THE TAJIN TOTONAC— PART 1 KELLY AND PALERM 



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Figuhe 33. — Furniture arrangement in living rooms and bedrooms, a— e, Living rooms; /, i, I, m, living rooms and bed- 

 rooms combined; g, h, j, k, bedrooms. Freehand sketches, not to scale; north roughly toward top of page. 



a. 1, Bench; 2, altar; 3, sewing machine. 



6. 1, Benches; 2, table; 3, table for portable phonograph; 4, low table; 5, altar, across full width of room. 



c. 1, Bench, 2, altar. 



d. 1, Benches; 2, tables; 3, sewing machine; 4, altar; 5, maize crib, movable front wall; 6, porch (corredor), formed by extension of roof; east half occupied by 

 maize crib. 



e. 1, Maize cribs; 2, bench; 3, altar. On outside of south wall are hung several clay pots containing native bees. 

 /. With partition. 1, Table; 2, altar; 3, canvas cot. 



g. With partition; poultry house adjoining. 1, Platform beds; 2, maize crib; 3, sherds forming nests for setting hens; 4, fowlhouse. 



ft. 1, Wooden chest on trestle; 2, platform bed; 3, cradle hung from rafters; 4, cane cage containing doves (palomas). 



i. With partition and porch. 1, Open porch covered by extension of roof; 2, heap of maize on floor; 3, table; 4, sewing machine; 5, bench; 6, canvas cot; 7, low 



table; 8, altar. 

 j. 1, Platform beds; 2, sewing machine; 3, wooden chests on trestles. 

 k. 1, Cradle hung from rafters; 2, platform bed; 3, maize bin with movable front wall. 

 I. 1, Platform bed; 2, heap of maize on floor; 3, bench; 4, table; 5, diagonal compartment, wall of horizontal bamboos, filled with corncobs; 6, maize crib, movable 



front wall; 7, altar. 

 m. 1, Benches; 2, large table; 3, storage chests on trestles; 4, altar; 5, round table; 6, low, straight chair. At night, girls of family sleep on mats spread on floor 



built on level ground and half have been excavated 

 into a slope. Of the former, one is partially ex- 

 cavated and one fully so; thus, regardless of being 

 on level land, they are respectively semisubter- 

 ranean and subterranean. The 24 structui'es may 

 be summarized thus: 11 subterranean, 3 semisub- 

 terranean, 10 surface. 



Usually (17 cases) the ground plan is square or 

 rectangular ; two chambers have rounded corners ; 

 two may be described as semicircular ; one is pen- 

 tagonal ; and for two, w T e have no data. 



With subterranean forms, the face of the excava- 

 tion constitutes the back and side w T alls and, in at 

 least one case (pi. 16, e) , the part of the front wall 

 not occupied by the doorway. The entire front 

 sometimes is left open as an entrance, or a rough 

 stone wall is built across the front. Sometimes 

 upright poles, set into the ground, sometimes 

 planks, form the front wall of the subterranean 

 chamber. 



Semisubterranean structures have the wall above 

 the excavation of stone masonry. In one case, 



