# EXPLANATORY.

The Cliff dwellings were built in wind-worn caves, and so well protected by the overhanging cliffs that no moisture ever reaches them. This accounts for the fine state of preservation of this collection. Most of the articles found were covered with debris.

When we mention a recess back of the house, we mean the inner part of the cave or that part that was too low to allow them to build in. They used the recesses to store the ashes and refuse in, and as a burial place.

By "sealed" room is meant one that had the doors and windows closed with masonry.

Any article not otherwise described came from a cliff house.

## GROUP A.

### Consisting of Human Remains.

1. A skull found in mound at mouth of Webber canon, where is found a large collection of ancient houses. With this was found No. 1 of Group B. This skull is flattened from above and behind, as though the pressure had been forward and downward, and presents an entirely different angle of flattening from any other skull found in the entire collection. This is the only skull found in a mound; all others were found in cliff houses, or in recesses back of them.

2. Skull found in recess behind the inner wall of large house in Navajo canon. This house has about 70 rooms on the ground floor, and had been three or four stories,

3. Skull of child found in cliff house in Johnson canon. was covered with about one foot of debris. With this was found No. 36 of Group B.

4. Skull found in left fork of Cliff canon and in largest cliff house found. This house has 112 rooms on the ground

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floor, and about 300 rooms in all. Was called by the party
"Cliff Palace." With this skull was found No. 10 of
Group B.

5. Skull, (not covered) found in almost inaccessible
cliff house in Johnson canon.

6. Skull from Cliff Palace. Was found in recess back of house.

7. Skull found in room of Cliff Palace. Walls had fallen and covered it. This head has no sutures.

8. Skull found in small cliff house in Navajo canon. This house was almost inaccessible.

9. Skull found in Cliff Palace in sealed room. With this skull was found arms and hands No. 22 and 28.

10. Skull of child found in refuse behind Cliff Palace.

11. Child's skull found in a sealed room in cliff house in Navajo canon. No. 2 of Group B found with it.

12. Skull found in cliff house in Cliff canon. With this was found No. 30, Group B.

13. Infant skeleton, wrapped in feather cloth. Was found in recess behind Cliff Palace. No. 36 of Group B was found under the head.

14. Skull found in almost inaccessible cliff house in Grass canon.

15. Skull found in small cliff house in Cliff canon. With this were found four stone knives,

16. Skull from cliff house in Moccasin canon. This house was almost inaccessible.

17. Skull from cliff house in Johnson canon.

18. Skull from cliff house in left fork of Cliff canon.

19. Foot and leg, with flesh dried on it, found with No. 2 of this group.

20. Lower leg bone, found in recess behind Cliff Palace.

21. Foot, with dried flesh on it.

22. Arm and hand, found with No. 9, Group A.

23. Upper arm bone, with shoulder blade and part of collar bone. Was found in recess behind Cliff Palace.

24. Lower arm bone and part of hand, found in Cliff Palace.

25. Bunch of human hair, found in same house.

26. Jaw bone, found in same place.

27. Jaw bone, found in Cliff house.

28. Arm and hand, with flesh dried on it, found with No. 9, Group A.

29. Lock of human hair, tied as found.

30. Lock of human hair, tied as found.

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GROUP B.

Pottery, Etc.

1. Broken plate, found with No. 1 of Group A.

2. Small painted vase, with four groups of holes of two each in the neck. The top is recessed, or shouldered, evidently for lid to set in. The bottom is rounded.

3. Vase similar to No. 2, but larger; neck decayed and crumbled. This piece is painted outside and the bottom is rounded.

4. Lid for vase or jar. Has star-shaped design on it; also knob in the centre for a handle.

5. Bowl, Shows the paint, but is much eroded.

6. Portion of painted bottle, with knob on one side, evidently intended for a handle and to fasten a rope on.

7. Painted vase with four holes in the neck. Top is recessed or shouldered; same as No. 2 in that respect.

8. Large broken bowl, showing marks of long usage and action of fire, being much blackened on the outside. Found in same room as No. 7.

