Vol. 20 Illustrations
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- On Kotzebue Sound
- Dialects and hunting territories of the Coast Eskimo of Alaska
- Mihkoyak, a Nunivak village
- Ground-plan, roof-plan, and section of Eskimo men's house
- Mihkoyak, men's house at winter camp, Nunivak
- At Nash Harbor, Nunivak
- Baninaguh, Nunivak
- Waterproof parkas, Nunivak
- Girl's costume, Nunivak
- Holiday costume, Nunivak
- Duck-skin parkas, Nunivak
- Fish-drying racks, Nunivak
- Nunivak youth
- Jukuk, Nunivak
- Kaiak frame, Nunivak
- Kaiak on rack, Nunivak
- Kaiak with seal hunting equipment, Nunivak
- Ready for the throw, Nunivak
- A Nunivak hunter
- Sled, Nunivak
- Chahali, Nunivak
- Line stretching posts, Nunivak
- Herring racks, Nunivak
- Kenowun, Nunivak
- Dahchihtok, Nunivak
- Jukuk, Nunivak
- Dishes, Nunivak
- Baskets, Nunivak
- Ceremonial mask, Nunivak
- Maskette, Nunivak
- The ivory carver, Nunivak
- Hooper Bay homes
- Hooper Bay man
- Ukowuhhuh, Hooper Bay
- Drying whale meat, Hooper Bay
- Food caches, Hooper Bay
- A grave-post, Hooper Bay
- King Island
- Looking to sea, King Island
- On the cliff edge, King Island
- Housetops, King Island
- Nuktaya, King Island
- Drilling ivory, King Island
- The bow-drill, King Island
- Village at Little Diomede
- Home structure, Diomede
- Underground house tops with whale-rib drying rack, Diomede
- Walrus boats, Big Diomede in distance
- Drying walrus hide, Diomede
- Siluk, Diomede
- Diomede girl
- Tahopik, Diomede
- Home structure, Cape Prince of Wales
- Start of whale hunt, Cape Prince of Wales
- Umiak and crew, Cape Prince of Wales
- Aiyak, Cape Prince of Wales
- Koaninok, Cape Prince of Wales
- Berry-pickers, Kotzebue
- The beluga, Kotzebue
- Cutting up a beluga, Kotzebue
- Food containers, pokes, Kotzebue
- Umiak frame, Kotzebue
- Umiak, Kotzebue
- The umiak, Kotzebue
- Noatak village
- Noatak home
- At Noatak village
- The seal-hunter - Noatak
- Noatak man
- Noatak child
- Bark dishes, Kobuk
- On the Selawik River
- At Selawik
- Kihsuk, Selawik
- Selawik women
- Selawik woman
- Selawik girl.