Boas, Franz: Primitive art (Oslo , Leipzig [u.a.], 1927)

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286. Painted tray (From G. T. Emmons, The Chilkat Blanket, fig. 558 a,
p. 364). 275
287. Painted boxes (From G. T. Emmons, The Chilkat Blanket, fig. 558, b—d,
p. 364). 276

288. Horn spoons showing carving on the back (A. M. N. H.). a, 16/8799
representing sea monster, b, 16/8791 representing the hawk, c, 16/8792
representing the beaver (?), d, 16/8796 representing the raven,
e, 16/8795 representing the killer-whale, f 16/8798, representing the
raven, g, 16/8794 representing dlia (?), h, 16/8793 representing the sun 277
289. Dish of horn of big-horn-sheep representing the bear (Private Property) 278
290. Mask of Kwakiutl Indians used in winter ceremonial; according to
some representing fool dancer, according to others The-One-Shining-
Down (After L. Adam, Nordwest-amerikanische Indianer Kunst, PI. 19) 279

291. Ancient type of Kwakiutl box (A. M. N. H. 16/8117). 281
292. a, Food tray (A. M. N. H. 16/8215), b, Bucket (16/2243), Kwakiutl 282
293. Small boxes (a, 16/2248, b, 16/8148), Kwakiutl. 282
294. Combs (A.M.N.H. a, 16/2299, b, 16/8911, c, 16/8180, d, 16/8235),
Kwakiutl. 282
295. Bone club and sword (A.M.N.H. a, 16/8274, b, 16/971), Kwakiutl 282
296. Spindle whirls, Ethnographisches Museum, Berlin, Lower Fraser River 283
297. Ladle made of big-horn-sheep horn, Columbia River. 283
298. Clubs made of bone of whale, a, From Nootka, collected by Cap-

tain Cook (British Museum, Cat. No. N. W. C. 42); b, From Nootka
(British Museum, Cat. No. N. W. C. 47); c, From Columbia River
(Oregon Historical Society, Cat. No. 385, List 38); d, From Nootka,
collected by Captain Cook, 1778 (Ethnographical Museum, Florence);
e, From Barclay Sound, collected by Mr. A. Jacobsen (Museum
fur Volkerkunde, Berlin, Cat. No. IV. A 1574); f From Nootka,
collected by Captain Cook (British Museum, Cat. No. N. W. C. 41);
g, From shell-heap at Cadboro Bay collected by Mr. J. Maynard
(Provincial Museum, Victoria, Cat. No. 769); h, From Neah Bay,
collected by Hon. James Wickersham (U. S. National Museum,
Cat. No. 198032); i, Collected by Vancouver (British Museum,
Van. 93); /, From Nootka (collection of Mr. W. Sparrow Simpson,
British Museum, Cat. No. 9383); k, From Upper Columbia River,
collected by Col. Brooks, U. S. A., about 1810, property of Mr.
M. F. Savage, New York (A.M.N.H. cast No. 16/8578); /, British
Museum, Cat. No. 78—11 —1.623; m, From Nootka (British Museum,
Cat. No. 8766); n, University Museum, Cambridge, Eng. Cat. No.
R. D. 112 d. 284