MS 7590 Quileute ethnology

Scope and Contents

Includes in volume 1: mental and physical traits (p. 1); population (p. 7), basketry (Mrs. Carl Black, Mrs. Jennie Blair, Billy Hehalagap; p. 19); in volume 2: early history and distribution (Arthur Howeattle; p. 3); manufacture (Arthur Howeattle; p. 14); houses and households (Arthur Howeattle and Talicas Eastman, p. 39), and house furnishings (p. 53); clothing and adornment (Arthur Howeattle; p. 60); in volume 3: clothing (p. 3); personal adornment (Mrs. Robert Lee, Mrs. Sunflower, Arthur Howeattle; p. 6); subsistence (A.H.; p. 18); dishes (p. 31); seasons (p. 34); hunting (A.H. andBilly Hebaladuf; p. 37); fishing (A.H.; p. 57); sealing (80); whaling (p. 102); travel, transportation and trade (A.H.; p. 127); and warfare (A.H. and Webo Tones; p. 144). Also three pages of notes in what appears to be the hand o