XXIV. Ho´-na-ai-te of Knife society 102 XXV. Altar of Knife society, with ho´-na-ai-te and vice ho´-na-ai-te on either side 104 XXVI. Shrine of Knife society 108 XXVII. Shrine of Knife society 110 XXVIII. Altar of Quer´-rän-na society 112 XXIX. Altar of Quer´-rän-na society 114 XXX. Ho´-na-ai-te of Quer´-rän-na society 116 XXXI. Sia masks (A, masks of the Ká-ᵗsû-na; B, mask of female Ká-ᵗsû-na; C, masks of the Ká-ᵗsû-na) 118 XXXII. Sia masks (A, masks of the Ká-ᵗsû-na; B, masks of female Ká-ᵗsû-na) 120 XXXIII. Prayer to the rising sun 122 XXXIV. Personal adornment when received into the third degree of official membership of Cult society (A, spider; B, cougar; C, fire; D, Knife and Giant; E, costume when victor is received into society of Warriors; F, body of warrior prepared for burial, only the face, hands, and feet being painted) 140 XXXV. Ceremonial water vases; Sia (A, a cross emblematic of the rain from the cardinal points; B, faces of the cloud men; C, faces of the cloud women; D, clouds and rain; E, vegetation; F, dragonfly, symbolic of water) 146 Fig. 1. Sia women on their way to trader’s to dispose of pottery 12 2. Sia women returning from trader’s with flour and corn 13 3. Pauper 18 4. Breaking the earth under tent 21 5. Women and girls bringing clay 22 6. Women and girls bringing clay 23 7. Depositing the clay 24 8. Mixing the clay with the freshly broken earth 25 9. Women sprinkling the earth 26 10. The process of leveling 27 11. Stampers starting to work 28 12. Mixing clay for plaster 29 13. Childish curiosity 30 14. Mask of the sun, drawn by a theurgist 36 15. Diagram of the White House of the North, drawn by a theurgist 58 16. The game of Wash´kasi 60 17. Sand painting as indicated in Plate XXV 102