalism, 13 Acoma Pueblo, 165, 192–4 Brugge, David M., 96 American Indian Academics, 237–8 Brumble, David H., 54 Amerindian Autohistory, 211 Burch, Ernest S., 235–6 “ancestor stories,” 68 Apess, William, 205–6 “calendar sticks,” 158 Arikara, 158 California Ghost Dance, 99–100, Assiniboine, 118 163 Athabaskan, 81 Cantwell, Robert, 173 “attitudinal history,” 108 Carrier, 199 Axtell, James, 27 Catlin, George, 7, 136 ceremonial canes, 158 Bahr, Donald, 40, 70–1 Chaco Canyon, 155 Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 9–10 Cherokee, 178, 184, 197, 203, 208 Banyacya, Tomas, 220 Cheyenne, 134, 180 Bascom, William, 66 Chipewyan, 80 Basso, Keith, 122, 145–6 Chippewa, 206 Bear Butte, 134, 180 Chiricahua Apache, 93–4 Beaulieu, David L., x Choctaw, 138 Beckwith, Martha Warren, xi Chumash, 142, 147 Bible (“the Book”), 192–6, 200–2 Cibique Apache, 122 Blackfeet, xi Clark, Ella E., 33 Bloomﬁeld, Leonard, 112 Clifford, James, 25, 238 Boas, Franz, 12 clowning traditions, 185–6 Bole Maru, 162 Coast Salish, 113 Booger Dance, 184–5 Collins, James, 234 Bowers, Alfred W., 136, 141 Colville, 124 Braudel, Fernand, 46, 98, 156–7 “commemorative ceremonies,” 177, Brightman, Robert, 121–2 180

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“conjectural history,” 11 Edmunds, R. David, 110 “conjuncture,” the, 156 Edwards, Silas John, 202–3 Cooper, John Fenimore, 232 Eggan, Fred, 95–6 Copway, George, 7, 207 Eliade, Mircea, 13–14, 88–9 Coquille, 34 Ellis, Florence H., 155 Cree, 36, 112, 121, 202 Elmendorf, William W., 93 Creek, 133–4 “emic,” 65 Cronon, William, xii Emiko Ohnuki-Tierney, 34 “crossing the ice” migration epics, 73 Erdrich, Louise, 214 Crow (also Absaroke), 58–59, 61, “ethno-ethnohistory,” 21 143, 144, 172–6, 180, 226–7 ethnohistory, 18 “culture hero,” 180 “etic,” 61 “culture area,” 65 Evans-Pritchard, E. E., 15 Curtin, Jeremiah, 85–88, 98–101 Cushing, Frank Hamilton, 123, 197, Faw-Faw movement, 162 230 Fewkes, Dr. D. Walter, 117 “First Fruits” rituals, 177 d’Azevedo, Warren, 117 Fixico, Donald L, 37 Dauenhauer, Nora Marks and “ﬂoating gap,” 71 Richard, 103 Fogelson, Raymond D., 21, 35 Day, Gordon M., 76 folk history, 19 de Laguna, Frederica, 74–5, 90 folk-tales (deﬁnition), 66 De Voto, Bernard, 16 “folktale,” 108–9 Delaware, 73, 201 Fools Crow, 214 Delgamuukw versus the Queen “forerunner syndrome,” 237 (legal case), 83 Fort Laramie Treaty, 142 Deloria, Vine Jr., 24, 75, 131, 161, Foster, George, 56 214, 236, 239 Fukuyama, Francis, 26–8 DeMallie, Raymond J., 12, 207–8, 236 Gay Head Wampanoag, 68–9 Dinetah, 141 Geertz, Armin W., 48 Dirthrower, Anderson, 228 Gill, Sam D., 37–8 Dogrib, 231 Gossen Gary H., 112 Doris Duke Oral History Project, 29, 210 Haile, Father Berard, 198 Dream Drum religion, 231 Hall, Edwin S., 120 Dundes, Alan, 119 Hallowell, A. Irving, 69–70, 225 Dunne-Za, 91, 230 Hamell, George R., 65 Hampton, Carol, 216–7 “Earth Lodge Cult,” 163 Handsome Lake, 5, 102–3 “Earthnaming” ceremony, 141 Havasupai, 147 Eastern Pomo, 143 Heckwelder, John, 6,9 Eastern Shoshone, 135 Helm, June, 231 Eaton, Rachel Caroline, 215 Hidatsa, xi, 136, 141, 148, 151, 180 Echo-Hawk, Roger C., 74 “hidden transcripts,” 109

