Long Roll contained:

No.

53	paddle used by Caraja Indians living on the Island Banal side of the River Araguay
15	old dark bow used by a Caraja
14	old bow with braded end for ornamentation, Caraja
20	bow with fancy white wrapped end and 4 arrows, Caraja
	Lance made of purple wood with wooden head, Caraja
	Lance with Onca bone head, Caraja
13	old bow of dark wood with fancy and, Caraja
	Two well made clubs of purple wood, Caraja
18	three clubs of dark hard wood, Caraja
27	two clubs of light wood, Caraja
	Towo short spears, Caraja
44	one manioca grater, Caraja
	Fourteen arrows, Caraja
	Toy bow and arrows for a child, Caraja
	One mat woven by women, Caraja
	One spear, Tapirape
	One club, Tapirape

Large wooden box----continued

No.

25	Five lip plugs, Caraja
99	Bunches of feathers used to top of "bicho" suit, Caraja
48	tree cotton, Caraja
32	Ear plugs, Caraja
29	Shell of turle such as they use for making heads of spinning spools, Caraja
64	Two lip plugs
43	Black bark used for timming arrows, Caraja
31	Hard stones from head of "cruvina" fish. Some of the more civilized Caraja sell these occasionally to a white man who may pass along the river, who in turn sells them for jewels in the manufacture of watches.
30	Lip plugs, Caraja
	Four combs, Caraja
22	One pair of small child's wrist cuffs, Caraja
	Tin can with nuts and sample of oil from the nuts used for the hair, Caraja
	Four pieces of bark cloth, one shows the way the women tie the band around their waist, Caraja.
84	Caraka feather hat
85	Caraja feather hat
86-90	Feather hats, Caraja
91	Feather ornament worn about waist of man, point in the back, Caraja
93	Waist ornament, Caraja
94	Ear plugs with capivara teeth, Caraja
95	Ear plugs, Caraja
96	Fringe for leg of baby, Caraja
98	Gourd with black wild bees wax stopper for oil, Caraja
103	Bird cage for young parots, Tapirape
105	Small basket with square bottom and round sides which is a characteristic of Tapirape baskets.
106	Finely woven baskt which had contained mandioca meal, Tapirape
107	Another tightly woven basket for meal, Tapirape
108-109	Bskets, Tapirape
110	Older basket of coarser weave, Tapirape
111-113	Large baskets with designs, Tapirape
114	Carved gourd with bees wax stopper, Tapirape
115	Mat used to cover baskets of fahrina de mandioca, Tapirape
116-120	Baskets, Tapirape
121	Scieve, Tapirape
122	Hammock, Tapirape
123	Small basket, Tapirape
124-125	Ears of corn, soft variety of corn quite different from any kind grown in the States. Tapirape
126-127	Strings of feather and nut ornaments, Tapirape
131	Feathered fringe, Tapirape
133	Fringe of dark feathers, Tapirape

Crate

This crate containing one "bicho" dress, Caraja

This dress was made by a Caraja man in secret in the bicho house and has not been worn. The Indians will not sell a dress that a man has worn lest the man die soon after. This dress was never seen by a Caraja woman and was brought to me after dark and in great secrecy and I must promise never to let a Caraja woman see it for if one ever did she would bring a great calamity upon the tribe and they would be compelled to put her to death at once before this calamity befell them.

There are pieces; the hat and skirt. Such a costume is worn by a disguised man called the "bicho" during a special dance. The women are afraid of the "bicho" and hide when is about. Such costumes are made and kept in the men's house when not being worn.