Origin Myth of Acoma: Illustrations

ILLUSTRATIONS

NOTE: All plates are thumbnailed along with the 'Explanation of Plates' section, starting on page 118.--JBH

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1. (Frontispiece) Acoma Katsina masks	ii
2. Acoma, viewed from the roof of the Convento	123
3. 1, Antelope clan altar. 2, Shakak, ruler of North Mountain	123
4. 1, Shruisthia, ruler of East Mountain. 2, Tsiukiri, father of the Kopishtaiya	123
5. 1, Kuapichani katsina. 2, Hachamoni kaiok (broken prayer stick). 3, Koshari	123
6. 1, Nawish katsina. 2, Kopishtaiya	123
7. 1, Chakoya katsina. 2, Shumaashka, Corn clan katsina	123
8. 1, Hunters' society altar. 2, Fire society altar	123
9. 1, Katsina prayer sticks. 2, Fire society prayer sticks	123
10. 1, Kiva floor and murals. 2, Altar sand paintings	123
11. Sun and Moon paintings	123
12. 1, Drum. 2, Katsina costume	123
13. 1, Maiden's hair frame and Koshari prayer sticks. 2, Objects on Kapina society altar	123
14. 1, Prayer sticks used by Kopishtaiya, also Antelope clan staff. 2, Miniature ritual implements	123
15. 1, Sand painting and paraphernalia for exorcism. 2, a, Face paintings of the dead. b, Groove in rock for rite of forgetting the dead	123
16. 1, Weapons (waiishi) given by Sun to the Twins. 2, Shield and pouch of the Twins	123
17. Prayer sticks for the Mountains of the four directions	123