Hopi man spinning yarn Frame:none

Hopi man spinning yarn Frame:nonePortrait of a Hopi man, sitting on a blanket, spinning yarn using a spindle whorl. According to James Stevenson's original note for this photograph (prepared circa 1885), the photograph shows 'the manner of holding the spindle whorl, while the spinner by means of a corn cob reduces the yarn to a more uniform size. When the yarn is thus made smoothe and even, the whorl is taken up by the right hand and passed between that and the thigh, the yarn is

Portrait of a seated boy

Wearing brocade chuba

This photograph seems to have been taken from the north

On the left wood is piled up on the shore beside a donkey and some beached rowboats

Zuni 'is the most renowned village in all the pueblo group

View of several round houses constructed of palm fronds (with wooden door frames)

another saddled camel is couched by some bushes

In the foreground a wave rolls up on the beach

rising up to the great finial

with people standing or resting in and around the square

More houses are behind it

Huge embroidered banners hanging from the walls of the Potala during Sertreng Ceremony