Hopi mother and daughter from a wealthy family at Mishongnovi (Mashongnavi), Arizona, ca.1898 

A corner in the plaza of Mishongnovi (Mashognavi), Arizona, ca.1898 

Hopi ("Moki") dancers throwing snakes into the circle of the sacred meal during the Snake Dance ceremony at Mishongnovi (Mashongnavi), Arizona, ca.1898. 

Hopi basket weaver, Koch-ye-amp-se, at Mishongnovi, Arizona, ca.1897 

A general view of the pueblo of Mishongnovi (Mashongnavi) with the pueblo of Shipaulovi (Shipalavi) in the distance, Arizona, ca.1898 

Two women carrying water from the valley to the pueblo of Mishongnovi (Mashongnavi) atop Second Mesa, Arizona, ca.1898 

A Hopi maiden drying corn meal at a fireplace at Mishongnovi (Mashonguavi) or Oraibi, Arizona, 1898 

Hopi farmer of Mishongnovi (Mashongnavi) on the way to his fields, Arizona, 1898 

Spectators at the Hopi Indian village of Mishongnovi for the Snake Dance, Arizona, ca.1900-1901 

Group of about twenty-two Hopi children waiting in a row for candy, Oraibi, Arizona, ca.1898 

A group of Hopi children on the Dance Plaza at Walpi (Walpai), Arizona, ca.1898 

Snakes in Kivi after the ceremony of washing for the Hopi Snake Dance Ceremony, Mishongnovi, Arizona, ca.1900 

A group of Hopi children, maidens, a married woman and a man, Arizona, ca.1898 

Hopi children riding a burro, Arizona, ca.1898 

Seamma, a young Hopi man at Oraibi, Arizona, ca.1898 

Group of twenty-two Hopi Indian children at Oraibi scrambling for candy thrown to them, Arizona, ca.1898 

Hopi children from a well-to-do family waiting for the Snake Dance at the pueblo of Walpi, Arizona, ca.1898 

Interior of a Hopi Indian house at Oraibi, Arizona, ca.1900 

Male Hopi weaver at Moenkopi, Arizona, ca.1898 

Small Hopi boy, the son of a Snake Priest, at the pueblo of Walpi, Arizona, ca.1898