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• View of Anana, the capital of Guam, from signal station on mesa

• Engraving of A log habitation

• Portrait (Profile) of Candi Tanka (Big Tobacco)

• Portrait (Front) of Chief Palaneapape (Struck A Pawnee) or Padani Apapi or Pa-Da-Ni-A-Ha-Hi (Struck by the Ree)

• View of Pueblo and Wagons

• Portrait of Anthony and Catherine

• Rosa Parr

• Portrait (Profile) of Pu-Te-Hin Sapa (Black Mustache),

• Portrait (Front) of Wa-Pa-Ha-Sa or Wa-Pa-Ha-Sha (Red Ensign), Hereditary Name of Chief

• Portrait (Profile) of Tzashima, Wife of Governor of Laguna

• Bi-Nan-Set (Big Mouth Hawk) or (Big Mouth)

• Portrait of Yankton Dakota man, Hehdogeca (Hollow Horn)

• Portrait of Obahomani or Op-Po-Hom-Mon-Ne (Buck Elk Walking), (Missouri), and Thrashagi or Een-Brick-To (Blackbird)

• Winnebago Indian child outside of wigwam

• Indian women on the main street

• Portrait (Front) of Timber Bluff

• Portrait (Profile) of Chan-Te-Su-Ta or Cante-Suta (Hard Heart)

• Fox text

• Portrait (Front) of Shavano

• The Gorge of Bacuache, the gateway to Seri

• Portrait (Profile) of Echolo-Ahajo or Soperleesharjo (Mad Deer), Called John Kelly, Interpreter

• Portrait (Front) of Wakin Cistin or Wa-Kin-Yan-Chin-Stin or Wo-A-Ki-A-Tsi-Kan (Little Thunder)

• Portrait (Front) of James M. Paul

• Car-Io-Scuse (Curly Bear) wearing decorated shirt and leggings fringed with fur and holding decorated lance

• Group Portrait of Red Dog, Chief Wets-It, and The Man

• Wife of the Governor of San Juan; Blanket On Wall Nearby

• Portrait (Front) of Juan Domingo Abeita, Governor

• Portrait of Oto man, James Whitewater

• Three Children in Two Doorways of Adobe House Cluster

• Portrait (Front) of Yumtobe Ka-Mi-A-Kin

• Itagunuhi or John Ax

• Portrait (Front) of Ostin, Also Called Lamar Richards

• William Walker's sod hut in Poosepatuck village on Poosepatuck Creek, near Mastic, Long Island

• Portrait (Front) of Kicking Horse Charley

• Vessels collected by Frank Russell, 1902. Pima Reservation, Arizona

• Ruins On Mesa

• Three men sitting outdoors and three men, one holding a bow and arrow

• Wah-tian-kah and unidentified man

• Portrait (Profile) of Cetan-luta or Red Hawk

• Drawings by R. F. Kurz Of Portraits (Profiles) of Man and Woman and Dog; Man Near Horse; View of Forest

• Tsutlim-moxmox or Yellow Bull

• Tama (Rattle Woman) and Igiagyhona

• View of Abandoned San Felipe Mission On Mesa Top

• Portrait (Front) of Mato-Ho-Tanka (Grizzly Bear with the Great Voice) or Ma-To-Ho-Kan-Tan-Ke (The Bear with the Big Voice)

• Ceremonial pipe

• Altar of the Quer-ran-na Society Made of Antlers, Feathers, Clay Figures?, and Bundles

• Group Portrait of Three Men, Plenty Coups, Frank Shively, and Big Shoulder Blade

• Portrait (Front) of Wan-Bli-Ki-Chi-Zu-Pi (Fought by the War Eagle), Also Called Chief Big Rib

• Harper, Francis Dr.

• Portrait of Omaha man, Wa-ce-a'-thin or James Blackbird

• Governor Trujillo with His Family of Six

• Two Men Near Tipi, One Holding Pistol, One Holding Knife; Berries? Drying Nearby

• Portrait (Front) of Antoine Moise or Muiz or Moses

• Ceremony, Feast of San Geronimo

• John Carroll? On Horseback in Desert

• Umatilla woman on horseback, beside mat-covered tipi

• Portrait of Kiowa-Apache man, Striker

• Wild Rice Kernels After Thrashing and Winnowing

• Bags and shields - tobacco pouch and sling - Pima Reservation, Arizona

• Portrait (Front) of Chauncy Wanikiya

• Portrait (Profile) of Chief Deganadashen (There Are Twenty Villages), Called R. B. Winnie

• Ceremony, Santa Clara? Harvest Dance

• Unfinished reed mat on frame

• Portrait (Front) of O-To-Wa (The Sucker)

• View of Pueblo From North?; Church, Water Trough, and Beehive Ovens Also Shown

• View of Pueblo and Corrals

• Portrait (Front) of Chief Big Foot

• Portrait (Profile) of Margarita Campos, an albino girl

• View of Pueblo On Hill

• Portrait (Profile) of Hento

• Portrait (Front) of Six Year-Old Boy

• Bell, C. M. approximately 1849-1893 (Charles Milton)

• McKenney and Hall

• Ceremony, Snake Dance

• Portrait (Front) of Wilson N. Jones

• Portrait (Front) of Malquikasetaha Called Hasteen Belody, with Concha Belt

• Chief Moack-Shin-Ou-Av

• Woman Near Tipi

• Cebollita Valley from top of mesa looking south, New Mexico

• Portrait (Front) of Yellow Calf

• Portrait (Front) of Anne Stidham, Daughter of George W. Stidham

• View of tipis and mat-covered wigwam

• Indian women on the main street

• Portrait (Front) of Wapalelekathili (Running White Weasel), Called Edward Chapman

• Feathered banner (tokala society staff ?) stuck in ground, tents in background

• Portrait of Pima girl, Martha Pedgley

• Portrait (Front) of Chief Kolkolhtama or Khool-Khool-Tah-Meh or Me-Tot-Wa-Tes (Three Lands)

• Tom Hill setting out decoys on Forge River

• Miscellaneous woven bags

• Bark Lodge; Poles and Lodge Frame Nearby

• Miscellaneous snapshot of the annual ball game, Qualla Reservation, NC

• Rock of Katzimo (Mesa Escantada)

• View of Street Between Two Adobe House Clusters; Man On Ladder

• Portrait (Front) of Israel Folsom or Folson

• Portrait of Chickasaw man, D. O. Fisher

• Portrait of Omaha man, Thugina or Louis Fontenelle

• Portrait (Profile) of Dar-Gar-Swen-Gar-Ant (Dropping The Stock of The Gun), Called Harrison Halftown

• Portrait of Chief Joseph and his nephew

• Portrait of Ponca man, Mon-chu'-hin-xte or Hairy (Grizzly) Bear, chief

• Portrait (Front) of Chief Jim Bob

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