Lothrop, S. K. (Samuel Kirkland), 1892-1965 · New York, Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation · leaf 97
e away the birds by slinging stones. GAMES Nicarao and Chorotcga — Only two games of these people have been recorded, one of Mexican origin, and one which appears to be a local development. The game commonly called voladorcs, or fliers, is well known in Mexico, and also was found in Nicaragua. A… … A dance at Tecoatega. (After Fig. 8. — a, The game of comelagatoazte. h, Oviedo.) ropes attached to the frame, which revolved rapidly and gradually lowered the men to the ground. The religious significance of this performance is discussed later (pages 75-76). A second game was called comelagatoazte…
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