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614 AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST [n. s., 29, 1927

the high tide line up to perhaps thirty feet above it, about fifty
feet north of the Canadian National Railway track and plainly
visible from a passing train. They are about opposite the fourth
telegraph pole east or upstream from the 91st mile post, or about
21 miles east from Tyee. The telegraph wires again cross the
track at this point. Some of the pictographs are protected from
the weather by overhanging rock. :

The pictures appeared to me to be in the same shade of red
as most of the pictographs of British Columbia. They are crude
and scattered. A number of motion picture stills were taken of
them for the Victoria Memorial Museum. Among these red
pictures are rows of dots, and two simple faces, but I was able
to make little of them..

VicTor1A MremorrAL Museum,
OrtTawa, CANADA