Hodge, Frederick Webb, 1864-1956 · New York, Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation · leaf 61
found within the kiva compound, dis- sociated from graves, are insignificant, if we except a white stone pendant neatly fashioned in the form of a human foot (fig. 1), a neat shaft-smoother (fig. -2), the burnt deer-bone carved at the end in representation of a grotesque head, exhibited in fig. 3,… … Fig. 1. -Pendant of white stone in the Rg 2. -Shaft-smoother. (±) form of a human foot, (y) bone (especially awls) and stone (mauls, metates, manos, and minor objects), were of such a commonplace nature that they require no specific reference. BURIALS Confirmatory of our conclusions respecting the…
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