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MS 1802 Ethnological Studies of the Hoh and Quileute Indians, the Sole Survivors of the Chimakuan Linguistic Family

22 results in NAA.MS1802 for "Hoh"
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Shaker Dance at Quileute, Washington Drawing
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Old Man Penn, Commonly Known as Klekabuck Drawing
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Klukwalle Dance Drawing
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Thunderbird Carrying a Whale in his Talons Drawing
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Quileute Whaling Scene Drawing
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Medicine Doctor and Medicine Sticks (Tomaneous Sticks) Drawing
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Totem Poles Drawing
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Klukwalle Dancer in Mask Drawing
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Implements Used in Fishing and Seal Hunting with Diagram Showing Use Drawing
22 MAR 1907
Tsi-Yuk Dance Drawing
19 FEB 1907
Doctor Practicing Hypnotism Drawing
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Ka-Kla-Kwal Dance Drawing
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Arrows, Knives, and Harpoon Drawing
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Basket, Spear, Bow and Arrow, Knife, and Indian Figure Drawing
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Quileute Indian Mask Drawing
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Bird in Design Drawing
25 JAN 1906
Klukwalle Dance of December 24, 1907 Drawing
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Two Medicine Men Performing Dance to Determine Who Has Strongest Hypnotic (Tomaneous) Power Drawing
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Rich Man's Mask Worn in Klukwalle Dance Drawing
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Mask Worn in Klukwalle Dance Drawing
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Children Playing "Klukwalle"; Figures Represent Men Watching Wolves from Salal-Brush Thicket Drawing
27 FEB 1907
Lighthouse Tender - Columbine Drawing
25 JAN 1906