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Oglala women and children seated inside an uncovered tepee frame in an encampment

Oglala women and children seated inside an uncovered tepee frame in an encampment - most are looking away from the camera - probably on or near Pine Ridge Reservation. 1891. Photograph by John C. H.Grabill (active 1887-1891)

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1891 Active America American Away Camera Children Dwelling Encampment Female Frame Grabill Indian Indigenous Inside John Nineteenth Century North Pine Reservation Ridge Seated Tent Tepee Oglala Uncovered


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This photograph, taken by John C. H. Grabill in 1891, offers a rare glimpse into the lives of Oglala women and children residing on or near the Pine Ridge Reservation in North America. The image showcases a group of indigenous females and their little ones seated inside an uncovered tepee frame within an encampment. Most of the subjects are looking away from the camera, perhaps engrossed in their daily activities or lost in thought. Their expressions evoke a sense of resilience and strength that is characteristic of Native American women during this period. The composition highlights the simplicity yet functionality of their dwelling - a traditional tepee frame without its covering, exposing its intricate structure to viewers. This visual detail serves as a reminder of the resourcefulness and adaptability required for survival on these vast lands. Through this photograph, Grabill captures not only the physical presence but also the spirit and essence of these Oglala women and children. It provides us with an invaluable window into their world during a time when Native American culture was undergoing significant changes due to colonization. As we observe this historical moment frozen in time, let us reflect upon the rich heritage and contributions made by indigenous communities throughout history while acknowledging their continued struggles for recognition, respect, and justice today.

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