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

EXPLANATION OF PLATES

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Basketry of Maidu (From Roland B. Dixon, Basketry Designs
of California, Bull. Am. Museum of Natural History, Vol. 17).
opp. p.
18
II.
Body Painting of an Andaman Islander (From Brown, The
Andaman Islanders).
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32
III.
Melanesian House.
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34
IV.
Peruvian Textiles (From Charles W. Mead, Boas Anniver-
sary Volume, PL X).
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46
V.
Kumiss Goblets of the Yakut (From W. Jochelson, Boas
Anniversary Volume, PI. XXI).
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54
VI.
Shaman’s Dress, Amur River (A. M. N. H.).
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66
VII.
Woven Pouch, British Columbia (A. M. N. H.).
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124
VIII.
Woven Blanket, New Zealand, United States National
Museum.
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182
IX.
Carved Figure, British Columbia, Linden Museum, Stuttgart
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184
X.
Chilkat Blanket, Ethnological Museum, Copenhagen.
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278
XI.
Cedarbark Blanket, British Columbia, British Museum . . .
278
XII.
Blankets of Mountain-goat Wool, Bella Coola, British
Columbia.
278
XIII.
House Post, near Eburne, Fraser River Delta, British
Columbia.
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288
XIV.
Tlingit Baskets (From G. T. Emmons, The Basketry of the
Tlingit Indians).
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294
XV.
Imbricated Baskets from British Columbia and Washington
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298