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ILLUSTRATIONS 
. A, Circular base basket, diaphragm foundation (Warrau); B, the bakoké or 
eye-socket oval-base basket of the Arawak and Warrau.............- 
A, Fish creels; B, conical base landing net baskets.......-..--..-------- 
9. A, Rectangular flat base openwork hexagonal mesh basket; B, the Ka- 
maiyo, conical base closework basket.........-.....------------:-- 
A, The “quake” of the Demerara Creoles; B, basket with rectangular 
hipped base; C, basket with rectangular gabled base.......-......-. 
A, Basket with rectangular flat base, openwork crossed quadrilateral mesh 
(Makusi); B, basket with rectangular flat base, closework checker pat- 
tern—cov er ot similar construction 4---- 4 eee eee eee 
2. Basket with rectangular flat base; armadillo wicker pattern; a receptacle 
and) COVERS... .e wisdeaie BSS E Be ae Se PS ie eee 
. Single hourglass pattern baskets (Patamona, Makusi, and Taurepang)... . 
- slngle hourglass pattern)belly, baskets=.---— 22.2 22 ese. = oe eee ee 
5. Single hourglass pattern compound bowl or basin baskets............-.-- 
- Multiple hourglass pattern pegall—open...................-----.+------ 
. A, Satchel (Arawak); B, multiple hourglass pattern pegall—closed; 
C, baskets from Cayenne (middle eighteenth century).............--- 
A, Method of carrying knapsack (Makusi); B, knapsack (Akawai and 
Patamona); C, D, knapsack found in Patamona camp (perhaps old 
Makusi); BE, A Tanirepanpaknapsack:.ers acne wees eee ee ae 
sume psackicovensis s2veec d.chea.a ee ee cea eae hE ea ree Eee See eee 
. A, Knapsack cover made from two halves of ite leaf; B, C, single ite leaf 
satchels from the Rupununi (Wapishana and Makusi)........-..-.--- 
. Split leaf ite trays for handing food to visitors, ete. (Makusi and Wa- 
PishaNna) odie ors Arias SOS SOE Ne eet alto Oe eters 
. Split leaf ite baskets for transporting the pepper pot...-..--.--....------ 
A, The ite-leaf ‘“‘throat-box” basket of the Makusi, etc.; B, C, ite-leaf 
kmapsackss(Makusi=s Wapishana wees) esses eee are ae ene 
. Turu and manicol leaf knapsack and baskets from the Remersoc 
. A, B, C, Turu or manicol leaf ‘‘throat-box” basket; D, E, nich ent 
basket and knapsack fromthe Pomeroon:....-...2---:.+------:----- 
3. A, Kokerit leaf knapsack from the Rupununi River; B, C, temporary 
knapsack formed of withes and bark strips............-..-.--------- 
fi. Manufactureiot cotton hammock... s2o-s--.-4-- seer Ht 282 HESS OE 
. Manutacture:of cottonihamimocks pas se6-- ee eee eee eee e Enotes eeeee 
. A, Cotton hammock without fringe; B, cotton hammock with ornamental 
fringe; C, cotton hammock with feather decoration; D, domestic scene 
(Malus) 3):tese 1 Ade Re ee a a ne Se 
. A, Method of slinging hammocks (Oyapock River); B, Makusi baby ring- 
. A, Patamona at Maripai village; B, Makusi at Inongkong village. . .-...-. 
2. A, B, Baby ring-sling in course of manufacture; C, Habba basket --....-- 
») Makino themine-slinp< 3: 22s s coer yactiatclsias 20m eens eee eee ee eae 
. Vertical feather crown (Makusi, Wapishana, et al.).........-.----------- 
5. A, B, Cone or bell shaped lip ornament worn by Makusi; C, D, Cayenne 
Indians, showing pierced cheeks and tattooing; 2, F, silver nose 
(with ts Cee ve REIS ACO DUR oe coe ees aes yay eae Sees e 
A, Tuyuka male from upper Rio Negro; B, combs from the Uaupes and 
upper Rio Negro; C, comb from the Waiwai tribe.........-..--.----- 
. A, Foundation for vertical type of feather crown; B, vertical type of 
basketry feather crown (Wapishana); C, horizontal type of basketry 
feathericrowinss. 6.405. asasw es aa ee ee een sami nes ces Sac ae ee eee 
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