9. High-necked vase or water jar, nicely painted and has handles on the sides. This was found in same room as No. 7 and 8.

10. Elaborately painted bowl.

11. Part of vase of eccentric form, painted on the outside.

12. Bowl painted on inside. This piece was found with human remains that were so badly decayed they could not be taken out. They were in cliff house.

13. Bowl, painted on inside.

14. Bowl, painted on inside.

15. Plate, or bowl, not painted.

16. Painted bowl.

17. Painted bowl.

18. Painted bowl,

19. Part of bowl, painted on inside only.

20. Bowl, painted on inside.

21. Elongated bowl, painted on inside.

22. Painted vase lid.

23. Part of bowl, not painted.

24. Dipper, with part of handle gone, not painted.

25. Painted lid for some vessel.

26. Unpainted plate or bowl.

27. Part of painted bottle, with rope tied in the handles.

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28. Part of unpainted bowl.

29. Part of unpainted dipper.

30. Painted dipper, with part of handle gone.

31. Part of unpainted dipper.

32. Part of unpainted dipper.

33. Part of painted bottle, with two handles.

34. Small bowl, painted on inside.

35. Dipper, with part of handle gone, painted on inside.

36. Small cup, painted on outside.

37. Part of paint dipper.

38. Part of small painted bowl.

39. Very small, egg-shaped bottle; nicely painted and
has two handles.

40. Painted dipper. Is without handle.

41. Painted lid for vase.

42. Vase lid, painted on one side,

43. Heart-shaped bowl or vase, painted on outside.

44. Part of handled bottle, with ropes tied in the hands, nely painted.

45. Part of bowl, taken from a grave near the Mancos
river.

46. Vase lid, painted on one side.

47. Painted vase lid.

48. Unpainted vase lid.

49. Part of bowl, painted on inside.

50. Vase lid painted on one side.

51. Pece of coiled vase that has been shaped for lid of
a vessel.

52. Part of handled mug, painted.

53. Part of egg-shaped bottle, with two handles.

54. Piece of painted pottery, made into a lid for a
vessel.

55. Painted vase lid.

56. Heart-shaped bowl or vase, painted on outside.

57. Part of a painted bowl.

58. Piece of painted pottery, shaped for lid of a vessel.

59. Handled mug, nicely painted, and entire, except a
small piece off the rim.

60. Handled mug, painted.

61. Handled mug, in fine state of preservation, painted.

62. Part of bowl, painted on inside. Very little of
it gone.

63. Painted dipper, without handle.

64. Small coiled vase; rim broken.

65. Small coiled vase. This vessel is just as found, and
is covered with a flat stone that has been rounded and made

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into a lid. The vessel has about one-half pint of dried
corn in it. The corn must have been cut from the cob
while in the milk.

66. Coiled vase. This vessel is perfect.

67. Coiled vase, with bottom out and part of rim broken off; blackened by fire.

68. Coiled vase. This vessel has part of rim broken off and has a fracture on the body of the vessel. They have mended it by wrapping a string under the rim and drilling holes on both sides of the fracture and tying it with twine. They then filled the fracture with clay. This vessel is blackened by fire.

69. Coiled vase, blackened by fire.

70. Coiled vase, blackened by fire, and has a small piece
of rim broken of.

71. Coiled vase, with very small part of rim broken off.
Circumference in largest place, 3 feet 10 inches; under rim,
2 feet 3 inches. Height, 1 foot, 1 inch.

72. Coiled vase, with very small part of bottom gone and about one-half of rim. Circumference in largest place, 3 feet 10 inches; under rim, 2 feet 8 inches. Height, 1 foot 2 inches. Blackened by fire.

