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Nespilm girl, [Washington]. Prior to the middle of the nineteenth century the use of deer skin garments and other customs such as the style of hair dressing here illustrated were borrowed from the tri ... [View full title] bes east of the Rockie Mountains

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Photographs

Item ID number:

3549763

Date:

1911

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 027

Nespilm girl, [Washington]. Prior to the middle of the nineteenth century the use of deer skin garments and other customs such as the style of hair dressing

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Nespilm girl, [Washington]. Prior to the middle of the nineteenth century the use of deer skin garments and other customs such as the style of hair dressing here illustrated were borrowed from the tribes east of the Rockie Mountains
152

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A Cayuse maid adorned in deer-skin costume. [The Cayuse resided on a reservation at the head of Umatilla River in Oregon]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3544566

Date:

1911

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 028

A Cayuse maid adorned in deer-skin costume. [The Cayuse resided on a reservation at the head of Umatilla River in Oregon]

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Cayuse maid adorned in deer-skin costume. [The Cayuse resided on a reservation at the head of Umatilla River in Oregon]
153

No digital object
A primitive Quinault [of Washington]. Among all the Coast Salish the aboriginal dress of women was a knee-length kilt of thick cedar-bark fringe

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549797

Date:

1913

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 029

A primitive Quinault [of Washington]. Among all the Coast Salish the aboriginal dress of women was a knee-length kilt of thick cedar-bark fringe

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A primitive Quinault [of Washington]. Among all the Coast Salish the aboriginal dress of women was a knee-length kilt of thick cedar-bark fringe
154

No digital object
Sioux Chiefs, who have formed themselves into a war-party. [The Sioux live on reservations in North and South Dakota]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549702

Date:

1908

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 023

Sioux Chiefs, who have formed themselves into a war-party. [The Sioux live on reservations in North and South Dakota]. Siouan Indians ABORIGINES - INDIANS

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Sioux Chiefs, who have formed themselves into a war-party. [The Sioux live on reservations in North and South Dakota]
155

No digital object
Klickitat type. [The Klickitat are a Shahaptian tribe of Washington]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549751

Date:

1911

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 027

Klickitat type. [The Klickitat are a Shahaptian tribe of Washington]. ABORIGINES - INDIANS TRIBES - KLICKITAT. "In Curtis, ES, The North American Indians

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Klickitat type. [The Klickitat are a Shahaptian tribe of Washington]
156

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Suquamish woman. The Suquamish were [a Coastal Salish division of Puget Sound tribes, in Washington]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549803

Date:

1913

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 029

Suquamish woman. The Suquamish were [a Coastal Salish division of Puget Sound tribes, in Washington]. ABORIGINES - INDIANS INDIANS - TRIBES - SUQUAMISH

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Suquamish woman. The Suquamish were [a Coastal Salish division of Puget Sound tribes, in Washington]
157

No digital object
A Sioux girl in a dress made entirely of deerskin, embroidered with beads and porcupine-guills. [North Dakota - South Dakota]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549711

Date:

1908

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 023

A Sioux girl in a dress made entirely of deerskin, embroidered with beads and porcupine-guills. [North Dakota - South Dakota]

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Sioux girl in a dress made entirely of deerskin, embroidered with beads and porcupine-guills. [North Dakota - South Dakota]
158

No digital object
The Wishham carry their fish in an open-mesh bag borne on the back and supported by means of a tump-line passing across the forehead. [Columbia River, Washington]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549783

Date:

1911

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 028

The Wishham carry their fish in an open-mesh bag borne on the back and supported by means of a tump-line passing across the forehead

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- The Wishham carry their fish in an open-mesh bag borne on the back and supported by means of a tump-line passing across the forehead. [Columbia River, Washington]
159

No digital object
A basket-maker of the Achomawi tribe, on Pit River Indians of [north east California]. Their baskets were produced by the twining process

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549898

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 033

A basket-maker of the Achomawi tribe, on Pit River Indians of [north east California]. Their baskets were produced by the twining process

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A basket-maker of the Achomawi tribe, on Pit River Indians of [north east California]. Their baskets were produced by the twining process
160

No digital object
Alhkidokihi - Navaho. [One of the four elaborate dry-paintings or sand alters employed in the rites of the Mountain Chant, a Navaho medicine ceremony of nine days duration]. [Arizona, New Mexico, and ... [View full title] Utah]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549691

Date:

1907

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 022

Alhkidokihi - Navaho. [One of the four elaborate dry-paintings or sand alters employed in the rites of the Mountain Chant, a Navaho medicine ceremony of

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Alhkidokihi - Navaho. [One of the four elaborate dry-paintings or sand alters employed in the rites of the Mountain Chant, a Navaho medicine ceremony of nine days duration]. [Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah]
161

No digital object
In the land of the Sioux. The subjects of this picture are Red Hawk, Crazy Thunder, and Holy Skin on a trip into the Bad Lands. [South Dakota]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549709

Date:

