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Cunne Shote, the Indian chief, a great warrior of the Cherokee Nation.

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Edward S. Curtis - Mosa, portrait

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Sheep Mountain. Photographs of native americans by Edward Curtis

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South to the picturesque village of Wolpi [Walpi], first mesa, Hopi Indian Reservation, Arizona.

Arizona Stereoscopic card. Robert Dennis's stereographs collection includes more than 72,000 stereoscopic views organized primarily by geography. The collection bears the name of the native New Yorker who asse More

Chief of the Kachina dance at the Moki (cliff dwellers), village of Sichomovi, Arizona.

Arizona Stereoscopic card. Robert Dennis's stereographs collection includes more than 72,000 stereoscopic views organized primarily by geography. The collection bears the name of the native New Yorker who asse More

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The brave old Hendrick, the great Sachem or chief of the Mohawk Indians, one of the six nations now in alliance with, and subject to the king of Great Britain [reproduction].

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Etow Oh Koam, King of the River Nation.

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[William Penn] ; Penn's voyage up the Delaware ; Penn's treaty with the Indians.

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French and Indian War. Sir W[illia]m Pepperel, Sir J. Amherst, Gen. Braddock, Gen. Abercrombie, Gen. Wolfe.

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[Portrait of native American man in front of teepee.]

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The Nu-a-gun-tits, a tribe of Indians living at the Ve-gas, or meadows, in southwestern Nevada : Ta-noats, subchief of the Nu-a-gun-tits.

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American Indian Group

Cunne Shote, the Indian chief, a great warrior of the Cherokee Nation.

Edward S. Curtis - Mosa, portrait

Sheep Mountain. Photographs of native americans by Edward Curtis

South to the picturesque village of Wolpi [Walpi], first mesa, Hopi Indian Reservation, Arizona.

Chief of the Kachina dance at the Moki (cliff dwellers), village of Sichomovi, Arizona.

Public domain photograph of weaving textile, free to use, no copyright restrictions - Picryl description

The brave old Hendrick, the great Sachem or chief of the Mohawk Indians, one of the six nations now in alliance with, and subject to the king of Great Britain [reproduction].

Etow Oh Koam, King of the River Nation.

[William Penn] ; Penn's voyage up the Delaware ; Penn's treaty with the Indians.

French and Indian War. Sir W[illia]m Pepperel, Sir J. Amherst, Gen. Braddock, Gen. Abercrombie, Gen. Wolfe.

[Portrait of native American man in front of teepee.]

The Nu-a-gun-tits, a tribe of Indians living at the Ve-gas, or meadows, in southwestern Nevada : Ta-noats, subchief of the Nu-a-gun-tits.

Benito, Ute Indian boy. Indians of North America. Sterescope Card.

The three chiefs. Photographs of native americans by Edward Curtis

Edward S. Curtis - Navajo boy. Photographs of native americans by Edward Curtis

The Kachina dance to the rain-god, Hopi Indian village, Shonghopavi, Arizona.

Sitting Bull and his favorite squaw, with officers and their ladies.