Characteristic face-painting 168 XXVII. Face-painting paraphernalia 170 XXVIII. Seri archer at rest 200 XXIX. Seri archer at attention 202 XXX. Seri bow, arrow, and quiver 204 XXXI. Seri balsa in the National Museum 217 XXXII. Painted olla, with olla ring (Museum number 155373) 222 XXXIII. Plain olla (Museum number 155373) 226 XXXIV. Domestic anvil, side (Museum number 178858) 234 XXXV. Domestic anvil, top (Museum number 178858) 234 XXXVI. Domestic anvil, bottom (Museum number 178858) 234 XXXVII. Domestic anvil (reduced), top and side (Museum number 178838) 237 XXXVIII. Metate (reduced), top and edge (Museum number 178839) 237 XXXIX. Long-used metate (reduced), top (Museum number 178840) 238 XL. Long-used metate (reduced), bottom (Museum number 178840) 238 XLI. Natural pebble bearing slight marks of use (Museum number 178841) 240 XLII. Natural pebble used as bone-crusher (Museum number 178842) 240 XLIII. Little-worn pebble used for all domestic purposes (Museum number 174570) 243 XLIV. Natural pebble used as crusher and grinder (Museum number 178843) 243 XLV. Natural pebble slightly used as hammer and anvil (Museum number 178844) 244 XLVI. Natural pebble slightly used as grinder (Museum number 178845) 247 XLVII. Natural pebble slightly used as domestic implement (Museum number 178846) 247 XLVIII. Natural pebble slightly worn by use (Museum number 178847) 249 XLIX. Natural pebble considerably worn in use as grinder (Museum number 178848) 249 L. Natural pebble considerably worn as cutter and grinder (Museum number 178849) 251 LI. Natural pebble considerably used as hammer, grinder, and anvil (top and edge) (Museum number 178850) 253 LII. Natural pebble considerably used as hammer, grinder, and anvil (bottom and edge) (Museum number 178850) 253 LIII. Hammer and grinder (Museum number 178851) 255 LIV. Implement shaped by use (Museum number 178853) 255