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CIMARRON RIVER RAID, c1850. A pioneer wagon train near the Cimarron River is confronted by a group of mounted Native American. Engraving, c1850

POMO DANCERS, c1941. A group of Pomo dancers in ceremonial dress, Lakeport, California. Photograph, c1941

IOWA CHIEF, c1850. Not-Chi-Mi-Ne, a chief of the Iowa people. Engraving, c1850

MENOMINEE WARRIOR, c1850. Amiskquew, a warrior of the Menominee people. Engraving, c1850

COLUMBUS: SHIP, c1494. The ship of Christopher Columbus off the coast of the New World. Woodcut from In Lauden Serenissimi Ferdinandi, Hispania[rum] Regis

ARRIVAL OF COLUMBUS. The arrival of Christopher Columbus in the New World. Engraving by John Sartain after a painting by Joshua Shaw, 19th century

BUFFALO BILL PERFORMERS. Native American performers with Buffalo Bills Wild West Show, traveling by ship from New York to London. Photograph, c1887

SIOUX NATIVE AMERICAN, c1900. Bad Bear, a Sioux Native American, probably a member of Buffalo Bills Wild West Show. Photograph by Gertrude Ksebier, c1900

SIOUX NATIVE AMERICAN, c1900. Whirlwind Horse, a Sioux Native American, probably a member of Buffalo Bills Wild West Show. Photograph by Gertrude Ksebier, c1900

SIOUX NATIVE AMERICAN, c1900. Luke Big Turnips, a Sioux Native American, probably a member of Buffalo Bills Wild West Show. Photograph by Gertrude Ksebier, c1900

SIOUX NATIVE AMERICAN, c1900. Takes Enemy, a Sioux Native American, probably a member of Buffalo Bills Wild West Show. Photograph by Gertrude Ksebier, c1900

SIOUX NATIVE AMERICAN, c1900. Whirling Hawk, a Sioux Native American from Buffalo Bills Wild West Show. Photograph by Gertrude Ksebier, c1900

NATIVE AMERICAN, c1900. Portrait of a Sioux Native American, probably a member of Buffalo Bills Wild West Show. Photograph by Gertrude Ksebier, c1900

PINE RIDGE RESERVATION. Group portrait of Lakota Sioux chiefs and white U. S
PINE RIDGE RESERVATION. Group portrait of Lakota Sioux chiefs and white U.S. officials, including Buffalo Bill Cody (standing, center)

BUFFALO BILL POSTER, 1895. Poster for Buffalo Bills Wild West and Congress of Rough Riders of the World, performing in an arena lighted by electricity. Color lithograph, 1895

COMANCHES, c1880. A group of four Comanche people seated in front of a tipi. Photograph by William S. Soule, c1880

EDWARD VIII (1894-1972). King of Great Britain, 1936. As the Prince of Wales, wearing a Native American headdress. Photograph, 1928

LEWIS TEWANIMA (1888-1969). American Hopi Indian Olympic runner. After being awarded with a first-place trophy after a marathon in New York City. Photograph, 6 May 1911

GRAND CANYON, c1920. A Native American sits on the edge of the Grand Canyon in Arizona. Photograph, c1920

NEW MEXICO: TAOS, c1910. A crowd on and around adobe buildings in Taos, New Mexico watch a traditional Native American dance. Photograph, c1910

SARGENT: PILGRIMS. Landing of the Pilgrims. Oil on canvas by Henry Sargent, 1820

POSTER: DECLARATION, c1975. Declaration of Independence. Poster by Martin B. Pedersen, c1975

NATIVE AMERICAN, c1875. Portrait of Eagle Plume, a Native American from an unidentified tribe. Photograph, c1875

JOHN CLUM (1851-1932). American Indian agent. Photographed with Diablo and Eskiminzin on the San Carlos Apache Reservation in Arizona, 1875

WASCO PORTRAIT, c1899. Pop-Kio-Wina (Short Arm), a Wasco Native American. Photograph, c1899

WASCO RIDER, c1908. Kate, a Wasco woman on horseback. Photographed by J. D. Drake, c1908
WASCO RIDER, c1908. Kate, a Wasco woman on horseback. Photographed by J.D. Drake, c1908

POSTER: ART EXHIBITION. Poster for the Indian Court exhibit at the Golden Gate International Exposition in San Francisco, depicting Pueblo turtle dancers. Silkscreen by Louis Siegriest, 1939

LONGEST WALK, 1978. A tipi on the grounds on the Washington Monument, at the end of the Longest Walk from San Francisco to Washington D.C. organized by the American Indian Movement

MONTANA: BOY, 20th CENTURY. Eagle Aims Back carving a toy canoe with a jack knife at the Glacier National Park Reservation in Montana. Photograph, early 20th century

OREGON TRAIL: CHIMNEY ROCK. A depiction of a Native American raid on a wagon train passing Chimney Rock, Nebraska. Drawing, c1930

NEW MEXICO: DEER DANCE. Costumed participants in a deer dance, San Juan County, New Mexico. Photograph, c1930

ESTHER DEER (c1891-1992). Mohawk dancer, singer, and activist. Esther Louise Georgette Deer, also known as Princess White Deer. Photographed with Presidential Secretary Marvin H

ALASKA: ESKIMO KASHIM. An Eskimo kashim, or meeting house. Photograph, early 20th century

INDIAN DELEGATION, c1916. Portrait of a Native American delegation in Washington, D.C. Photograph, c1916

INDIAN BAND, 1929. Vice President Charles Curtis with the the United States Indian Band on the steps of the Capitol in Washington, D.C. Photograph, 1929

MONTANA: MILK RIVER BRIDGE. Bridge over the Milk River at the Fort Belknap Indian Researvation at Coburg, Blaine, Montana. Photograph, c1970

MAP: RESERVATIONS, 1892. Indian tribes, reservations and settlements in the United States. Lithograph, 1939

NEW YORK: TUSCARORA MASK. False Face mask in the shape of a pig or a bear, made by the Tuscarora tribe of New York

SIOUX PIPE BAGS, c1908. Photographed by Edward S. Curtis, c1908

PERU: NAZCA JAR. Ceramic jar with two spouts, painted with a centipede motif, by the Nazca civilization of ancient Peru, 1st to 8th century A.D

NAVAJO WEAVER. A Navajo woman weaving a blanket on a loom, with two other women seated beside her. Photograph, early 20th century

NAVAJO WOMEN WEAVING. Three Navajo women combing wool, spinning thread and weaving a blanket. Photographed in Arizona, early 20th century

AUTOMOBILE, 1923. A woman wearing Native American clothing, in a car in the Washington, D.C. area, 1923

PAIUTE NATIVE AMERICANS. A group of Paiute men seated outside an adobe dwelling. Photograph, early 20th century

NATIVE AMERICAN SHIELD. Kiowa of Comanche shield adorned with feathers, with tomahawks, knives, arrows and other weaponry. Photographed on a woven blanket, c1891

APACHE MEDICINE CAP, c1907. A medicine cap and fetish used by an Apache medicine man. Photograph by Edward Curtis, c1907

ALASKA: INUIT HUNTER. An Inuit hunter with a seal, in a umiak boat on an ice floe in Alaska. Photograph, early 20th century

ARIZONA: APACHE MEN. Apache men at work on the Salt River irrigation project in Arizona. Photograph, early 20th century

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