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A Southern Miwok fisherman. [California]

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Item ID number:

3549924

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 034

A Southern Miwok fisherman. [California]. ABORIGINES - INDIANS Miwok Indians. "In Curtis, ES, The North American Indians ...,(Norwood, Mass., 1924), Vol

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Southern Miwok fisherman. [California]
27

1 digital object(s)
A Klamath woman gathering wokas, the seed of the water-lily, [Oregon - California]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549896

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 033

A Klamath woman gathering wokas, the seed of the water-lily, [Oregon - California]. Indians - Activities ABORIGINES - INDIANS Transportation - Water

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Klamath woman gathering wokas, the seed of the water-lily, [Oregon - California]
28

1 digital object(s)
Principal female Shama of the Hupa. Hupa Shamas acquired the power to cure disease by dreaming and dancing, [California]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549900

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 033

Principal female Shama of the Hupa. Hupa Shamas acquired the power to cure disease by dreaming and dancing, [California]. ABORIGINES - INDIANS Hupa Indians

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Principal female Shama of the Hupa. Hupa Shamas acquired the power to cure disease by dreaming and dancing, [California]
29

1 digital object(s)
Yurok canoe on Trinity River, [California]. The canoe is a hollowed section of a redwood log

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549880

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 033

Yurok canoe on Trinity River, [California]. The canoe is a hollowed section of a redwood log. California ABORIGINES - INDIANS Transportation - Water

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Yurok canoe on Trinity River, [California]. The canoe is a hollowed section of a redwood log
30

1 digital object(s)
A Tolowa woman in the gala costume of the Coastal Athabascans; [north west California]. The dress is a deerskin kilt with the opening at the front protected by a fringed apron of deerskin or of bark

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549894

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 033

A Tolowa woman in the gala costume of the Coastal Athabascans; [north west California]. The dress is a deerskin kilt with the opening at the front protected

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Tolowa woman in the gala costume of the Coastal Athabascans; [north west California]. The dress is a deerskin kilt with the opening at the front protected by a fringed apron of deerskin or of bark
31

1 digital object(s)
Southern Yokuts artists basketry. [California]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549927

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 034

Southern Yokuts artists basketry. [California]. ABORIGINES - INDIANS TRIBES - YOKUTS. "In Curtis, ES, The North American Indians ...,(Norwood, Mass., 1924),

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Southern Yokuts artists basketry. [California]
32

1 digital object(s)
A Klamath warrior's head-dress, made of tule stems and the weaving is done by the twined process. [Oregon - California]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549884

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 033

A Klamath warrior's head-dress, made of tule stems and the weaving is done by the twined process. [Oregon - California]

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Klamath warrior's head-dress, made of tule stems and the weaving is done by the twined process. [Oregon - California]
33

1 digital object(s)
A Hupa fisherman during the spring salmon-season at Sugar Bowl Rapids of Trinity River, near the upper end of the Hupa Valley, [California]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549904

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 033

A Hupa fisherman during the spring salmon-season at Sugar Bowl Rapids of Trinity River, near the upper end of the Hupa Valley, [California]

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Hupa fisherman during the spring salmon-season at Sugar Bowl Rapids of Trinity River, near the upper end of the Hupa Valley, [California]
34

1 digital object(s)
A Trinidad Yurok [California] fishing or smelt with a surf-net

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549902

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 033

A Trinidad Yurok [California] fishing or smelt with a surf-net. ABORIGINES - INDIANS Sports & Amusements - Fishing INDIANS - TRIBES - YUROK

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Trinidad Yurok [California] fishing or smelt with a surf-net
35

1 digital object(s)
Yokuts basketry by a pool of the Tule River Reservation. [California]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549929

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 034

Yokuts basketry by a pool of the Tule River Reservation. [California]. ABORIGINES - INDIANS TRIBES - YOKUTS. "In Curtis, ES, The North American Indians

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Yokuts basketry by a pool of the Tule River Reservation. [California]
36

1 digital object(s)
A Yauelmani Yokuts. The Yauelmani formerly lived in the plains north of Kern Lake. The survivors are on the Tule River reservation in Tular country, California

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549926

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 034

A Yauelmani Yokuts. The Yauelmani formerly lived in the plains north of Kern Lake. The survivors are on the Tule River reservation in Tular country,

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Yauelmani Yokuts. The Yauelmani formerly lived in the plains north of Kern Lake. The survivors are on the Tule River reservation in Tular country, California
37

1 digital object(s)
A Yurok fisheman fishing for salmon with a dip-net off the shores of the Klamath River, [California]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549881

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 033

A Yurok fisheman fishing for salmon with a dip-net off the shores of the Klamath River, [California]. ABORIGINES - INDIANS Sports & Amusements

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Yurok fisheman fishing for salmon with a dip-net off the shores of the Klamath River, [California]
38

1 digital object(s)
Yokuts basketry displaying rattlesnake designs. Basketry was the principal manufacturing industry of the Yokuts. [California]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549928

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 034

Yokuts basketry displaying rattlesnake designs. Basketry was the principal manufacturing industry of the Yokuts. [California]

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Yokuts basketry displaying rattlesnake designs. Basketry was the principal manufacturing industry of the Yokuts. [California]
39

1 digital object(s)
A Hupa woman in primitive costume, [California]. A deerskin skirt and apron, both fringed and heavily beaded and the strands of the apron are ornamented with the shells of pine-nuts

