* +Eskimo Throwing-Boards for Darts+ 268 * +Eskimo Bird Bolas+ 268 * +Amerindian Knives+ 269 * +Moki Throwing-Stick, or Putchkohu; Pueblo Planting Stick; Zuñi Wooden Spade+ 270 +A Moki Throwing the Putchkohu+ 271 [From a drawing by the Author] * +Shell Spoon, Mississippi Valley+ 273 * +Pueblo Mountain Sheep-Horn Spoon+ 274 * +Menominee Wooden Mortar and Pestle+ 274 * +Stone House-Lamp, Point Barrow, Alaska+ 275 * +Eskimo Sledges+ 277 * +Central Eskimo Dog Harness+ 278 ¶ +Enclosed Canadian Toboggan or Travelling Sled+ 279 * +Eskimo Snow-Shoe, Point Barrow, Alaska+ 280 ¶ +Canoes of the North-West Coast+ 281 * +Umiak of the Central Eskimo+ 282 * +Eskimo Kayaks+ 283 * +Method of Attaching Oars to Umiak+ 284 * +Method of Tying Frame of Kayak+ 284 * +Thin Plate of Copper Wrought by Repoussé Method, Illinois Mound+ 285 * +Amerindian Method of Mining Steatite for Utensils+ 287 * +Chipped Spade+ 289 [Drawn by Mary Wright Gill] * +Eskimo Stone Maul+ 290 [Drawn by Mary Wright Gill] * +Small Figure of Frog in Base Metal, Plated with Gold, Chiriqui+ 292 +Coppers from the North-West Coast; Painted Design in Black Representing a Sea Monster with Bear’s Head; Painted Design Representing a Hawk+ 293 [U. S. National Museum] * +Hollow Silver Beads of Navajo Make, Arizona+ 294 * +Navajo Silver Work, Arizona; Engraved Button; Bracelet+ 295 ¶ +Kwakiutl Chief Holding his Copper, North-West Coast+ 297 * +Triple Bell or Rattle of Gold from near Panama+ 302 * +Bronze Mexican Bell+ 302 * +Bronze Bells, Plated or Washed with Gold, Chiriqui+ 304 * +Small Metal Figure, Chiriqui+ 306 * +Silver Plate with Spanish Coat of Arms+ 307 * +Moki Rattle of Animal Hoofs+ 308