Text Appearing Before Image: BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY BULLETIN 123 PLATE IJ Text Appearing After Image: 1,2,3. As soon as the night chill is dispelled the men leave to hunt and the women to gather roots and seeds The equipment of the women consists of basket carried with a tump band aci;oss the forehead, and digging stick. Children are carried astride across the hip or in a carrying net. The aboriginal clothing of the Yaruro women is the girdle shown in these photographs, now worn even if the individual possesses a camisole.
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