FIG. 172.—Robe of Ni-ȼactage.
FIG. 173.—Duba-maⁿȼiⁿ’s father’s tent.
FIG. 174.—Maⁿtcu-naⁿba’s tent.
§ 50. Among the members of the order of Buffalo (┴e iȼa‘eȼĕ-ma) was Niȼactage, whose robe is shown in Fig. 172. The red band is at the top. The black spots represent the places where the buffaloes play “buffalo wallows.” Buffalo hoofs are in blue.
Duba-maⁿȼiⁿ’s father had a vision of horses, hence he wished to depict horse-tails and tracks on his tent, as found in Fig. 173; but he died before he finished it.
FIG. 175.—Wackaⁿhi’s tent.
