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Vol. 12 Illustrations

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  1. Volume Twelve Illustrations and Portfolio Images Erik Loyer

Contents of this path:

  1. Nova - Walpi
  2. The trail to Shipaulovi
  3. Approaching the gap at Walpi
  4. Return of a trading party
  5. On a Walpi housetop
  6. A visitor
  7. Hotavila
  8. Pakavi
  9. Gossip at the water-hole
  10. Hopi architecture
  11. Household utensils
  12. On a housetop - Walpi
  13. East Mesa pottery
  14. Oraibi plaques
  15. Hano and Walpi girls wearing atoo
  16. A Hopi flock
  17. The delights of childhood
  18. A cave at Middle Mesa
  19. Hopi bridal costume
  20. A cornfield
  21. Grinding meal
  22. A melon field
  23. Walled gardens at Middle Mesa
  24. The stairway trail at Walpi
  25. Hopi farmers, yesterday and today
  26. A Hopi woman
  27. In the cradle-basket
  28. A Hopi mother
  29. A Middle Mesa Albino
  30. Drying pottery
  31. Potter building her kiln
  32. Firing pottery
  33. An ancient pottery kiln
  34. Pele - Tewa
  35. Tsetsanu - Tewa
  36. Pulini and Koyame - Walpi
  37. A load of wood
  38. Shongopavi
  39. The plaza at Walpi
  40. An afternoon chat
  41. The weaver
  42. Good morning
  43. A peach orchard
  44. Kachina dolls
  45. Shipaulovi snake kiva
  46. Spectators at the snake dance
  47. A snake priest
  48. Walpi snake chief
  49. Sikaletstiwa, Shipaulovi snake chief
  50. The prayer
  51. Snake priest entering the kiva
  52. Guarding the snake kiva
  53. Singing to the snakes - Shipaulovi
  54. Antelopes starting for the plaza - Shipaulovi
  55. Snakes and antelopes at Oraibi
  56. Snake dancer and "hugger"
  57. The "catcher"
  58. A "catcher" picking up a snake
  59. Picking up the snakes
  60. Depositing snakes in the circle of meal
  61. Oraibi snake dance
  62. Oraibi snake dance
  63. Awaiting the return of the snake racers
  64. Snake jars in the kiva
  65. Flute dancers dressing at Kuchina house
  66. Dressing the flute maiden
  67. Flute boys, priests, and maidens
  68. Flute dancers approaching the spring
  69. Dressing at Tawapa Spring, Walpi flute ceremony
  70. Entering the spring, Walpi flute dance
  71. Flute dancers returning to Walpi
  72. Offering sacred meal, Mishongnovi flute dance
  73. Sumaikuli Katsina at Hano
  74. Buffalo dance at Hano
  75. An East Mesa girl.