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| PlateII. | Map showing in detail the geographical divisions of territory occupied by the Eskimo tribes of Northeastern America | (*) |
| 1. Oqo and Akudnirn.
2. Frobisher Bay.
3. Eclipse Sound and Admiralty Inlet.
4. Repulse Bay and Lyon Inlet.
5. Boothia Isthmus and King William Land. |
| III. | Map of the territory occupied by the Eskimo tribes of North America, showing the boundaries | (*) |
| IV. | Map of Cumberland Peninsula, drawn by Aranin, a Saumingmio | 643 |
| V. | Eskimo drawings | 648 |
| VI. | Eskimo drawings | 650 |
| VII. | Eskimo drawings | 651 |
| VIII. | Eskimo carvings | 652 |
| IX. | Eskimo carvings | 653 |
| X. | Modern implements | 654 |
| * In pocket at end of volume. |
| Fig.390. | Harpoon from Alaska | 472 |
| 391. | Modern unang or sealing harpoon | 472 |
| 392. | Old style naulang or harpoon head | 473 |
| 393. | Modern naulang or harpoon head | 473 |
| 394. | Qilertuang or leather strap and clasps for holding coiled up harpoon lines | 474 |
| 395. | Siatko or harpoon head of the Iglulirmiut | 475 |
| 396. | Siatko found at Exeter Sound | 475 |
| 397. | Eskimo in the act of striking a seal | 476 |
| 398. | Tutareang or buckle | 477 |
| 399. | Eskimo awaiting return of seal to blowhole | 478 |
| 400. | Tuputang or ivory plugs for closing wounds | 479 |
| 401. | Wooden case for plugs | 480 |
| 402. | Another form of plug | 480 |
| 403. | Qanging for fastening thong to jaw of seal | 480 |
| 404. | Qanging in form of a seal | 481 |
| 405. | Qanging in form of a button | 481 |
| 406. | Qanging serving for both toggle and handle | 481 |
| 407. | Qidjarung or whirl for harpoon line | 481 |
| 408. | Simpler form of whirl | 481 |
| 409. | Old pattern of hook for drawing out captured seal | 483 |
| 410. | Seal hook of bear’s claw | 483 |
| 411. | Modern form of seal hook | 483 |
| 412. | Eskimo approaching seal | 484 |
| 413. | Frame of a kayak or hunting boat | 486 |
| 414. | Kayak with covering of skin | 487 |
| 415. | Model of a Repulse Bay kayak | 487 |
| 416. | Sirmijaung or scraper for kayak | 488 |
| 417. | Large kayak harpoon for seal and walrus | 488 |
| 418. | Tikagung or support for the hand | 488 |
| 419. | Qatirn or ivory head of harpoon shaft | 489 |
| 420. | Manner of attaching the two principal parts of the harpoon | 489 |
| 421. | Tokang or harpoon head in sheath | 489 |
| 422. | Tokang or harpoon head taken from a whale in Cumberland Sound | 490 |
| 423. | Ancient tokang or harpoon head | 491 |
| 424. | Teliqbing, which is fastened to harpoon line | 492 |
| 425. | Qatilik or spear | 492 |
| 426. | Avautang or sealskin float | 492 |
| 427. | Different styles of poviutang or pipe for inflating the float | 493 |
| 428. | Agdliaq or spear for small seals | 494 |
| 429. | Agdliaq points | 494 |
| 430. | Spear heads | 495 |
| 431. | Large spear head | 495 |
| 432. | Anguvigang or lance | 496 |
| 433. | Nuirn or bird spear | 496 |
| 434. | Nuqsang or throwing board | 496 |
| 435. | Sealing at the edge of the ice | 498 |
| 436. | Model of sakurpang´ or whaling harpoon | 500 |
| 437. | Niu´tang, with floats | 500 |
| 438. | Wooden bow from Iglulik | 502 |
| 439. | Wooden bow from Cumberland Sound | 502 |
| 440. | Bows of reindeer antlers | 503 |
| 441. | Bow of antlers, with central part cut off straight, from Pelly Bay | 503 |
| 442. | Arrows with bone heads | 504 |
| 443. | Arrows with metal heads | 504 |
| 444. | Arrowhead from Boothia | 505 |
| 445. | Showing attachment of arrowhead vertically and parallel to shank | 505 |
| 446. | Various forms of arrowhead | 506 |
| 447. | Socket of spear handle from Alaska | 506 |
| 448. | Slate arrowhead | 506 |
| 449. | Flint arrowheads from old graves | 507 |
| 450. | Various styles of quiver | 507 |
| 451. | Quiver handles | 508 |
| 452. | Whalebone nooses for catching waterfowl | 511 |
| 453. | Kakivang or salmon spear | 512 |
| 454. | Ivory fish used as bait in spearing salmon | 513 |
| 455. | Quqartaun for stringing fish | 514 |
| 456. | Salmon hook | 515 |
| 457. | Salmon hook | 515 |
| 458. | Bait used in fishing with hooks | 516 |
| 459. | Butcher’s knife with bone handle | 516 |
| 460. | Pana or knife for dissecting game | 517 |
| 461. | Form of ulo now in use | 518 |
