432 COILED BASKETRY IN BRITISH COLUMBIA [eTH. ANN. 41 
does not make any star, butterfly, eagle, or similar elaborate patterns, 
but the sketches, Figure 122, Nos. 1-9, are some with which she is 
familiar. 
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The squares are very small and worked in red and black. The 
elements are too small to be considered as forming a ‘‘ladder” or 
“step” design; so she called them “‘beads.”’ (Fig. 122, 3.) 
The pattern (fig. 122, 4) in alternating colors she designated as 
‘“seratches”’ or incisions. 
