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Date: 1920-1929

Name: Curtis, Edward Sheriff, 1868-1954

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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
202

1 digital object(s)
A Hupa fishing from a canoe, [California]. Because of the dearth of redwood in their territory, the Hupa purchased all their canoes from the Yurok

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549883

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 033

A Hupa fishing from a canoe, [California]. Because of the dearth of redwood in their territory, the Hupa purchased all their canoes from the Yurok

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Hupa fishing from a canoe, [California]. Because of the dearth of redwood in their territory, the Hupa purchased all their canoes from the Yurok
203

1 digital object(s)
A Washo woman. [The Washo are a tribe inhabiting a narrow strip of land along the California - Nevada border around Lake Tahoe]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549968

Date:

1926

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 035

A Washo woman. [The Washo are a tribe inhabiting a narrow strip of land along the California - Nevada border around Lake Tahoe]

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Washo woman. [The Washo are a tribe inhabiting a narrow strip of land along the California - Nevada border around Lake Tahoe]
204

1 digital object(s)
A Lake Pomo woman gathering tule, which was used for thatching houses, for making mats in the construction of canoes. [California]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549911

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 034

A Lake Pomo woman gathering tule, which was used for thatching houses, for making mats in the construction of canoes. [California]

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Lake Pomo woman gathering tule, which was used for thatching houses, for making mats in the construction of canoes. [California]
205

1 digital object(s)
Tolowa dancing headress - a broad band deerskin with (a row of) red woodpecker crests. The necklace of clam shells indicate wealth. A ceremonial celt of black obsidian and a bow are carried. [North we ... [View full title] stern California]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549888

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 033

Tolowa dancing headress - a broad band deerskin with (a row of) red woodpecker crests. The necklace of clam shells indicate wealth

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Tolowa dancing headress - a broad band deerskin with (a row of) red woodpecker crests. The necklace of clam shells indicate wealth. A ceremonial celt of black obsidian and a bow are carried. [North western California]
206

1 digital object(s)
A Cree camp at Lac Les Isles, which is in west-central Saskatchewan near the Alberta border

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3550025

Date:

1928

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 038

A Cree camp at Lac Les Isles, which is in west-central Saskatchewan near the Alberta border. Cree Indians ABORIGINES - INDIANS

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Cree camp at Lac Les Isles, which is in west-central Saskatchewan near the Alberta border
207

1 digital object(s)
A Sentinel at San Ildefonso, [a Tewa Village lying in the Valley of the Rio Grande in north New Mexico]. In prehistoric times the Tewa were beset by rouing enemies that many became cliff-dwellers, for ... [View full title] the purpose of defense

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549994

Date:

1926

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 037

A Sentinel at San Ildefonso, [a Tewa Village lying in the Valley of the Rio Grande in north New Mexico]. In prehistoric times the Tewa were beset by rouing

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Sentinel at San Ildefonso, [a Tewa Village lying in the Valley of the Rio Grande in north New Mexico]. In prehistoric times the Tewa were beset by rouing enemies that many became cliff-dwellers, for the purpose of defense
208

1 digital object(s)
[A Hupa man fishing with a dip net on a fish weir, Trinity River, California, 1924.] Original Title: A Hupa fishing with a dip-net on a fish-weir across Trinity river, [California]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549893

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 033

[A Hupa man fishing with a dip net on a fish weir, Trinity River, California, 1924.] Original Title: A Hupa fishing with a dip-net on a fish-weir across

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- [A Hupa man fishing with a dip net on a fish weir, Trinity River, California, 1924.] Original Title: A Hupa fishing with a dip-net on a fish-weir across Trinity river, [California]
209

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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
210

1 digital object(s)
[A Paviotsa native fishing] on the shore of Walker Lake, Nevada

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549960

Date:

1926

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 035

[A Paviotsa native fishing] on the shore of Walker Lake, Nevada. ABORIGINES - INDIANS Sports & Amusements - Fishing Nevada Northern Paiute Indians

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- [A Paviotsa native fishing] on the shore of Walker Lake, Nevada
211

1 digital object(s)
Tesuque Buffalo dancers. [Tesuque is a Tewa village lying in the Rio Grande Valley, New Mexico]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3550014

Date:

1926

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 037

Tesuque Buffalo dancers. [Tesuque is a Tewa village lying in the Rio Grande Valley, New Mexico]. ABORIGINES - INDIANS Tewa Indians

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Tesuque Buffalo dancers. [Tesuque is a Tewa village lying in the Rio Grande Valley, New Mexico]
212

1 digital object(s)
Walpi [Hopi], village [in Arizona] with its irregular rambling community house, built without design, added to as need arose

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549856

Date:

1922

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 032

Walpi [Hopi], village [in Arizona] with its irregular rambling community house, built without design, added to as need arose

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Walpi [Hopi], village [in Arizona] with its irregular rambling community house, built without design, added to as need arose
213

1 digital object(s)
An Assiniboin kindling fire. [The Assiniboin are a Siouan tribe of the plains; the southern branch resided in Montana and the northern branch are spread across Saskatchewan and Alberta

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3550026

Date:

1928

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 038

An Assiniboin kindling fire. [The Assiniboin are a Siouan tribe of the plains; the southern branch resided in Montana and the northern branch are spread

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- An Assiniboin kindling fire. [The Assiniboin are a Siouan tribe of the plains; the southern branch resided in Montana and the northern branch are spread across Saskatchewan and Alberta
214

