Lothrop, S. K. (Samuel Kirkland), 1892-1965 · New York, Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation · leaf 371
he latter marked by the large jaws and teeth characteristic of that animal. Often the head is framed by ears which are probably supplementary reptilian heads shown in profile. The de- sign of pi. Lxxvii, a, is a somewdiat con- ventionalized representation of this idea. Fig. 76, — Pattern de- A… … ,. ^.,, .. \ir . .• \- more rarelv, a red hack- le 10.77. — hiliiouctlc Alligal(jr iii()ti\{-, Ai<()\ a -' _ peninsula. (Diameter of b, 8.5 in.) ground to set oft" the ])rinci-
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