OMAHA SOCIOLOGY.
By J. Owen Dorsey.

James Owen Dorsey
Page.
Plate	XXX.—	Map showing the migrations of the Omahas and cognate tribes	212
	XXXI.—	Tent of Agaha-wacuce	237
	XXXII.—	Omaha system of consanguinities	253
	XXXIII.—	Omaha system of affinities	255
Fig.	12.—	The Omaha tribal circle	220
	13.—	Places of the chiefs, &c., in the tribal assembly	224
	14.—	IÑke-sabe tent	230
	15.—	IÑke-sabe style of wearing the hair	230
	16.—	IÑke-sabe Gentile assembly	231
	17.—	The sacred pole	234
	18.—	Wasabe-hit`aj? style of wearing the hair	237
	19.—	[T]e-sinde style of wearing the hair	244
	20.—	The weawan or calumet pipe	277
	21.—	Rattles used in the pipe dance	278
	22.—	The Dakota style of tobacco pouch used by the Omahas in the pipe dance	278
	23.—	The position of the pipes, the ear of corn, &c.	279
	24.—	Decoration of child's face	280
	25.—	Showing positions of the long tent, the pole, and rows of "?a" within the tribal circle	295
	26.—	Figures of pumpkins	306
	27.—	The Webajab	310
	28.—	The Weubajan	311
	29.—	Front view of the iron	311
	30.—	Old Ponka fort	314
	31.—	Diagram showing places of the guests, messengers, etc.	315
	32.—	The banaÑge	336
	33.—	The sticks	336
	34.—	Nanan au h?