THE GROUND OWL AND THE FALCON.

The fetiches of the Ground Owl (the Prairie Dog

variety--Thla-po-po-ke'-a' we-ma-we) of all regions, are still more

rarely represented and even less prized than those of the Mole. The only

example in the collection is reproduced in Plate IX, Fig. 2. The

original is quite carefully formed of soft white limestone, and is

perforated to facilitate suspension.

The Falcon fetiches (Pi-pi we-ma-we) are included in the Eagle species,

as they are called the younger brothers of the Eagle, and supply the

place of the red Eagle which variety is met with very rarely.

[Illustration: THE MOLE AND THE GROUND-OWL FETICHES--HUNTER GODS OF THE

LOWER REGIONS AND ALL REGIONS.

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