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Glover M. Allen, of the Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University, for the specific identifications.
100 BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY [BULL. 65 Bones of the mountain sheep, cottontail, and jack rabbit were by far the commonest; deer and pronghorn antelope occurred rather sparingly.
DRESS BODY CLOTHING As to the body clothing of the people we gathered very little data. Feather- and fur-cloth blankets were probably the standard over garments for cold weather, but we found no trace of jack...ets of feather cloth such as are reported by Hough from the upper Gila. 1 The cotton cloth, of which so many rags were collected, seems to have been used for shirt-like garments, as many of the pieces show cut ting on the bias, sewing together of edges, apertures for armholes and other evidences of tailoring. Bits of deerskin and mountain- sheep hide, some dressed with the hair on, some without, show signs of sewing with sinew thread as if for use as fitted clothing; nothing large enough for description was collected.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Glover M. Allen, of the Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University, for the specific identifications.
100 BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY [BULL. 65 Bones of the mountain sheep, cottontail, and jack rabbit were by far the commonest; deer and pronghorn antelope occurred rather sparingly.
DRESS BODY CLOTHING As to the body clothing of the people we gathered very little data. Feather- and fur-cloth blankets were probably the standard over garments for cold weather, but we found no trace of jack...ets of feather cloth such as are reported by Hough from the upper Gila. 1 The cotton cloth, of which so many rags were collected, seems to have been used for shirt-like garments, as many of the pieces show cut ting on the bias, sewing together of edges, apertures for armholes and other evidences of tailoring. Bits of deerskin and mountain- sheep hide, some dressed with the hair on, some without, show signs of sewing with sinew thread as if for use as fitted clothing; nothing large enough for description was collected.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Vincent Kidder to read onlineMoreLess
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