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Impearls: HIC C.1: Plates
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Earthdate 2005-11-12
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Following is the key to the Plates of photographs pertinent to the civilization of California's far northwest from A. L. Kroeber's Handbook of the Indians of California.
- A Plate A. Lower Klamath, Trinity, and Salmon Rivers of NW California. Space shuttle photo, earthdate 1994-10-08 (not from Kroeber's book)
- Plate 2. Yurok treasures, exhibited in dances: obsidian blades.
- Plate 3. Hupa White Deerskin dance: the performers in front of the line displaying obsidians. Yurok making a boat.
- Plate 4. Yurok fishing for salmon in Klamath River at Kenek.
- Plate 5. Mouth of Klamath with view of part of Yurok village of Rekwoi and the rock Oregos. Yurok canoe shooting rapids at Kenek.
- Plate 6. Karok fishing with plunge net at falls at Ashanamkarak. Altar where fire is kindled in annual first-salmon rite.
- Plate 7. Karok fishing from scaffold opposite Amaikiara.
- Plate 8. Hunter's headdress for decoying deer. Karok.
- Plate 9. Three aligned houses with stone platforms in Wahsekw. Interior of a Yurok house in Weitspus.
- Plate 10. Karok house, side view. Interior of a Yurok sweat house.
- Plate 11. View of Yurok town, with plank-covered graves in foreground. Hupa measuring dentalium money against tattoo marks on his forearm.
- Plate 12. Sacred house and sweat house in Karok town of Katimin. Corner of Yurok house with carved door plank, at Rekwoi.
- Plate 13. Chilula sweat house. Boat of Yurok manufacture on Trinity River at Hupa.
- Plate 14. Hupa woman lifting stone from fire to heat basketful of water for leaching acorn meal. Karok old men sunning on stone platform in front of sweat house.
- Plate 15. Elk-antler purse for dentalium money. Cylindrical wooden box with lid. Ornament for setting on the prow of boat. Yurok.
- Plate 16. Stone pestle. Wooden arrow straightener. Flint knife for dressing salmon. Salmon grease dish of steatite. Yurok.
- Plate 17. Acorn gruel stirrers, ends charred from contact with the cooking stones. Yurok.
- Plate 18. Karok in war costume of rod armor and helmet. Drawing the bow.
- Plate 19. Yurok stool of redwood. Stone-handled adzes. Mauls to drive horn wedges.
- Plate 20. Carved elk antler spoons for acorn gruel. Yurok.
- Plate 21. Karok man.
- Plate 22. Karok center of the world: sacred town of Katimin on left bank of the Klamath.
- Plate 23. Wiyot baskets: for eating; carrying; and cooking.
- Plate 24. Lassik basketry: mortar hopper; seed beater; for cooking; and for gathering seeds.
- Plate 29. Seed beaters: Nongatl, Chumash, Pomo, Yuki.
- Plate 30. Wooden smoking pipes: Pomo, Yokuts, Miwok, Yuki, Winton.
- Plate 31. Central and northern Californian types: Hupa girls.
- Plate 33. Pomo fish traps.
- Plate 35. Cradles, “sitting” type: Yurok, Wintun (Pomo type), Northern Wintun.
- Plate 43. Flutes: Yuma, Yokuts, Miwok, Pomo, Karok.
- Plate 58. Parts of quill headbands: Koso, Luiseño, Miwok, Miwok. Compare Fig. 20.
- Plate 60. Hupa woman pounding acorns, her legs holding the basket mortar.
- Plate 67. Paddles: Yurok, Pomo, Klamath-Modoc.
- Plate 70. Yurok woman and old men.
- Plate 71. Hupa woman and men.
- Plate 73. Baskets and caps: Yurok tobacco baskets, cap.
- Plate 74. Ritual cults of California.
- Plate 77. Karok using fire drill.
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