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Native Americans Collection: CATLIN: OJIBWA WARRIORS. Two Ojibwa warriors and a woman. Oil on card mounted on paperboard

CATLIN: OJIBWA WARRIORS. Two Ojibwa warriors and a woman. Oil on card mounted on paperboard, 1861-69, by George Catlin, after a sketch of 1834

Native Americans Collection: APACHE WARRIOR, 1846. Black Knife, an Apache warrior, riding on horseback in the

APACHE WARRIOR, 1846. Black Knife, an Apache warrior, riding on horseback in the American southwest. Oil on canvas, 1846, by John Mix Stanley

Native Americans Collection: APACHE CAMP, 1882. Apache Native Americans in camp, one (right) wearing a partial

APACHE CAMP, 1882. Apache Native Americans in camp, one (right) wearing a partial military uniform, in the Arizona Territory. Photographed by A. Frank Randall, 1882

Native Americans Collection: NAVAJO HOGAN, 1879. A Navajo hogan in the American southwest. Photographed by John K

NAVAJO HOGAN, 1879. A Navajo hogan in the American southwest. Photographed by John K. Hillers, 1879

Native Americans Collection: ALASKA: POTLATCH DANCERS. Tlingit dancers in costume at a potlatch ceremony in Klukwan, Alaska

ALASKA: POTLATCH DANCERS. Tlingit dancers in costume at a potlatch ceremony in Klukwan, Alaska. Photographed by Eric A. Hegg, 14 October 1898

Native Americans Collection: WINNEBAGO GRAVES, 1920. Graves, in the form of small wooden huts, by the side of

WINNEBAGO GRAVES, 1920. Graves, in the form of small wooden huts, by the side of the road on the Winnebago Native American reseravtion at Thurston, Nebraska. Photographed by Frank H. Shoemaker, 1920

Native Americans Collection: HUPA DANCE, 1897. Two Hupa chiefs carrying sacred obsidian knives in front of a

HUPA DANCE, 1897. Two Hupa chiefs carrying sacred obsidian knives in front of a group with deer effigies at the start of the White Deerskin Dance ceremony

Native Americans Collection: POTLATCH CEREMONY, 1894. Kwakiutl Native Americans counting blankets to be distributed

POTLATCH CEREMONY, 1894. Kwakiutl Native Americans counting blankets to be distributed at a potlatch ceremony at Fort Rupert, British Columbia, Canada, during the winter ceremonial season

Native Americans Collection: HUPA DANCE, 1893. A group of Hupa men and boys in costume at a Redheaded Woodpecker

HUPA DANCE, 1893. A group of Hupa men and boys in costume at a Redheaded Woodpecker Dance ceremony, wearing face paint and holding ceremonial baskets

Native Americans Collection: ASSINIBOIN DANCERS, 1906. Two Assiniboin boys wearing the costumes of a leader

ASSINIBOIN DANCERS, 1906. Two Assiniboin boys wearing the costumes of a leader (right) and a warrior of the Fools Dance Society, on the Fort Belknap Reservation in Montana

Native Americans Collection: BLACKFOOT CEREMONY, c1900. A group of Blackfoot Native Americans at a ceremony

BLACKFOOT CEREMONY, c1900. A group of Blackfoot Native Americans at a ceremony, possibly a dance of the Kisapa (Hair-Parters) Society. Photographed c1900

Native Americans Collection: CHEYENNE DELEGATION, 1899. Members of a Cheyenne-Arapaho delegation, three of whom

CHEYENNE DELEGATION, 1899. Members of a Cheyenne-Arapaho delegation, three of whom are wearing peace medals awarded by the U.S

Native Americans Collection: SIOUX GRASS DANCE, c1913. Sioux Native Americans at a grass dance ceremony, probably

SIOUX GRASS DANCE, c1913. Sioux Native Americans at a grass dance ceremony, probably on the Standing Rock Reservation in South Dakota. Photographed by Frances Densmore, c1913

Native Americans Collection: HOPI SNAKE DANCE, 1903. Hopi snake priests dancing with snakes during the snake

HOPI SNAKE DANCE, 1903. Hopi snake priests dancing with snakes during the snake dance ceremony in the village of Mishongnovi, northeastern Arizona. Photographed by George H. Pepper, 1903

Native Americans Collection: HOPI CEREMONY, c1900. Hopi dancers in Hemis Kachina masks receiving the prayers

HOPI CEREMONY, c1900. Hopi dancers in Hemis Kachina masks receiving the prayers and good wishes of villagers at a pueblo in Arizona

Native Americans Collection: HOPI ALTAR, c1900. Altar in an antelope kiva, a sacred underground chamber at a

