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[Illustration: An illustration of an ornate building entrance framed by American flags.]
[Illustration: A photograph of a Pueblo community in Southwest America.]
INDIAN NOTES
AND MONOGRAPHS
VOL. VIII
A SERIES OF PUBLICATIONS RELATING TO THE
AMERICAN ABORIGINES
ZUÑI BREADSTUFF
BY
FRANK HAMILTON CUSHING
NEW YORK
MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN
HEYE FOUNDATION
1920
THIS series of INDIAN NOTES AND MONOGRAPHS is devoted primarily to the publication of the results of studies by members of the staff of the Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation, and is uniform with HISPANIC NOTES AND MONOGRAPHS, published by the Hispanic Society of America, with which organization this Museum is in cordial coöperation.
FOREWORD
CHAPTER I, CREATION, AND THE ORIGIN OF CORN
CHAPTER II, THE ORIGIN OF THE DRAGONFLY AND OF THE CORN PRIESTS, OR GUARDIANS OF THE SEED
CHAPTER III, LAND LAW AND LABOR
CHAPTER IV, CORN-RAISING, OR "THE DECAY OF THE SEED"
CHAPTER V, CORN-RAISING, OR "THE REGENERATION OF THE SEED"
CHAPTER VI, I'-NO-TE-KWE A-WEN I'-Tâ-WE, OR THE "FOOD OF THE ANCIENTS"
CHAPTER VII, NA'-NA-KWE A-WEN I'-Tâ-WE, OR THE "FOOD OF THE GRANDFATHERS"
CHAPTER VIII, "THE YOUNG MEN WHO WERE FOND OF PARCHED CORN AND SWEET GRUEL, OR THE FOUR AWKWARD SUITORS"
CHAPTER IX, Tâ-A I'-Tâ-WE, OR THE "FOOD OF THE SEED OF SEEDS"
CHAPTER X, HE'-WE I'Tâ-WE, or THE WAFER FOODS
CHAPTER XI, KHIA' I'-TA-WE, OR WHEAT FOOD. THE INTRODUCTION, CULTIVATION, AND USE OF WHEAT AMONG THE ZUÑIS
CHAPTER XII, HU'-MU-A K'IA-NA-KWE, OR "THE CROONER BANDS"
CHAPTER XIII, THE STORY OF THE YOUNG HUNTER
CHAPTER XIV, HOW HE LEARNED TO HUNT
CHAPTER XV, HOW HE WAS DIVORCED
CHAPTER XVI, HOW HE TWICE RETURNED
CHAPTER XVII, ABOUT SOME INDIAN MEALS
CHAPTER XVIII, MORE INDIAN MEALS
CHAPTER XIX, CORN DANCES AND FESTIVALS
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