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REMINGTON: SCOUT, 1890. An Apache Scout. Painting by Frederic Remington, 1890

Native Americans Collection: REMINGTON: SOLDIER, 1890. Ideal Uniform for Indian Soldier. Drawing by Frederic Remington

REMINGTON: SOLDIER, 1890. Ideal Uniform for Indian Soldier. Drawing by Frederic Remington, 1890

Native Americans Collection: NATIVE AMERICANS: SLED, 1875. A Native American family traveling by sled and snowshoe

NATIVE AMERICANS: SLED, 1875. A Native American family traveling by sled and snowshoe. Wood engraving after a drawing by William de la Montagne Cary, 1875

Native Americans Collection: SIOUX RESERVATION, 1890. Settlers arriving in newly opened territory on a Sioux reservation

SIOUX RESERVATION, 1890. Settlers arriving in newly opened territory on a Sioux reservation. Engraving after a drawing by Charles Graham, 1890

Native Americans Collection: APACHE WARS, 1883. The Apache Chief Nana surrendering to General George Crook. Drawing by W

APACHE WARS, 1883. The Apache Chief Nana surrendering to General George Crook. Drawing by W.A. Rogers after a sketch by A.F. Harmer, 1883

Native Americans Collection: REMINGTON: NAVAJO, 1890. The Navajo Indians

REMINGTON: NAVAJO, 1890. The Navajo Indians. Drawings by Frederic Remington after photographs by Wittick and Son, in Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1890

Native Americans Collection: MOVING CAMP, c1908. Gros Ventre people moving camp with horses and travois in Montana

MOVING CAMP, c1908. Gros Ventre people moving camp with horses and travois in Montana. Photograph by Edward S. Curtis, c1908

BURIAL TIPI, c1890. A tipi over the grave of a Crow chiefs wife. Photograph, c1890

Native Americans Collection: ALBERTA: RESERVE, c1890. A First Nations woman at a reserve in Alberta, Canada

ALBERTA: RESERVE, c1890. A First Nations woman at a reserve in Alberta, Canada. Photograph, c1890

RAIN-IN-THE-FACE (c1835-1905). Lakota Sioux chief. Photograph, c1893

ZUNI, c1890. Zuni people in the American Southwest. Photograph, c1890

FLYING HAWK (1854-1931). Oglala Sioux chief. Photograph by Gertrude Kasebier, c1900

Native Americans Collection: BASKET WEAVING, c1904. A Native American woman weaving a basket. Photograph by C

BASKET WEAVING, c1904. A Native American woman weaving a basket. Photograph by C.D. Nichols, c1904

Native Americans Collection: HAMPTON INSTITUTE, c1899. Louis Firetail, a Crow Creek Sioux man, wearing tribal clothing

HAMPTON INSTITUTE, c1899. Louis Firetail, a Crow Creek Sioux man, wearing tribal clothing, in an American history class at Hampton Institute, Hampton, Virginia

Native Americans Collection: ARIKARA MEDICINE MEN, c1908. A group of Arikara medicine men in North Dakota

ARIKARA MEDICINE MEN, c1908. A group of Arikara medicine men in North Dakota. Photographed by Edward S. Curtis, c1908

Native Americans Collection: CROW FAMILY, c1906. A Crow family inside their tipi. Photograph by T. A. Morris, c1906

CROW FAMILY, c1906. A Crow family inside their tipi. Photograph by T. A. Morris, c1906
CROW FAMILY, c1906. A Crow family inside their tipi. Photograph by T.A. Morris, c1906

Native Americans Collection: SOUTH AMERICAN INDIAN. A South American Indian woman using a sewing machine in her hut

SOUTH AMERICAN INDIAN. A South American Indian woman using a sewing machine in her hut. Photograph by Algot Lange, c1911

BONE NECKLACE, c1899. Oglala Sioux chief. Hand colored platinum print photograph, c1899

