doi:10.7916/d8-v1ny-6305Two Women Dancers in Different Clothing Surrounded by Male Dancers in Costume (recto); Five Great Artists: Callot, Van-Dyck, Murillo, Poussin, Rubens (verso)Unknowndrawingsstill imageThe dancers in the center of this drawing are women, and the men around them wear yellow bill loon headdresses. They are likely visitors to Kingigan from another village, possibly from the North Slope where this kind of headdress is still worn, who have come to participate in the festival. The dance being shown may be an invitational dance, or the "Challenging Song" dance, as it is not part of the Wolf-Eagle Dance, and it could occur during the course of a Messenger Feast as a warm up.