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PLATE 143
Teqwedi heirlooms on the porch of Shark House at Yakutat. From left to right: Chair with spruce root hat, with painted designs suggesting
"coppers," topped by cylinders and ermine skins. The Killerwhale Drum, with its fin standing on it (see pi. 164). On the drum
is a spruce root hat with painted design, evidently the KiUerwhale Hat (see pi. 145) before the cylinders were added to it (taken from
the hat on the chair?). Cane with carved end, suggesting a face, ornamented with a tuft of human hair. Against the window frame
leans a Killerwhale Fin dance paddle with its painted blade tipped with human hair and a carved figure protruding just above the
handle (see pi. 163). The Uttle girl (Louise Peterson, born 1905) and the youth (Harry K. Bremner, born 1893) both wear Chilkat
blankets. At the corner of the house, in the shelter under the projecting roof, is number 3 of the Shark Posts (see pis. 86 and 87),
(Photograph by Fhoki Kayamori, about 1912. Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Bremner.)