cULIN] DICE GAMES: POMO 135 
Cat. no. 61091. Twelve counting sticks (figure 152), 94 inches in 
length, with burnt markings of the misakala, black-snake pat- 
tern. 
Fig. 150. Counting sticks for stick dice; length, 9} inches; Pomo Indians, Ukiah, California; 
eat. no. 61089, Field Columbian Museum. 
Fig. 151. Counting sticks for stick dice; length, 10 inches; Pomo Indians, Ukiah, California; 
cat. no. 61090, Field Columbian Museum. 
Fic. 152. Counting sticks for stick dice; length, 9; inches; Pomo Indians, Ukiah, California; 
eat, no. 61091, Field Columbian Museum. 
Fic. 153. Counting sticks for stick dice; length, 9) inches; Pomo Indians, Ukiah, California; 
eat. no 61092, Field Columbian Museum 
Fic. 154. Stick dice; length, 15 inches; Pomo Indians, Lake village, California; cat. no. 54474, 
Field Columbian Museum. 
Fig. 155. Astragalus of deer used as die; Pomo Indians, Ukiah valley, California; cat. no, 70937, 
Field Columbian Museum. 
Cat. no. 61092. Twelve counting sticks (figure 153), 9 inches in 
length, with burnt markings. 