73. Coiled vase. Circumference in largest place, 3 feet 8 inches; height, 1 foot 2&1/2 inches; under rim, 2 feet 1 inch. This vessel is not blackened.

74. Coiled vase, with small part of bottom gone and a few chips out of the rim. This vessel is not blackened. Circumference in largest place, 4 feet 2 inches; under the rim, 2 feet 4&1/2 inches; height, 1 foot 5 inches.

75. Coiled vase, blackened by fire, and has small chips
out of rim. Circumference in largest place, 3 feet 11&1/2
inches; under rim, 2 feet 5 inches; height, 1 foot 4&1/2 inches.

76. Coiled vase. Circumference in largest place, 3 feet 10 inches; under rim, 2 feet 4 inches; height, 1 foot 3 inches. Blackened by fire.

77. Coiled vase with small part of rim broken off, also
small piece of the side. This vessel is not blackened. Cir-
cumference in largest place 3 feet 9 inches; under rim, 2 feet
3 inches; height, 1 foot 3 inches.

78. Coiled vase, blackened by fire. Circumference in largest place 4 feet; under rim; 2 feet 4 inches; height, 1 foot 3&1/2 inches.

79. Coiled vase, blackened by fire, and part of rim gone. Circumference in largest place, 4 feet 2&1/2 inches; under rim, 2 feet 7 inches; height, 1 foot 5 inches. This vase has a coiled fillet on each side under the rim.

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80. Handled mug; the upper half is coiled as in coil vases, and the rest of the vessel is plain; height, 6 inches; circumference, 13 inches.

81. Coiled vase with small part of rim gone, and hole in the bottom; blackened by fire; circumference in largest place, 3 feet 4 inches; under rim, 1 foot 1 inch; height, 1 foot.

82. Consists of 6 pieces of dipper handles.

83. Consists of 6 pieces of broken pottery and was taken from a strata of ashes, charcoal, &c., that was exposed in an arroyo. This strata was about 1 foot thick and was overlaid by about 8 feet of adobe or clay.

84. Broken piece of pottery with piece of paint or glue that has been wrapped in corn husks laid on it. This is just as found.

85. Consists of 3 pieces of broken pottery with odd designs.

## GROUP C.

### Baskets, Basket Lids, &c.—All Baskets in this Collection were found in Cliff Houses.

1. Largest basket found, but is without bottom. This is of the kind known as water baskets.

2. Small basket without bottom.

3. Small basket woven in two colors.

4. Small basket in two colors and has string in to suspend it by.

5. Small basket, woven in two colors.

6. Small basket, without bottom.

7. Small basket, in good condition.

8. Basket, woven in one color. Has hole in the side.

9. Small basket, two colors. This basket is perfect.

10. Small basket, woven in two colors. This is somewhat broken.

11. Small basket, woven in two colors. This is entire.

12. Small basket, in fine condition.

13. Very small basket, in good condition.

14. Small basket, woven in two colors, and is perfect.

15. Small basket, in good condition.

16. Basket, larger than No. 14 and 15; is in good condition.

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17. Very small, perfect basket.

18. Small basket, in fine condition.

19. Small basket that has had the bottom mended.

20. Large basket, in fair state of preservation.

21. Small basket, one color, and very closely woven.

22. Small basket, woven in two colors and with a nice design.

23. Larger than No. 22, and is also woven in two colors.

24. Small basket, in fair condition.

25. Large basket, in one color.

26. Small basket that has blades of corn in it, just as found.

27. Basket without bottom, very closely woven.

28. Large basket, without bottom.

29. Basket, in good condition; has three odd figures woven on it.

30. Closely woven basket, but is without bottom.

31. Basket that has been mended with a sandal and a piece of matting.

32. Basket without bottom, 8 inches in height; circumference at top, 2 feet 5 inches, and at bottom, 1 foot 9 inches. Supposed to be used for water basket.

