House
12 7 2 1 2
18 4 2
Middens and test
31 6 5
222-189—67- -9
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ContinuedITEM
LOCATION
House
Ground Stone—Continued Stonesaw fragment (pi. 2, to) Splitting adz fragment (pi. 2, A:)..
Planingadz:
Typel
(pi. 2, a)" 2(pl. 2, 6)
Paintmortar Stonedish
Lamp
fragment:Crudely chipped
Flatrim,shallow bowl (pi. 2, o) Bulletmoldhalf (pi. 2, n)
Wood:
Fishing:
Mesh gage (pi. 3,k, o, p) Netfloat
Netshuttle Fishing rod Land hunting:
Blunt arrowhead:
Multifacetedtip (pi. 3,h) Flatacrossthetip (pi. 3, b)__
Empty
cartridge caseovertip (pi. 3, c)Bow
fragment (pi.3, e)Bird spear shaftfragment (pi.
3, to)
Snare peg(pi. 3, a,/) Tools:
Wedge (pi.4, g)
Usedasfire drillboard Beavertooth drawknife handle
(pl.4,/)-_ .
Engravmgtoolhandle:
Notchedfor blade withlashing lip (pi. 4, d)
Splitbaseandlashinggrooves.
Uluhandle:
Curved bladeslit(pi. 4, e) Straight bladeslit, hole for
grip (pi. 4, i)
Scraper handle:
Straight (pi. 4, c)
Curved (pi.4,j)
Adzhandle, cottonwood
Firedrill shaft (pi. 4, a) Drillshaft (pi. 4, h) Drill straphandle:
Hole incenter (pi.3, i)
Groovedcenter (pi. 3,j)
Middens and test
1 7 3 4 11 1
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Van Stone]
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CentrallKuskokwimYukculture, circa18JtO-1900
Item Source
SettlementPattern:
Cache:
Entry, oval hole Ladder, notchedlog Platform, log Roof, gabled Supports, four posts Walls,horizontalplanks Dwelling:
Summer:
Poleframe Cover:
Birchbark Grass Winter:
Logframe (seeFigure6) Fishskinwindow Kashgee
Benches, two rows Entrance, tunnel Firepit, central Roof, cribbed
Walls,verticalhewnlogs
Rackfordryingfish Storagepit;birchbarklined Clothing:
European:
Button,glass
Hat;felt, brimmed
Kerchief, silk Overalls, bibbed Overshoes,rubber Shoes:
Highlaced (female) Square toed (male) Suspenders
Footwear:
Boots:
Hiplength (female; rare male);sealskin topsand bottoms.
Kneelength (male)
:
Caribouskin tops, sealskinbottoms Fishskin topsand bottoms
Bootliners ofgrass Socks:
Caribouskin Fishskin Grass,woven
Handwear;mittensor glovesofcaribouskin Headwear:
Cap (male); beaverskin
Hood; caribou, marten,or squirrelskin__
Leggings Parka:
Hooded:
Anklelength, split sides (female) Rain parka
Informants.
Do.
Do.
Do.
CrowVillage;Informants.
Informants.
Do.
Do.
Do.
CrowVillage.
Informants.
Informants; Zagoskin.
CrowVillage;Informants.
Informants.
Do.
CrowVillage;Informants.
Informants.
CrowVillage; Informants.
CrowVillage.
Do.
CrowVillage;Weinland.
CrowVillage.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Informants.
Do.
Informants; Zagoskin.
Do.
Do.
Informants.
Do.
Do.
Informants.
Zagoskin.
Do.
Informants; Zagoskin.
Zagoskin.
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ContinuedItem Source
Clothing
—
ContinuedParka
—
ContinuedHoodless:
Anklelength, sewnsides (male)
Kneelength (male)
:
No
trim TrimmedHooded or hoodless; crotch length (male)...
Tobacco bag Trousers(male):
Fitted tobelow the knees Short underpants Snares; traps;weapons:
Arrowfeathering;twovanessetoppositeeach other
Arrowhead;antler:
Bilaterally barbed, wedgetang Unbarbed, opensocket tang Unilaterallybarbed,wedgetang Arrowhead; wood;blunt
Beaverhook, iron Bird spearshaft, spruce Bow, spruce:
Sinew backed Unbacked
Firearmsand ammunition:
Cartridge
:
.44 caliber,rimfire .44 caliber, center-fire .45-.70caliber, center-fire .22 caliber
Musketball
Percussion cap(container) Rifle:
.44caliber .45-.70caliber Ramrod, whalebone Lance;ground stone point Snare:
Fixed;twisted grassrope Peg
Springpole; bird-feather-ribrope Trap:
Deadfall
Fish trapsetforanimals
Nettingfortrappingland animals Subsistence:
Fish:
Boiled Decayed Dried Smoked Frozen Meat:
Boiled Dried Roasted Tobacco
Zagoskin.
Informants.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Informants.
Do.
CrowVillage.
Informants.
Crow Village.
Zagoskin.
CrowVillage.
Do.
Crow Village;Informants.
