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Nespilm Man. The Nespilm were a small Salishan band living north of the Columbia River, in the valley of Nespilim River, [Washington]

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3549761

Date:

1911

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Private

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Box number: CRT 027

Nespilm Man. The Nespilm were a small Salishan band living north of the Columbia River, in the valley of Nespilim River, [Washington]

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- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Nespilm Man. The Nespilm were a small Salishan band living north of the Columbia River, in the valley of Nespilim River, [Washington]
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Nespilm woman. The Nespilm were a small Salishan band living north of the Columbia River in Washington

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Item ID number:

3549762

Date:

1911

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 027

Nespilm woman. The Nespilm were a small Salishan band living north of the Columbia River in Washington. ABORIGINES - INDIANS TRIBES - NESPILM

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Nespilm woman. The Nespilm were a small Salishan band living north of the Columbia River in Washington
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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

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