Antelope priests in line in front of a kiva during a Snake Dance Ceremony at Oraibi, Arizona, ca.1896

Photograph of eleven antelope priests in line in front of a kiva during a Snake Dance Ceremony at Oraibi, Arizona, ca.1896. Their arms, chests and faces are painted white. They wear highly decorated skirts with scarf-like sashes, moccasins, necklaces, feathers, and animal tails. In their right hands, they each carry a round object (perhaps an instrument). A tree and a wall with three people sitting on it are visible behind the priests to the right.

约1896年，亚利桑那州奥拉比（Oraibi）的蛇舞仪式（Snake Dance Ceremony）上，十一位羚羊祭司列队于圣屋（kiva）前的照片。他们的手臂、胸部与面部均涂有白色颜料，身着装饰繁复的裙装，搭配围巾式饰带、鹿皮鞋（moccasins）、项链、羽毛与兽尾。众人右手各持一枚圆形器物（疑为仪式乐器）。祭司身后右侧可见一棵树与一面墙，墙上坐着三人。