¶ +Ute Woman Carrying Child+ 361 ¶ +Keokuk, a Sauk Chief+ 362 ¶ +Shrine of the War-Gods, Twin Mountain, Pueblo of Zuñi, New Mexico+ 365 ¶ +A Costume of a Hāmatsa in the Kwakiutl Cannibalistic Ceremony, where Slaves and Corpses were Formerly Devoured+ 367 ¶ +Mexican Operating the Palm Drill for Fire+ 368 ¶ +Zuñi Woman Carrying Water+ 369 ¶ +Ute Cradle, Frame of Rods Covered with Buckskin+ 372 ¶ +Eskimo Woman of Point Barrow Carrying Child+; * +Apache Woman Carrying Child+ 374 * +Moki “Snake dance” at Walpi+ 376 * +Amerindian Picture-Writing+ 377 * +Beginning of the Moki “Snake Dance” at Walpi+ 378 ¶ +Horned Rattlesnake, Crotalus Cerastes+ 380 ¶ +The Okeepa Ceremony of the Mandans, Lasting Four Days+ 382 * +The Sacred Pole of the Omaha+ 383 +Cruciform Stone Tomb, Oaxaca+ 384 [American Museum] +Ground Plan of Cruciform Tomb, Oaxaca+ 385 * +Amerindian Art+ 387 +Moki Earthen Canteen, Arizona+ 388 ¶ +Modern Laced Sandal of Leather from Colima, Mexico+ 389 * +Eskimo Pipe with Stone Bowl+ 390 +Teocalli (Temple) of Tepoztlan, State of Morelos, Mexico+ 391 [Monumental Records] ¶ +Kwakiutl Wood-Carving of the Sīsul North-West Coast+ 392 ¶ +Rushing Eagle, 1872+ 394 * +Fine Cloth Preserved by Copper Beads+ 395 * +Ancient Fabric-Marked Potsherds, with Clay Casts by Holmes+ 398 ¶ +Ehtohkpahshepeeshah, the Black Moccasin, Chief of the Minatarees, over One Hundred Years Old+ 400 +Lacandon (Mayan) Amerind from Chocolhao, Yucatan+ 402 [Photographed by M. H. Saville] +One of the Buildings of the Palenque Group+ 404 [Photographed by M. H. Saville] ¶ +Costume Worn in the Kwakiutl Festivals, called Laōlaxa, North-West Coast+ 406 +God-Houses of the Huichols at Teakáta, near Santa Catarina, State of Jalisco, Mexico+ 409 [American Museum] * +Eskimo Mask of Wood, Prince William Sound, Alaska+ 410 +Plenty-Horses, a Cheyenne+ 413 [U. S. Geological Survey] ¶ +North-West Coast Basketry Hats+ 415