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| Tlingit Indians in Dancing Costume | Frontispiece |
| Reindeer on the Tundra | 20 |
| “Raven taught them how to build houses of driftwood and bushes, covered with earth” | 21 |
| “The next morning the baby was a big boy” | 24 |
| “The clay became a beautiful girl” | 25 |
| Ivory Pipe Stems | 28 |
| Kayak Man Casting a Bird Spear | 29 |
| Eskimo Woman from Cape Prince of Wales | 34 |
| Fur Parkas Worn by Eskimo Women | 35 |
| Reflection of Mountain Peaks | 38 |
| “So the smoke-hole spirits held Raven until the smoke blackened his white coat” | 39 |
| Pine Falls, Atlin | 42 |
| Elk Falls | 43 |
| Porcupine | 44 |
| “Raven showed the people how to make canoes out of skins” | 45 |
| Shoup’s Glacier, Valdez | 48 |
| Birdseye View of Valdez | 49 |
| Masks | 52 |
| Dolls | 53 |
| Eskimo Boys | 58 |
| “Marmot put out the tip of his nose” | 59 |
| Ice Hummocks on Bering Sea | 62 |
| Snow Shovel, Pick, Rake, and Maul | 63 |
| Eskimo in Waterproof Coat Made of Walrus Intestines | 66 |
| “Raven said to Grouse, ‘You know that Sea-lion is your grandchild’” | 67 |
| Figurehead on Indian Canoe | 68 |
| “Raven said to Crow, ‘You will make lots of noise. You will be great talkers’” | 69 |
| “Raven said to North Wind, ‘Your back is white.’” (On the Road to Fairbanks) | 70 |
| Old Russian Blockhouse, at Sitka | 71 |
| “Raven unrolled the lake there. There it lay” | 74 |
| “The man-spirit was inside the Skana” | 75 |
| A Chilkat Blanket | 78 |
| Alaskan Baskets | 79 |
| Keystone Canyon | 80 |
| The “S” Glacier | 81 |
| The Yukon, Taken at Midnight in June | 84 |
| Islands in Sitka Sound | 85 |
| Tool and Trinket Boxes | 88 |
| Spoons and Ladles | 89 |
| Skagway River, from Porcupine Hill | 92 |
| Middle Lake and Bridge on the ’97 Trail | 93 |
| Face of Davidson Glacier | 96 |
| “The Land of the Dead”—Graveyard at Rasboinsky |
MYTHS AND LEGENDS
OF ALASKA
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