1 digital object(s)
Southern Miwok at a fishing pool. Miwok Indians occupied the western slope of the Sierra Nevada from the summit to San Joaguin plain, and from Frsno River to Cosumnes River, California

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549922

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 034

Southern Miwok at a fishing pool. Miwok Indians occupied the western slope of the Sierra Nevada from the summit to San Joaguin plain, and from Frsno River

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Southern Miwok at a fishing pool. Miwok Indians occupied the western slope of the Sierra Nevada from the summit to San Joaguin plain, and from Frsno River to Cosumnes River, California
215

1 digital object(s)
A (Lake Pomo) hunter on Clear Lake, (California), the abundant tule along the shallows of this lake supplied the natives with material for house coverings, mats, garmets, etc

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549905

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 034

A (Lake Pomo) hunter on Clear Lake, (California), the abundant tule along the shallows of this lake supplied the natives with material for house coverings,

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A (Lake Pomo) hunter on Clear Lake, (California), the abundant tule along the shallows of this lake supplied the natives with material for house coverings, mats, garmets, etc
216

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Edward S. Curtis collection [graphic material]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Accession

Photographs

Item ID number:

12561

Date:

1900-1920

Source:

Private

Reference:

1979-022 NPC

Edward S. Curtis collection [graphic material]. Indians Masks. Prints of masks; portrait head of Northwest Coast Indians; by Edward S. Curtis
217

1 digital object(s)
A Klamath Indian sitting on the shore of Crater Lake, in the heart of the Cascae Mountains of southern Oregon

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549895

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 033

A Klamath Indian sitting on the shore of Crater Lake, in the heart of the Cascae Mountains of southern Oregon. ABORIGINES - INDIANS Klamath Indians USA

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Klamath Indian sitting on the shore of Crater Lake, in the heart of the Cascae Mountains of southern Oregon
218

No digital object
[Northwest coast Indian with mask, B.C.]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (Accession level)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3248392

Date:

1900-1920

Source:

Private

Reference:

Accession number: 1979-022 NPC, Box number: 50124

[Northwest coast Indian with mask, BC]. Indians - Rites and ceremonies Indians - British Columbia Indians - Costumes. Described by the RECON project

Context of this record
- Edward S. Curtis collection
- [Northwest coast Indian with mask, B.C.]
219

1 digital object(s)
East side of the village [Walpi] illustrating irregular features of pueblo architecture. [Walpi is one of the six Hopi villages in north east Arizona]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549860

Date:

1922

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 032

East side of the village [Walpi] illustrating irregular features of pueblo architecture. [Walpi is one of the six Hopi villages in north east Arizona]

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- East side of the village [Walpi] illustrating irregular features of pueblo architecture. [Walpi is one of the six Hopi villages in north east Arizona]
220

1 digital object(s)
Sia street scene. [Sia is an eastern Keresan pueblo in New Mexico], on the north bank of Rio Jemez. Ancient Sia participated in the revolt of 1680. It was completely destroyed and had to be rebuilt. I ... [View full title] n 1924 the population numbered only 154 persons

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549977

Date:

1926

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 036

Sia street scene. [Sia is an eastern Keresan pueblo in New Mexico], on the north bank of Rio Jemez. Ancient Sia participated in the revolt of 1680

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Sia street scene. [Sia is an eastern Keresan pueblo in New Mexico], on the north bank of Rio Jemez. Ancient Sia participated in the revolt of 1680. It was completely destroyed and had to be rebuilt. In 1924 the population numbered only 154 persons
221

1 digital object(s)
[Southern] Diegueno house at Campo reservation [south western California. The Diegueno are a Yuman group]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549951

Date:

1926

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 035

[Southern] Diegueno house at Campo reservation [south western California. The Diegueno are a Yuman group]. ABORIGINES - INDIANS TRIBES - DIEGUENO

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- [Southern] Diegueno house at Campo reservation [south western California. The Diegueno are a Yuman group]
222

1 digital object(s)
Counting the marks cut into the rock at Middle mesa [Arizona] which records the losses inflicted on marauding enemies in a former generations

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549859

Date:

1922

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 032

Counting the marks cut into the rock at Middle mesa [Arizona] which records the losses inflicted on marauding enemies in a former generations

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Counting the marks cut into the rock at Middle mesa [Arizona] which records the losses inflicted on marauding enemies in a former generations
223

1 digital object(s)
[A Pomo native] on the shores of Clear Lake; California

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549908

Date:

1924

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 034

[A Pomo native] on the shores of Clear Lake; California. ABORIGINES - INDIANS Pomo Indians. "In Curtis, ES, The North American Indians ...,(Norwood, Mass.,

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- [A Pomo native] on the shores of Clear Lake; California
224

1 digital object(s)
The Antelope fraternity (right) and the Snake fraternity (left) at Oraibi engage in singing prior to handling the reptiles in the Snake dance; [North-east, Arizona]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549851

Date:

1922

Source:

Private

Reference:

Volume number: CRT 032

The Antelope fraternity (right) and the Snake fraternity (left) at Oraibi engage in singing prior to handling the reptiles in the Snake dance; [North-east,

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- The Antelope fraternity (right) and the Snake fraternity (left) at Oraibi engage in singing prior to handling the reptiles in the Snake dance; [North-east, Arizona]

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