Navaho Houses, pages 469-518 - Seventeenth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to - the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1895-1896, - Government Printing Office, Washington, 1898 by Cosmos Mindeleff
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Sweat houses 499
Effect of modern conditions 502 Ceremonies of dedication 504 The hogán of the YébÄtcai dance 509 Hogán nomenclature 514 ILLUSTRATIONS [Transcriberâs Note: The position of the full-page Plates is not shown in the text.] Page Plate LXXXII. The Navaho reservation 475 LXXXIII. A typical Navaho hogán 483 LXXXIV. A hogán in Canyon de Chelly 485 LXXXV. A Navaho summer hut 495 LXXXVI. A âlean-toâ summer shelter 497 LXXXVII. Ĭnçá-qoġán, medicine hut 501 LXXXVIII. Modern house of a wealthy Navaho 505 LXXXIX. A YébÄtcai house 511 XC. Diagram plan of hogán, with names of parts 514 Figure 230. The three main timbers of a hogán 489 231. Frame of a hogán, seen from below 491 232. Frame of a doorway 492 233. Ground plan of a summer shelter 495 234. Supporting post in a summer hut 496 235. Ground plan of a summer hut 496 |
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