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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Photograph, accession number 13-6868, described as Dancer wearing an owl mask. Mask carved by George Walkus of Smith Inlet about 1920. Chief Charlie George at right. Blunden Harbour, B.C.; 1951. Per Door Book/Accession Record: Dancer with owl mask, Chief Charlie George at right.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Photograph, accession number 13-6835, described as Consultation over a buckskin mask being painted, before night chant (yeibichai). Totso Trading Post, Jukachukai, AZ, December 13-21, 1963. Mask is being refurbished by painting and addition of fur, hair, gourds, and shell. This mask is one of the slayer twins, born for water. Per Door Book/Accession Record: Consultation over a mask being painted, before yeibichai; Arizona, 1963
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Photograph, accession number 13-6854, described as Navajo masked dancer standing on sandpainting, Night Chant (Yeibichai). Totso Trading Post, Lukachukai, AZ; December 13-21, 1963. Per Door Book/Accession Record: Man standing on sand painting, Yeibichai, Arizona, 1963.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Photograph, accession number 13-6867, described as Dancer wearing double cannibal-bird mask. Willie Seaweed seated in center. Seaweed carved mask in 1915. Mask combines Crooked Beak of Heaven and Raven. Per Door Book/Accession Record: Dancer with double cannibal bird mask.

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