1.--Quiogozon or dead house 94 2.--Pima burial 98 3.--Towers of silence 105 4.--Towers of silence 106 5.--Alaskan mummies 135 6.--Burial urns 138 7.--Indian cemetery 139 8.--Grave pen 141 9.--Grave pen 141 10.--Tolkotin cremation 145 11.--Eskimo lodge burial 154 12.--Burial houses 154 13.--Innuit grave 156 14.--Ingalik grave 157 15.--Dakota scaffold burial 158 16.--Offering food to the dead 159 17.--Depositing the corpse 160 18.--Tree-burial 161 19.--Chippewa scaffold burial 162 20.--Scarification at burial 164 21.--Australian scaffold burial 166 22.--Preparing the dead 167 23.--Canoe-burial 171 24.--Twana canoe-burial 172 25.--Posts for burial canoes 173 26.--Tent on scaffold 174 27.--House burial 175 28.--House burial 175 29.--Canoe-burial 178 30.--Mourning-cradle 181 31.--Launching the burial cradle 182 32.--Chippewa widow 185 33.--Ghost gamble 195 34.--Figured plum stones 196 35.--Winning throw, No. 1 196 36.--Winning throw, No. 2 196 37.--Winning throw, No. 3 196 38.--Winning throw, No. 4 196 39.--Winning throw, No. 5 196 40.--Winning throw, No. 6 196 41.--Auxiliary throw, No. 1 196 42.--Auxiliary throw, No. 2 196 43.--Auxiliary throw, No. 3 196 44.--Auxiliary throw, No. 4 196 45.--Auxiliary throw, No. 5 196 46.--Burial posts 197 47.--Grave fire 198 A FURTHER CONTRIBUTION to the STUDY OF THE MORTUARY CUSTOMS OF THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS By H. C. Yarrow.