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organisation. Dies war d. initial point der migrations der Ganowanianfamily, spreading over both divisions des Continent; their possessorsbesassen daher gentile organization, fell into decay and finally disappeared.I X ) Shoshonee Tribes.Die Comanches of Texas, zusammen mit Utah tribes, Bonnaks162 (Panacks?),Shoshonees u. some other tribes gehören dazu.i 8j 9 (berichtet by Mathew Walker, a Wyandote halfblood, lived among theComanches) hatten d. Comanches 6 gentes:Comanche tribe. Gentes. i) Wolf. 2) Bear. 3) E lk . I 4) Deer, j) Gopher.(amerik. Erdeichhörnchen) 6) Antelope \Da d. Comanches gentes, so presumption, dass auch d. other tribes diesesstock.Hiermit schliesst Morgan ab mit d. Indians North of New Mexico. Ihregrössere Anzahl zur Zeit der europ. Entdeckung in Lower Status ofBarbarism, d. remainder in Upper Status of Savagery. Organization intogentes u. descent in female line erschien ursprünglich universal. Ihrsystem purely social; unit d. gens, phratry, tribe, confederacy the remainingmembers der organic series. Selber bei Aryan u. Semitic tribes, whenemerging from barbarism; also system universal in ancient society; inferentiallyhad a common origin - the punaluan group, giving origin to the gentes; all -the Aryan, Semitic, Uralian, Turanian u. Ganowanian families of mankindpoint to a common punaluan163 stock - with organisation of gentes engraftedupon it - of which all were derived, and finally differentiated into families.X ) Village Indiansi) Moqui Pueblo Indians; still possessed of their ancient communal houses, 7 innumber, near the Little Colorado in Arisona, once a part of New Mexico;living under their ancient institutions, represent type of Indian life vonZuni (pueblo) (Neu Mexico) bis Cusco (North Peru) Zuni, Acoma, Taosu. several other New Mexico pueblos haben selbe Struktur, worin gefundenvon Coronado (/J40-1J42). Bisher nichts Nennenswerthes studirt überihre innere Organization.Die Moquis organized in gentes: (9), as follow s:1) Deer. 2) Sand. 3) Rain. I 4) Bear, j) Hare. 6) Prairie Wolf. |7) Rattlesnake.8) Tobacco Plant. 9) Reed Grass \D r. Ten Broeck, Assistant Surgeon, U. S. A ., lieferte dem Mr. Schoolcraftd. Moqui Legend über origin164 o f their villages. Ihre Grandmother165brought from her home, the West, 9 races of men, first the Deer u. soweiter d. übrigen gentes (cf. über d. Grandmother der166 Shawnees, obenp. 57). Nachdem sie selbe gepflanzt on the spot wo nun die villages,verwandelte sie selbe (nämlich D eer,141 Sand, Rain, Bear etc) in men u. diesebuilt up the different pueblos u. d. distinction o f races, Deer race, Sand race,etc is still kept up. They believe in Metempsychosis u. say, nach T od werden184