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1038 5' 61 PLATE 121 Tobacco pipe and snuff mortars. Top, Pipe carved to represent an eagle; coUected by George T, Emmons at Dry Bay before 1888; scale in inches and centimeters (ANMH E/2724), Center, Mortar, 5M inches high, made of whale vertebra, from Dry Bay (PAM 48,3,- 169). Bottom, Wooden snuflf mortar, with base about 8 inches long, made by Sam George at Dry Bay in 1941, and photographed at Yakutat in July 1952. (Matchbox scale is 2 inches long,)
1039 PLATE 122 Wooden pipes. Top, Wooden pipe bowl, 3 inches high, in the shape of an eagle or thunderbird; collected by George T, Emmons from a Dry Bay chief of the "Kutkowee family" (i.e., ;;§[!'atkA' ayi sib) (MAI/HF 9427). Bottom, Pipe, 4}4 inches high, carved to represent a bear, with a brass cap at the mouthpiece; "coUected by G, T. Emmons at Yakutat in 1869" but more probably obtained from Yakutat natives at Sitka (MAI/HF 9212).
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SERIAL PUBLICATIONS OF THE SMITHSON
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A PubUcation of the SMITHSONIAN INS
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xlviii APPENDIX SIB POTLATCH SONGS
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