* +Amerindian Rattles; Gourd, ; Earthenware Rattlee from Chiriqui; Tin, Ojibwa+ 309 * +Omaha Large Flute+ 310 * +Drum of Terra-Cotta, Chiriqui+ 312 * +Menominee Tambourine Drum+ 313 * +Omaha Box Drum+ 314 ¶ +Set of Playing Sticks+ 315 * +Pueblo Rattles—Turtle Shell with Hoofs of Goats or Sheep, Fastened to the Rear of the Right Leg near the Knee in Dancing; Painted Gourd with Wood Handle+ 317 * +Zuñi Dance Ornament+; * +Moki Notched Stick+; ¶ +Kwakiutl Double Whistle, with Four Voices+ 319 ¶ +The Awl Game+ 320 ¶ +Amerind Gambling Tools—Set of Bone Dice, Arapaho; Set of Counting Sticks, Blackfeet; Set of Plum Stones, Arikaree+ 322 * +Terra-Cotta Rattle from Chiriqui+ 325 * +Cat-Shaped Whistle of Terra-Cotta, Chiriqui+ 327 ¶ +Mandan Game of Tchungkee+ 328 * +Double Whistle in Terra-Cotta from Chiriqui+ 330 ¶ +Set of Staves for Game+ 331 * +“Banner-Stone,” Tennessee+ 332 * +So-Called Elephant Mound, Wisconsin+ 334 * +Ancient Fabric Design, from Impression on Pottery, Utah+ 335 * +Ancient Fabric, Preserved by Copper Celt, Iowa+ 336 * +Large Mound of the Etowah Group, Georgia+ 337 +A Votive Adz of Jadite from Mexico, Showing Front and Side+ 339 [American Museum, Kunz Collection] +Back of Votive Adz+ 341 [American Museum] * +Patterns of Ancient Fabrics from Pottery; from New York; from Illinois; from Tennessee+ 344 * +Eskimo Mechanical Toy+ 345 ¶ +Máhtotóhpa (The Four Bears), a Mandan Chief+ 347 +An Onyx Jar from Mexico in Process of Manufacture+ 349 [American Museum] ¶ +Wooden Food Bowl, Haida+ 351 * +Dancing Mask of the Makahs, Washington+ 352 ¶ +Moki Wicker Cradle with Awning; Carrying Basket of the Arikarees+ 353 ¶ +Tlinkit Man and Woman Thirty Years Ago, or about 1870+ 355 +A Pawnee in Battle Array+ 357 [Photographed by J. K. Hillers, U. S. Geological Survey] ¶ +The Kwakiutl Wolf Dance, called Wālasaxa, North-West Coast+ 359