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2. Tea green color by keeping in shade first two weeks of drying. Baskets are decorated with silk, worsted, white eagle down, seal-gut colored with native paint, and fish skins. PIMA. Piman family Occupy both the Salt River, and the Gila River Reserves. Sacaton, Arizona, is reservation headquarters. Materials:- Foundation - cat tail stems (typha angrestifolia) Sewed with willow (salix nigra) Black for design is martynia Baskets usually finished with braided edge. APACHE. Athapasion family Apache Yuma near Palomas non-reservation, Yuma County, Arizona. Chiricahue Oklahoma Jicarilla New Mexico Mescalero Arizona White Mountain Arizona Tonto Mohave Apache Coyotero Materials used are; Foundation - white willow (salix), sewed with splints of willow or cotton wood. Black - devil's claw (martynia louisana) Jicarilla Apaches used sumac for coil and split willow for sewing. In pitched water baskets sumac for vertical foundation with mulberry for woof. Red ochre and dry pulverized juniper leaves with pitch pine mescal. Burden baskets of mulberry. Place two rods for coil foundation re-enforced by strand sewed with leaves. Narrow leaf Yucca in various stages of maturity giving white, yellow, and green. The red is obtained from root of Yucca. HUPA Athapascan family Located in Hoopa Valley along Trinity River, Humboldt County, California.