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78. Ivory and bone carvings, and tattooing of eastern Eskimo (From F.
Boas, Eskimo of Baffinland and Hudson Bay, Bulletin A. M. N. H.
Vol, XV. figs. 257, 258, 268). 86
79. Ornaments of the Aueto, Brazil (After Karl von den Steinen, Unter
den Naturvolkern Zentral Brasiliens, PI. XXII). 89
80. Ornaments of the Karaya (After Paul Ehrenreich, Die Karayastamme
am Rio Araguaya (Goyaz); Veroffentlichungen aus dem Museum fur
Volkerkunde, Berlin. Vol. II, fig. 11, p. 25). 89
81. Basketry patterns from British Guyana, a, snake pursuing frog; b,
man; c. dog; d—f wild nutmeg (From Walter Edmond Roth, An Intro-
ductory Study of the art', crafts, and customs of the Guyana Indians,
38th Annual Report Bureau of American Ethnology, figs. 168, 178). 90
82. Basketry patterns from British Guyana; a, centiped; b, savannah
grass; c—f, periwinkles; g, butterflies; /z—y, snakes, Ibid. fig. 169. 91
83. Designs of the Cheyenne Indians (After Paul Ehrenreich, Ethnolo-
gisches Notizblatt, Vol. II, No. 1, pp. 27—29, 1899). 92
84. Moccasin, Arapaho (After A. L. Kroeber, The Arapaho, Bulletin A. M.
N.H. Vol. XVIII, fig. 5b, p. 39). 94
85. Knife case, Arapaho {Ibid. fig. 22, p. 88). 94
86. Legging, Sioux Indians (After Clark Wissler, Decorative Art of the
Sioux Indians, Bulletin A. M. N. H. Vol. XVIII, PI. LI, fig. 5). 95
87. Drum of the Assiniboine (From Robert H. Lowie, The Assiniboine,
Vol. IV, Anthropological Papers A. M. N. H. fig. 11, p. 27). 96
88. Rawhide bag, Arapaho (After A. L. Kroeber, The Arapaho, Bulletin
A. M. N. H. Vol. XVIII, fig. 33, p. 115). 97
89. Design from parfleche, Shoshone (A. M. N. H. 50/2299). 97
90. Bamboo case from Friedrich-Wilhelm Hafen, New Guinea, (After
Emil Stephan, Siidseekunst, p. 101). 98
91. Zuni bowl, broken and edges ground down, (private property). 98
92. Ceremonial object, Huichol Indians, Mexico (From Karl Lumholtz,
Symbolism of the Huichol Indians, Memoirs A. M. N. H. Vol III,
fig. 133, p. 125. 99
93. Woven ceremonial object, Huichol Indians, Mexico (From Karl Lum-
holtz, Symbolism of the Huichol Indians, Ibid. fig. 173, p. 146). ... 101
94. Design from a pouch, Huichol Indians (From Karl Lumholtz,
Decorative art of the Huichol Indians, Memoirs A. M. N. H. Vol. Ill,
Pt. 3, fig. 527, p. 325). 101
95. Tattooed designs, Marquesas (After Karl von den Steinen, Die
Marquesaner und ihre Kunst, a, fig. 103, p. 155; b, fig. 101, p. 154;
c, fig. 99, p. 152; d, fig. 100, p. 153; e, fig. 112, p. 163. 101
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78. Ivory and bone carvings, and tattooing of eastern Eskimo (From F.
Boas, Eskimo of Baffinland and Hudson Bay, Bulletin A. M. N. H.
Vol, XV. figs. 257, 258, 268). 86
79. Ornaments of the Aueto, Brazil (After Karl von den Steinen, Unter
den Naturvolkern Zentral Brasiliens, PI. XXII). 89
80. Ornaments of the Karaya (After Paul Ehrenreich, Die Karayastamme
am Rio Araguaya (Goyaz); Veroffentlichungen aus dem Museum fur
Volkerkunde, Berlin. Vol. II, fig. 11, p. 25). 89
81. Basketry patterns from British Guyana, a, snake pursuing frog; b,
man; c. dog; d—f wild nutmeg (From Walter Edmond Roth, An Intro-
ductory Study of the art', crafts, and customs of the Guyana Indians,
38th Annual Report Bureau of American Ethnology, figs. 168, 178). 90
82. Basketry patterns from British Guyana; a, centiped; b, savannah
grass; c—f, periwinkles; g, butterflies; /z—y, snakes, Ibid. fig. 169. 91
83. Designs of the Cheyenne Indians (After Paul Ehrenreich, Ethnolo-
gisches Notizblatt, Vol. II, No. 1, pp. 27—29, 1899). 92
84. Moccasin, Arapaho (After A. L. Kroeber, The Arapaho, Bulletin A. M.
N.H. Vol. XVIII, fig. 5b, p. 39). 94
85. Knife case, Arapaho {Ibid. fig. 22, p. 88). 94
86. Legging, Sioux Indians (After Clark Wissler, Decorative Art of the
Sioux Indians, Bulletin A. M. N. H. Vol. XVIII, PI. LI, fig. 5). 95
87. Drum of the Assiniboine (From Robert H. Lowie, The Assiniboine,
Vol. IV, Anthropological Papers A. M. N. H. fig. 11, p. 27). 96
88. Rawhide bag, Arapaho (After A. L. Kroeber, The Arapaho, Bulletin
A. M. N. H. Vol. XVIII, fig. 33, p. 115). 97
89. Design from parfleche, Shoshone (A. M. N. H. 50/2299). 97
90. Bamboo case from Friedrich-Wilhelm Hafen, New Guinea, (After
Emil Stephan, Siidseekunst, p. 101). 98
91. Zuni bowl, broken and edges ground down, (private property). 98
92. Ceremonial object, Huichol Indians, Mexico (From Karl Lumholtz,
Symbolism of the Huichol Indians, Memoirs A. M. N. H. Vol III,
fig. 133, p. 125. 99
93. Woven ceremonial object, Huichol Indians, Mexico (From Karl Lum-
holtz, Symbolism of the Huichol Indians, Ibid. fig. 173, p. 146). ... 101
94. Design from a pouch, Huichol Indians (From Karl Lumholtz,
Decorative art of the Huichol Indians, Memoirs A. M. N. H. Vol. Ill,
Pt. 3, fig. 527, p. 325). 101
95. Tattooed designs, Marquesas (After Karl von den Steinen, Die
Marquesaner und ihre Kunst, a, fig. 103, p. 155; b, fig. 101, p. 154;
c, fig. 99, p. 152; d, fig. 100, p. 153; e, fig. 112, p. 163. 101