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PLATE 135
Yakutat silver and beadwork. Top, left to right: Obverse and reverse of a silver feather worn by the "deer" in a peace ceremony; in
cised to represent the Owl, and the Raven and Humpback Salmon; probably one of two feathers worn by Joseph Abraham (Teqwedi)
when he was seized by the Kwackqwan in 1904 (?); property of Helen Bremner; photographed, with scale in inches, at Yakutat in
1952, Silver feather worn by the "deer" in a peace ceremony, incised to represent the Eagle and Shark on one side and on the other
(not shown) the Bear, aU crests of the Teqwedi; probably one of a pair of feathers worn by Mrs, Situk Jim (K"ackqwan) when she
was seized by the Teqwedi as the opposite of Joseph Abraham; (a lump of clay obscures the tip) (Rasmussen collection, PAM
48.3.3069). Center, left to right: Bracelet of glass beads (PU 5142). Labret of silver or zinc (?) (PU 5127). Bottom, left to right: SiWer
bracelet with incised floral design (PU 5124). Silver bracelet with incised design representing the American eagle (PU 5126). The
sUver and bead bracelets and the labret were collected by WiUiam S. Libbey at Yakutat in 1886, AU objects are natural size; see
scale in centimeters and inches.