American Indians. The Assiniboine and Saskatchewan Exploring

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American Indians. The Assiniboine and Saskatchewan Exploring

Ojibway Indians, wearing wraps and feathers in their hair, with thatch triangular huts in the background and what looks like a washing line. The Canadian government funded several expeditions to chart the Red River area in the late 1850 s

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1858 Area Back Ground Chart Expeditions Exploring Feathers Funded Huts Indians Saskatchewan Thatch Triangular Washin G Wraps Assiniboine Ojibway

EDITORS COMMENTS
"This evocative image captures a moment in the rich history of American Indian communities in the Red River area of what is now Saskatchewan, Canada. The photograph, taken in the late 1850s, depicts a group of Ojibway Indians dressed in traditional clothing, with wraps and feathers adorning their hair. The backdrop of the scene consists of several thatch-roofed, triangular huts, reminiscent of the simple shelters used by indigenous peoples in this region for generations. The Canadian government, in an effort to chart and explore the Red River area, funded several expeditions during this period. This photograph provides a rare glimpse into the lives of the indigenous peoples who inhabited this region during that time. The washing line, with clothes hanging to dry, adds a touch of domesticity to the scene, emphasizing the daily routines and simple pleasures of these communities. The Assiniboine and Ojibway peoples have a long and complex history in this area, with a rich cultural heritage that continues to be celebrated today. This photograph is an important historical record of a time when European exploration and indigenous traditions intersected, and serves as a reminder of the resilience and adaptability of the indigenous peoples of North America." This image is a valuable historical document, showcasing the daily life of Ojibway Indians during the late 1850s in the Red River area of Saskatchewan, Canada. The photograph captures the traditional clothing, housing, and daily routines of these communities, which were impacted by Canadian government-funded expeditions during this period. The image is a poignant reminder of the complex history of indigenous peoples and European exploration in North America. Image Courtesy of Mary Evans Prints Online. Rights Managed. (Not to be used for commercial purposes.)

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