Index
Index admixture. See blood quantum; hypergamy; hypergyny AIM. See American Indian Movement Alabama-Coushatta Indians. See Coushatta Indians Alabama (state), recognition of Creek Indians , 65–67 alcohol abuse, 89–107; among Hopi Indians , 91–92; among Huron Indians, 96; among Navajo Indians, 91–92; among Seminole Indians, 23; attempted prohibition among Cherokee, 98–99; bootlegging , 99–100; cultural norms and modeling, 100–102; “drunken Indian” stereotype, 90; historical use, 95–100; introduction to North America, 95–96; moonshine, 99–100; mortality rates, 105–6; theories of causality, 90 Alcoholics Anonymous, and Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, 103 The Alcohol Republic: An American Tradition , 97 alcohol studies: in Annual Review of Anthropology , 93–94; in Southeast, 94–95 “The American Indian Holocaust: Healing Historical Unresolved Grief,” 100 American Indian Movement (AIM), 43–44 anthropologists: and federal recognition process, 71–85; roles of, 135 Archaeological Resources Protection Act (ARPA), 43 arts and crafts: basketry, 162–64; carving, 166; development of, 157–60; dolls, 168; education and training, 161; Indian Arts and Crafts Act, 161–62; intertribal art shows, 158; legislation, 161–62; Mayan, 118; miniatures, 161; models, 169; paintings , 167–68; pottery, 164–65; sculpture, 165–66; souvenirs, 169–70; and tourist trade, 160–61; toys, 168–69 art shows, 158, 167 Bailey, Barbara, 128 BAR. See Branch of Acknowledgment and Research Basket, Nancy, 163–64 basketry, 162–64 baskets, miniature, 170 Baum, L. Frank, 184–85 BIA. See Bureau of Indian Affairs Big Cypress Reservation, 18, 68 Black, Francis L., 196 Blackburn, Gideon, 98 blood quantum, 83, 84; and ethnicity, 74; and Lumbee recognition process, 82; and tribal membership, 78–81. See also hypergyny Boas, Franz, 12, 187–94, 200, 201, 202 Boas database, 187–94 Bolin, Robert, 128 Bolton, Patricia, 128 bootlegging, 99–100 Bourguignon, Erika, 148–49, 153 Bowers, Dan, 128 bows and arrows, miniatures, 168–69 Branch of Acknowledgment and Research (BAR), 73 Brant, Marie Osceola, 131, 133 Brazil, umbanda ceremony, 148–49, 150, 151 Brighton Reservation, 17–28, 19–23; population ¤gures, 20–21; social structure, 22–23 Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA): and Creek Indians, 66–67; Damage Assessment Team, 129–30; and federal recognition process, 73–74; and Miccosukee Indians, 130, 135 Caddo Indians, 42 Cameon, Randi, 121 Campbell, Ben Nighthorse, 79, 80 Campbell, Gregory R., 201 Campisi, Jack, 75, 77 Camposeco, Jeronimo, 111–12, 113–14, 116, 117, 123, 124 Carleton, Kenneth H., 81 Carrescia, Olivia, 119–20, 122 carving, wood and stone, 166 Catawba Cultural Preservation Project (CCPP), 36 Catawba Indians, 33; celebrations, 36; federal recognition, 52, 58–60; involvement with archaeological research, 35–36, 41; pottery, 164–65 Chambers, Erve, 135, 136, 137 Cherokee Indians: con®icts over excavations , 43; Green Corn Ceremony, 13; and hypergyny, 187; language, 15; pottery , 164, 165; and Removal, 60. See also Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians Chickasaw-Choctaw trade language. See Mobilian Jargon Chitimacha Indians: basketry, 163; federal recognition, 53, 54–55 Choctaw Indians: basketry, 164. See also Jena Choctaw citizenship, 52–53 clan system, Seminole Indians, 22–23 Clifford, James, 75 Cohen, Felix, 82 Colorado River Indian Tribes museum, 170 Commission of Indian Affairs (CIA), recognition of Seminole Indians, 68–69 Corn Maya: and community con®icts, 115– 17; development of, 114–15; documentaries of, 117–18; in®uence upon by anthropologists , 122–23 Coushatta Indians: basketry, 164; federal recognition, 52, 55–57; use of Mobilian Jargon, 179 crafts. See arts and crafts Creek Indians: federal recognition, 65–67; and hypergyny, 187; language, 18–19; treaties with, 65–66; use of Mobilian Jargon, 179 Creek War, 65 Croatan Indians. See Lumbee Indians Crow, Berdina, 168 Crow, Richard, 168 culture brokers, 113 The Cultures of Drinking within a Native American Community, 94 Curtis Act, 62–63, 66 Cypress, Billy, 134 DAC. See Disaster Assistance Center Daily, R. C., 96 dance: regalia, 146–47; at Waccamaw powwow , 145, 146–47 Dania Reservation, 18, 68 Davis, Shelton, 113, 114 Dawes Commission: and Choctaw Indians, 62–63; and Creek Indians, 66 Dawes Commission Act, 64 Deadly Medicine: Indians and Alcohol in Early America, 96 DeBruyn, Lemyra M., 100, 102 Deloria, Vine, Jr., 17, 26, 78 Department of Interior: recognition of Catawba Indians, 59; recognition of Choctaw Indians, 63, 64; recognition of Seminole Indians, 68–69 Disaster Assistance Center (DAC), 130, 131 Dixon, Roland B., 189 documentaries, of Maya of Florida, 119–20 doll houses, 169 dolls, 168 Drinking Behavior among Southwestern Indians , 92 Drinking Careers, 91 Drunken Comportment, 90, 95 “drunken Indian” stereotype, 90 Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians...
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