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77. Sealing camp above Point Latouche, south end,
Jidy 1899.
78. Sealing camp above Point Latouche, bark shelter,
July 1899.
79. Sealing camp above Point Latouche, ^^ath Jenny
Abraham, July 1899.
80. Sealing camp above Point Latouche, with wife of
Chief Minaman, July 1899.
81. Bear Bit BUly in Fort House, Khantaak Island,
1889.
82. The Old Village, Yakutat, 1915.
83. The Old Village, Yakutat, 1915 or 1916.
84. Houses in the Old Village, Yakutat, 1912.
85. BeaverScreenin Wolf Bath House, Yakutat, 1949.
86. Posts from Shark House, Yakutat, with Jim
Kardeetoo, 1928.
87. Posts from Shark House, Old Village, Yakutat.
88. Carvings on posts in Moon House, Old Village,
Yakutat, 1901.
89. Bear Post from Shark House, Yakutat.
90. Totem pole carved for sale (1926-30?).
91. Thunderbird Screen from Thunderbird House,
Yakutat.
92. Painting the Golden Eagle Screen for Drum House
(1905?).
93. Golden Eagle Screen for Golden Eagle House, Old
Village, Yakutat,
94. "Skookum root," or American white hellebore.
95. Devilclub.
96. "Wild rice" or Kamchatka lily, and lupin.
97. Wild celery, yellow pond lily and buckbean.
98. Black seaweed.
99. Seaweed drying.
100. Yakutat foods and preserves.
101. Gathering clams and cockles.
102. Wmiam Thomas fishing with gill net, 1952.
103. Seining salmon.
104. Dried salmon.
105. Yakutat canoe paddles and canoe models.
106. Yakutat canoe models.
107. Models of Yakutat canoes.
108. Yakutat arrows, quiver, and bow.
109. Sea otter hunter's bows, harpoon arrows, and
quiver.
110. Wooden clubs for killing wounded seals or sea
otters.
111. Gaff hook.
112. Barbed heads for spear and sea otter haipoon
arrows.
113. Halibut fishing gear.
114. Halibut hooks.
115. Halibut hooks.
116. Powder horns, bullet mold, and shot pouch.
117. Yakutat tools.
118. Horn spoons and dish.
119. Grease containers.
120. Trinket boxes.
121. Tobacco pipe and snuff mortars.
122. Wooden pipes.
123. Wooden pipes.
124. Implements for working skins.
125. Modern implements for working sealskins.
126. Halibut skin bag.
127. Inherited family possessions.
128. Yakutat baskets and bag.
129. Yakutat berry baskets.
130. Spruce root basket.
131. Yakutat baskets.
132. Yakutat baskets.
133. Spruce root basket.
134. Yakutat doll and moccasins.
135. Yakutat silver and beadwork.
136. Comb and amulets.
137. Amulets and gambling tops.
138. Gaming counters and container.
139. Gaming implements and paint brushes.
140. Joseph Abraham as song leader, 1900 (?).
141. Clarence Peterson, 1920 (?).
142. Ned Williams, 1906.
143. Teqwedi heirlooms on the porch of Shark House.
144. Teqwedi and K^acliqwan heirlooms in Shark
House.
145. Ceremonial garments of the Bear House Teqwedi,
146. Yakutat dance shirts.
147. Mount Saint Elias Shirt and beaded vest.
148. Chilkat blanket with Raven design,
149. Chilkat blanket for a child,
150. Thunderbird Blanket of the CAnkuqedi.
151. Ahrnklin River Blanket of the Drum House
Teqwedi,
152. Harvey Milton, wearing the K^'ackqwan Mount
Saint Elias Blanket, 1954.
153. War bonnet and Bear's Ears headdress.
154. Yakutat crest hat.
155. Yakutat crest hats.
156. Tecjwedi headdress.
157. Teqwedi headdresses and dancing masks.
158. Crest helmets.
159. Wooden helmet.
160. Copper war knife.
161. Moosehide armor,
162. Chief's staffs or canes.
163. Song leader's staffs.
164. Killerwhale Drum of the Teqwedi,
165. Wooden drum with Owl crest.
166. Raven Drum of the K'^actqwan.
167. K^'ackqwan memorial image.
168. Wooden figurines.
169. Shaman's grave guardian from Yakutat.