Tinsley, Laura Rollins, Mrs · New York, Chicago, E.L. Kellogg & Co · leaf 38
quaw-grass—from which theyare made, grows on Mt. Shasta. They arenearly all of the same shape and size, but notwo are ornamented in the same way. Nos. 2 and 5. The Skokomish Indians oc-cupy the upper shores of Puget Sound. Thisweave is growing rarer as the years go by.The weavers have gradually… … 36 Practical Basketry. If the tail curls up, it is supposed to be a dog;if down, wolves. George Wharton James, to whom I am in-debted for much of the information regardingthese baskets, says: Of the few good Skoko-mish weavers left, Sarah Crew is said to be thebest, and she will only work when the…
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