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ILLUSTRATIONS.
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. Inside House-pole, Kwakiutl.

Anthropological Guide. (Courtesy of Provincial Museum, Vic-

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The Great Fraser Midden, Vancouver, B.C. (Photo by courtesy
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Tsimshian Indian wearing Wooden Head-dress with Sea-lion
Whisker Fringe, and a Woven Chilkat Blanket of Goat Wool
and Cedar Bark. (Photo by courtesy of the National Museum
Of, Canada s© ttawia) ice tee ean an Sener ars ea
Chief of Thompson ‘Tribe in i Gcrempnial Costume. (Photo,
courtesy of Provincial Wuseum; Victoria, B(C.). 2
Carved Stone Dish from Lytton, B.C. (Courtesy of Provincial
Museum Victorias B.C 2 a ee ee
Stone Implements: (1) Adze; (2) Maul; (3) Smoothing-adze;
(4) War-club; (5) Slate Dagger. GCourtesr of Provincial
Wruseums: Victoria: BiG.) a ee es a Se ai Se
Stone Hammers and Pile-drivers: (1), (2), (3) Hand Ham-
mers; (4), (5) Pile-drivers. (Courtesy of Provincial Museum,
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Fishing Implements: (1) Fish-spear; (2), (3), (4) Fish-hooks;
(5) Fish-club; (6) Stone Knife; (7) Lure. (Courtesy of Pro-
wincral IWiseums Victoniaveai@. \a suese re ic oo eee
Fig. 1, Fish-trap on Skeena River. (Courtesy of T. W. S.
Parsons, Assistant Commissioner, British Columbia Provincial
Police.) Fig. 2, Weir on Cowichan River.
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Bow and Different Types of Arrows. In order from Top:

Stone-headed, Double Metal-head, Bone-head, and Blunt Bird- |

arrow. (Courtesy of Provincial Museum, Victoria, B.C.)........
Model of Chief's House (1) and Mortuary (2). (Courtesy of
Provincial Maseumm. Victoria, 3. Cjeee 2 en es
(Courtesy of Provincial Museum,

Victorians. CN) cee" 8 ge ei Gee ne ey ne

. Details of Structure of Semi-subterranean Winter House.

(Courtesy of the American Museum of Natural History, New
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Carved Storage-chests. (Courtesy of Provincial Museum, Vic-
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Grease-dishes: Fig. 12, Seal; Fig. 13, Eagle and Frog; Fig. 14,
Sea-lion and Thunder-bird; Fig. 15, Design of Land-otter.
(Courtesy of Provincial Museum, Victoria, B.C.)........................
Grease-ladle and Carved Handles of Goat-horn Spoons: Fig. 16,
Raven; Figs. 17, 18, 19, Heraldic Carvings. (Courtesy of Pro-
vincial Museum, Victoria, B.C.)

Pictographs (Painting on Stone), Texas Creek, B.C. (Photo
by (Ral MicR hee.) ae ena, eared aien: Sate Way ee
Petroglyphs (Stone Carvings), at Sproat Lake, B.C. (Courtesy

of Provincial Museum, Victoria, B.C.)

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