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Apache medicine shirt, John G. Bourke, 1893
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Apache medicine shirt, John G. Bourke, 1893
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Ka?h-ke?e-tsee, Thighs, a Wichita Woman, after George Catlin, 1834
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Crow Chief, Great Plains, Johann Baptist Zwecker, 1870
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Mahsette-Kuiuab or Le Sonnant, chief of the Cree Indian, Fort Union, Great Plains, Karl Bodmer, 1839
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Cree woman at Fort Union, Great Plains, Karl Bodmer, 1840
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Interior of a Cree Indian tent, Great Plains, R.N. Hood, 1820
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Hunting the Buffalo, Plains, Thomas McKenney, 1872
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Arapaho ghost shirt, Mary Irvin Wright, 1896
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Hee-lah-dee, a Ponca woman, George Catlin, 1832
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Mohongo, an Osage woman, Thomas McKenney, 1872
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Jim Baker (1818–1898) fighting of a grizzly bear, Colonel R.B. Marcy, 1866
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Tonkawa Wolf-dance, Oklahoma, Colonel R.B. Marcy, 1866
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Satsikaa or Blackfoot Indian, A. Joliet, 1860
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Comanche tent, Great Plains, Colonel R.B. Marcy, 1866
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Comanche Indian, A. Joliet, 1860
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Kah-Keet-Se (The thighs), a Pawnee Pict girl, George Catlin, 1840
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A Crow Indian doing his hair, Great Plains, George Catlin, 1868
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Crow chief Ba-Da-Ah-Chon-Du, The Jumper, George Catlin, 1868
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Corbeau (Missouri) chief, A. Joliet, 1860
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Plains Cree woman, Great Plains, Paul Kane, 1859
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Osage Indian, A. Joliet, 1860
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American Indians scalping their enemies, Johann Baptist Zwecker, 1870
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Buffalo-dance, Indians of the Plains, Johann Baptist Zwecker, 1870
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Apache chief James A. Garfield, Detroit Publishing Company, 1899
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Lipan Apache warrior who died in battle in 1842, A. Gilbert, 1870
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Medicine man of the Plains dressed in bear skin doing his incantations, L’Illustration, 1845
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Osage scouts, G.A. Custer, 1886
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Medicine Arrows (1795-1876), a Cheyenne chief and his squaw, G.A. Custer, 1886
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Little Silver Hair, the beautiful Fletcher girl who was captured by Cheyenne Indians, General G.A. Custer, 1886
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Indians committing outrages while being fed by the government, G.A. Custer, 1886
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Osage mark of honour chest tattoo, C. Fletcher, 1911
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The Kidder Massacre in 1867, General G.A. Custer, 1886
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Buffalo Bill taking the scalp of the Cheyenne warrior Yellow Hair (not Hand), G.A. Custer, 1886
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Comanche camp, M von Thielmann, 1903
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Killing Buffalo on the Plains, G.A. Custer, 1886
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Indian mode of fishing, General G.A. Custer, 1886
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Guipago or Lone Wolf, a Kiowa chief, G.A. Custer, 1886
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Bull Bear, a Cheyenne chief, General G.A. Custer, 1886
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Private Truman Head, alias California Joe, a civil war hero, G.A. Custer, 1886
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Yellow Bear, 2nd chief of the Arapaho Indians, G.A. Custer, 1886
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William Frederick Cody alias Buffalo Bill Cody (1846–1917) , G.A. Custer, 1886
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