Old Man’s Playing Ground: Gaming and Trade on the Plains/Plateau Frontier

Appendix B:Hoop-and-Pole Game Variants

277 Appendix B Hoop‑and‑Pole Game Variants Case First Nation1 Source Diameter - 12" Stone Netted Multiple spokes Single spoke Bead(s) 1. Old Man's Playing Ground HBCA E.3/2 fo. 17; Ewers 1958: 157-158; Schultz 1919: 63 X 2. A’aninin Culin 1907: 447; Flannery and Cooper 1946: 395- 402 X X X X X 3. Achomawi Culin 1907: 494 X 4. Apache (Chiricahua) Culin 1907: 449 X 5. Apache (Coyotero) Hoffman 1878: 480-481 X X 6. Apache (Jicarilla) Culin 1907: 449; Mooney 1898:201 7. Apache (Kiowa) Shaman 1966: 41-43 8. Apache (Mescalero) Cremony 1868: 302; Culin 1907: 449-450 X 9. Apache (San Carlos) Culin 1907: 450 X X 10. Apache (White Mountain) Culin 1907: 450-457 X X X X 11. Apsáalooke Culin 1907: 502; Hayden 1862: 408 X X X X 12. Arapaho Culin 1907: 441-443; Dorsey and Kroeber 1903: 181, 275, 364; Mooney 1896: 994 X X X 13. Arikara Brackenridge 1814: 255; Bradbury 1817: 126; Culin 1907: 461-462; Dorsey 1904b: 15 X 14. Bannock Culin 1907: 495 15. Bayogoula and Mugulasha Culin 1907: 485; Margry 1880: 261 X 16. Bellacoola Culin 1907: 489-490 X X X 17. Caddo Culin 1907: 462-463; Dorsey 1905: 35 18. Caughnawaga Culin 1907: 474-475; Long 1791: 53 19. Cherokee Culin 1907: 475; Mooney 1902:311, 314, 434; Timberlake 1765: 77 X 278 PREFACE Case First Nation1 Source Diameter - 12" Stone Netted Multiple spokes Single spoke Bead(s) 20. Cheyenne Culin 1907: 442-443, 445-446; Kroeber 1900: 163; Mooney 1896: 994 X X X X 21. Chippewa Culin 1907: 446 X X 22. Choctaw Adair 1775: 401; Culin 1907:485-486; Romans 1775: 79 X X 23. Chowchilla Culin 1907: 484 X 24. Chualpay (Colville) Culin 1907: 457; Kane 1855: 276, 1859: 310 X X 25. Chukchansi Culin 1907: 482 X 26. Dakota (Oglala) Culin 1907: 501-507; Mallery 1893: 547; Meeker 1901: 23, 26-27 X X X X 27. Dakota (Teton) Culin 1907: 508; Dorsey 1891: 334; Walker 1905: 278 X 28. Dakota (Yankton) Culin 1907: 508-510 X X 29. Delawares Brinton 1890: 186; Culin 1907: 446 30. Eno Culin 1907: 510-511; Lawson 1714: 57; Lederer 1672: 18 X X 31. Eskimo (Aivilirmiut and Kinipetu) Boas 1901:110; Culin 1907: 473-474 32. Eskimo (Central) Boas 1888: 568; Culin 1907: 472-473 33. Eskimo (Western) Culin 1907: 474; Nelson 1899: 334 X X 34. Haida Culin 1907: 517 35. Hidatsa Boller 1868: 159; Culin 1907: 511; Wied 1843: 422 X 36. Hopi Culin 1907: 496-498 X X 37. Huma Culin 1907: 486; Gravier 1861: 143 X 38. Kainai Culin 1907: 443-444 X X X 39. Kalispel Culin 1907: 490; Giordia 1879 X X 40. Keres Culin 1907: 478 X 41. Kiowa Culin 1907: 478 X X 42. Klamath Culin 1907: 479-482; Dorsey 1901b: 17 X X X 43. Koyeti Culin 1907: 482 X X 44. Ktunaxa Turney-High 1941: 160 X X 45. Kwakiutl Culin 1907: 519-521; Hunt 1902: 295 X X X 46. Makah Culin 1907: 522; Dorsey 1901a: 69 X 47. Mandan Catlin 1841: 132; Culin 1907: 511-513; Lewis 1814: 143; Wied 1843: 358 X X X 48. Mohave Culin 1907: 523-525; Whipple 1856: 114 X 49. Muskogee Culin 1907: 486-88; Hawkins 1848: 71; Squier 1850: 135 GABRIEL M. YANICKI 279 Case First Nation1 Source Diameter - 12" Stone Netted Multiple spokes Single spoke Bead(s) 50. Nakoda Culin 1907: 502; MacLean 1896: 26 51. Natchez Culin 1907: 488, Le Page du Pratz 1758: 4 X X 52. Navaho Culin 1907: 457-460; Matthews 1897: note 76, 1902: 15 X X X 53. Nehiyaw Canadian Museum of Civilization 2005 X X 54. Nimíipuu Culin 1907: 493; MacLean 1896: 42 55. Nishinam Culin 1907: 489 X X 56. Niska Boas 1890: 583; Culin 1907: 471 57. Nootka Boas 1891: 590; Culin 1907: 523 58. Ntlakyapamuk Culin 1907: 491-492; Teit 1900: 273 X X X 59. Omaha Culin 1907: 514-516; Dorsey 1884: 335, 1890: 162 X X X X 60. Osage Culin 1907: 516-517; Hunter 1823: 273 61. Paiute Culin 1907: 498-499 X X X 62. Pawnee Culin 1907: 463-469; Dorsey 1904c: 343; Dunbar 1882: 749; Grinnell 1901: 425; Irving 1835: 142; Long 1823: 444; Murray 1839: 321; Pike 1810: appendix to pt. 2, p. 15 X X X...