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Vol. 20 Illustrations

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  1. Volume Twenty Illustrations and Portfolio Images Erik Loyer

Contents of this path:

  1. On Kotzebue Sound
  2. Dialects and hunting territories of the Coast Eskimo of Alaska
  3. Mihkoyak, a Nunivak village
  4. Ground-plan, roof-plan, and section of Eskimo men's house
  5. Mihkoyak, men's house at winter camp, Nunivak
  6. At Nash Harbor, Nunivak
  7. Baninaguh, Nunivak
  8. Waterproof parkas, Nunivak
  9. Girl's costume, Nunivak
  10. Holiday costume, Nunivak
  11. Duck-skin parkas, Nunivak
  12. Fish-drying racks, Nunivak
  13. Nunivak youth
  14. Jukuk, Nunivak
  15. Kaiak frame, Nunivak
  16. Kaiak on rack, Nunivak
  17. Kaiak with seal hunting equipment, Nunivak
  18. Ready for the throw, Nunivak
  19. A Nunivak hunter
  20. Sled, Nunivak
  21. Chahali, Nunivak
  22. Line stretching posts, Nunivak
  23. Herring racks, Nunivak
  24. Kenowun, Nunivak
  25. Dahchihtok, Nunivak
  26. Jukuk, Nunivak
  27. Dishes, Nunivak
  28. Baskets, Nunivak
  29. Ceremonial mask, Nunivak
  30. Maskette, Nunivak
  31. The ivory carver, Nunivak
  32. Hooper Bay homes
  33. Hooper Bay man
  34. Ukowuhhuh, Hooper Bay
  35. Drying whale meat, Hooper Bay
  36. Food caches, Hooper Bay
  37. A grave-post, Hooper Bay
  38. King Island
  39. Looking to sea, King Island
  40. On the cliff edge, King Island
  41. Housetops, King Island
  42. Nuktaya, King Island
  43. Drilling ivory, King Island
  44. The bow-drill, King Island
  45. Village at Little Diomede
  46. Home structure, Diomede
  47. Underground house tops with whale-rib drying rack, Diomede
  48. Walrus boats, Big Diomede in distance
  49. Drying walrus hide, Diomede
  50. Siluk, Diomede
  51. Diomede girl
  52. Tahopik, Diomede
  53. Home structure, Cape Prince of Wales
  54. Start of whale hunt, Cape Prince of Wales
  55. Umiak and crew, Cape Prince of Wales
  56. Aiyak, Cape Prince of Wales
  57. Koaninok, Cape Prince of Wales
  58. Berry-pickers, Kotzebue
  59. The beluga, Kotzebue
  60. Cutting up a beluga, Kotzebue
  61. Food containers, pokes, Kotzebue
  62. Umiak frame, Kotzebue
  63. Umiak, Kotzebue
  64. The umiak, Kotzebue
  65. Noatak village
  66. Noatak home
  67. At Noatak village
  68. The seal-hunter - Noatak
  69. Noatak man
  70. Noatak child
  71. Bark dishes, Kobuk
  72. On the Selawik River
  73. At Selawik
  74. Kihsuk, Selawik
  75. Selawik women
  76. Selawik woman
  77. Selawik girl.