for his inspection until the
paper was ready for the press. Some alterations were made from the
original pictures. The following are the most important to be
noted: In Plate XXXVIII the batten should appear held
horizontally, not obliquely. Fig. 5 is reduced and cannot fairly
delineate the gradations in color and regular sharp outlines of
the finely-serrated figures. Fig. 53 does not convey the fact that
the stripes are of uniform width and all the right-angles
accurately made.

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INDEX

Blankets, Navajo 380-388

Codex, The Vatican; Illustrating Mexican weaving 391
Colors prepared for Navajo fabrics 376
Cotton woven in Pueblos, Native 375

Dyeing among Navajoes 377
Dyes used by Navajoes 377

Fabrics; Prehistoric textiles of the United States 393-425

Healds of Navajo loom 378
Mode of applying the 380, 384
Zuni 389

Looms, Navajo 377

Mathews, Dr. W., Navajo weavers 371-391

Navajo blankets, Varieties of 385-388
Mode of weaving 383
diagonal 383
diamond 384
dyeing 377
dyes 376
healds in loom used 380
looms 377
position in weaving 380
warp of blankets 378-379
sash 388
weavers 371-391
wool 375

Taylor, E.B., Anthropology cited 391

Warp, Construction of Navajo blanket 378
Warp, Construction of Navajo sash 388
Weavers, Navajo, by Dr. Washington Mathews 371-391
Weaving, Navajo position in 380
wool by Navajoes 375

Zuni, healds 389

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