Native Americans Collection: STRIKES WITH NOSE, c1899. Oglala Sioux chief. Hand colored platinum print photograph

STRIKES WITH NOSE, c1899. Oglala Sioux chief. Hand colored platinum print photograph, c1899

Native Americans Collection: LEFT HAND BEAR, c1899. Oglala Sioux chief. Hand colored platinum print photograph

LEFT HAND BEAR, c1899. Oglala Sioux chief. Hand colored platinum print photograph, c1899

Native Americans Collection: BADLANDS, c1905. Three Sioux Indians on horseback in the Badlands, South Dakota

BADLANDS, c1905. Three Sioux Indians on horseback in the Badlands, South Dakota. Photograph by Edward S. Curtis, c1905

Native Americans Collection: SIOUX FAMILY, c1910. A Sioux family. Photograph by J. A. Anderson, c1910

SIOUX FAMILY, c1910. A Sioux family. Photograph by J. A. Anderson, c1910
SIOUX FAMILY, c1910. A Sioux family. Photograph by J.A. Anderson, c1910

Native Americans Collection: ETHNOGRAPHIC RECORDING. Mountain Chief, a Piegan Blackfoot man, having his voice

ETHNOGRAPHIC RECORDING. Mountain Chief, a Piegan Blackfoot man, having his voice recorded by ethnologist Frances Densmore. Photograph, 1916

TANANA PREACHER, c1908. Tanana preacher in Alaska. Photograph, c1908

Native Americans Collection: SIOUX MEN, c1875. Group of Sioux men. Back row, left to right: Joe Merrivale, Young Spotted Tail

SIOUX MEN, c1875. Group of Sioux men. Back row, left to right: Joe Merrivale, Young Spotted Tail, Antoine Janis; Sitting: Touch-the-Clouds, Little Big Man, Black Cool

HUNA WOMAN, c1903. A Huna woman in Alaska. Photograph by Frank La Roche, c1903

Native Americans Collection: CARLISLE SCHOOL FOOTBALL. A Native American football team at the Carlisle Indian

CARLISLE SCHOOL FOOTBALL. A Native American football team at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Photograph by John N. Choate, c1899

Native Americans Collection: MOHAVE CHIEFS, 1887. Four Mohave chiefs in Arizona. Second from the left is Rowdy

MOHAVE CHIEFS, 1887. Four Mohave chiefs in Arizona. Second from the left is Rowdy, a Yuma interpreter. Photograph by Edgar Alexander Mearns, 1887

Native Americans Collection: CARLISLE SCHOOL, c1904. Young Native American working on shoes at the Carlisle

CARLISLE SCHOOL, c1904. Young Native American working on shoes at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Photograph, c1904

Native Americans Collection: CARLISLE SCHOOL, c1904. Young Native American men in the metalworking workshop

CARLISLE SCHOOL, c1904. Young Native American men in the metalworking workshop at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Photograph, c1904

Native Americans Collection: NAK WAXDA XW WOMAN, c1910. A Nak waxda xw woman standing on the beach in British Columbia

NAK WAXDA XW WOMAN, c1910. A Nak waxda xw woman standing on the beach in British Columbia. Photograph by Edward S. Curtis, c1910

Native Americans Collection: PREPARING CEDAR BARK, c1914. A Nak waxda xw woman preparing cedar bark, possibly

PREPARING CEDAR BARK, c1914. A Nak waxda xw woman preparing cedar bark, possibly in British Columbia. Photograph by Edward S. Curtis, c1914

Native Americans Collection: MARICOPA WOMEN, c1907. Maricopa women and children in Arizona. Photograph by Edward S

MARICOPA WOMEN, c1907. Maricopa women and children in Arizona. Photograph by Edward S. Curtis, c1907

Native Americans Collection: GATHERING ABALONE, c1910. A Nak waxda xw woman gathering abalones off the coast

