Picuris mentioned in Jicarilla myth, 68
Pigeon in Apache myth, 27, 28
Pima, Apache name for, 134 Garcés among the, 4 in Apache war, 7 Jicarilla name for, 135 Navaho name for, 138
Pinaleños established at San Carlos, 8
Pine Squirrel People of the Navaho, 84
Pine-squirrel pouch of Hasché̆ltĭ, 121
Piñon, creation of, in Apache myth, 27 nuts of, eaten by Apache, 19 pollen of, used by Apache, 38 tea made from bark of, 19 used in ceremonial enclosure, 57 used for mythic water bottle, 21, 27, 30 water bottles coated with gum of, 132
Pipes in Navaho myth, 103, 108-110, 115
Plains Indians, Jicarilla name for, 135
Plains People, a Jicarilla band, 54
Plants used in medicine, 36
Poisoned tobacco in Navaho myth, 103
Political organization of the Apache, 132 of the Jicarillas, 135 of the Navaho, 136 See CHIEFS; GOVERNMENT
Pollen, deification of, 3 gathering of, by Apache, 133 god personators sprinkled with, 49 in Navaho mythology, 84, 91, 94 use of, by Apache, 34, 38-41, 43, 133 used in childbirth, 39, 40 used in marriage ceremony, 126 used in Night Chant, 119 used in puberty rite, 46 See HÁDĬNTĬN NALÍ̆N; HÁDĬNTĬN SKHĬN; TÁDĬTĬN
Polygamy among the Apache, 13-14 among the Jicarillas, 55 among the Navaho, 76
Population of the Apache, 13, 131 of the Jicarillas, 134 of the Navaho, 136
Porcupine in Navaho myth, 97
Potatoes, wild, eaten by Apache, 19
Pottery made by Navaho gods, 95 of the Apache, 20 of the Jicarillas, 135 of the Navaho, 76, 77, 136
Pouch for image used by Apache, 41 for meal used by Hasché̆ltĭ, 121 for medicine used by Navaho, 77, 120 for pollen among Apache, 38
Prayers, how symbolized by Apache, 3 in Navaho ceremonies, 138 Navaho, character of, 77-78 of the Apache, 34-37, 133 on erection of hogán, 136 to animal spirits, 39
Prayer-sticks of turkey feathers, 117 See KĔDÁN
Precious Stone deities of the Navaho, 96 See JEWELS
Presidios established to check Apache, 5
Prickly pears eaten by Apache, 19
Property of women among Navaho, 76
Property marks of Apache, 18
Property right among Apache, 22 among Jicarillas, 55
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