. CULIN] CAT’S CRADLE: TIGUA 775 
Ticua. Isleta, New Mexico. (Free Museum of Science and Art, Uni- 
versity of Pennsylvania.) 
The following cat’s cradles were collected by the writer at Isleta 
in 1902: 
Cat. no. 22729, figure 1061. 
Cat. no. 22730, pakula, star, figure 1062. 
Cat. no. 227 
Cat. no. 22732, vopiridai, lightning, figure 1064. 
The only name my informant could give for the amusement was 
thlu, string. He did not know names for all the figures he was 
able to make. 
Fig. 1062. 
Fic. 1062. Cat’s cradle, pakula, star; Tigua Indians, Isleta, New Mexico; cat. no. 22730, Free 
Museum of Science and Art, University of Pennsylvania. 
Fic. 1063. Cat’s cradle; Tigua Indians, Isleta, New Mexico; cat. no. 22731, Free Museum of 
Science and Art, University of Pennsylvania. 
Fic. 1064. Cat’s cradle, vopiridai, lightning; Tigua Indians, Isleta, New Mexico; cat. no. 22722, 
Free Museum of Science and Art, University of Pennsylvania. 
Cat. no. 22731 occurs among the Navaho as many (group of) stars 
(figure 1037), and cat. no. 22732 as lightning (figure 1035). 
