BOW-AND-ARROW MAKING. / A complete
set
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Bow-and-arrow making.—A complete
set ...
the narrowest being 0.3 and the widest 0.7
broad
width
perforated with two large transverse
eyes
tranverse
into a groove in the top of the ivory
edge
grove
Ice picks.—The ivory ice pick
(tu´u) always attached
Ice picks—
most of the men and boys, especially the
latter
epecially
Twisting and braiding.—We had
no opportunity
Twisting and braiding—
is admirably adapted to give the
blade
admirally
detailed information regarding the
umiaks
informtion
a small share of meat from camp to
camp.471
footnote anchor missing: best guess
Fig.
358.—Small sledge with ivory runners. 2/21
number unambiguous
with cries of “Añ! añ! tû´lla! tû´lla!”
(Come! come on!)
close quote missing
cries of “Kŭ! kŭ!” (Get on! get
on!)
close quote missing
bow and arrow toward a line of
reindeer
text has “a a” at line break
brown deerskin with the flesh side
out.
final . missing
these masks (ki´nau, from ki´na,
face).
masks.
Another “commercial” mask (No. 89813 [1074]
from Utkiavwĭñ)
(No. 89813) with superfluous closing parenthesis
fourteen from Nuwŭk, twenty from Utkiavwĭñ,
and sixteen from Sidaru
fourteeen
of a sitting man holding up his
hands
text has “hold / ing” without hyphen at line break
Fig.
400.—Bear flaked from flint.
flaker
On the throat is a conventional
figure
text has “a a” at mid-line
for example at Smith
Sound.600
Sound,
Footnote N600: Bessels, Naturalist, vol. 23,
pt. p. 873.
missing number or superfluous pt.
Nordenskiöld was unable to purchase a pair
of fresh walrus heads
Nordenskjöld
No. 89699 [779] from Utkiavwĭñ
Utkavwĭñ
Her milk supply cannot fail while she wears
this.” (Cumberland Gulf.)
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