HOPI ALTAR, c1900. Altar in an antelope kiva, a sacred underground chamber at a Hopi pueblo in northeastern Arizona. Photographed c1900

Native Americans Collection: HOPI KIVA, c1900. Interior view of a Hopi Native American snake kiva, a sacred

HOPI KIVA, c1900. Interior view of a Hopi Native American snake kiva, a sacred underground chamber, in northeastern Arizona, as it appeared between ceremonies. Photographed c1900

HOPI ALTAR, c1900. Altar in an antelope kiva, a sacred underground chamber at a Hopi pueblo in northeastern Arizona. Photographed c1900

Native Americans Collection: FARNY: CROW DANCE, c1883. Crow Native Americans performing a dance by a campfire

FARNY: CROW DANCE, c1883. Crow Native Americans performing a dance by a campfire, before an audience consisting partly of white visitors (right), as a train passes by in the distance

Native Americans Collection: IROQUOIS CHIEF AND WARRIOR. A chief in European dress, a child, and a warrior scalping an enemy

IROQUOIS CHIEF AND WARRIOR. A chief in European dress, a child, and a warrior scalping an enemy. Aquatint, c1787, by Jacques Grasset de Saint-Sauveur

Native Americans Collection: MILLER: BUFFALO HUNT. Native American hunters of the Great Plains driving herds

MILLER: BUFFALO HUNT. Native American hunters of the Great Plains driving herds of buffalo over a precipice. Watercolor, 1867, by Alfred Jacob Miller

Native Americans Collection: SIOUX AT FORT LARAMIE, 1837. Oglala Sioux Native Americans encamped inside the

SIOUX AT FORT LARAMIE, 1837. Oglala Sioux Native Americans encamped inside the trading post at Fort William, near the eventual site of Fort Laramie, Wyoming, 1837

Native Americans Collection: SIOUX AT FORT LARAMIE, 1837. Exterior view of the trading post at Fort William

SIOUX AT FORT LARAMIE, 1837. Exterior view of the trading post at Fort William, near the eventual site of Fort Laramie, Wyoming, as it appeared in 1837

Native Americans Collection: BLACKFOOT AND PHONOGRAPH. Mountain Chief (Ninastoko), chief of the Blackfoot Native

BLACKFOOT AND PHONOGRAPH. Mountain Chief (Ninastoko), chief of the Blackfoot Native Americans of Montana, listening to a song on a phonograph

Native Americans Collection: FLATHEAD COUPLE, c1905. Mose Vandenburg, a Flathead Native American, playing a

FLATHEAD COUPLE, c1905. Mose Vandenburg, a Flathead Native American, playing a drum while seated outside a tipi next to his wife on the Flathead Reservaton in western Montana

Native Americans Collection: MENOMINEE COUPLE, 1908. A Menominee Native American couple standing outside a bark

MENOMINEE COUPLE, 1908. A Menominee Native American couple standing outside a bark house in northeastern Wisconsin. Photographed by Arthur J. Kingsbury, 1908

Native Americans Collection: OKLAHOMA: CADDO VILLAGE. The camp of Long Hat, a Caddo Native American chief, in western Oklahoma

OKLAHOMA: CADDO VILLAGE. The camp of Long Hat, a Caddo Native American chief, in western Oklahoma. Photographed by William S. Soule, c1870

Native Americans Collection: KWAKIUTL: FIRE, 1894. A Kwakiutl Native American on the coast of Vancouver Island

KWAKIUTL: FIRE, 1894. A Kwakiutl Native American on the coast of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada, tending to a fire near the shore during the winter ceremonial season, known as Tsetseka

Native Americans Collection: MOHAVE & MARICOPA MEN. Men of the Mohave (standing) and Maricopa tribes. Photographed in Pasadena

MOHAVE & MARICOPA MEN. Men of the Mohave (standing) and Maricopa tribes. Photographed in Pasadena, California, 1876, by Elias A. Bonine

Native Americans Collection: ZUNI GOVERNORS, 1879. Governors of Zuni Pueblo, New Mexico, outside an adobe structure

ZUNI GOVERNORS, 1879. Governors of Zuni Pueblo, New Mexico, outside an adobe structure. Photographed by John K. Hillers, 1879

Native Americans Collection: TEWA MAN, c1910. Florentin Martinez, a Tewa Native American man at San Ildefonso pueblo

TEWA MAN, c1910. Florentin Martinez, a Tewa Native American man at San Ildefonso pueblo, New Mexico. Photographed by Matilda Coxe Stevenson, c1910

Native Americans Collection: COLVILLE WOMAN & CHILD, 1861. A Colville Native American woman holding an infant in a cradleboard

