← Myths of the Cherokee / Extract from the Nineteenth Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology

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Iawanie, see Heyowani.

Ice Man, myth of –,

Illustrations, work in xxx–xxxi

Imitation, part played by, in sports lxiv, lxv–lxvi

Indian Territory, population of

Indian Territory, steps toward opening up of –

Insects, myths and lore concerning , –, , , ,

Intermarriage of whites with Cherokee

Intruders in territory of civilized tribes ,

Irish blood among Cherokee

Iroquoian tribes, distribution of

Iroquoian tribes, migrations of –

Iroquoian tribes, study of languages of xxvi

Iroquoian tribes, work among xviii

Iroquois, attitude of, during Revolution

Iroquois, blood of, among Cherokee

Iroquois, Cherokee relations with , ,

Iroquois, control of revenues of

Iroquois, legends of Cherokee wars with , –, –

Iroquois, migration to Canada by

Iroquois, mode of addressing Delawares used by

Iroquois, myths of , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

Iroquois name for Catawba

Iroquois name for Cherokee

Iroquois, peace embassies of , , –, , –, –, –

Iroquois, peace towns among

Iroquois, sketch of –

Iroquois, study of fraternities and cults of xlvii

Irrigation by inhabitants of Pueblo Viejo xv

Irving on De Soto’s route , ,

Ish, John, killing of

Iskagua, change of name by

Issa, De Soto’s visit to

Itaba, see Ytaua.

Itâgû′nâhĭ, see Ax, John.

Ivy, A. E., on Cherokee schools