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170. Paraphernalia of the Yakutat shaman, coUected
by Libbey,
171 Paraphernaha of the Yakutat shaman, coUected
by Libbey,
172
Ivory charms of the Yakutat shaman, coUected
by Libbey,
173, Ivory charms of the Yakutat shaman, coUected
by Libbey.
174, Masks of Libbey's unknown Yakutat shaman.
175, Headdress ornaments of the Yakutat shaman,
coUected by Libbey,
176, Rattles of the Yakutat shaman, coUected by
Libbey.
177, Rattle of the Yakutat shaman, collected by Libbey
178, Paraphernalia of unidentified shamans of Yakutat
and Dry Bay,
179, Dance wands and headdress ornament of Yakutat
and Dry Bay shamans.
180, Masks of an unidentified Dry Bay shaman.
181, Masks of unidentified shamans of Dry Bay and
Akwe River.
182, Ivory and bone charms of unknown Yakutat
shamans.
183, Ivory charms of unknown Dry Bay shamans.
184, Masks of an unidentified Yakutat shaman,
185, Masks of unidentified Yakutat shamans,
186, Masks of unidentified shamans of the Yakutat-
Dry Bay area.
187, Paraphernalia belonging to SEtAn.
188, Masks belonging to SEtAn.
189, Masks belonging to SEtAn.
190, Masks belonging to Gutcda.
191, Masks belonging to Gutcda,
192, Masks belonging to Gutcda.
193, Headdresses belonging to Gutcda.
194. Copies of masks belonging to Gutcda.
195. Paraphernalia of an unknown TluknaxAdi shaman,
196. Paraiohernalia of the unknown Tluk^'axAdi
shaman,
197. Masks of the unknown TluknaxAdi shaman,
198. Paraphernalia belonging to Qadjuse.
199. Paraphernalia belonging to Qadjuse,
200. Mask and headdress belonging to Qadjuse.
201. Masks belonging to Qadjuse.
202. Masks belonging to Qadjuse.
203. Headdresses belonging to Qadjuse.
204. Paraphernalia of the unidentified Xat'kA'ayi
shaman.
205. Paraphernalia of the unidentified I^Iat'kA'ayi
shaman,
206. Headdress and mask of the unidentified %2itkA-
'a3d shaman,
207. Masks and maskette of the unidentified %a.tkA-
'ayi shaman,
208. Headdress of the unidentified Xat'kA'ayi shaman.
209. Frog Crest of the Tl'uknaxAdi, Sitka, 1902.
210. Yakutat natives at the Sitka potlatch, 1904.
211. Yakutat natives at the Sitka potlatch, 1904.
212. Hosts and Yakutat guests at the Sitka potlatch,
1904.
213. The Golden Eagle Screen for Drum House,
Yakutat, 1905,
214. Teqwedi guests at the Tl'uknaxAdi potlatch,
Yakutat, 1916,
215. The Thunderbird Screen and CAnkuqedi, Yakutat,
1918.
216. Performance in the ANB HaU, Yakutat, 1936.
217. Harry K. Bremner with Mount Saint EUas
Dancers' equipment, 1965.
218. The Mount Saint EUas Dancers, Yakutat, 1965.
Photographs of specimens in museums, reproduced by courtesy of those institutions, are designated as follows:
Alaska State Museum (formerly the Territorial Historical Library and Museum), Juneau. (Photographs by J.
Malcolm Greany and Edward Keithahn for this publication.)
AMNH. American Museum of Natural History. (Where negative numbers are not given, photographs are by
Dr. Richard A. Gould, and the author, for this publication.)
MAI/HF. Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation.
PAM. Portland Art Museum.
PU. Museum of Natural History, Princeton University. (Photographs by Dr. Donald Baird and WUl Stark for
this publication.)
TBM/WSM, Thomas Burke Memorial Washington State Museum, Seattle, (Photographs by WiUiam Eng for
this pubUcation,)
USNM. United States National Museum.
Photographs taken at Yakutat and vicinity are by the author, unless otherwise noted.
LMA. Lowie Museum of Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley. (Photographs not published.)