Shrines] unearthed at Awatobi613[Shrines] of the Hopi613Shuñopoviin 1782579[Shuñopovi],Old, discussed582Sichomovicompared with Walpi642[Sichomovi], Tewa name for642[Sichomovi], when established578,636Sikyatkiand Awatobi pottery compared623,659[Sikyatki] and modern Hopi pottery compared649[Sikyatki], destruction of633[Sikyatki], etymology of636[Sikyatki] inhabitants settle at Awatobi596[Sikyatki] people harrassed by Walpians588[Sikyatki], prehistoric character of592,632[Sikyatki] ruins described631-742[Sikyatki], reasons for excavating591[Sikyatki] ruins examined535Sitesof Tusayan pueblos578Sitgreaves, L., on ruins near San Francisco mountains532,533[Sitgreaves, L.], cited on selenite deposits643Slipper-form vesselsfrom Sikyatki652Smokingin Hopi ceremony734Snakerepresented on pottery671,677[Snake],seePlumed snake.Snake hunt, taboo of work during639Snake people, absence of, at Sikyatki740[Snake people], early arrival of, at Tusayan582[Snake people], northern origin of575[Snake people] settle at Walpi617Snake-rattlein Sikyatki grave740[Snake-rattle] used for ornament740Sorcery, Awatobi men accused of603Spanish objectsfound at Awatobi606,623,631[Spanish objects] unknown to early Tusayan741Spattering, pottery decorated by650,668,671,677Spoonsfrom Sikyatki described655[Spoons],seePottery.Squashindigenous to the southwest621[Squash] flower, symbolism of the661Squaw mountain, cavate dwellings near534Stalactitesin Sikyatki graves730Starfigures on Sikyatki pottery702,724[Star] symbol on Hopi pottery696[Star] symbols on Sikyatki pottery680,690Stephen, A. M., on Awatobi kivas612[Stephen, A. M.], on Horn-house and Bat-house590[Stephen, A. M.], on Mishiptonga ruin590[Stephen, A. M.], on occupancy of Küküchomo587[Stephen, A. M.], on origin of certain katcina666Stevenson, James, ruins discovered by532Stevenson, M. C., on Keresan cannibal giants665Stick swallowingby the Hopi664Stone implementsfrom Awatobi625-626[Stone implements] from Honanki571[Stone implements] from Sikyatki729Sun figurein Powamû ceremony702Sunflowersymbols on Sikyatki pottery702Sun symbol, cross allied to623[Sun symbol] on Sikyatki pottery699-701Sun worshipof the Hopi699Supela, Awatobi legend repeated by603Swastikafigures on Sikyatki pottery703Tabooof work during snake hunt639Tadpolefigures on Sikyatki pottery658,677Talla-hogan, meaning of594[Talla-hogan], Navaho name of Awatobi594Tanoanmigration to Tusayan578,600,636Tapolo, an Awatobi chief603,611Tataukyamû, a Hopi priesthood611Tatcukti, a Hopi clown-priest659Tawa (sun) phratry, southern origin of529Tcino, garden of, at Sikyatki638,640,646Terraced figuresof Mexico and Tusayan705[Terraced figures] on Sikyatki pottery701,703Tewa peopleoccupy Payüpki584[Tewa people], progressiveness of, in Tusayan580Textile fabricsfrom Awatobi629-630[Textile fabrics], absence of, at Sikyatki649[Textile fabrics] found in Honanki572,573[Textile fabrics], Sikyatki dead wrapped with656Tinder tubefrom Honanki572,573Tobacco,seeSmoking.Tobacco phratryin Awatobi611Tobar, Pedro, visits Tusayan in 1540578,595,596,631Tonto, origin of term534Tonto Basin, ruins in534Totonaka, a Hopi deity647Totonteacidentified with Tusayan534[Totonteac], suggested origin of534Toysof pottery from Sikyatki656Trailsceremonially closed596-597Trincherasdefined550[Trincheras] in Red-rock country549,550Trujillo, José, probably killed at Shuñopovi600Tsêgi canyonand Tusayan pottery compared623[Tsêgi canyon] formerly occupied by Hopi clans658[Tsêgi canyon],seeChelly canyon.Tubes, bone, from Awatobi627Tucano, name applied to Tusayan595Tucayan, name applied to Tusayan595Tukinobi, ruin of, described589Turquoisbeads found at Honanki573[Turquois] mosaics of the Hopi662[Turquois] objects in Sikyatki graves641,733Tusayan, application of term577[Tusayan] identified with Hopi villages595[Tusayan] ruins discussed577-742[Tusayan] towns in 1540606[Tusayan],seeHopi.Tuzan, name applied to Tusayan595Tylor, E. B., cited on primitive sacrifice738Utedepredations in Tusayan585[Ute], late appearance of, at Tusayan581Vargas, Diego de, Awatobi visited by594[Vargas, Diego de], Tusayan conquered by600Vases,seePottery.Vegetal designson Hopi pottery698-699Verde valleyand Tusayan ruins compared573[Verde valley], archeology of530[Verde valley] ruins discussed536,576Vetancurt, A. de, Awatobi mentioned by594[Vetancurt, A. de], on destruction of Awatobi mission600Voth, H. R., decorated bowl collected by665[Voth, H. R.], on ancient pottery found at Oraibi607Wallsof Honanki described559[Walls] of Palatki ruin557[Walls],seeMasonry.Walnut canyon, cliff houses in532Walpi, ancient, pottery of660[Walpi] compared with other villages642[Walpi], former sites of585,635[Walpi], gradual desertion of586[Walpi] in 1540578[Walpi] in 1782579[Walpi], origin of name585[Walpi], southern origin of clans of529Walther, Henry, pottery repaired by682War godsymbolism on Hopi pottery664Waterused in Hopi ceremony689Water-house peopleof Tusayan672[Water-house people],seePatki.Water supplyof Sikyatki638,646Weaponsof ancient Tusayan596,598Whistles, bone, from Awatobi627[Whistles] used in Hopi ceremonies628Winship, G. P., acknowledgments to527[Winship, G. P.], Castañeda's narrative translated by596Wipo springin Tusayan639Woodin Palatki ruin555[Wood], method of working, at Honanki571[Wood], remains of, at Honanki562,566[Wood], objects of, from Honanki572Wood's ranch, pictograph bowlder near545XumupamÃidentified with Shuñopovi599Yuccafiber anciently used572Zagnato, an Awatobi synonym594Zaguate, an Awatobi synonym594Zaguato, an Awatobi synonym594Zinni-jinne,seeKinnazinde.Zuñiand other pottery compared623[Zuñi] origin of Kintiel534,591[Zuñi], Shalako ceremony of700[Zuñi], snake figures on pottery of677[Zuñi], southern origin of clans of574[Zuñi], stick-swallowing at664