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REPORT OF NATIONAL MUSEUM, 1896. 



TAfJOAN STOCK. 



Tewa. Santa Clara, New Mexico. Cat. No. 176707, U.S.N.M 



Set of three blocks of wood, 5^ inches in len^jth, 1 inch in brendth, 

 and 'i inch in thickness (lig. 88). Flat and painted red on one side; 

 opposite rounded and painted reddish brown. One stick has fifteen 

 transverse notches painted green on the rounded side. The notches 

 are divided by an incised cross painted yellow.^ 



BLOCKS FOR GAME OF TUGI-E PFE. 



Length, 5J inches. 

 Tewa Indians, Santa Clara, New Mexico. 



Cat. No. 176707, U.S.N.M. 



The following account of the game, from an unpublished manuscript 



'Another set, colleottHl by Mr. T. S. Dozier, in the Musenin of Archteoloiiy of the 

 University of Penusylvanica (Cat. No. 20153), has the notches painted green, red, 

 yellow, and hlne and the cross red. These marks appear to imitate wrappings of 

 cord of different colors, probably the wrappings of the ailatl. 



