drinking out of a human, in order to acquire the qualities of the deceased, viii. 150;
of enemy, lad at circumcision seated on, viii. 153.
See also [Skulls]
Skull-cap worn by girls at their first menstruation, iii. 146;
worn by Australian widows, iii. 182 n. 2
Skulls used as charms to cause invisibility, i. 150;
of raccoons prayed to for rain, i. 288;
of bears nailed to sacred firs, ii. 11;
of dead used as drinking-cups among the Australian aborigines, iii. 372;