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The Dawn of the World, by C. Hart Merriam, [1910], at sacred-texts.com

p. vi

The Giant Ke'-lok	Title vignette
Recital of the Ancient Myths in the Roundhouse at Night
From original painting by E. W. Deming	Frontispiece
Map showing Distribution of the three groups of Mewan Tribes
Made by the Author	25
The Foothills Country
From a photograph made by the Author	37
The Valley People shrinking from the Light
From original painting by E. W. Deming	41
Tol'-le-loo the Mouse playing his Flute and putting the Valley People to sleep so that he can steal the Fire
From original painting by E. W. Deming	51
Mol'-luk the Condor looking off over the World from his Rock on Mount Diablo
From original painting by C. J. Hittell	69
The Giant Ke'-lok hurling hot Rocks at Wek'-wek
From original painting by C. J. Hittell	77
Kah'-kool the Raven-hunter bringing in his first Deer
From original painting by E. W. Deming	95
The Fawns asking Mother Bear if they may play with her Baby
From original painting by E. W. Deming	105
Ancient Mortar-holes in the Granite Rock
From a photograph made by the Author	123
Funeral of Lo'-wut, wife of Wek'-wek
From original painting by E. W. Deming	129
Ol'-le the Coyote-man and Wek'-wek at their Roundhouse
From original painting by E. W. Deming	141
p. vii
Wek'-wek on the hilltop killing Geese with his sling
From original painting by E. W. Deming	147
The Orphan Boys killing Ducks and Geese by the River
From original painting by E. W. Deming	175
Che-ha-lum'-che the Rock Giant catching People to eat
From original painting by E. W. Deming	233

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