Source book in Anthropology
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The two halves of the lower jaw do not touch each other. The back is represented by the black outline on which the hair is indicated by fine lines.
Pig. 44.
Fig. 45.
Kg. 44. Painting from a house-front, representing a bear. Tribe, Tsimshian.
Fig. 45. Wooden hat painted with the design of a sculpin. Tribe, Haida. Height, 17 cm.; width, 41 em.; depth, 42.5 cm.
In a number of cases the designs painted on hats must also be explained as formed by the junction of two profiles. This is the case in the... painted wooden hat (fig. 45), on which the design of a sculpin is shown. It will be noticed that only the mouth of the animal coheres, while the eyes are widely separated. The spines rise immediately over the mouth. The flippers are attached to the corners of the face, while the dorsal fin is split into halves, each half being joined to an eye.
460 Source Book in Anthropology The beaver (fig. 46) has been treated in the same manner. The head is split down to the mouth, over which rises the hat with four rings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The two halves of the lower jaw do not touch each other. The back is represented by the black outline on which the hair is indicated by fine lines.
Pig. 44.
Fig. 45.
Kg. 44. Painting from a house-front, representing a bear. Tribe, Tsimshian.
Fig. 45. Wooden hat painted with the design of a sculpin. Tribe, Haida. Height, 17 cm.; width, 41 em.; depth, 42.5 cm.
In a number of cases the designs painted on hats must also be explained as formed by the junction of two profiles. This is the case in the... painted wooden hat (fig. 45), on which the design of a sculpin is shown. It will be noticed that only the mouth of the animal coheres, while the eyes are widely separated. The spines rise immediately over the mouth. The flippers are attached to the corners of the face, while the dorsal fin is split into halves, each half being joined to an eye.
460 Source Book in Anthropology The beaver (fig. 46) has been treated in the same manner. The head is split down to the mouth, over which rises the hat with four rings.
What to read after Source book in Anthropology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kroeber, A. L. (Alfred Louis), 1876-1960 to read onlineMoreLess
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