ILLUSTRATIONS

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Plate LXXXII. The Navaho reservation 475

LXXXIII. A typical Navaho hogán 483

LXXXIV. A hogán in Canyon de Chelly 485

LXXXV. A Navaho summer hut 495

LXXXVI. A “lean-to” summer shelter 497

LXXXVII. Ĭnçá-qoġán, medicine hut 501

LXXXVIII. Modern house of a wealthy Navaho 505

LXXXIX. A Yébĭtcai house 511

XC. Diagram plan of hogán,

with names of parts 514

Figure 230. The three main timbers of a hogán 489

231. Frame of a hogán, seen from below 491

232. Frame of a doorway 492

233. Ground plan of a summer shelter 495

234. Supporting post in a summer hut 496

235. Ground plan of a summer hut 496

236. Section of a summer hut 497

237. Masonry support for rafters 497

238. A timber-built shelter 498

239. Shelter with partly closed front 499

240. Low earth-covered shelter 500

241. Ground plan of Yébĭtcai house 510

242. Framework of Yébĭtcai house 512

243. Diagram showing measurements

of Yébĭtcai house 513

244. Interior of Yébĭtcai house,

illustrating nomenclature 516

[Illustration: Plate LXXXII

MAP OF PARTS OF THE NAVAHO RESERVATION

IN ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO

from the atlas sheets of the

UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY]

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