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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 7 (August 1903) (1903)

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ch he wore ornaments of red cedar bark, whichare. at present the emblems of the society. He hadfour sons. Supernatural powers manifested them-selves in one in his acting at times as a cannibal, andhe also wore ornaments of red cedar bark. He wasmade invulnerable by being rubbed with the blood ofthe… … Mask 01 the Double-Headed Serpent. great ancestor,the Kwakiutl instituted the Ha-matsa.In the initiation dances the candidate personates theprotector by wearing his mask and ornaments, show-ing thereby to the assembled people that by a visitto the abode of the Spirit he has obtained his…

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