Author:James Mooney
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| An American anthropologist who lived for several years among the Cherokee. In 1885 he became connected with the Bureau of American Ethnology at Washington, D.C. He compiled a tribal list containing 3,000 titles. His most notable work was his ethnographic study of the Ghost Dance. |
[edit] Contributions to the Catholic Encyclopedia
- Blackfoot Indians
- Caddo Indians
- Cherokee Indians
- Chippewa Indians
- Choctaw Indians
- Coeur d'Alêne Indians
- Cree
- Creeks
- Delaware Indians
- Emmanuel-Henri-Dieudonne Domenech
- Peter Stephen Duponceau
- Eskimo
- Antonio Espejo
- Flathead Indians
- Ghost Dance
- Guaicuri Indians
- Guaraní Indians
- Hopi Indians
- Illinois Indians
- American Indians
- Iroquois
- Isleta Pueblo
- Jemez Pueblo
- Jíbaro Indians
- Kalispel Indians
- Kaskaskia Indians
- Kickapoo Indians
- Kiowa Indians
- Kutenai Indians
- Lake Indians
- François Eustache Lesueur
- Lillooet Indians
- Lorette
- Lulé Indians
- Lummi Indians
- Maina Indians
- Maipure Indians
- Maliseet Indians
- Mameluco
- Mandan Indians
- Mascoutens Indians
- Mataco Indians
- Maya Indians
- Mayo Indians
- Mayoruna Indians
- Mazatec Indians
- Mbaya Indians
- Gregorio Mengarini
- Menominee Indians
- Miami Indians
- Mission Indians (of California)
- Catholic Indian Missions of the United States
- Mixe Indians
- Mixteca Indians
- Mocoví Indians
- Montagnais Indians (Quebec)
- Moxos Indians
- Mozetena Indians
- Pakawá Indians
- Pano Indians
- Pápago Indians
- Peba Indians
- Penelakut Indians
- Penobscot Indians
- Peoria Indians
- Pericui Indians
- Pima Indians
- Piro Indians
- Potawatomi Indians
- Jean-François-Albert du Pouget
- Pueblo Indians
- Puyallup Indians
- Quamichan Indians
- Quapaw Indians
- Quiche
- Quichua Indians
- Agustín Quintana
- Antonio Ravalli
- Andrés Pérez De Ribas
- Juan Romero
- Bernardino de Sahagún
- Sahaptin Indians
- Jean-François Buisson de Saint-Cosme
- Saint Francis Mission
- Saliva Indians
- Juan Maria Salvatierra
- Samuco Indians
- Sanetch Indians
- Sarayacú Mission
- Sechelt Indians
- Balthasar Seña
- Seneca Indians
- Setebo Indians
- Shuswap Indians
- Siletz Indians
- Sioux Indians
- Sipibo Indians
- Sobaipura Indians
- Songish Indians
- Spokan Indians
- Squamish Indians
- Swinomish Indians
- Tacana Indians
- Taensa Indians
- Tait Indians
- Tamanac Indians
- Taos Pueblo
- Thompson River Indians
- Ticuna Indians
- Timucua Indians
- Toba Indians
- Tonica Indians
- Tonkawa Indians
- Totonac Indians
- Yazoo Indians
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