Crow Village.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Informants.
Do.
CrowVillage.
Do.
Informants.
CrowVillage.
Informants; Zagoskin.
Informants.
Do.
Zagoskin.
Informants; Zagoskin.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Informants.
Do.
Do.
Zagoskin.
vln^'sion^l
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ContinuedItem Source
Subsistence
—
ContinuedVegetable
:
Berries:
Fisheggs, boiled
Greens, roots, meat, fish, oil(agutuk) Fireweed, boiled
Mushrooms, raw Wild rhubarb, boiled Kashgeeand Men's Equipment:
Antler:
Adz head
Crooked knifehandle Netsinker
Wedge
Bearskin;entrance cover Birchbark:
Snuffboxsides
Unworkedrolls ofbirchbark Canvas;stage curtainforceremonies Fur, paintbrush ofmarmot
Grass
:
Spongeforbathing
Woven
forstage curtainforceremonies Metal:Adzblade Awl Ax blade Bayonet Canmetal Chisel:
Brass Iron Coppersheet
End
bladeforknife Engraving toolblade Hingeofcopper KnifeNails
Saw blade Strike-a-light
Wedge
Paint:
Black; coal
Blue; white rockanddecayedwood Red;bloodandocher
White; white rock Pottery;locallymade:
Lamp;largeandbowl shaped Stone:
Adz blade:
Chipped of flintymaterial Ground:
Planing Splitting Bulletmold
End
bladed knifeblade GrindingstoneHammerstone Paintmortar
Informants.
Informants; Zagoskin.
Informants.
Do.
Do.
CrowVillage.
Informants.
Crow Village;Informants.
Do.
Informants.
CrowVillage.
Do.
Informants.
Do.
Zagoskin.
Informants; Zagoskin.
Informants.
CrowVillage.
CrowVillage;Zagoskin.
CrowVUlage.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Informants.
CrowVillage.
Zagoskin.
CrowVillage.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Zagoskin.
Informants.
Informants; Zagoskin.
Informants.
Informants; Zagoskin.
Informants.
CrowVillage.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
CrowVillage;Informants.
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ContinuedItem Source
Kashgeeand Men's Equipment
—
ContinuedStone
—
ContinuedSaw Whetstone Wood:
Adzhandle
Beavertooth drawknife handle Crookedknifehandle
Drill shaft:
Bitemplacement Firedrill
End
blade knifehandle Engravingtoolhandle LampstandMaul
Paringknifehandle Respiratorofshavings Snuffbox bottom Strapdrillhandle
Tobacco boxtopand bottom Wedge
Ceremonial Lifeand Equipment:
Burial:
Coffin, plank
Birchbark overentire coffin Birchbark overcoffintop Cornerposts
Paintedfiguresonsides
Figures;freestanding,headandtrunk.
_
Gravegoods:
Toolsand equipment(maleor female) Toys (children)
Headboard:
Animalcarvingsattached
Human
carvingattached Beadadornment (female) Ceremonies:Begging Boy'shunting Child'sfirstdance Doll
Feastforthedead Firstsalmon Potlatch Wildcelery stalk Flower (?) carving
Mask
appendage:Animalcarving Boat model Fish carving
Wand
Face mask:
Bear
Dog
FoxHuman
RavenSpirit
CrowVillage.
CrowVillage;Informants.
CrowVillage.
Do.
Informants.
CrowVillage.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Informants.
CrowVillage.
Do.
Zagoskin.
CrowVillage.
Do.
Do.
CrowVillage;Informants.
Informants.
Zagoskin.
Informants.
Informants; Zagoskin.
Informants.
Do.
Do.
Do.
CrowVillage;Informants.
Do.
Informants.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
CrowVillage.
CrowVillage (?).
CrowVillage.
Do.
Do.
Informants.
Zagoskin.
CrowVillage.
CrowVillage;Informants;
Zagoskin.
Informants.
Zagoskin.
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Van Stone]
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—
ContinuedItem Source
CeremonialLifeand Equipment
—
ContinuedFingermask
Memorialcarvingofagirl Tambourine drum:
Handle Drumstick Games:
Balloftwisted grass Broadjump (males) Choppingholein ice (boys)
Hand
game (men) Snowshoerace (males) PersonalAdornment:Bracelet; copper
Breast ornament(child, female)
:
Beads Brass buttons
Ear ornament; strung beads, various colors (female)
Labret:
Lateral:
Diskshaped (male)
Hookshaped (female)
Ornamentedwith beads Medial (male)
Necklace, beads andcartridge cases (female) Noseornament, blueglassbeads (female)
—
Pendant:
Beartooth Metal Ring:
Iron Wire
Tattoo;lipto chinlines (female) .
Transportation
:
Boatsandboating:
Bidarra (umiak).
Birchbark canoe Kayak:
Bow
or stern pieceBow
piece Decksupport Manhole:Ringsection Ringsupport Rib
Paddle:
Double bladed; ribbed on one side of blade
Incomplete; ribbedon bothsides ofblade- Single bladed; ribbed on both sides of
blade Propelling pole Sled andsledding:
Builtup;flatbed (dogtraction) Runner:
Birch Spruce
Canoe or kayak sled (humantraction) Crosspiece
Informants;Zagoskin.