33. Same as No. 32.

34. Large basket in which the bottom has been mended.

35. Bottom of water basket.

36. Part of basket: has been woven in two colors.

37. Large basket: part of one side gone.

38. Large basket, without bottom.

39. Part of basket.

40. Large basket, with bottom mended.

41. Basket lid, in good state of preservation.

42. Large basket, in good condition.

43. Mat of wicker.

44. Mat of wicker.

45. Mat of wicker.

46. Basket lid, in good condition.

47. Basket lid, in good condition.

48. Basket lid, in good condition.

49. Very large basket lid.

50. Small basket lid.

51. Small basket lid.

52. Small basket lid.

53. Bottom of water basket.

54. Very small basket lid.

55. Small water basket lid.

56. Water basket lid.

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57. Basket lid, showing two kinds of work.

58. Basket bottom.

59. Basket bottom.

60. Basket bottom.

61. Basket lid.

62. Basket lid.

63. Consists of 32 annular mats or rings, of various sizes and kinds of material. They were for supporting convex bottomed cooking pots on the floor, as well as for the balancing of large food bowls on the head.

## GROUP D.

### Stone Implements, Etc.

1. Consists of 48 stone hatchets and axes, without handles. Are of various sizes and kinds of stone.

2. Consists of 8 stone hatchets, with handles on, just as found in cliff houses.

3. Consists of 10 hammers, without handles.

4. One unfinished ax.

5. Double-bitted ax, with handle on, just as found.

6. Three grinding stones.

7. A grinding stone of different shape from those of No. 6.

8. Two stones for whetting bone implements.

9. A stone pestle.

10. Small earthen mortar.

11. Stone last; so called for want of a better name.

12. Consists of 8 stone knives with very fine finish.

13. Three stone knives, same form as No. 12, but are black.

14. Two broken stone knives.

15. Five notched stone slabs, supposed to have been used in molding pottery.

16. Two stone slabs that have fine polish.

17. Consists of 8 small stones, supposed to have been used for polishing tools.

18. Fine pieces of ore, supposed to be iron.

19. Consists of 55 small stones that have been used for some purpose. They show a fine polish. May have been used as charms.

20. Two petrifications; are parts of some animal.

21. Consists of 12 arrow heads; said to be the only ones ever found in the cliff houses.

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22. Flint knife with wooden handle.

23. Consists of 5 flint knife blades.

24. Chips of flint; use unknown.

25. Consists of 6 pieces of petrified wood, found in cliff houses.

26. Three small stone implements; use unknown.

27. Small stone with depression or cavity in it; may have been used as a mortar.

## GROUP E.

### Wood, Wooden Implements, Etc., Etc.

All of this group were found in cliff houses.

1. Large board, taken from cliff house in Cliff canon. This board is about 11 feet long, 18 inches in width, and 2½ inches in thickness, and has been made with stone implements. The house it was taken from had evidently been used as a church or public building, as it had a speaker's platform at one end. The platform was raised some 6 feet, and had six steps leading to it. The plank had to be cut in two to get it out of the canon, then lowered off the cliff with ropes.

2. Small board; about 1 foot 6 inches in length, 4 inches in width, and 1½ inches in thickness.

3. Small board, with hole drilled in edge and end.

4. Same as No. 3, but has string tied in edge.

5. Same as No. 3.

6. Odd-shaped stick with charred ends.

7. Two small boards, fastened together. May be part of pappoose board,

8. Small board, with hole drilled in it.

9. Pappoose board, in fine state of preservation. Consists of three boards, fastened together.

10. Small board, with strings tied in it.

11. Odd-shaped board; may have been stave for a vessel.

12. Odd-shaped board; may have been stave for a vessel.

13. Odd-shaped board; may have been stave for a vessel.

14. Board, rounded on one edge; is about 8 inches in length by 7 inches in width, and has three holes drilled in straight side.

15. Board or stave, showing long usage.

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16. Board much the same as No. 15.