COLVILLE WOMAN & CHILD, 1861. A Colville Native American woman holding an infant in a cradleboard, present-day northeast Washington State. Photographed in 1861

Native Americans Collection: NATIVE AMERICAN AND RIFLE. White Mans Weapon

NATIVE AMERICAN AND RIFLE. White Mans Weapon. A Native American man of the Great Plains examining a newly-acquired rifle while standing in front of a pile of older native weapons

Native Americans Collection: WANATA (THE CHARGER) (c1795-1848). Yankton Sioux Native American chief. Oil on canvas

WANATA (THE CHARGER) (c1795-1848). Yankton Sioux Native American chief. Oil on canvas, 1826, by Charles Bird King after James Otto Lewis

Native Americans Collection: NATIVE AMERICAN AMBUSH. The Ambush. Native American warriors preparing for an

NATIVE AMERICAN AMBUSH. The Ambush. Native American warriors preparing for an ambush attack on a covered wagon near Chimney Rock, Nebraska. Oil on wood, 1878, by Jules Tavernier

Native Americans Collection: CATLIN: SIOUX ENCAMPMENT. Sioux Native Americans encamped on the Upper Missouri River

CATLIN: SIOUX ENCAMPMENT. Sioux Native Americans encamped on the Upper Missouri River, dressing buffalo meat and robes. Oil on canvas, 1832, by George Catlin

Native Americans Collection: BIERSTADT: COUNCIL, c1872. Indians in Council, California. Oil on canvas, c1872

BIERSTADT: COUNCIL, c1872. Indians in Council, California. Oil on canvas, c1872, by Albert Bierstadt

Native Americans Collection: JOHN RIDGE (c1802-1839). Cherokee Native American leader. Lithograph, 1836, after a painting

JOHN RIDGE (c1802-1839). Cherokee Native American leader. Lithograph, 1836, after a painting, 1825, by Charles Bird King

Native Americans Collection: CALIFORNIA: CHINO VILLAGE. Chino village near Monroeville, in northern California

CALIFORNIA: CHINO VILLAGE. Chino village near Monroeville, in northern California. Pencil and wash drawing, 1852, by Henry B. Brown

Native Americans Collection: OREGON: DALLES MISSION. Chinook Native Americans on the grounds of the abandoned

OREGON: DALLES MISSION. Chinook Native Americans on the grounds of the abandoned Methodist mission at The Dalles, on the Columbia River, Oregon Territory. Painting by William H. Tappan, 1849

Native Americans Collection: KLALLAM WEAVER AND BOWL. A Klallam Native American woman weaving a blanket, and a Klallam bowl

KLALLAM WEAVER AND BOWL. A Klallam Native American woman weaving a blanket, and a Klallam bowl (top). Watercolor on paper, c1847, by Paul Kane

Native Americans Collection: NORTH CAROLINA: MOUND. Aerial view of the Town Creek Indian Mound site in Montgomery County

NORTH CAROLINA: MOUND. Aerial view of the Town Creek Indian Mound site in Montgomery County, North Carolina, featuring a Pre-Columbian ceremonial mound (upper right) of the Pee Dee Native Americans

Native Americans Collection: DAKOTA: CATTLE SLAUGHTER. Two Dakota Native Americans skinning a cow in Sturgis

DAKOTA: CATTLE SLAUGHTER. Two Dakota Native Americans skinning a cow in Sturgis, South Dakota, c1905

Native Americans Collection: CURTIS: WHITE SHIELD, c1908. White Shield, an Arikara Native American of the Great Plains

CURTIS: WHITE SHIELD, c1908. White Shield, an Arikara Native American of the Great Plains. Photograph by Edward Curtis, c1908

Native Americans Collection: CURTIS: PAPAGO WOMAN, c1907. A Papago Native American woman winnowing wheat

CURTIS: PAPAGO WOMAN, c1907. A Papago Native American woman winnowing wheat. Photographed by Edward Curtis in Arizona, c1907

Native Americans Collection: CURTIS: MARICOPA CHILD. A Maricopa Native American child sitting in a basket in

CURTIS: MARICOPA CHILD. A Maricopa Native American child sitting in a basket in the American southwest. Photograph by Edward Curtis, c1907

Native Americans Collection: CURTIS: CROW MEN, c1905. Three Crow Native Americans standing on the edge of a cliff in Montana

CURTIS: CROW MEN, c1905. Three Crow Native Americans standing on the edge of a cliff in Montana. Photograph by Edward Curtis, c1905

Native Americans Collection: CURTIS: CROW MAN, c1905. A Crow Native American man in Montana gazing at his reflection in a pond

CURTIS: CROW MAN, c1905. A Crow Native American man in Montana gazing at his reflection in a pond. Photograph by Edward Curtis, c1905

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