Two carved fly larvae join walrus ivory components of one of these objects found at the Point Hope site of Ipiutak. Highly stylized examples of these objects were carved directly into living trees, extracted, and painted either red or black by a Haudenosaunee (-5[1])(“ho-deh-no-SHO-nee”) society. (10[1]-5[2])Hidden cords can open cedar examples (-5[2])of these objects (-5[1])in the formline (10[1])style (-5[1])to reveal an ancestor (-5[1])or mythical (-5[1])figure (10[1])like the Raven. (-5[8])Northwest (10[1])Coast peoples (-5[3])like the (-5[2])Kwakiutl (-5[3])crafted “transformation” (10[1])examples of these (-5[1])objects (10[1]-5[1])for the Potlatch. (10[1]-5[3])Elongated examples of these objects made by West African peoples (10[1])like the Fang (10[2])were copied to depict two nude prostitutes (10[1])in Pablo Picasso’s (10[3])Les Demoiselles (10[1])d’Avignon. (10[2])For 10 points, (10[1])performers wore crying and laughing (10[1])types (10[2])of what (10[1])objects (10[2])in Ancient (10[2])Greek (10[1])theater? (10[4])■END■ (10[13])