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List of Large Plates Supplementing Volume Twelve

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  1. Volume Twelve Illustrations and Portfolio Images Erik Loyer

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  1. Loitering at the spring
  2. Buffalo dance at Hano
  3. Tewa girl
  4. Hopi mother
  5. Antelopes and snakes at Oraibi
  6. Watching the dancers
  7. Hopi girl
  8. Evening in Hopi land
  9. Honovi - Walpi snake priest, with Totokya Day painting
  10. On the housetop
  11. Walpi
  12. Hopi woman
  13. Hopi maiden
  14. Counting the record
  15. Chaiwa - Tewa
  16. Chaiwa - Tewa, profile
  17. At the trysting place
  18. East side of Walpi
  19. Snake priest
  20. Potter mixing clay
  21. Hopi man
  22. Hopi architecture
  23. Snake dancers entering the plaza
  24. Primitive style of hairdressing
  25. Walpi man
  26. Mishongnovi
  27. Potter
  28. East mesa girls
  29. Modified style of hairdressing
  30. Walpi snake priest
  31. Snake dancer in costume
  32. Flute dancers at Tureva Spring
  33. Piki maker
  34. Depositing a prayer-stick
  35. Tewa girls
  36. Water carriers