Davis, Edward H., b. 1862, Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation · New York : Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation · leaf 11
DAVIS— DIEGUENO CEREMONY OF THE DEATH IMAGES 1 3 As soon as the corner posts were set, cross-poles and rafters were adjusted and fastened with strips of willow bark (fig. i) ; then bundles Fig. i. — Roof plan of the image house. of long weed-stalks were scattered over the top, and lastly bales of… … Fig. 2. — Exterior of the image house. which was closed on all sides except the entrance (fig. 2), which faced the rising sun and the desert, whence these Indians came.1 1 Regarding the ramada, Miss Dubois says: "At the beginning of the fiesta a ramada, or brush building, was constructed, circular…
Diegueño Indians
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