An Investigation of Ethnographic and Archaeological Specimens of Mescalbeans (Sophora secundiflora) in American Museums

Contents
List of Illustrations
List of Tables
Preface
Acknowledgements
I. Introduction
	Botany, Chemistry, and Pharmacology of Mescalbeans
	The Use of Mescalbeans in Aboriginal North America
II. Mescalbeans in North American Indian Material Culture
	Some Qualifications
	Mescalbeans and Material Culture
III. Some Ethnographic Problems
	The Distribution of the Use of Mescalbeans Among Historic North American Indian Groups
	Mescalbeans and Coralbeans
	Cross-Cultural Variation in the Use of Mescalbeans
	Mescalbeans and Peyote
IV. Description of Specimens
	Archaeological Specimens
		Prehistoric Southwestern Texas
	Ethnographic Specimens
		Apache
		Arapaho
		Arikara
		Blackfoot
		Caddo
		Cheyenne
		Coahuilteco
		Comanche
		Crow
		Delaware
		Hidatsa
		Iowa
		Kansa
		Kickapoo
		Kiowa
		Kiowa-Apache
		Mandan
		Missouri
		Ojibwa
		Omaha
		Osage
		Oto
		Pawnee
		Ponca
		Prairie Potawatomi
		Pueblos
		Sac and Fox
		Shawnee
		Shoshone and Northern Ute
		Sioux
		Tonkawa
		Wichita
		Winnebago
		Unidentified
Appendix I. Index of Specimens by Museum
Literature Cited