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The flat tray basket, called _tsa-naskú̆dĭ_, is much used in their domestic life.

The North American Indian Edward S. Curtis 1910

The most pretentious basket is the _tus-naskú̆dĭ_, in general form like the _tus_, but much larger; it is used for the storage of grain.

The North American Indian Edward S. Curtis 1910

The _tsa-naskú̆dĭ_ is a bowl or tray-shaped basket of splendid form, with symbolic decoration of intricate pattern.

The North American Indian Edward S. Curtis 1910

A law of the cult brought about by the recent messiah religion is that every woman must have in readiness for use during the migration to the future world a _tus_, a _tú̆tza_, a _tsa-naskú̆dĭ_, and a gourd drinking-cup, all decorated with the cross and crescent.

The North American Indian Edward S. Curtis 1910

The most pretentious basket is the immense _tus-naskú̆di_, urn-shaped, like the _tus_ — whence its name — and used principally for the storage of grain.

The North American Indian Edward S. Curtis 1910