Ceremonial Costumes of the Pueblo Indians

  PREFACE
  AUTHOR'S PREFACE
  INTRODUCTION
  NOTE ON PRONUNCIATION OF INDIAN WORDS AND PHRASES

 collapse sectionPART ONE  THE PUEBLOS, THEIR HISTORY AND PRESENT LIFE
 History
 collapse sectionLocation of Pueblos
 Hopi.
 Zuñi.
 Rio Grande.
 Acoma.
 Laguna.
 San Felipe.
 Santa Ana and Sia.
 Santo Domingo.
 Cochiti.
 Isleta and Sandia.
 Jemez.
 Nambé and Tesuque.
 San Ildefonso.
 Santa Clara.
 San Juan.
 Picuris.
 Taos.
 Climate
 Social Customs
 Architecture
 Agriculture
 Pottery
 collapse sectionDress
 Hair arrangement.
 Communal Life
 Government
 Manners
 collapse sectionReligion
 Pantheon of supernaturals.
 Organizations.
 Kiva.
 Ritual.
 Cults.
 The dance.
 Ceremonial Calendar
 The Influence of the Catholic Church

 collapse sectionPART TWO  COSTUME MATERIALS AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE
 collapse sectionFabrication of Cloth
 Fiber.
 Spinning.
 Weaving.
 Preparation of Skins
 collapse sectionFeathers
 Macaw.
 Turkey.
 Eagle.
 Duck.
 Crow and owl.
 collapse sectionNature Forms
 Evergreen.
 Gourds.
 Yucca.
 Corn.
 Cotton.
 Herbs and flowers.
 collapse sectionDecoration
 Color.
 Paints and stains.
 Dyes.
 Embroidery.

 collapse sectionPART THREE  DETAILED ANALYSES OF PARTS OF COSTUMES
 Body Paint
 Mantles
 collapse sectionBody Garments
 Breechclout.
 Kilt.
 Shirt.
 Women's dress.
 Trousers.
 collapse sectionLeg Coverings
 Leggings.
 Garters.
 Anklets.
 Moccasins.
 collapse sectionArm Ornaments
 Arm bands.
 collapse sectionAccessories
 Sash.
 Belt.
 Foxskin.
 Bandoleers.
 Jewelry.
 Sun-disk ornament.
 collapse sectionDance Properties
 Rattles.
 Wands.
 Baskets.
 Make-up
 Headdresses
 collapse sectionMasks
 Half mask.
 Face mask.
 Helmet mask.
 Ornamentation of masks.

 collapse sectionPART FOUR  COSTUMES IN RELATION TO THE PRAYER DRAMA
 Origin of Ceremonial Costume
 Fundamental Ceremonial Costume
 collapse sectionCostumes for Impersonations
 Buffalo Dance, San Ildefonso.
 The Buffalo Dance, Tesuque.
 Dance of the Game Animals, San Felipe.
 The Eagle Dance.
 collapse sectionComparison of Style
 Taos.
 San Ildefonso.
 San Juan.
 Hopi.
 Ceremonial Powamu, Hopi
 Ceremonial Kokochi, Zuñi
 collapse sectionClowns
 "Chiffoneti."
 Mudheads.

  APPENDIX
 collapse sectionNotes
 History
 Location of Pueblos
 Social Customs
 Architecture
 Agriculture
 Pottery
 Dress
 Communal Life
 Manners
 Religion
 Ceremonial Calendar
 The Influence of the Catholic Church
 Fabrication of Cloth
 Preparation of Skins
 Feathers
 Nature Forms
 Decoration
 PART THREE DETAILED ANALYSES OF PARTS OF COSTUMES
 Body Paint
 Mantles
 Body Garments
 Leg Coverings
 Arm Ornaments
 Accessories
 Dance Properties
 Make-up
 Headdresses
 Masks
 PART FOUR COSTUMES IN RELATION TO THE PRAYER DRAMA
 Fundamental Ceremonial Costume
 Costumes for Impersonations
 Comparison of Style
 Ceremonial Powamu, Hopi
 Ceremonial Kokochi, Zuñi
 Clowns
  BIBLIOGRAPHY

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