1908

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 023

In the land of the Sioux. The subjects of this picture are Red Hawk, Crazy Thunder, and Holy Skin on a trip into the Bad Lands. [South Dakota]

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- In the land of the Sioux. The subjects of this picture are Red Hawk, Crazy Thunder, and Holy Skin on a trip into the Bad Lands. [South Dakota]
162

No digital object
A Havasupai woman getting water, [which is carried in gummed wicker bottles held on the back by a burden strap passing across the forehead. Arizona]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549700

Date:

1908

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 022

A Havasupai woman getting water, [which is carried in gummed wicker bottles held on the back by a burden strap passing across the forehead. Arizona]

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Havasupai woman getting water, [which is carried in gummed wicker bottles held on the back by a burden strap passing across the forehead. Arizona]
163

No digital object
An Assiniboin camp. [The Assiniboin are a Siouan tribe; the southern branch residing in Montana and the northern branch are spread across Alberta and Saskatchewan]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549717

Date:

1908

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 023

An Assiniboin camp. [The Assiniboin are a Siouan tribe; the southern branch residing in Montana and the northern branch are spread across Alberta and

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- An Assiniboin camp. [The Assiniboin are a Siouan tribe; the southern branch residing in Montana and the northern branch are spread across Alberta and Saskatchewan]

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Nespilm girl, [Washington]. Prior to the middle of the nineteenth century the use of deer skin garments and other customs such as the style of hair dressing here illustrated were borrowed from the tri ... [View full title] bes east of the Rockie Mountains

A Cayuse maid adorned in deer-skin costume. [The Cayuse resided on a reservation at the head of Umatilla River in Oregon]

A primitive Quinault [of Washington]. Among all the Coast Salish the aboriginal dress of women was a knee-length kilt of thick cedar-bark fringe

Sioux Chiefs, who have formed themselves into a war-party. [The Sioux live on reservations in North and South Dakota]

Klickitat type. [The Klickitat are a Shahaptian tribe of Washington]

Suquamish woman. The Suquamish were [a Coastal Salish division of Puget Sound tribes, in Washington]

A Sioux girl in a dress made entirely of deerskin, embroidered with beads and porcupine-guills. [North Dakota - South Dakota]

The Wishham carry their fish in an open-mesh bag borne on the back and supported by means of a tump-line passing across the forehead. [Columbia River, Washington]

A basket-maker of the Achomawi tribe, on Pit River Indians of [north east California]. Their baskets were produced by the twining process

Alhkidokihi - Navaho. [One of the four elaborate dry-paintings or sand alters employed in the rites of the Mountain Chant, a Navaho medicine ceremony of nine days duration]. [Arizona, New Mexico, and ... [View full title] Utah]

In the land of the Sioux. The subjects of this picture are Red Hawk, Crazy Thunder, and Holy Skin on a trip into the Bad Lands. [South Dakota]

A Havasupai woman getting water, [which is carried in gummed wicker bottles held on the back by a burden strap passing across the forehead. Arizona]

An Assiniboin camp. [The Assiniboin are a Siouan tribe; the southern branch residing in Montana and the northern branch are spread across Alberta and Saskatchewan]

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Nespilm girl, [Washington]. Prior to the middle of the nineteenth century the use of deer skin garments and other customs such as the style of hair dressing here illustrated were borrowed from the tri ... [View full title] bes east of the Rockie Mountains

A Cayuse maid adorned in deer-skin costume. [The Cayuse resided on a reservation at the head of Umatilla River in Oregon]

A primitive Quinault [of Washington]. Among all the Coast Salish the aboriginal dress of women was a knee-length kilt of thick cedar-bark fringe

Sioux Chiefs, who have formed themselves into a war-party. [The Sioux live on reservations in North and South Dakota]

Klickitat type. [The Klickitat are a Shahaptian tribe of Washington]

Suquamish woman. The Suquamish were [a Coastal Salish division of Puget Sound tribes, in Washington]

A Sioux girl in a dress made entirely of deerskin, embroidered with beads and porcupine-guills. [North Dakota - South Dakota]

The Wishham carry their fish in an open-mesh bag borne on the back and supported by means of a tump-line passing across the forehead. [Columbia River, Washington]

A basket-maker of the Achomawi tribe, on Pit River Indians of [north east California]. Their baskets were produced by the twining process

Alhkidokihi - Navaho. [One of the four elaborate dry-paintings or sand alters employed in the rites of the Mountain Chant, a Navaho medicine ceremony of nine days duration]. [Arizona, New Mexico, and ... [View full title] Utah]

In the land of the Sioux. The subjects of this picture are Red Hawk, Crazy Thunder, and Holy Skin on a trip into the Bad Lands. [South Dakota]

A Havasupai woman getting water, [which is carried in gummed wicker bottles held on the back by a burden strap passing across the forehead. Arizona]

An Assiniboin camp. [The Assiniboin are a Siouan tribe; the southern branch residing in Montana and the northern branch are spread across Alberta and Saskatchewan]

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