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“historical particularism,” 12 Korom, Frank J., 198 “historical tale,” 145 Kroeber, Alfred L., 127–8 “historical consciousness,” 20 Kroeber, Karl, 92 “historical reenactment,” 173 Kutenai Calendar Records, 205 “historicity,” 20 Kutenai, 53, 205 “history baskets,” 160 Kutenai-Salish, 60–1 Hittman, Michael, 202 Kwakiutl, 170 Holden, Madronna, 113 Hopi, 37, 41, 48, 76, 77, 81–2, La Flesche, Francis, 10–11, 48 95–6, 117–8, 136, 140, 184, Lakota, xi 186, 191, 230–1 “Lakotification,” 140 “Hopification,” 140 Legend, 69 Hudson, Charles, 19 “legend,” 59, 65, 67 Hudson Bay Cree Religious legendary narratives (definition), 66 Movement, 201 Lemhi Shoshone, 114 Hughes, H. Stuart, 233 Levi-Strauss, Claude, 14–15, 88–9, Hultkrantz, Ake, 135 212, 230, 238 Hunt, Edward Proctor, 192 Limerick, Patricia N., 239–40 Hupa, 210 loci memoriae (“memory places”), Hymes, Dell, 79 130 longue duree, 98 Image of Limited Good, 56 Lowenstein, Tom “Indian time,” 46 Lowie, Robert H., 59, 114, 118, Indian autobiographies, 209 174 Indians academics, 216–7 Luckert, Karl W., 39, 42, 53, 225 Interior Salish, 135, 149 Lurie, Nancy O., 38 Inuit, 199 Inupiaq, 235–6 Makah, 155 Inupiat, 120 Malinowski, Bronsilaw, 13, 88 Iron Teeth, 152–3 Malouf, Carling, 205 Iroquois, 4–5, 34, 101–3, 158 “Managed Contention Sites,” 240 Iroquois League, 54, 102 Mandan, 7, 94–5, 137–8, 157, 161 Jacobs, Elizabeth, 45 Martin, Calvin, 170–1 Jefferson, Thomas, 148 masquerade, 183–6 Jennings, Francis, 7 Matachines Dance, 183–4 Jicarilla Apache, 229 “material culture,” 150 Johnson, Ella Elizabeth, 55 Mattina, Anthony, 124 Johnston, Basil, 211 McClellan, Catherine, 80–1 McNickle, D’Arcy, 212–3 Kalapuya, 79 Medicine Lodge Treaty, 37 Katsina Cult, 142 memorate, 106–8 Keyes, Greg, 96 Menomini, xi Klah, Hosteen, 46 Mescalero Apache, 178 Koniaq, 70 “migration charts,” 158

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Miller, Jay, 35 Pacific Coast (Salish), 93 Mitchell, Frank, 32 Paiute, 68 mitewiwin ceremonials, 136 Parkman, Francis, 4–5, 9 Mohave, 126–30 Parks, Douglas R., 44, 92–3 Mohegan, 118 Pawnee, 44, 74, 92–3, 157 Momaday, N. Scott, 215 Penobscot, 105–7 Moore, John H., 133 Pequot, 205 Morrison, Kenneth M., 111 Perdue, Theda, 203 museums, 167–8 “persistent peoples,” 131 “myth as mirror” approach, 86–7 Pima, 32, 70–1, 158 myth, 87–92 place names, 143–6 myths (definition), 66 Plains Indian Ghost Dance, 162, 201 Plenty Coups, 61 Nanih Waiya, 138 Pocahontas, 77 Naskapi, 72 Potawatomi, 112, 119 Natchez, 33, 96 “power dreams,” 127 Native American Church, 117, 200 Powhatan, 78 Native American Graves Protection Pratt, Kenneth J., 42 and Repatriation Act prefiguring rituals, 224–5 (NAGPRA), 165 Prescott, William Hickling, 2–3 Navajo, 98, 133, 141, 144, 198, “primordial ties,” 132 203, 225 Pryce, Paula, 149 Navajo history, 29–31 “public rituals,” 187 Nelson, Byron Jr., 210–11 Pueblo Indian world view, 193–4 new religious movement, 181–3 Pueblo Revolt of 1680, 81, 189–91 “New Western Historians,” 19 Nez Perce, 115 Radin, Paul, 55, 124 Norelputus, 86, 99–100 Rainbow Bridge Religion, 225 Northern Cheyenne, 39, 152 Ramsey, Jarold, 223 Northwest Coast, 139–40 Red Earth, White Lies, 75 Nunamiut Eskimo, 45 Red Jacket, 196–7 “reformulations of indigenous Oglala Sioux, 207 knowledge,” 227 Ohnuki-Tierney, Emiko, 20–21, 34 religious movements, 199–202 Ojibwa, xi, 33, 137, 196, 211, 225 “remapping,” 143–4 Okanagan, 195 “retroactive prophecy,” 223–4, Omaha, 48 228–9 Opler, Morris, E., 93–4 Revard, Carter, 209 oral traditions, 65–7 “revitalization movements,” 100–1 “oral tradition,” 59 Ridington, Robin, 91, 230 oratory, 178 Rio Grande Pueblo, 183 Ortiz, Alfonso, x, 98, 131–2, 185 Robinson, Harry, 195–6 Osage, 48, 178 Rodriquez, Sylvia, 184 Oto, 162 Roessel, Ruth, x Ozette site, 155–6 Rooth, Anna Birgitta, 88–9

