American Section
Vol. III / No. 1
By: M. R. Harrington
The Northwest Coast Collection
AN ethnological collection from the Indian tribes of the Northwest Coast of America, constituting a part of the George G. […]
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Vol. III / No. 1
By: M. R. Harrington
The Devil Dance of the Apaches
AMID the rugged foothills of the Wichita Mountains, on the military reservation at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, lives a remnant of […]
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Vol. II / No. 4
Snowshoes: American Section
Occasionally we find some article invented by man in a relatively primitive state, with the strain of necessity upon him, […]
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Vol. II / No. 3
By: Gerda Sebelov
The Osage War Dance: American Section
Little Mitanke’s son had died. He died from a drink, but his devoted father insisted on having the war dance […]
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Vol. II / No. 3
By: Gerda Sebbelov
Mystery Packs of the American Indians: American Section
[The account of the Indian sacred bundles, used in the preparation of this article, has been furnished by Mr. M. […]
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Vol. II / No. 1
By: F.G.S.
Some Huron Treaty Belts: American Section
Several visits which I made among the Huron Indians at Loretto, P. Q., near Quebec, sonic years ago, gave me […]
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Vol. II / No. 1
By: F.G.S.
A Visit to the Penobscot Indians: American Section
The biennial election of governor, lieutenant-governor, representative, council and other officers of the Penobscot tribe of Indians took place last […]
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Vol. II / No. 1
By: G.B.G.
A Trip to Chichen Itza: American Section
“The first description of (Chichen Itza is to be found in the notes of Diego de Landa, Bishop of Yucatan, […]
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Vol. I / No. 3
By: M.R. Harrington
Some Customs of the Delaware Indians: American Section
When Penn made his first treaty with the Indians, their council fires burned at Shackamaxon, the site of Germantown. Here, […]
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Vol. I / No. 3
By: F.G. Speck
An Algonkian Myth: American Section
In the Indian villages of New England and the Maritime Provinces of Canada where the Penobscots, the Mali-sits, the Micmacs […]
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