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Gallery I - Page 19 [of 30]

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A Native American Couple in Ceremonial Dress.
Native American Couple in Ceremonial Dress		 A Native American Girl in Traditional Dress #1.
Native American Girl in Traditional Dress [A]		 A Native American Girl in Traditional Dress #2.
Native American Girl in Traditional Dress [B]		 A Native American Girl in Traditional Dress #3.
Native American Girl in Traditional Dress [C]
Native American 'speaking' in Sign Language.
Native American Sign Language		 A Native American with Rifle.
Native American with Rifle [Colorized]		 Nau-Nooh, a Comanche.
Nau-Nooh - Comanche 1910		 A Navajo Family.
Navajo Family Group in Canyon de Chelle, New Mexico
Navajo Papoose in a Papoose.
Navajo Papoose on a Cradle-Board with a Lamb Approaching - Window Rock, Arizona		 A Navajo Weaver Spinning Wool into Yarn.
Navajo Weaver Spinning Wool into Yarn - Torreon, New Mexico		 Nee-war-war, a Kitchai Indian.
Nee-war-war - Kitchai 1872 [A]		 Nee-war-war, a Kitchai.
Nee-war-war - Kitchai 1872 [B]
Four Nez Perce Men.
Nez Perce Men		 Nicholas Black Elk, Oglala.
Nicholas Black Elk - Oglala 1936		 Nicholas Black Elk of the Oglala Nation.
Nicholas Black Elk - Oglala c1940		 Nicholas Black Elk with Family, Oglala.
Nicholas Black Elk with Wife and Daughter, Lucy Looks Twice - Oglala c1900
Two Pawnee Indians; Night Chief with A Man That Left His Enemy Lying In The Water.
Night Chief aka La-rod-rut-ka-haw-la-shar with A Man That Left His Enemy Lying In The Water aka La-rod-ra-shar-roo-cosh - Pawnee 1868		 No Flesh of the Brule Nation.
No Flesh - Brule Sept 20th 1872		 No Flesh, Oglala.
No Flesh - Oglala		 No Heart, an Iowa Indian.
No Heart aka No-he-inga or No-chee-ning-a - Iowa 1869 [A]
No Heart aka No-he-inga, an Iowa Indian.
No Heart aka No-he-inga or No-chee-ning-a - Iowa 1869 [B]		 Nokoney of the Comanche Nation.
Nokoney - Comanche 1870		 Gall with a Non Indian Boy.
Non Indian Boy and Gall - Hunkpapa		 Noon Day, a Chippewa.
Noon Day aka Now-we-ge-shick - Chippewa
A Northern Cheyenne Dancer.
Northern Cheyenne Dancer 1920		 A Northern Cheyenne Girl.
Northern Cheyenne Girl		 No-talq Chiricahua, an Apache.
No-talq Chiricahua - Apache 1886		 Oge-ma-wi-gah-bow-equay, an Ojibway.
Oge-ma-wi-gah-bow-equay with Basswood Dolls
An Ojibwa Father and Son.
Ojibwa Father and Son c1870		 An Ojibwa Woman Carrying Water.
Ojibwa Woman Carrying Water		 An Ojibway Indian Women.
Ojibway Indian Women		 Old Brass of the Blackfoot Nation.
Old Brass - Blackfoot
Old Coyote of the Crow Nation.
Old Coyote - Crow		 Old Harney #1.
Old Harney [A]		 Old Harney #2.
Old Harney [B]		 Old Harney Sitting in a Chair.
Old Harney Sitting in a Chair
Old Man at Labrador.
Old Man at Labrador 1875		 Old Man at Picuris.
Old Man at Picuris - Pueblo		 Old Washie, a Navajo.
Old Washie - Navajo		 An Omaha Dance Bonnet and Scalp Lock.
Omaha Dance Bonnet and Scalp Lock 1899
Omaha Indian School Children.
Omaha Indian School Children		 One Sided Winner, an Ojibway.
One Sided Winner aka Na-bah-nay-aush		 One Star.
One Star		 One Who Brings Herds, a Pawnee.
One Who Brings Herds aka Tuh-cod-ix-te-cah-wah - Pawnee 1868-71
One Who Comes In Sight aka Wo-Wi-Na-Pe, a Mdewakanton.
One Who Comes In Sight aka Wo-Wi-Na-Pe - Mdewakanton 1864		 One Who Comes In Sight, a Mdewakanton Indian.
One Who Comes In Sight aka Wo-Wi-Na-Pe - Mdewakanton		 A Sioux Indian known as One Who Forbids His House.
One Who Forbids His House aka One Who Forbids Entry To His House - Sioux c1862		 An Osage Indian known as One Who Reaches To The Sky.
One Who Reaches To The Sky aka Mah-kea-pu-at-see - Osage 1877

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