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Hupa

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Contents of this path:

  1. Karok baskets
  2. Hupa trout-trap
  3. Hupa jumping dance costume
  4. Fishing from canoe - Hupa
  5. Hupa mother and child
  6. Hupa woman
  7. Salmon stream
  8. Hupa fisherman
  9. Yurok drummer
  10. Fish-weir across Trinity River - Hupa
  11. Fishing platform on Trinity River - Hupa
  12. Principal female shaman of the Hupa
  13. Hupa woman in primitive costume
  14. Smoky day at the Sugar Bowl - Hupa
  15. Hupa man
  16. Hupa woman
  17. Hupa baskets
  18. Hupa purses and money
  19. Hupa house
  20. Hupa sweat-house
  21. Sticks used in Hupa guessing game
  22. Hupa matron
  23. Hupa woman's dress
  24. Hupa basket and purses
  25. Hupa fisherman
  26. Hupa female shaman
  27. White deerskin dance costume - Hupa
  28. Dancer with black deer effigy - Hupa
  29. Obsidian bearer, White deerskin dance - Hupa
  30. Modern Hupa house
  31. Costume of the obsidian-bearer - Hupa
  32. Dip-netting at the sugar bowl - Hupa
  33. Watching for salmon - Hupa
  34. Hupa canoe
  35. Hupa salmon-fishing
  36. Hupa war-chief