17. Two bark vessels. The bark has been bent and tied. One is in a good state of preservation, the other is broken.

18. Very small board, with hole drilled in the side, and rounded at each end.

19. Blade of wooden implement.

20. Blade of large wooden knife.

21. Part of wooden implement.

22. Part of wooden implement.

23. Part of wooden implement.

24. Wooden implement; use unknown.

25. Wooden staple, or handle of some wooden vessel.

26. Same as No. 25, only larger.

27. Part of odd-shaped wooden implement.

28. Part of carved wooden implement.

29. Part of carved wooden implement.

30. Part of carved wooden implement.

31. Five knife-shaped wooden implements.

32. Two short sticks, rounded at ends.

33. Two war-clubs.

34. Round stick about 10 inches long, and grooved at each end; has hole drilled in one end; may be part of a loom.

35. Round stick, with hollow or cavity at each end and has holes drilled so as to reach cavity.

36. Two sections of wood, showing where they have been cut or hacked with stone hatchets.

37. Part of wooden implement.

38. Pronged stick, showing marks made by cords or strings.

39. Walking cane, in fine state of preservation.

40. Pronged stick that has been used as an implement.

41. Blade of wooden knife.

42. Consists of 11 implements that are from 3 to 4 feet in length and have knife-like blades; use unknown.

43. Bundle of switches about 4 four feet in length, tied with twine.

44. Painted, arrow-shaped stick, but has no notch such as an arrow would have.

45. Same as No. 44.

46. Wooden ladle or dipper, in a perfect state of preservation; looks as if it had been made of a piece of wood that had a knot hole in it, and that they had used the cavity to save labor.

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47. Consists of 6 wooden arrow heads 8 to 10 inches in length. They have a shoulder cut in them, and were inserted in a reed.

48. Same as No. 47, except that it has grooves running the entire length.

49. Part of reed arrow with wooden point.

50. Same as No. 49, but is larger and in better state of preservation.

51. Part of arrow, showing green paint.

52. Parts of arrows.

53. Small stick, about 18 inches in length, and has a disk of horn on it.

54. Arrow-shaped stick; use unknown.

55. Very large wooden awl, in perfect state of preservation.

56. Consists of 3 large awls, in fine state of preservation.

57. Consists of 7 small awls, in good state of preservation.

58. Four small sticks or knitting needles.

59. Wooden implement with hook or loop on the end.

60. Same as No. 59, but has part of the loop broken off.

61. Wooden implement that looks as if it had been used as a spoon.

62. Stick, about 5 inches in length and rounded at both ends. This has the bark on.

63. Same as No. 62, but well worn and is without the bark.

64. Consists of 11 carved pieces of a loom.

65. Part of a musical instrument that looks like a fife.

66. Mat made of slats woven together. Was used as an outer wrapping for the dead.

67. Same as No. 66, but of better workmanship.

68. Two loops, used to suspend articles on.

69. Two rings or loops.

70. Willow, twisted and tied in odd shape; use unknown.

71. Stick that looks as if it had been used to start fire by revolving another stick in it.

72. Disk made of wood. This is perforated in the centre.

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GROUP F.

Sandals, Matting, Etc.

1. Finely woven sandal, made of the Yucca plant; has strings on to fasten it to the foot.

2. Very wide sandal, made of Yucca.

3. Sandal made of Yucca; has loops on the side.

4. Loosely woven sandal.

5. Part of a sandal, made of Yucca.

6. Two Yucca sandals, fastened together; show long usage.

7. Large sandal; in good repair.

8. Sandal; shows usage.

9. Sandal, in good condition; has strings and loops.

10. Sandal, in good condition; has strings and loops.

11. Sandal, in good condition; has strings and loops.

12. Sandal, somewhat worn.

13. Sandal, somewhat worn.

14. Sandal; shows long usage, and is closely woven, with raised work on bottom.

15. Yucca sandal, with strings and loops on,

16. Yucca sandal, in fine state of preservation; has strings and loops, and the corn husks in it are just as used in winter.