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549901

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 033

A Hupa woman in primitive costume, [California]. A deerskin skirt and apron, both fringed and heavily beaded and the strands of the apron are ornamented

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Hupa woman in primitive costume, [California]. A deerskin skirt and apron, both fringed and heavily beaded and the strands of the apron are ornamented with the shells of pine-nuts
40

1 digital object(s)
A Hupa fishing from a platform on the Trinity River using a dip-net, [California]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549897

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 033

A Hupa fishing from a platform on the Trinity River using a dip-net, [California]. ABORIGINES - INDIANS Sports & Amusements - Fishing Hupa Indians

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Hupa fishing from a platform on the Trinity River using a dip-net, [California]
41

1 digital object(s)
A summer camp of the Lake Pomo. The winter house of the Lake Pomo was the same as this tule-covered framework of wellow poles, only larger. [California]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549909

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 034

A summer camp of the Lake Pomo. The winter house of the Lake Pomo was the same as this tule-covered framework of wellow poles, only larger. [California]

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A summer camp of the Lake Pomo. The winter house of the Lake Pomo was the same as this tule-covered framework of wellow poles, only larger. [California]
42

1 digital object(s)
Karok basket. [Karok is the name of which the Indians of the [Quwatean] family have, as a tribe, been called; they lived in north west California

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549877

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 033

Karok basket. [Karok is the name of which the Indians of the [Quwatean] family have, as a tribe, been called; they lived in north west California

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Karok basket. [Karok is the name of which the Indians of the [Quwatean] family have, as a tribe, been called; they lived in north west California
43

1 digital object(s)
A coast Pomo matron with a burden basket and seed-beater harvesting wild seeds. [California]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549906

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 034

A coast Pomo matron with a burden basket and seed-beater harvesting wild seeds. [California]. ABORIGINES - INDIANS Pomo Indians

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A coast Pomo matron with a burden basket and seed-beater harvesting wild seeds. [California]
44

1 digital object(s)
A Chukchansi Yokuts, the Chuckchansi, one, of the northern divisions of the Yokuts, occupied the headwatrs of Fresno River and the northern tributaries of the San Joaguin in Modera country, California

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549925

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 034

A Chukchansi Yokuts, the Chuckchansi, one, of the northern divisions of the Yokuts, occupied the headwatrs of Fresno River and the northern tributaries of

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Chukchansi Yokuts, the Chuckchansi, one, of the northern divisions of the Yokuts, occupied the headwatrs of Fresno River and the northern tributaries of the San Joaguin in Modera country, California
45

1 digital object(s)
Yurok drummer this deerskin drum was adopted by the Yurok, [California]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549890

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 033

Yurok drummer this deerskin drum was adopted by the Yurok, [California]. ABORIGINES - INDIANS INDIANS - TRIBES - YUROK. "In Curtis, ES, The North American

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Yurok drummer this deerskin drum was adopted by the Yurok, [California]
46

1 digital object(s)
A Wappo man; the Wappo were a Yukian group occuping a detached area in the north-eastern corner of Sonoma country. Only a small band survived in Alexander valley near Healdsburg, California

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549920

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 034

A Wappo man; the Wappo were a Yukian group occuping a detached area in the north-eastern corner of Sonoma country. Only a small band survived in Alexander

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Wappo man; the Wappo were a Yukian group occuping a detached area in the north-eastern corner of Sonoma country. Only a small band survived in Alexander valley near Healdsburg, California
47

1 digital object(s)
A Klamath Chief, Crater Lake, Oregon. The subject is wearing a deerskin suit and feathered bonnet of the Plains culture

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549903

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 033

A Klamath Chief, Crater Lake, Oregon. The subject is wearing a deerskin suit and feathered bonnet of the Plains culture. Oregon ABORIGINES - INDIANS Klamath

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Klamath Chief, Crater Lake, Oregon. The subject is wearing a deerskin suit and feathered bonnet of the Plains culture
48

1 digital object(s)
A Pomo girl, wearing clam-shell beads, the dark-colored bead on the necklace is a cylinder of magnesite, a highly valued object. [California]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549912

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 034

A Pomo girl, wearing clam-shell beads, the dark-colored bead on the necklace is a cylinder of magnesite, a highly valued object. [California]

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Pomo girl, wearing clam-shell beads, the dark-colored bead on the necklace is a cylinder of magnesite, a highly valued object. [California]
49

1 digital object(s)
"Wokas" the seed of the water-lily is harvested in August to September by a Klamath woman, [Oregon - California]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549892

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 033

"Wokas" the seed of the water-lily is harvested in August to September by a Klamath woman, [Oregon - California]. ABORIGINES - INDIANS Transportation

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- "Wokas" the seed of the water-lily is harvested in August to September by a Klamath woman, [Oregon - California]
50

1 digital object(s)
The Tule River Reservation, a tract of nearly 15,000 acres in Tulare Country, California, is the home of about 150 Indians practically all of whom are members of the Yokuts family

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549934

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 034

The Tule River Reservation, a tract of nearly 15000 acres in Tulare Country, California, is the home of about 150 Indians practically all of whom are

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- The Tule River Reservation, a tract of nearly 15,000 acres in Tulare Country, California, is the home of about 150 Indians practically all of whom are members of the Yokuts family

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