Ceremonial Costumes of the Pueblo Indians |
PREFACE |
AUTHOR'S PREFACE |
INTRODUCTION |
NOTE ON PRONUNCIATION OF INDIAN WORDS AND PHRASES |
PART ONE THE PUEBLOS, THEIR HISTORY AND PRESENT LIFE |
• | History |
Location 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 |
Dress |
• | Hair arrangement. |
• | Communal Life |
• | Government |
• | Manners |
Religion |
• | Pantheon of supernaturals. |
• | Organizations. |
• | Kiva. |
• | Ritual. |
• | Cults. |
• | The dance. |
• | Ceremonial Calendar |
• | The Influence of the Catholic Church |
PART TWO COSTUME MATERIALS AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE |
Fabrication of Cloth |
• | Fiber. |
• | Spinning. |
• | Weaving. |
• | Preparation of Skins |
Feathers |
• | Macaw. |
• | Turkey. |
• | Eagle. |
• | Duck. |
• | Crow and owl. |
Nature Forms |
• | Evergreen. |
• | Gourds. |
• | Yucca. |
• | Corn. |
• | Cotton. |
• | Herbs and flowers. |
Decoration |
• | Color. |
• | Paints and stains. |
• | Dyes. |
• | Embroidery. |
PART THREE DETAILED ANALYSES OF PARTS OF COSTUMES |
• | Body Paint |
• | Mantles |
Body Garments |
• | Breechclout. |
• | Kilt. |
• | Shirt. |
• | Women's dress. |
• | Trousers. |
Leg Coverings |
• | Leggings. |
• | Garters. |
• | Anklets. |
• | Moccasins. |
Arm Ornaments |
• | Arm bands. |
Accessories |
• | Sash. |
• | Belt. |
• | Foxskin. |
• | Bandoleers. |
• | Jewelry. |
• | Sun-disk ornament. |
Dance Properties |
• | Rattles. |
• | Wands. |
• | Baskets. |
• | Make-up |
• | Headdresses |
Masks |
• | Half mask. |
• | Face mask. |
• | Helmet mask. |
• | Ornamentation of masks. |
PART FOUR COSTUMES IN RELATION TO THE PRAYER DRAMA |
• | Origin of Ceremonial Costume |
• | Fundamental Ceremonial Costume |
Costumes for Impersonations |
• | Buffalo Dance, San Ildefonso. |
• | The Buffalo Dance, Tesuque. |
• | Dance of the Game Animals, San Felipe. |
• | The Eagle Dance. |
Comparison of Style |
• | Taos. |
• | San Ildefonso. |
• | San Juan. |
• | Hopi. |
• | Ceremonial Powamu, Hopi |
• | Ceremonial Kokochi, Zuñi |
Clowns |
• | "Chiffoneti." |
• | Mudheads. |
APPENDIX |
Notes |
• | 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 |