17. Sandal, in good repair.

18. Part of sandal; material unknown.

19. Yucca sandal; shows long usage.

20. Yucca sandal; shows long usage.

21. Yucca sandal, in good state of preservation; has strings and loops on.

22. Yucca sandal, in good state of preservation; has strings and loops on.

23. Yucca sandal; shows usage.

24. Part of a sandal that has never been finished.

25. Part of a sandal; material unknown.

26. Part of a Yucca sandal that has never been finishen.

27. Yucca sandal, in fine state of preservation; has strings and loops, and corn husks in it for winter use.

28. Part of Yucca sandal.

29. Part of Yucca sandal.

30. Yucca sandal, in good condition.

31. Part of Yucca sandal.

32. Perfect sandal, with corn husks and bark in it.

33. Yucca sandal, in good condition.

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34. Yucca sandal, in good condition.

35. Yucca sandal, in good condition.

36. Yucca sandal, in good condition.

37. Sandal, in good repair: material unknown.

38. Two good sandals, fastened together and used as one.

39. Part of Yucca sandal.

40. Part of Yucca sandal.

41. Yucca sandal.

42. Yucca sandal, with strings and loops.

43. Yucca sandal, with strings and loops.

44. Yucca sandal, with strings and loops.

45. Part of sandal.

46. Stocking, in good condition; material used in making it unknown.

47. Consists of 16 pieces of matting.

48. Part of small mat, of different design from those of No. 47.

49. Ring of wicker work.

50. Mat of about 3 feet each way and has round corners. This was entire when found, but was injured some in getting it out.

51. Bundle of ropes and strings, of different kinds.

52. Rope or twine; is coated with some substance like tar.

53. Large rope, tied in a bundle.

54. Large rope, tied in a coil.

55. Large bundle of strings, of many kinds.

56. Bundle of ropes, of different kinds.

GROUP G.

Bone, Bone Implements, Etc.

1. Consists of 32 bone knives or knife-like implements.

2. Bone implement; use unknown,

3. Very large bone knife or scraper.

4. Consists of 3 bone knives or scrapers, of odd shape.

5. Consists of 3 large bone implements; use unknown.

6. Composed of 35 bone awls; are of various sizes and shapes, but all show a sharp point.

7. Consists of 3 bone awls of eccentric shape.

8. Three bone implements, about 8 inches in length; use unknown.

9. Bone implement, made from jaw of some animal.

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10. Implement, made from shoulder blade.

11. Bone implement; use unknown.

12. Eight bone awls with lines or grooves near the points.

13. Consists of 21 awls of various sizes and shapes. All are made of bone.

14. Three small awls made of horn.

15. Bone implement of odd shape; use unknown.

16. Bone implement shaped like a drill.

17. Group of 8 bone tooth-picks or very small awls.

18. Three large bone needles.

19. Two ribs that are notched, and evidently have been used as saws.

20. Very perfect small bone needle.

21. Two long awls, with points broken.

22. Large implement made of horn; use unknown.

23. Three implements made of deer horn; are about 8 inches in length.

24. Five implements made of horn; use unknown.

25. Implement of horn or bone; use unknown.

26. Horn of goat or antelope.

27. Very small pieces of horn; have been worked into the present shape, and may have been intended for ornaments.

28. Blade of bone knife.

29. Mountain sheep horn, found in cliff house.

30. Small bone awl.

31. Two turkey bone beads.

32. Turkey bone.

## GROUP H, Ornaments, Etc.

1. Odd-shaped string of beads, made of turkey bones and hickory nuts.

2. String of beads made of turkey bones.

3. Same as No. 1, except that the string forms a loop.

5. Same as No. 2.

6. Black ornament, made of some hard substance, and has two ivory sets; also hole in it, in which to place a string to suspend it by.

