Hiohkat

Hiohkat scraper of the Papago Indians of the W. U.S., consisting of a pair of sticks, one of which is curved and notched, the other smooth. Sometimes the end of the notched stick is set upon an upturned basket, which then acts as resonator. It is 45-60 cm. (18-24 in.) long (51). Densmore, Frances. “Papago Music,” Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 90. Washington, 1929.