| | Page |
| Preface | iii |
| Introduction | 339 |
| Ethnographic background | 339 |
| The site | 341 |
| The burials | 341 |
| Artifacts | 341 |
| Stone | 341 |
| Bone | 342 |
| Shell | 342 |
| Midden potsherds | 343 |
| Wood | 343 |
| Cordage and textiles | 345 |
| Simplest uses of prepared cord | 345 |
| Haftings | 346 |
| Matting | 346 |
| Netting | 347 |
| Feathered apron or cape | 349 |
| Human hair cape | 349 |
| Tump band | 350 |
| Cotton cloth | 351 |
| Summary and conclusions | 351 |
| Bibliography | 352 |
| Explanation of plates | 356 |
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| MAPS |
| 1. Baja California, showing location of BahÍa de Los Angeles | 339 |
| 2. Linguistic groups of Baja California | 340 |
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| FIGURES |
| 1. Detail of arrow or dart (139587), showing sting-ray | |
| spine point and cuplike depression at butt end | 344 |
| 2. Tie-twined matting technique | 346 |
| 3. Square-knot technique | 347 |
| 4. Method of beginning hairnets and carrying nets | 347 |
| 5. Detail of lower, fitted edge of hairnet | 348 |
| 6. Detail of lower, gathered edge of carrying net | 348 |
| 7. Detail showing insertion of feathers in hitches of | |
| carrying net | 349 |
