MOKI WOMAN MODELLING A CLAY JUG 76 Photograph by F. S. Dellenbaugh. EARTHENWARE FROM MOKI REGION 77 THE RUINS IN CANYON DE CHELLY, ARIZONA, CALLED "CASA BLANCA." THESE WERE ONCE CONNECTED. 78 Photograph by J. K. Hillers, U. S. Geol. Survey. OLD MANDAN HOUSE 79 From _Wonderland_, 1903, Northern Pacific Railway. A YOUNG COCOPA 80 Photograph by Delancy Gill. REAR VIEW OF MANDAN VILLAGE, SHOWING BURIAL-GROUND 81 Drawing by Catlin, plate 48, vol. i.; Catlin's _Eight Years_. Reproduction from _Smithsonian Report_, 1885, part ii. A DAKOTA OF THE PLAINS 83 Figures from photograph by U. S. Government. A UINTA UTE 84 Photograph by J. K. Hillers, U. S. Geol. Survey. UMATILLA WOMAN AND CHILD 85 From _Wonderland_, 1904, Northern Pacific Railway. MANDAN VILLAGE ON THE MISSOURI, 1832 86 Drawing by Catlin, plate 47, vol. i.; Catlin's _Eight Years_. Reproduction from _Smithsonian Report_, 1885, part ii. A GROUP OF CROW CHIEFS 87 Photograph by U. S. Government about 1875. GRANARY—CLIFFS OF GREEN RIVER, THIRTY FEET ABOVE GROUND 90 Photograph by L. H. Johnson. INTERIOR OF A MOKI HOUSE 91 The women at the back are grinding corn, while those at the right are baking bread on a hot slab in paper-like sheets. Above is the chimney-hood. U. S. Bu Eth. SITTING BULL 93 From _Wonderland_, 1901, Northern Pacific Railway. BELLOCHKNAHPICK—THE BULL DANCE 94 Mandan ceremonial. Drawing by Catlin, plate 67, vol. i., Catlin's _Eight Years_. Reproduction from _Smithsonian Report_, 1885, part ii. DETAILS OF NAVAJO LOOM CONSTRUCTION 95 U. S. Bu. Eth. A NAVAJO 96 Photograph by J. K. Hillers, U. S. Geol. Survey. SCALP-DANCE OF THE SIOUX 97 Drawing by Catlin, plate 297, vol ii., Catlin's _Eight Years_. Reproduction from _Smithsonian Report_, 1885, part ii. A GROUP OF DAKOTAS 98 Photograph by U. S. Government about 1875. NECKLACE OF HUMAN FINGERS 99