| 462. | Old ulo with top of handle broken off, from Cape Broughton, Davis Strait | 518 |
| 463. | Fragment of an ulo blade of slate | 518 |
| 464. | Ulo handle from recent grave | 518 |
| 465. | Modern tesirqun or scraper | 519 |
| 466. | Old style of tesirqun or scraper | 519 |
| 467. | Seligoung or scraper used for softening skins | 520 |
| 468. | Old stone scrapers found in graves | 521 |
| 469. | Stretcher for lines | 522 |
| 470. | Ivory needle | 523 |
| 471. | Ivory needle-case from Cumberland Sound | 523 |
| 472. | Common pattern of needle-case | 523 |
| 473. | Tikiq or thimble | 524 |
| 474. | Instrument for straightening bones | 525 |
| 475. | Drill for working in ivory and bone | 525 |
| 476. | Driftwood used in kindling fire | 526 |
| 477. | Eskimo graver’s tool | 526 |
| 478. | Framework of Eskimo boat | 527 |
| 479. | Kiglo or post | 527 |
| 480. | Umiaq or skin boat | 528 |
| 481. | Umiaq or skin boat | 528 |
| 482. | Qamuting or sledge | 529 |
| 483. | Sledge shoe | 530 |
| 484. | Clasp for fastening traces to sledge | 531 |
| 485. | Artistic form of clasp for fastening traces to sledge | 531 |
| 486. | Uqsirn, for fastening traces to pitu | 532 |
| 487. | Ano or dog harness | 532 |
| 488. | Sadniriaq or clasp | 532 |
| 489. | Tube for drinking | 535 |
| 490. | Various styles of snow knife | 539 |
| 491. | Ground plan of snow house of Davis Strait tribes | 541 |
| 492. | Snow house of Davis Strait, sections | 542 |
| 493. | Section and interior of snow house | 543 |
| 494. | Ukusik or soapstone kettle | 545 |
| 495. | Plan of double snow house | 546 |
| 496. | Plan of Iglulik house | 547 |
| 497. | Plan of Hudson Bay house | 547 |
| 498. | Plan and sections of qarmang or stone house | 548 |
| 499. | Plan of large qarmang or stone house | 549 |
| 500. | Plan of stone house in Anarnitung, Cumberland Sound | 549 |
| 501. | Plan of group of stone houses in Pangnirtung, Cumberland Sound | 550 |
| 502. | Plan and sections of qarmang or house made of whale ribs | 550 |
| 503. | Storehouse in Ukiadliving | 551 |
| 504. | Plan and sections of tupiq or tent of Cumberland Sound | 551 |
| 505. | Plan and sections of tupiq or tent of Pond Bay | 553 |
| 506. | Plan and sections of double winter tent, Cumberland Sound | 553 |
| 507. | Qaturang or boot ornament | 554 |
| 508. | Woman’s jacket | 555 |
| 509. | Ivory beads for women’s jackets | 555 |
| 510. | Girdle buckles | 556 |
| 511. | Infant’s clothing | 557 |
| 512. | Child’s clothing | 557 |
| 513. | Ivory combs | 559 |
| 514. | Buckles | 560 |
| 515. | Manner of tattooing face and wearing hair | 561 |
| 516. | Manner of tattooing legs and hands | 561 |
| 517. | Forks | 563 |
| 518. | Ladle of musk ox horn | 563 |
| 519. | Skull used in the game ajegaung | 565 |
| 520. | Ivory carving representing head of fox, used in the game ajegaung | 565 |
| 521. | Ivory carvings representing polar bear, used in the game ajegaung | 566 |
| 522. | Figures used in playing tingmiujang, a game similar to dice | 567 |
| 523. | Game of nuglutang | 568 |
| 524. | The saketan or roulette | 569 |
| 525. | Ajarorpoq or cat’s cradle | 569 |
| 526. | Ball | 570 |
| 527. | Dolls in dress of the Oqomiut | 571 |
| 528. | Dolls in dress of the Akudnirmiut | 571 |
| 529. | Modern snow goggles, of wood | 576 |
| 530. | Old form of snow goggles, of ivory | 576 |
| 531. | Diagram showing interior of qaggi or singing house among eastern tribes | 600 |
| 532. | Plan of Hudson Bay qaggi or singing house | 601 |
| 533. | Kilaut or drum | 602 |
| 534. | Plans of remains of supposed qaggi or singing houses | 603 |
| 535. | Qailertetang, a masked figure | 606 |
| 536. | Model of lamp from a grave in Cumberland Sound | 613 |
| 537. | Qaudjaqdjuq is maltreated by his enemies | 631 |
| 538. | The man in the moon comes down to help Qaudjaqdjuq | 631 |
| 539. | The man in the moon whipping Qaudjaqdjuq | 632 |
| 540. | Qaudjaqdjuq has become Qaudjuqdjuaq | 632 |
| 541. | Qaudjuqdjuaq killing his enemies | 633 |
| 542. | Tumiujang, or lamp of the Tornit | 634 |
| 543. | Cumberland Sound and Frobisher Bay, drawn by Itu, a Nugumio | 644 |
| 544. | Cumberland Sound and Frobisher Bay, drawn by Sunapignang, an Oqomio | 645 |
| 545. | Cumberland Sound, drawn by Itu, a Nugumio | 646 |
| 546. | Peninsula of Qivitung, drawn by Angutuqdjuaq, a Padlimio | 647 |
