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Dancing Mask - Nootka

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"Mask" Erik Loyer
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1. Masked dancer - Cowichan
2. Kotsuis and Hohhuq - Nakoaktok
3. Coming for the bride
4. Masked dancers in canoes - Qagyhl, A
5. Masked dancers - Qagyuhl The plate shows a group of masked and costumed performers in the winter ceremony. The chief who is holding the dance stands at the left, grasping a speaker's staff and wearing cedar-bark neck-ring and head-band and a few of the spectators are visible at the right. At the extreme left is seen a part of the painted mawihl through which the dancers emerge from the secret room; and in the centre, between the carved house-posts, is the Awaitlala hams'pek, showing three of the five mouths through which the hamatsa wriggle from the top to the bottom of the column. See page 175 and footnote.
6. Masked dancers in canoes - Qagyuhl, B
7. Haida of Massett
8. Hopi man
9. Sia buffalo mask
10. A Cowichan mask
11. Masked dancer - Cowichan
12. A Tluwulahu mask - Tswatenok
13. Mask of octopus hunter - Qagyuhl
14. Dancing Mask - Nootka
15. Tyo'oni Shiwanna mask - Cochita
16. Native drawings of Santo Domingo masks
17. Native conception of a kopishtaia with mask and tablita - Acoma
18. Ceremonial mask, Nunivak
19. Maskette, Nunivak
Nootka Erik Loyer
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1. Basketry storage container Woven basket with some external vertical elements colored red, purple (?) blue/black (?) and green. Several areas of loss, particularly around the rim and rim is deformed. Typed note inside basket says: "24. Storage Basketry Container. Tribe: Nootka-Makah Vancouver Island, B.C. and Northwest Washington State. Design: red-green-blue-black-purple stripes woven on a natural ground; of plain plaited cedar bark. Size: 6 1/2 h." 13"x10" sq. Circa: 1915. Condition: v. poor."
2. On the shores at Nootka
3. Hesquiat root digger
4. Nootka method of spearing
5. Oldest man of Nootka
6. Nootka woman wearing cedar-bark blanket
7. Nootka woman
8. At Nootka
9. Haiyahl - Nootka
10. Shores of Nootka Sound
11. Nootka man
12. A Nootka belle
13. Village of Nootka
14. Tsahwismia - Nootka
15. The lake at Nootka
16. A Nootka
17. The shores of the Nootka
18. By the sea - Nootka
19. Dancing Mask - Nootka
20. The bear costume - Nootka
21. Nootka man
22. A woman of Nootka
Vol. 11 Illustrations Erik Loyer
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