The Eskimo About Bering Strait
The Eskimo About Bering Strait
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Dart throwing {yolch' -wMh)^{^t Michael). This is played in the kashim by two or more persons, usually for a prize or stake. The darts are small, short, and made of wood, largest at the point and tapering backward toward the butt, in which is fastened a bird quill for guiding the dart in its flight. In the large end of the dart is fastened a sharp spike of bone, horn, or sometimes of ivory. The target is a small, upright stick of some soft w...ood planted in the floor. This may be placed in the middle of the room and the players divided into two parties, seated on opposite sides of the target, or it may be placed on one side of the room and the players seated together on the other. In the former case a man is appointed from each side to return the darts to the throwers and to give each player a counter when a point is made. Each player has. Two darts which he throws one after 334 THE ESKIMO ABOUT BERING STRAIT [eth. Ann. 18 the other, and a score is made when a dart remains sticking into the target.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A score is made every time this is done successfully.
Dart throwing {yolch' -wMh)^{^t Michael). This is played in the kashim by two or more persons, usually for a prize or stake. The darts are small, short, and made of wood, largest at the point and tapering backward toward the butt, in which is fastened a bird quill for guiding the dart in its flight. In the large end of the dart is fastened a sharp spike of bone, horn, or sometimes of ivory. The target is a small, upright stick of some soft w...ood planted in the floor. This may be placed in the middle of the room and the players divided into two parties, seated on opposite sides of the target, or it may be placed on one side of the room and the players seated together on the other. In the former case a man is appointed from each side to return the darts to the throwers and to give each player a counter when a point is made. Each player has. Two darts which he throws one after 334 THE ESKIMO ABOUT BERING STRAIT [eth. Ann. 18 the other, and a score is made when a dart remains sticking into the target.
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