  | Page | | Plate I. | Seriland | 9 | | II. | Pascual Encinas, conqueror of the Seri | 13 | | IIIa. | Seri frontier | 40 | | IIIb. | Sierra Seri, from Encinas desert | 40 | | IVa. | Sierra Seri, from Tiburon island | 42 | | IVb. | Punta Ygnacio, Tiburon bay | 42 | | Va. | Western shore of Tiburon bay | 44 | | Vb. | Eastern shore of Tiburon bay | 44 | | VIa. | Recently occupied rancheria, Tiburon island | 80 | | VIb. | Typical house interior, Tiburon island | 80 | | VIIa. | House framework, Tiburon island | 110 | | VIIb. | House covering, Tiburon island | 110 | | VIII. | Sponge used for house covering, Tiburon island | 112 | | IXa. | House skeleton, Tiburon island | 114 | | IXb. | Interior house structure, Tiburon island | 114 | | X. | Typical Seri house on the frontier | 117 | | XI. | Occupied rancheria on the frontier | 119 | | XII. | Group of Seri Indians on trading excursion | 121 | | XIII. | Group of Seri Indians on the frontier | 137* | | XIV. | Seri family group | 139* | | XV. | Seri mother and child | 142* | | XVI. | Group of Seri boys | 144* | | XVII. | MashÉm, Seri interpreter | 146* | | XVIII. | “Juana Maria”, Seri elderwoman | 150* | | XIX. | Typical Seri warrior | 154* | | XX. | Typical Seri matron | 156* | | XXI. | Seri runner | 158* | | XXII.37. | Seri arrowheads | 246* | | <
BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY
SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT PL. I SERILAND
THE SERI INDIANS
By W J McGEE
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