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33. Peruvian Pottery	74
34. Pottery from Eastern South America	74
35. Types of Textile Design	78
36. Types of Prehistoric Peruvian Textile Designs	79
37. Decorative Design Areas	80
38. Types of North American Basketry	81
39. Beaded and Painted Designs	82
40. The Decorative Art of the Plains Indians	85
41. Design Elements	85
42. Decorations on Birchbark	86
43. Art of the North Pacific Coast Indians	89
44. Prehistoric Textile Designs, Maya	90
45. Mexican Textile Designs	91
46. A Series of Peruvian Designs	92
47. A Peruvian Poncho	94
48. A Series of Designs and their Names	96
49. True Symbols	98
50. Cross-Section of the Temple of the Cross	100
51. Groundplan of the House of the Nuns	102
52. Elevations and Groundplans, Yucatan	103
53. Section of the Hall of the Six Columns, Mexico	105
54. Reconstruction of Pueblo Bonito	106
55. Pebbles Showing the Process of Abrading	116
56. Pieces of Worked Nephrite	117
57. Common Types of Arrow-Head	119
58. Knives of Copper from the Eskimo and Inca	121
59. Methods of Drilling	128
60. Wooden Slat Armor	132
61. Two Figures from Palenque	135
62. Statues of the Chacmool Type	136
63. A Sculptured Turtle at Quirigua	136
64. Life Size Pottery Figure	137
65. Distribution of Sculpture	138
66. Distribution of Clans and Gentes	156
67. Culture Areas	205
68. The Plains Indian Culture Area	207
69. Plains Indian Life	208
70. The Chilkat Indians	214
71. Pueblo Indian Life	226
72. A Patagonian Shelter Tent	233
73. Scenes from Fuegian Life	234
74. Distribution of Forests in South America	238
75. A Caraja Village in Central Brazil	241
76. Archæological Areas	246
77. Types of Stone Implements, North Atlantic Area	247