ILLUSTRATIONS.
Reading edition
PLATE PAGE
I. Navaho Gods as represented in the dry-paintings Frontispiece
II. San Francisco Mountain, Arizona 63
III. Distant view of San Mateo Mountain, New Mexico 76
IV. Nayénĕzgạni 104
V. El Cabezon 114
VI. Lava flow in the valley of the San José, New Mexico 118
VII. Toʻbadzĭstsíni 134
FIGURE
1. Manuelito (portrait) 3
2. Mariano (portrait) 4
3. Jake the Silversmith (portrait) 5
4. Tánapa (portrait) 6
5. Hádapa (portrait) 7
6. Navaho man (portrait) 9
7. Navaho man (portrait) 10
8. Navaho skull, flattened at occiput 11
9. Navaho baby-case or cradle 12
10. Conical lodge with storm-door 13
11. Hut of logs 14
12. Hut built partly of stone 15
13. Summer houses 16
14. Medicine-lodge 16
15. Sudatory 17
16. Sacred basket 18
17. Sacred basket 19
18. Silver ornaments 20
19. Woman spinning 21
20. Ordinary loom 23
21. Loom for weaving diagonal cloth 25
22. The White House 36
23. Talking kethawn 39
24. Circle kethawn 40
25. Kethawns (sacrificial sticks and cigarettes) in basket 43
26. Mask of yucca 46
27. Mask of Hastséyalti 47
28. Mask of yébaad or goddess 48
29. Picture of silnéole, a dry-painting of the night chant 49
30. Alíli or show (“dance”) of the nahikáï 52
31. Hatáli Natlói (portrait) 57
32. The shaman Hatáli Nĕz (Tall Chanter) (portrait) 59
33. Trail of Estsánatlehi (diagram) 148
34. Trail of turkey approaching his master (diagram) 171
35. Trail of man and turkey (diagram) 173
36. Ruin in the Chaco Canyon, probably Kĭntyél 195
37. Circle of branches of the rite of the mountain chant 206
38. Natural bridge, near Fort Defiance, Arizona 227
39. Yucca baccata 228
40. Drumstick made of yucca leaves 229
41. Diagram of bow-symbol on left leg of the personator of Nayénĕzgạni 253
42. Diagram of queue-symbol on left leg of the personator of Toʻbadzĭstsíni 253
Map of the Navaho country 1
MAP OF THE NAVAJO COUNTRY