. Dolls of the Tusayan Indians . OF THE TUSAYAN INDIANS BY J. WALTER FEWKES, BOSTON, MASS. Reprinted from the „Internationales Archly fur Ethnographic, Vol. VII. 1894. LEIDEN,E. J. BRILL, / DOLLS OF THE ¥3 9 TUSAYAN INDIANS BY j!* WALTER FEWKES, 11 BOSTON, MASS. (WITH PLATES V-XI.). LEIDEN,E. J. BRILL, Separat-Abdruck aus: „Intemationales Archiv fur Ethnographie, Bd. VII. 1894. DOLLS OF THE TUSAYAN INDIANS BY J. WALTER FEWKES, Boston, Mass.(With plates Y-XI). I have already elsewhere (The American Anthropologist, Jan. 1892) considered thesimplest means used by t
. Dolls of the Tusayan Indians . OF THE TUSAYAN INDIANS BY J. WALTER FEWKES, BOSTON, MASS. Reprinted from the „Internationales Archly fur Ethnographic, Vol. VII. 1894. LEIDEN,E. J. BRILL, / DOLLS OF THE ¥3 9 TUSAYAN INDIANS BY j!* WALTER FEWKES, 11 BOSTON, MASS. (WITH PLATES V-XI.). LEIDEN,E. J. BRILL, Separat-Abdruck aus: „Intemationales Archiv fur Ethnographie, Bd. VII. 1894. DOLLS OF THE TUSAYAN INDIANS BY J. WALTER FEWKES, Boston, Mass.(With plates Y-XI). I have already elsewhere (The American Anthropologist, Jan. 1892) considered thesimplest means used by these people in the expression of symbolism, that of their picto-graphs or rock etchings. In a natural sequence of subjects it might have been better tohave followed this with an account of the symbolism expressed by them in the decorationof tiles, pottery, basket-ware and other productions, but at present this is not the glyptic art the Tusayan-Indians have a much more complicated means of expressionand as a consequence their work of this kind is more elaborate and artistic. A commen-surate description of their wood carving would be so large that I can not hope to givemore than the barest outline of my subject, so that the present article l) must be regardedas more after the n
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