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The Indians of the Painted Desert Region

ILLUSTRATIONS

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In the Heart of the Painted Desert. Frontispiece

A Son of the Desert. Vignette on Title

In the Heart of the Petrified Forest. Facing page xvi

A Freak of Erosion in the Petrified Forest. " " 2

Journeying over the Painted Desert to the Hopi Snake Dance. " " 2

Ancient Pottery dug from Prehistoric Ruins on the Painted Desert. " " 8

The Painted Desert near the Little Colorado River. " " 16

Asleep, Early Morning, on the Painted Desert. " " 16

The Colorado River at Bass Ferry, the Vampire of the Painted Desert. " " 22

Hano, (Tewa) from the Head of the Trail. " " 34

Hopi Women building a House at Oraibi. " " 38

Mashonganavi from the Terrace below. " " 38

Mashongce, an Oraibi Maiden, drying Corn Meal. " " 42

The Trio of Metates, and Hopi Woman about to grind Corn. " " 42

An Oraibi Woman shelling Corn in a Basket of Yucca Fibre. " " 50

The "Burro" of Hopi Transportation. " " 50

An Aged Hopi at Oraibi. " " 54

A Hopi, weaving a Native Cotton Ceremonial Kilt. " " 54

An Oraibi Basket Weaver. " " 60

An Admiring Hopi Mother. " " 60

Shupela, Father of Kopeli, Late Snake Priest at Walpi. " " 68

A Hopi Girl, Oraibi. " " 68

Hopi Children, at Oraibi, waiting for a Scramble of Candy. " " 76

Group of Hopi Maidens at Shungopavi. " " 82

Hopi Woman weaving Basket, her Husband Knitting Stockings. " " 88

Hopi Woman preparing Corn Meal for making Doughnuts. " " 88

Hopi "Boomerangs". " " 96

Hopi Ceremonial Drums. " " 96

A Hopi Belle at Shungopavi. " " 100

Blind Hopi Boy, Knitting Stockings. " " 100

The Beginning of the Hopi Snake Dance, Oraibi, 1902. " " 102

The Chief Antelope Priest depositing Pahos at the Shrine of the Spider Woman. " " 106

Throwing the Snakes into the Circle of Sacred Meal. " " 106

Line-up of Snake and Antelope Priests, Antelope Dance, Oraibi, 1902. " " 110

The Snake Dance at Oraibi, 1902. " " 114

The Snakes in the Kiva at Mashonganavi, after the Ceremony of Washing. " " 118

After taking the Emetic. Hopi Snake Dance at Walpi. " " 122

Navaho Silver Necklace and Belt. " " 126

Hopi Prayer Sticks or Pahos. " " 126

An Aged Navaho, looking over the Painted Desert. " " 131

An Old Hopi at Oraibi. " " 131

Hopi Ceremonial Head-dresses. " " 134

Hopi Bahos and Dance Rattles. " " 134

Kapata, Antelope Priest, at Walpi. " " 140

A Mashonganavi Hopi, going to hoe his Corn. " " 140

The Antelope Priests leaving their Kiva for the Snake Dance. " " 146

The Widow, Daughters, and Grandchildren of the Navaho Chief, Manuelito. " " 146

Wife of Leve Leve, Wallapai Chief. " " 156

The March of the Antelope Priests, Oraibi, 1902. " " 156

An Aged Navaho and her Hogan. " " 170

Navaho Family and Hogan in the Painted Desert. " " 170

Navaho Woman on Horseback. " " 176

The Winner of the "Gallo" Race, at Tohatchi. " " 176

A Wallapai, making a Meal on the Fruit of the Tuna, or Prickly Pear. " " 188

Wallapai Maiden and Prayer Basket. " " 188

Susquatami, Wallapai War Chief. " " 196

Tuasula, Wallapai Chief. " " 196

Havasupai Fortress and Hue-gli-i-wa, or Rock Figures. " " 206

Chickapanagie's Wife, a Havasupai, parching Corn in a Basket. " " 210

A Wallapai Woman pounding Acorns. " " 210

Havasupai Mother and Child. " " 216

A Family Group of Havasupais. " " 216

Waluthanca's Daughter, with Esuwa, going for Water. " " 230

Lanoman's Wife, a Havasupai. " " 230

Rock Jones, Leading Medicine Man of Havasupais. " " 256

Sinyela, with Esuwa, going for Water. " " 256

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