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1904 Heliogravure Hoopa Valley Indian Games Kin Spearing Mikitukutc Yademil XGZ7 PENROSE03 Haagen-DazsThis is an original 1904 black and white heliogravure of pieces from games played by the Hoopa Valley Indians. Top: Sticks from a guessing game called Ki. The goal is to guess where the stick with the dark band is after the sticks were shuffled and put into boxes. Center Left: A spearing game made out of tufts of fur, salmon vertebra, twine and a tuft of fur. Center Right: A dice game played by women where points are awarded depending on which side of