Picture-Writing of the American Indians: Tenth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1888-89, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1893, pages 3-822Mallery, Garrick
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Picture-Writing of the American Indians: Tenth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1888-89, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1893, pages 3-822
Mallery, Garrick
Picture-writing, Indian
Kwakiutl 696
1125. Sun mask. Kwakiutl 696
1126. Suns 696
1127. Gesture for moon 696
1128. Moon 697
1129. Stars 697
1130. Day. Ojibwa 697
1131. Morning. Arizona 698
1132. Day 698
1133. Days. Apache 698
1134. Clear, stormy. Ojibwa 699
1135-1139. Night 699
1140. Night. Ojibwa 699
1141. Sign for night 700
1142. Night. Egyptian 700
1143. Night. Mexican 700
1144. Cloud shield 700
1145. Clouds. Moki 700
1146. Cloud. Ojibwa 700
1147. Rain. Ojibwa 701
1148. Rain. Pueblo 701
1149. Rain. Moki 701
1150. Rain. Chinese 701
1151-1153. Lightning. Moki 701-702
1154. Lightning. Pueblo 702
1155-1158. Human form 703
1159. Human form. Alaska 704
1160. Bird man. Siberia 704
1161. American. Ojibwa 704
1162. Man. Yakut 704
1163. Human forms. Moki 704
1164. Human form. Navajo 705
1165. Man and woman. Moki 705
1166. Human form. Colombia 705
1167. Human form. Peru 707
1168. Human face. Brazil 708
1169-1170. Human faces. Brazil 708
1171. Double-faced head. Brazil 708
1172. Funeral urn. Marajo 709
1173. Marajo vase 709
1174. Marajo vases 710
1175.
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