1	4	Title section
5	5	Illustration:  The Lagon Cermony, Oraibi, Arizona.
6	6	Preface
7	7	Illustrations: Part of Line of Ponca Sundancers, July, 1902.  Arapaho Sun Dance Priests Attired in Ghost Dance Costume.
8	20	I.  Introduction to the Southwest
21	21	Map of Oklahoma showing Original Boundaries of Indian Reservations
22	29	II.  Southwest Peoples, Tribes and Linguistic Stocks
30	41	III.  Three Southwestern Industries
42	52	IV.  Upper Rio Grande Pueblos
53	53	Illustration: The desert.
54	66	V.  Home of the Ancients
67	67	Illustration:  Rio Grande Valley and San Filipe Pueblo.
68	78	VI.  Lower Rio Grande Pueblos
79	79	Illustration:  Mesa and Pueblo of Acoma
80	92	VII.  The Western Keresen Pueblos
93	93	Illustration:  From a Zuni Housetop
94	101	VIII.  Zuni and the Seven Cities of Cibola
102	111	IX.  To Hopiland, Province of Tusayan
112	120	X.  Domestic Life of the Hopi
121	121	Illustration:  Interior of Hopi Kiva.  Eagle Burying Ground, Oraibi.
122	129	XI.  The Hopi at Woship
130	138	XII.  Hopi Cermonies
139	139	Illustrations:  Snake Priests Chanting before Kisi, Oraibi
140	156	XIII.  Flute, Antelope and Snake Ceremonies
157	157	Illustrations:  Honanki Ruin, Red Rock Country.  Moki Children	
158	164	XIV.  Ancient Home of the Hopi
165	165	Illustrations: Jeditoh Springs.  Navaho Family
166	177	XV.  The Navaho
178	192	XVI.  The Apache
193	193	Havasupai Summer Shelter, Cataract Canyon.  San Xavier Mission and Indian School.
194	204	XVII.  Tribes of the Yaman and Piman Stock
205	205	Map of South Central California.
206	217	XVII.  Tribes of Southeastern California
218	224     Bibliography
225	225	Map of Arizona and New Mexico showing Indian Reservations and Principal Groups of Ruins.
226	226	Back cover of the book.