Informants.
CrowVillage.
Informants.
Do.
Zagoskin.
Do.
Informants.
Zagoskin.
CrowVillage;Zagoskin.
Weinland.
Do.
Informants.
CrowVillage;Informants.
Informants.
Informants; Zagoskin.
CrowVillage; Informants»
CrowVillage.
Informants; Zagoskin.
CrowVillage.
Do.
Zagoskin.
Do.
Do.
Informants.
Do.
Do.
CrowVillage.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Informants.
CrowVillage.
Informants.
Do.
Do.
Zagoskin.
CrowVillage; Informants.
Informants.
Crow Village.
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ContinuedItem Transportation
—
ContinuedSledandsledding
—
ContinuedDog
harness; old fish net Shoe; sled:Whalebone
Wood
Stanchion, sled Snowshoe:
Frame:
Birch Cottonwood HouseholdEquipment:
Antler;uluhandle Birchbark:
Basket:
Carrying, large Cooking
Household,small
Horsetailrootborder design..
Dipper Plate
Bone;awl Fishskin; bags Flannel; blankets Glass:
Bottle Drinkingglass Scraper:
Bottlefragment
Window
fragment Grass:Woven
basketWoven
Metal:
Bucket, with handle Can metalrolls
Dipper Dish:
Castiron Copper
Remade tincan metal Fryingpan
Ladle Needle Pietm Pot Pothook Scraper blade Tablespoon Teakettle:
Enameled Plain metal Teaspoon Tin can
Ulu bladefromcan metal Moss; lampwick
Oil;lampfuel (bear,fish,orsealoil)
Source
Informants.
CrowVillage; Informants.
CrowVillage.
Do.
Informants; Zagoskin.
CrowVillage.
Do.
Informants.
Do.
CrowVillage; Informants.
Informants.
Do.
Do.
Crow Village.
Zagoskin.
Do.
Crow Village.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Informants.
CrowVillage.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Zagoskm.
Do.
CrowVillage.
Do.
Do.
Zagoskin.
Crow Village.
Zagoskin.
Crow Village.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Informants.
Do.
vln''ston°e*]
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ContinuedItem Household Equipment
—
ContinuedPottery
:
Imported:
Cup:
Hand
painted PlainTransferprint Saucer
Teapot Locally made:
Cookingpot:
Line-dotsurfacetreatment
—
Un
decorated Saucer shaped lamp Sinew; threadSkins;bedding Stone:
Dish
Heatingstones
Lamp, peckedand ground:
Basin shaped;shallow, wide rim Bowlshaped, shallow
Scraper:
Flaked:
Boulderchip (tci-tho) Blade:
End
Side Ground:
End
blade, hafted Ulublade Tar;lumpWillow; innerbarkfornets
Wood:
Barrel, imported Benchsupport
Bowl,semicircleofa burl Box, plank,imported
Bucket,ovoid;decoratedbottom.
Cup
Cuttingboard Dish, ovoid
End
scraperhandle Foodtray, ovoid HandleLadle Lampstand Pokestopper Uluhandle FishingEquipment:
Fishtrap
Harpoondart;barbedmetalpoint._.
Hook andline:
Hookbaitedwith redflannel
Rod
Leister:
Central prong Lateralprong
Source
CrowVillage Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Zagoskin.
Informants.
CrowVillage.
Do.
Do.
Do.
CrowVillage.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Crow Village;Informants.
Crow Village.
Crow Village;Informants;
Zagoskin.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
CrowVillage; Informants.
Informants.
Crow Village;Informants.
Do.
D'j.
Do.
Crow Village.
Do.
Crow Village; Informants.
CrowVillage.
CrowVillage; Informants.
Informants; Zagoskin.
CrowVillage.
Informants.
CrowVillage; Informants.
CrowVillage.
Do.
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ContinuedItem Source
FishingEquipment
—
Continued Net:Dipnet Gillnet Drift Set Material:
Cottontwine Rawhidethong Twistedgrass Willowinnerbark Netting equipment:
Anchorstone
Anchorlinesofwillowinnerbark Fishkilhng:
Awl Club Float:
Oblongwith holes ateach end:
Cottonwoodbark Spruce
Oblongwith hole atone end;spruce..
Shapedlikeduck, for endof driftnet Gage
Netcontainer forboat Shuttle
Weight:
Antler,drilled holes Bone, notched Lead, clamped Stone, notched Weir
Informants; Zagoskin.
Do.
Do.
Informants.
Do.
Informants; Zagoskin.
Informants.
CrowVillage; Informants;
Zagoskin.
Informants.
Do.
Do.
Do.
CrowVillage;Zagoskin.
CrowVillage.
CrowVillage;Informants.
Informants.
CrowVillage;Informants.
Informants.
CrowVillage;Informants.
Do.
CrowVillage.
Informants.
Crow Village.
Informants; Zagoskin.