. Hopi Katcinas drawn by native artists. ok place just two centuries ago, butthere are se\eral katcinas surviving in Walpi which are said to havebeen derived from that pueblo. Among these may be mentioned twobogies called Soyok taka and Soyok mana, male and female are occasionally personated at Walpi, and, as their names imply,originally came from Awatobi. Soyok taka corresponds with Natacka,and probablv both originally came to Tusayan from eastern pueblos. Soyok taka wears a mask without distinct symbolism, and has apiotuberant snout, with teeth made of corn husks. He has goggl
. Hopi Katcinas drawn by native artists. ok place just two centuries ago, butthere are se\eral katcinas surviving in Walpi which are said to havebeen derived from that pueblo. Among these may be mentioned twobogies called Soyok taka and Soyok mana, male and female are occasionally personated at Walpi, and, as their names imply,originally came from Awatobi. Soyok taka corresponds with Natacka,and probablv both originally came to Tusayan from eastern pueblos. Soyok taka wears a mask without distinct symbolism, and has apiotuberant snout, with teeth made of corn husks. He has goggleeyes and hair hanging down over his face. His garment is a rabbit-skin rug, and, like Natacka, he carries a saw. On his back hangs abasket containing a child whom he has captured. Perhaps derived from Awiitobi. bTbe Corn maids have several different names, varying with clans. For picture of doll in whichthis association appears, see Internationales Archiv fur Etlmographie, Baud vii, pi. x, fig. modern innovation in both
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