+Plate+ LXXXV. Map of the Indian reservations of the United States showing the approximate area of the Ghost dance 653 LXXXVI. The prayer-stick 698 LXXXVII. Chief Joseph 712 LXXXVIII. Map showing the distribution of the tribes of the upper Columbia 716 LXXXIX. Smohalla and his priests 721 XC. Smohalla church on Yakima reservation 723 XCI. Interior of Smohalla church 727 XCII. Winter view in Mason valley showing snow-covered sagebrush 769 XCIII. Sioux ghost shirts from Wounded Knee battlefield 789 XCIV. Sioux sweat-house and sacrifice pole 823 XCV. Map of the country embraced in the campaign against the Sioux 850 XCVI. Map of Standing Rock agency and vicinity 855 XCVII. Map of Wounded Knee battlefield 869 XCVIII. After the battle 873 XCIX. Battlefield of Wounded Knee 875 C. Burying the dead 877 CI. Grave of the dead at Wounded Knee 879 CII. Battlefield after the blizzard 881 CIII. Arapaho ghost shirt, showing coloring 895 CIV. Arapaho ghost shirt—reverse 897 CV. Black Coyote 898 CVI. Biäñk̔i, the Kiowa dreamer 908 CVII. Biäñk̔i’s vision 910 CVIII. Kiowa summer shelter 913 CIX. The Ghost dance (buckskin painting) 915 CX. Sacred objects from the Sioux Ghost dance 916 CXI. Sacred objects from the Sioux Ghost dance 918 CXII. The Ghost dance—small circle 921 CXIII. The Ghost dance—larger circle 923 CXIV. The Ghost dance—large circle 925 CXV. The Ghost dance—praying 927 CXVI. The Ghost dance—inspiration 929 CXVII. The Ghost dance—rigid 931 CXVIII. The Ghost dance—unconscious 933 CXIX. The crow dance 935 CXX. Arapaho bed 962 CXXI. The sweat-lodge: Kiowa camp on the Washita 981 CXXII.