Barrett, S. A. (Samuel Alfred), 1879-1965 · New York : Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation · leaf 250
CAYAPA INDIANS 144 open the log or chopping down the tree. None of these species of bees makes honey of any particular value, hence they are sought almost exclusively for the wax. The bees are very vicious, and therefore a certain amount of danger attends the process of obtaining the brea. In… … Fig. 12. — Device for smoking out bees which to place the green or wet wood and coals used to make the smudge. Near its ends this bundle is securely bound by two pieces of pitigua which project enough to make loops about fifteen inches in length, by which the apparatus may be carried about. When…
Cayapa Indians
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