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Rose, Wendy, xiii Strong, W.D., 72 Russell, Frank, 158 “Sunrise Dance,” 178 Sword, George, 207 sacred landscapes, 146–7 Sahlins, Marshall, 22 Taos Pueblo, 132, 154, 174, 191 Salinan, 116 Tapahonso, Luci, 31, 40, 47 Sando, Joe S., 211–2 “temporal guide posts,” 69–70, 72 Santa Fe Fiesta, 190 Tewa, 98 “scalped men,” 92–3 The Pioneers, 232 “school of empathy”/“school of The Way to Rainy Mountain, 215–6 suspicion,” 6–7 Thomas, Robert K., 130 Schoolcraft, Henry Rowe, 8–9 Three Afﬁliated Tribes, 94 Schwarz, Maureen Trudelle, 52 Tierra Amarilla Raid, 218–20 Scollon, Ronald and Suzanne Tijerina, Reies Lopez, 218 B. K., 80 Tillamook, 45 Scott, James C., 109 Tlingit, 50, 81, 90, 103, 166 Seminole, 226 Tobacco Society, 172–6 Sequoyah Syllabary, 203 Toelken, Barre, 34, 43, 52 Sequoyah, 203 Tohono O’odham, 37, 41, 168–9, Seton, Ernest Thompson, 60 181 Seven Arrows, 214 Tolowa, 143–4 Shaker Religion, 201 Trauma of History, 187–8 Shalako Ceremony, 179 “tribal history,” 17 “shamans’ duel,” 116–120 Tribal History, 209–10, 212 Silko, Leslie Marmon, 213 Trickster, 109–116, 123–5 Simmons, William S., 67, 227 Tsimshian, 123–4 Sioui, Georges E., 211 Turner, Victor, 181–2, 187 Skidi Pawnee, 36 Turner, Frederick Jackson, 16 Skinner, Alanson, xi Tuscarora, 55 Slocum, John, 201 Slotkin, Richard, 232 University of Oklahoma Press, 17–18 Smith, Captain John, 77–8 “upstreaming,” 155 Smith, Donald B., 236 Smohalla, 200, 229 Vansina, Jan, 22, 71 Speck, Frank, 118 Van Winkle, Barrick, 84 Spector, Janet D., 151 Vennum, Thomas Jr., 137, 158, 231 Standing Bear, Luther, xi–xii, 199, Vikita ceremony, 181 240 Virgin of Guadalupe, 3–4 Stands in Timber, John, 39 Star Quilt, 169, 171 Wailaki, 229 Starr, Emmett, 208 Walam-Olum, 73–4 Stocking, George, 237 Walker, Deward E. Jr., 115 Stony Indian, 198 Walters, Anna Lee, 56 Storyteller, 213 wampum belts, 159, 164 “string balls,” 160 Wanapum, 200

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Warren, William W., 206–7 “winter counts,” 160–1 Warrior, Robert Allen, 239 Wintu, 85, 86, 98–101 Washburn, Wilcomb E., 237 “world systems,” 171 Washoe, 84 Wovoka, 201 Wasson, George, 34 Wedel, Mildred Mott, 236 Yakima, 160 Welch, James, 214 Yaqui, 204 Western Apache, 145–6, 202 Yaqui Deer Songs, 204 Western Apache Writing System, Yellowstone National Park, 59–63, 202–303 103–4 Whale House, 166 Young, Lucy, 229 White, Richard, 28 Young, M. Jane, 142–3 Whiteley, Peter M., 77, 140 Yukeoma, 230–1 Wiget, Andrew O., 81–2 Yukon, 139 Williamson, Margaret Holmes, Yup’ik, 160 77–8 Wind from an Enemy, Sky 213 Zolbrod, Paul G., 53 Winnebago, 54, 55, 124 Zuni, 18, 41, 142, 165, 179, 197, 228

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