Illus. 147, text p. 204 Wood with black and red painting. Rattle in the shape of a raven, used by the Hoylikalal at the beginning of the Tla'sala cycle. There is a figure on the top, turned towards the tip, which probably represents an ermine biting the raven's neck. A painted face, presumably that of a hawk, can be recognised on the underside. The rattle halves are held together at the sides and handle with cedar bast string. The rattle is filled with pebbles. Entry in the main historical catalogue: Dr Rattle painted on the back of a lizard. "holy swan"