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70. Picking berries 863 



71. Cutting up walrus 863 



72. Cutting up reindoer 863 



73. Cutting up reindeer 863 



74. Catching fish 864 



75. Catching seal through the ice 864 



76. Spearing seal 864 



77. Spearing seal 864 



78. Curing lish 864 



79. Engraving on bone 865 



80. Athletic sports 868 



81. Athletic sports 868 



82. Native making bow 868 



83. Natives wrestling , 869 



84. Football ... 869 



85. Gambling 869 



86. Smoking. pipe 869 



87. Dance 870 



88. Dance and feast 870 



89. Natives visiting whalers 871 



90. Whalers and visiting natives 871 



91. Records carved on ivory 873 



92. Native throwing harpoon 874 



93. Shooting reindeer 874 



94. Shooting reindeer 874 



95. Hunting deer 874 



96. Hunters after a reindeer 875 



97. Hunter approaching walrus 875 



98. Hunting score engraved on ivory 875 



99. Hunting score engraved on ivory 876 



100. Arrow straightener 877 



101. Record of hunt 880 



102. Hunting score engraved on ivory 881 



103. Hunting score engraved on ivory _ 882 



104. Rival whale hunters '. 885 



105. Whale hunt 887 



106. Whale hunters 890 



107. Ivory carving bearing pictographs 890 



108. Fishing near the village 891 



109. Fishing with hook and line 892 



110. Seal drag 892 



111. Seal-skin float 893 



112. A walrus hunt 894 



113. Alaskan notice of direction 897 



114. Alaskan notice of direction 897 



115. Alaskan notice of distress 900 



116. Alaskan departure to relieve distress 900 



117. Walrus hunter attacked 901 



118. Quarrel over game 901 



119. Attack on village 902 



120. Human figures making gestures 903 



121. Signal of discovery 903 



122. Hunting signal 904 



123. Signal used by whalers 904 



124. Alaskau uotice of hunt 904 



