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Date: 1930-1939

Name: Curtis, Edward Sheriff, 1868-1954

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[An Alaskan Eskimo] drummer of Nunivak [Island]. The head of this tambourine like instrument is made of walrus stomach or bladder, and is used chiefly in the winter ceremonies

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Item ID number:

3550052

Date:

1930

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 040

[An Alaskan Eskimo] drummer of Nunivak [Island]. The head of this tambourine like instrument is made of walrus stomach or bladder, and is used chiefly in

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- [An Alaskan Eskimo] drummer of Nunivak [Island]. The head of this tambourine like instrument is made of walrus stomach or bladder, and is used chiefly in the winter ceremonies
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1 digital object(s)
Cheyenne on the Canadian River, [which runs through Oklahoma and New Mexico]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3550034

Date:

1930

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 039

Cheyenne on the Canadian River, [which runs through Oklahoma and New Mexico]. ABORIGINES - INDIANS Cheyenne Indians. "In Curtis, ES, The North American

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Cheyenne on the Canadian River, [which runs through Oklahoma and New Mexico]
53

1 digital object(s)
King Island Village, an [Alaskan Eskimo] settlement consisting of twenty-nine houses built irregularily on seven terraces

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3550060

Date:

1930

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 040

King Island Village, an [Alaskan Eskimo] settlement consisting of twenty-nine houses built irregularily on seven terraces. Inuit TRIBES - ALASKAN

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- King Island Village, an [Alaskan Eskimo] settlement consisting of twenty-nine houses built irregularily on seven terraces
54

1 digital object(s)
The Eskimo of the Alaskan coast launching a whale boat off Cape Prince of Wales

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3550066

Date:

1930

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 040

The Eskimo of the Alaskan coast launching a whale boat off Cape Prince of Wales. Inuit Transportation - Water - Canoes TRIBES - ALASKAN

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- The Eskimo of the Alaskan coast launching a whale boat off Cape Prince of Wales
55

1 digital object(s)
Peyote drummer. The Peyote is a species of small cactus [used for ceremonial and medical purposes] among the Indians of northern Mexico and the south-western states

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3550047

Date:

1930

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 039

Peyote drummer. The Peyote is a species of small cactus [used for ceremonial and medical purposes] among the Indians of northern Mexico and the

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Peyote drummer. The Peyote is a species of small cactus [used for ceremonial and medical purposes] among the Indians of northern Mexico and the south-western states
56

1 digital object(s)
The old warrior of the Arapaho tribe, which is of Algonguian stock, and are divided into a Southern tribe in Oklahoma and a Northern tribe in Wyoming

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3550044

Date:

1930

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 039

The old warrior of the Arapaho tribe, which is of Algonguian stock, and are divided into a Southern tribe in Oklahoma and a Northern tribe in Wyoming

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- The old warrior of the Arapaho tribe, which is of Algonguian stock, and are divided into a Southern tribe in Oklahoma and a Northern tribe in Wyoming
57

1 digital object(s)
Kotzebue [Alaskan Eskimos] starting up the Noatak River to trade with Eskimos of the mainland and islands

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3550071

Date:

1930

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 040

Kotzebue [Alaskan Eskimos] starting up the Noatak River to trade with Eskimos of the mainland and islands. Inuit Transportation - Water - Sailing

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Kotzebue [Alaskan Eskimos] starting up the Noatak River to trade with Eskimos of the mainland and islands
58

1 digital object(s)
A Wichita man. The Wichita belong to the Caddoan linguistic family; they formerly lived in the Arkansas Valley, Kanda [and now reside in Caddo county western Oklahoma]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3550030

Date:

1930

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 039

A Wichita man. The Wichita belong to the Caddoan linguistic family; they formerly lived in the Arkansas Valley, Kanda [and now reside in Caddo county

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Wichita man. The Wichita belong to the Caddoan linguistic family; they formerly lived in the Arkansas Valley, Kanda [and now reside in Caddo county western Oklahoma]

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[An Alaskan Eskimo] drummer of Nunivak [Island]. The head of this tambourine like instrument is made of walrus stomach or bladder, and is used chiefly in the winter ceremonies

Cheyenne on the Canadian River, [which runs through Oklahoma and New Mexico]

King Island Village, an [Alaskan Eskimo] settlement consisting of twenty-nine houses built irregularily on seven terraces

The Eskimo of the Alaskan coast launching a whale boat off Cape Prince of Wales

Peyote drummer. The Peyote is a species of small cactus [used for ceremonial and medical purposes] among the Indians of northern Mexico and the south-western states

The old warrior of the Arapaho tribe, which is of Algonguian stock, and are divided into a Southern tribe in Oklahoma and a Northern tribe in Wyoming

Kotzebue [Alaskan Eskimos] starting up the Noatak River to trade with Eskimos of the mainland and islands

A Wichita man. The Wichita belong to the Caddoan linguistic family; they formerly lived in the Arkansas Valley, Kanda [and now reside in Caddo county western Oklahoma]

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[An Alaskan Eskimo] drummer of Nunivak [Island]. The head of this tambourine like instrument is made of walrus stomach or bladder, and is used chiefly in the winter ceremonies

Cheyenne on the Canadian River, [which runs through Oklahoma and New Mexico]

King Island Village, an [Alaskan Eskimo] settlement consisting of twenty-nine houses built irregularily on seven terraces

The Eskimo of the Alaskan coast launching a whale boat off Cape Prince of Wales

Peyote drummer. The Peyote is a species of small cactus [used for ceremonial and medical purposes] among the Indians of northern Mexico and the south-western states

The old warrior of the Arapaho tribe, which is of Algonguian stock, and are divided into a Southern tribe in Oklahoma and a Northern tribe in Wyoming

Kotzebue [Alaskan Eskimos] starting up the Noatak River to trade with Eskimos of the mainland and islands

A Wichita man. The Wichita belong to the Caddoan linguistic family; they formerly lived in the Arkansas Valley, Kanda [and now reside in Caddo county western Oklahoma]

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