XX LIST OF ILLUSTKATIONS. 



82. Simple coil Ijorder, Paiute Indians, Utah 274 



83. Simple wrapped l)order 274 



84. Three-strand coiled border, Hopi, Arizona 275 



85. Detail of figrnre 84 275 



86. Single-strand plaited border 276 



87. Single-strand plaited border, Havasupai Indians, Arizona 276 



88. Plain coiled border on bark vessel 277 



89. Coil and knot border on bark vessel 277 



90. Plain coiled border on bark vessel 278 



91. Coil and knot border on bark vessel 278 



92. Checker ornament in two colors 1 288 



93. Amazonian basket decorations in checker 288 



94. Twilled work in two colors 289 



95. Diaper twilled work in two colors 289 



96. Diagonal twilled ornament, British Guiana 290 



97. Human figures in twined weaving, ancient l^eru 291 



98. Design on coiled bowl, Tulare Indians 292 



99. Detail of figure 98 293 



100. Pima carrying frame, southern Arizona 294 



101. "Wrapping weft fillets with darker ones 307 



102. Beading on twined work, Klamath Indians 308 



103. Beading on coiled work, Clallam Indians, Washington 309 



104. Overlaid twined weaving 309 



105. Breast bands for hauling, Zuni, New Mexico 339 



100. Carrying frame, Papago Indians, ]Mexico 339 



107. Twined cradle, Hupa Indians 340 



108. Stick armor twined together, California 341 



109. Ceremonial basket, Hupa Indians, California 358 



110. Ash log for making splints, Menomini Indians • 375 



111. Wooden mallet for loosening splints 376 



112. Basket-maker's knife of native workmanship 376 



113. Coil of basket strips 377 



114. Finished wicker basket 378 



115. Coiled basketry, Hopewell Mound, Ohio 380 



116. Coiled basketry, Hopewell Mound, Ohio 380 



117. "Wickerwork from cave in Kentuckv 381 



118. Charred fabric from mound 382 



119. Charred fabric from mound 382 



120. Twined fish trap, Virginia Indians 383 



121. Twined weave from ancient pottery, Tennessee 385 



122. Twined weave from ancient pottery, Tennessee 385 



123. Detail of twilled basketry border, Choctaw Indians, Louisiana 387 



124. Border of twilled basketry, Choctaw Indians, Louisiana 387 



125. Twilled basket, Arikara Indians 389 



126. Ancient twilled matting. Petit Anse Island, Louisiana 390 



127. Coiled workbasket, Tinn^ Indians, Alaska 392 



128. Coiled workbasket, Tinn6 Indians 393 



129. Coiled workbasket, Tinne Indians 393 



130. Coiled workbasket, Tinne Indians 394 



131. Detail of coiled basket, Tinne Indians 394 



132. Tobacco Imsket, Hupa Indians, California 395 



133. Detail of Eskimo twined wallet 397 



134. Coiled basket, Eskimo Indians, Alaska 398 



