| Accouchement among the Omahas | 263 |
| Adoption of children among the Omahas | 265, 281 |
| Adultery among the Omahas | 364 |
| Affinities in Omaha kinship | 255 |
| Age, Omaha life in old | 274 |
| Agriculture among the Omahas | 302 |
| Amusements of the Omahas | 334-342 |
| ; Cards | 341 |
| ; Children's | 341 |
| ; Diving | 341 |
| ; Hitting the stone | 339 |
| ; Plumstone shooting | 334 |
| ; Shooting at the rolling-wheel | 335 |
| ; Stick and ring | 337 |
| ; Stick counting | 338 |
| ; Women's game of ball | 338 |
| Animals, how divided among Omaha hunters | 300 |
| Anba-Hebe cited on tradition of the pipes | 222 |
| Archery, Omaha skill in | 291 |
| Arrows, Each Omaha has his own set of | 291 |
| Assembly, The Omaha tribal | 361 |
| gentile | 362 |
| Attack in war, Omaha preparation for making | 326 |
| receiving | 313 |
| Bags, Ordeal of the sacred | 328 |
| Ball, Omaha woman's game of | 338 |
| Bashfulness of Omahas | 262 |
| Bandolier, A.T., on Cochiti Indian weaving | 361 |
| Bathing among Omahas | 269 |
| Beans as a food among Omahas | 308 |
| Begging dance | 355 |
| Berries as a food among Omahas | 306 |
| Birth, Omaha ceremony on the fifth day after | 245 |
| Birthnames, Omaha | 227, 231, 232, 236, 237, 239, 240, 243, 244, 245, 248 |
| Black Shoulder gens of Omahas | 228-233 |
| ; Birthnames | 231 |
| ; Myth of creation. | 229 |
| ; Mythical origin of | 229 |
| ; Names | 231 |
| ; Style of wearing the hair. | 342 |
| , Witcita | 349 |
| , wolf | 348 |
| Death, Omaha ceremonies at | 229, 233 |
| Deer Head gens, The Omaha | 245 |
| Differentiation of organs in the State | 216 |
| Diseases of Omaha children | 265 |
| Distribution of parts of animals | 300 |
| Diving, Omaha | 341 |
| Domestic etiquette among Omahas | 262 |
| Domestic life among the Omahas | 258-275 |
| Dorsey, Rev. J. Owen, Omaha Sociology | 205-370 |
| Dougherty on Omaha child-bearing age | 267 |
| games with cards | 341 |
| killickinnick | 310 |
| marriage customs | 259, 263 |
| number of children | 264 |
| plumstone shooting | 334 |
| Dress of Omaha dancers | 344, 348, 346, 349, 350, 352, 353 |
| Drinks of Omahas | 309 |
| Drunkenness broken up among Omahas | 370 |
| Early migration of ?egiha tribes | 211-213 |
| Elections of Omaha chiefs | 358 |
| Elk gens, The | 225-228 |
| ; Names | 227 |
| ; Scouts | 226 |
| ; Style of wearing the hair | 225 |
| ; Taboo | 225 |
| ; The sacred tent | 226 |
| ; Worship of thunder | 227 |
| Elopement, Omaha marriage by | 260 |
| Etiquette, Omaha domestic | 262 |
| Falsehood detected among Omahas by ordeal | 328, 370 |
| Fasting in sun-dance | 272 |
| Feasting societies, Omaha | 342 |
| Feasts | 270, 272 |
| Feasts after return from war | 331, 332 |
| at election of chiefs | 361 |
| , Calumet | 279 |
| preliminary | 252 |
| , consanguineous | 253 |
| , partial | 252-258 |
| , peculiarities of | 254 |
| Law among Omahas | 364-370 |
| as to maiming | 365 |
| quarreling and fighting | 364 |
| social vices | 364-365 |
| witchcraft | 364 |
| ; Corporation | 367 |
| for membership of gens | 225 |
| Government | 367 |
| , International | 368 |
| , Marriage | 255-258 |
| , Military | 368 |
| , National | 367 |
| , Personal | 304-365 |
| , Property | 366 |
| , Religious | 368 |
| Life of Omahas, Domestic | 258-275 |
| Make-no-fight dance, The Omaha | 352 |
| MaÑ¢iÑka-gaxe gens, The Omaha | 242 |
| Mandan dance, The | 332 |
| feast, The | 273 |
| Marriage, Age for Omaha | 259 |
| ; Celibacy among Omahas | 269 |
| customs among Omahas | 259 |
| feasts | 260 |
| laws of Omahas | 255-258 |
| , Permissive | 257 |
| , Prohibitory | 256 |
| ; Remarriage | 258 |
| ; Rights of parents | 268 |
| ; Widowers | 268 |
| ; Widows | 267 |
| among Omahas, permanence of | 261 |
| Meals, Omaha | 271-273 |
| Meat as food among Omahas | 303 |
| Medicines or fetiches carried on journeys by Omahas | 276 |
| Melons as food among Omahas | 306 |
| Membership of gens among Omahas, Law of | 225 |
| Migration of ?egiha tribes | 211-213 |
| the Omahas | 213-214 |
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| , Importance of the | 258 |
| , Referred to in Anba-Hebe's tradition | 222, 223 |
| , Sections of | 215, 237, 239, 240 |
| , Subsections of | 239 |
| Sun-dance, The | 297, 298, 355 |
| , Fasting in | 272 |
| System of kinship, Omaha | 252-255 |
| Taboos of the Omaha gentes | 225, 230, 231, 235, 237,238, 239, 240, 241, 244, 245, 248 |
| Tents, Powers of the keepers of the sacred | 362 |
| , Rules for pitching | 220-221 |
| , The sacred | 221, 226, 233 |
| Thanksgiving before return from hunt, Omaha | 293 |
| Theft among Omahas | 367 |
| Thunder bird myth, Worship of | 227 |
| Tobacco of the Omahas | 309 |
| Tradition of the pipes, Omaha | 222 |
| sacred pole, Omaha | 234 |
| , Ponka | 234 |
| Trapping, Omaha | 301 |
| Traps, Omaha fish | 302 |
| Tribal circles, Omaha | 219, 220, 286 |
| council, The Omaha | 361 |
| Tukala dance obtained from the Dakotas, The | 354 |
| Two Crows cited in Omaha Sociology passim | 205-370 |
| Vices, Omaha social | 364 |
| Visiting customs, Omaha | 276-282 |
| Visitors' dance of relating exploits, Omaha | 352 |
| Wacicka dance, The | 342 |
| War customs of the Omahas: In defensive | 312-314 |
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