7. Same as No. 6, except that it hasn't the sets.

8. Perforated horn disk.

9. String of bone beads.

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## GROUP I.

### Textile Fabrics, Etc., Etc.

No two pieces of cloth are the same in material and weaving.

1. Piece of cloth woven in three colors.

2. Piece of cloth.

3. Piece of cloth.

4. Sample of cloth showing seam.

5. Sample of cloth showing seam.

6. Piece of cloth.

7. Piece of cloth.

8. Piece of cloth.

9. Piece of cloth much like felt, and shows where it has been mended.

10. Twine woven so as to show the foundation of feather cloth.

11. Piece of feather cloth, in good state of preservation.

12. Twine woven so as to show foundation of some kind of cloth.

13. Consists of 3 samples of hair cloth.

14. Small cloth sack, with two bone implements and a polished quartz pebble in it.

15. Piece of cloth.

16. Foundation of feather cloth.

17. Piece of leather. Shows where they have mended it.

18. Consists of 23 pieces of hides, showing their tanning.

19. Peculiar-shaped piece of leather or buckskin, with strap fastened to one end, and is hemmed.

20. Small sack made of buckskin.

21. Small disk, made by bending a willow and weaving twine in the centre; use unknown.

22. Three woven bands with smaller bands of same material tied at end; supposed to have been used in carrying burdens.

23. Bands same as No. 22, but have no bands fastened on them.

24. One of the small bands that have been mentioned in No. 22.

25. Small band with stick woven in the ends and very nice design in black woven in the centre.

26. Consists of three bands same as No. 25, but without the design.

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27. Woven band with a loop at each end and long fringe hanging from one edge.

28. An article consisting of several strands of twine woven or fastened together with cross strands that are about 1 inch apart.

29. Part of woven band with stick in end.

30. Section of band woven in two colors.

31. Very small buckskin sack with carved stick in it. The stick has paint adhering to it, and may have been used to stripe pottery.

32. Small cloth with unknown substance tied in it.

33. Very large piece of feather cloth, badly worn, but has some of the feathers on it.

34. Consists of two bundles of the fibre of the Yucca, ready for use in making rope.

35. Small bundle of fibre, much like No. 34.

36. Two bundles of Yucca blades or leaves, for making sandals.

37. Small bundle much the same as No. 36.

## GROUP J.

### Miscellaneous.

1. Piece of paint; may have been used for painting their faces.

2. Small, perforated disk.

3. Piece of corn stalk.

4. Consists of 6 squash stems. Some of them are perforated.

5. Some kind of dried vegetable or fruit.

6. Two samples of corn stalks.

7. Looks like a part of a wooden spoon.

8. One dozen corn cobs.

9. Small woven loop or ring; use unknown.

10. Piece of clay that has been baked; may have been used as a jar cover.

11. Acid of some kind that is nicely tied in a corn husk.

12. Paint or glue that is tied in corn husk.

13. Turkey legs and feet.

14. Stems off of ears of corn; are perforated and strung on a piece of twine. Evidently they have suspended the corn to allow it to dry.

15. Long piece of twine with a loop on one end.

16. Turkey feathers that have been strung and then tied so as to form a brush.

17. Same as No. 16, except that the feathers are well worn.

18. Corn husks tied in a ball; contents unknown.

19. Pieces of squash rim. Some are perforated and tied together.

20. Blade of spoon made of squash rim.

21. Small stick that is bent and tied so as to form a loop on one end.

22. Consists of 8 nicely tied bundles of some kind of grass; use unknown.

23. Bundle of corn husks.

24. Corn husk with a string run through the stem to suspend it by.

25. Supposed to be part of a pappoose board.

26. Small bundle of grass.

27. Small bundle of herbs; kind unknown.

28. Bundle of the inner bark of some tree.

29. Two bundles of herbs; supposed to be mountain sage.

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