Agriculture of the Hidatsa Indians An Indian Interpretation

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Agriculture of the Hidatsa Indians An Indian Interpretation
1839 Waheenee
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This is a buffalo calf skin, folded fur out, to make a seat for the watcher. The skin might be folded tail to head, or side to side ; and sometimes it was folded flesh side out. It never hung down over the edges of the stage floor, but was folded up neatly to make a kind of cushion. The puncheon floor, at best never very smooth, was rather hard to sit upon; and letting a part of the skin hang down over the side would have been waste of good cushion material.
* In redrawing Goodbird s sketch thi
...s calf-skin has been omitted, that the construction of the stage floor might be shown.
30 GILBERT LIVINGSTONE WILSON The three poles on the right of the stage support another calf skin, used as a shield against the sun. The poles merely rested on the ground; they were not thrust into the soil. They could be shifted about with the sun, so that the watcher had shade in any part of the day.
The calf skin used for a sun shade hung on the poles head downward; whether it lay fur or flesh side down did not matter.


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