[K] James Mooney.
[Notes: SIOUAN TENTS
_B. Tent of Little Cedar, belonging to the order of Sun and Moon
shamans. The circle represents the sun in which stands a man holding
deer rattles._
_C. Those persons who belong to the Inke-sabe sub-gens known as
Keepers of the Pipes, paint their tents with the pipe decorations._
_D. Used by a member of the order of Grizzly Bear shamans. "When they
have had visions of grizzly bears, they decorate their tents
accordingly." (George Miller.) The bear is represented as emerging
from his den. The dark band represents the ground._
_E. Sketch furnished by Chief Dried Buffalo. The circle at the top
represents a bear's cave. Below there are lightnings, then prints of
bears' paws. E also represents the grizzly bear vision._]
[Illustration: _Enlarged from plate in report of the Bureau of
Ethnology_]
[Illustration: AN ARAPAHOE BED
_Courtesy of the Smithsonian Institution_]