EXPLANATION OF PLATES

Plate I. Basketry of Maidu (From Roland B. Dixon, Basketry Designs

of California, Bull. Am. Museum of Natural History,

Vol. 17). opp. p. 18

” II. Body Painting of an Andaman Islander (From Brown, The

Andaman Islanders) 32

” III. Melanesian House 34

” IV. Peruvian Textiles (From Charles W. Mead, Boas Anniversary

Volume, Pl. X) 46

” V. Kumiss Goblets of the Yakut (From W. Jochelson, Boas

Anniversary Volume, Pl. XXI) 54

” VI. Shaman’s Dress, Amur River (A. M. N. H.) 66

” VII. Woven Pouch, British Columbia (A. M. N. H.) 124

” VIII. Woven Blanket, New Zealand, United States National

Museum 182

” IX. Carved Figure, British Columbia, Linden Museum,

Stuttgart 184

” X. Chilkat Blanket, Ethnological Museum, Copenhagen 278

” XI. Cedarbark Blanket, British Columbia, British Museum 278

” XII. Blankets of Mountain-goat Wool, Bella Coola, British

Columbia 278

” XIII. House Post, near Eburne, Fraser River Delta, British

Columbia 288

” XIV. Tlingit Baskets (From G. T. Emmons, The Basketry of the

Tlingit Indians) 294

” XV. Imbricated Baskets from British Columbia and Washington 298

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