GATHERING ABALONE, c1910. A Nak waxda xw woman gathering abalones off the coast of British Columbia. Photograph by Edward S. Curtis, c1910

Native Americans Collection: CHILKAT WEAVING, c1910. A Chilkat woman weaving a blanket in Alaska. Photograph by Winter & Pond

CHILKAT WEAVING, c1910. A Chilkat woman weaving a blanket in Alaska. Photograph by Winter & Pond, c1910

Native Americans Collection: NEW MEXICO: PUEBLO DANCE. Jemez Pueblo men in a ceremonial dance in New Mexico

NEW MEXICO: PUEBLO DANCE. Jemez Pueblo men in a ceremonial dance in New Mexico. Photograph by Simeon Schwemberger, c1908

Native Americans Collection: OREGON: NATIVE AMERICAN. Edna Kash Kash, a Yakima or Umatilla woman, in front of

OREGON: NATIVE AMERICAN. Edna Kash Kash, a Yakima or Umatilla woman, in front of her tipi in Oregon. Photograph by Lee Moorhouse, c1900

Native Americans Collection: MARICOPA WOMEN, c1907. Maricopa women gathering saguaro cactus fruit in Arizona

MARICOPA WOMEN, c1907. Maricopa women gathering saguaro cactus fruit in Arizona. Photograph by Edward S. Curtis, c1907

Native Americans Collection: MOHAVE MAN, 1907. Portrait of a Mohave man wearing a rabbit skin robe. Photograph by Edward S

MOHAVE MAN, 1907. Portrait of a Mohave man wearing a rabbit skin robe. Photograph by Edward S. Curtis, 1907

Native Americans Collection: HOPI WOMEN, c1898. Hopi women Mashi-honka-shi and her friend at home in Arizona

HOPI WOMEN, c1898. Hopi women Mashi-honka-shi and her friend at home in Arizona. Photograph by Ben Wittick, c1898

Native Americans Collection: CARLISLE SCHOOL, 1901. Native Americans children in mathematics class at the Carlisle

CARLISLE SCHOOL, 1901. Native Americans children in mathematics class at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Photograph, 1901

Native Americans Collection: NEW MEXICO: PUEBLO DANCE. Jemez Pueblo men and women in a ceremonial dance in New Mexico

NEW MEXICO: PUEBLO DANCE. Jemez Pueblo men and women in a ceremonial dance in New Mexico. Photograph by Simeon Schwemberger, c1908

TAKU DOCTOR, c1899. Portrait of a Taku doctor in Alaska. Photograph, c1899

Native Americans Collection: MORTUARY, 16th CENTURY. A Carolina Native American mortuary

MORTUARY, 16th CENTURY. A Carolina Native American mortuary. Copper engraving, 16th century

Native Americans Collection: OBIBWA ENCAMPMENT, 1858. A camp of Ojibwa Native Americans near the falls of the Rainy River

OBIBWA ENCAMPMENT, 1858. A camp of Ojibwa Native Americans near the falls of the Rainy River, along the border between Minnesota and Ontario, Canada. Wood engraving, English, 1858

Native Americans Collection: GREAT SIOUX WAR, 1876. Sioux warriors charging Colonel William Royalls cavalry

GREAT SIOUX WAR, 1876. Sioux warriors charging Colonel William Royalls cavalry at the Battle of Rosebud Creek during the Great Sioux War, 17 June 1876

Native Americans Collection: GREAT SIOUX WAR, 1876. A band of Sioux Native Americans attempting to surprise

GREAT SIOUX WAR, 1876. A band of Sioux Native Americans attempting to surprise General George Crooks camp of U.S. Army troops of Tongue River in Wyoming, 9 June 1876, during the Great Sioux War

Native Americans Collection: GREAT SIOUX WAR, 1876. Arrival of Shoshone Native Americans at the U

GREAT SIOUX WAR, 1876. Arrival of Shoshone Native Americans at the U.S. military camp on the forks of the Goose Creek in Wyoming

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