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| The Raven Myth | Eskimo (Bering Straits) | [17] |
| The Flood | Tlingit (Wrangell) | [33] |
| The Origin of the Tides | Tsetsaut | [37] |
| How the Rivers were Formed | Tlingit (Wrangell) | [39] |
| The Origin of Fire | Tlingit | [40] |
| Duration of Winter | Tlingit (Wrangell) | [41] |
| Raven’s Feast | Tlingit | [42] |
| Creation of the Porcupine | Tlingit | [44] |
| How Raven Taught the Chilkats | Tlingit (Wrangell) | [45] |
| Raven’s Marriage | Eskimo (Bering Straits) | [46] |
| Raven and the Seals | Tsimshian | [51] |
| Raven and Pitch | Tsimshian | [53] |
| Raven’s Dancing Blanket | Tsimshian | [55] |
| Raven and the Gulls | Tsimshian | [56] |
| The Land Otter | Tlingit (Wrangell) | [57] |
| Raven and Coot | Athapascan (Upper Yukon) | [58] |
| Raven and Marmot | Eskimo (Bering Strait) | [59] |
| The Bringing of the Light by Raven | Eskimo (Lower Yukon) | [61] |
| Daylight on the Nass River | Tlingit (Wrangell) | [65] |
| The Naming of the Birds | Tlingit (Wrangell) | [67] |
| The Origin of the Winds | Tlingit | [70] |
| Duration of Life | Tlingit (Wrangell) | [71] |
| Ghost Town | Tlingit (Wrangell) | [72] |
| How Raven Stole the Lake | Haida (Queen Charlotte Islands) | [73] |
| The Killer Whale | Haida | [75] |
| Origin of the Chilkat Blanket | Tsimshian | [77] |
| Origin of Land and People | Eskimo (Lower Yukon) | [80] |
| Creation of the World | Athapascan (Upper Yukon) | [81] |
| Origin of Mankind | Eskimo (Bering Straits) | [82] |
| The First Woman | Eskimo (Bering Straits) | [83] |
| The First Tears | Eskimo (Bering Straits) | [85] |
| Origin of the Winds | Eskimo (Lower Yukon) | [87] |
| Origin of the Wind | Athapascan (Upper Yukon) | [91] |
| North Wind | Tlingit (Wrangell) | [92] |
| East Wind and North Wind | Tlingit | [93] |
| Creation of the Killer Whale | Tlingit | [94] |
| Future Life | Tlingit (Wrangell) | [96] |
| The Land of the Dead | Eskimo (Lower Yukon) | [97] |
| The Ghost Land | Tlingit | [100] |
| The Sky Country | Tlingit | [103] |
| The Lost Light | Eskimo (Port Clarence) | [105] |
| The Chief in the Moon | Eskimo (Bering Straits) | [109] |
| The Boy in the Moon | Eskimo (Lower Yukon) | [110] |
| The Boy in the Moon | Athapascan (Upper Yukon) | [112] |
| The Meteor(?) | Tsetsaut | [113] |
| Sleep House | Tlingit | [114] |
| Cradle Song | Koyukun | [115] |
| Proverbs | Tsimshian | [118] |
| How the Fox became Red | Athapascan | [119] |
| Beaver and Porcupine | Tsimshian | [120] |
| The Mark of the Marten | Athapascan (Upper Yukon) | [126] |
| The Wolves and the Deer | Tsimshian | [127] |
| The Camp Robber | Athapascan (Upper Yukon) | [129] |
| The Circling of Cranes | Eskimo (Bering Straits) | [131] |
| The Last of the Thunderbirds | Eskimo (Lower Yukon) | [132] |
| How the Kiksadi Clan Came to Sitka | Tlingit | [135] |
| Origin of the Grizzly Bear Crest | Tlingit | [137] |
| Origin of the Frog Crest | Tlingit | [138] |
| Origin of the Beaver Crest | Tlingit | [139] |
| Origin of the Killer Whale Crest | Tlingit | [140] |
| The Discontented Grass Plant | Eskimo (Bering Straits) | [142] |
| The Wind People | Koryak (Siberia) | [147] |
| Tricks of the Fox | Koryak (Siberia) | [148] |
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| Tlingit Indians in Dancing Costume | [Frontispiece] |
| Reindeer on the Tundra | [20] |
| “Raven taught them how to build houses of driftwood and bushes, covered with earth” | [21] |
| “The next morning the baby was a big boy” | [24] |
| “The clay became a beautiful girl” | [25] |
| Ivory Pipe Stems | [28] |
| Kayak Man Casting a Bird Spear | [29] |
| Eskimo Woman from Cape Prince of Wales | [34] |
| Fur Parkas Worn by Eskimo Women | [35] |
| Reflection of Mountain Peaks | [38] |
| “So the smoke-hole spirits held Raven until the smoke blackened his white coat” | [39] |
| Pine Falls, Atlin | [42] |
| Elk Falls | [43] |
| Porcupine | [44] |
| “Raven showed the people how to make canoes out of skins” | [45] |
| Shoup’s Glacier, Valdez | [48] |
| Birdseye View of Valdez | [49] |
| Masks | [52] |
| Dolls | [53] |
| Eskimo Boys | [58] |
| “Marmot put out the tip of his nose” | [59] |
| Ice Hummocks on Bering Sea | [62] |
| Snow Shovel, Pick, Rake, and Maul | [63] |
| Eskimo in Waterproof Coat Made of Walrus Intestines | [66] |
| “Raven said to Grouse, ‘You know that Sea-lion is your grandchild’” | [67] |
| Figurehead on Indian Canoe | [68] |
| “Raven said to Crow, ‘You will make lots of noise. You will be great talkers’” | [69] |
| “Raven said to North Wind, ‘Your back is white.’” (On the Road to Fairbanks) | [70] |
| Old Russian Blockhouse, at Sitka | [71] |
| “Raven unrolled the lake there. There it lay” | [74] |
| “The man-spirit was inside the Skana” | [75] |
| A Chilkat Blanket | [78] |
| Alaskan Baskets | [79] |
| Keystone Canyon | [80] |
| The “S” Glacier | [81] |
| The Yukon, Taken at Midnight in June | [84] |
| Islands in Sitka Sound | [85] |
| Tool and Trinket Boxes | [88] |
| Spoons and Ladles | [89] |
| Skagway River, from Porcupine Hill | [92] |
| Middle Lake and Bridge on the ’97 Trail | [93] |
| Face of Davidson Glacier | [96] |
| “The Land of the Dead”—Graveyard at Rasboinsky | [97] |
| Perry Island, Bogosloff Group, Newly Risen from the Sea | [100] |
| “The end of the Death Trail” | [101] |
| Walrus Tusks | [106] |
| A Shaman | [107] |
| Box Canyon, on White Pass and Yukon Route | [110] |
| Near Valdez Narrows | [111] |
| Frozen Waterfall | [114] |
| “The wind blows over the Yukon” | [115] |
| Travellers over the Chilkoot Pass (1891) after the Discovery of Gold | [118] |
| Looking down Cut-off Canyon from below White Pass Summit | [119] |
| Dog Team with Record of 412 Miles in 72 Hours | [122] |
| Siberian Husky | [123] |
| Totem Poles | [126] |
| Laplanders Milking Reindeer, near Port Clarence | [127] |
| View of Skagway | [130] |
| Bering Sea, near Nome | [131] |
| View of Eldorado | [136] |
| Scene on the White Pass and Yukon Route | [137] |
| Alaska Cotton on the Tundra, near Nome | [142] |
| A Crested Hat | [143] |