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American plains Indians in war bonnets Blackfoot Reservation Browning Montana USA Stock Photo

RMB955ED–American plains Indians in war bonnets Blackfoot Reservation Browning Montana USA

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Chief of the Blood-Indians; War-Chief of the Piekann Indians; Koutani Indian - Karl Bodmer aquatint from Travels in the Interior of North America Stock Photo

RFW182J4–Chief of the Blood-Indians; War-Chief of the Piekann Indians; Koutani Indian - Karl Bodmer aquatint from Travels in the Interior of North America

A portrait of Hunkpapa Lakota chief Gall in a war bonnet Stock Photo

RM2N28N6K–A portrait of Hunkpapa Lakota chief Gall in a war bonnet

ON THE SOUTHERN PLAINS, by Frederic Remington, 1907, oil on canvas. The painting was originally titled, CAVALRY IN THE SIXTIES, setting it in the war against Plains Indians. The artist depicts the horses and riders in a cluster, instead of their usual attack formation, a straight horizontal line (BSLOC 2017 20 177) Stock Photo

RMKWD26F–ON THE SOUTHERN PLAINS, by Frederic Remington, 1907, oil on canvas. The painting was originally titled, CAVALRY IN THE SIXTIES, setting it in the war against Plains Indians. The artist depicts the horses and riders in a cluster, instead of their usual attack formation, a straight horizontal line (BSLOC 2017 20 177)

On the Southern Plains. Artist: Frederic Remington (American, Canton, New York 1861-1909 Ridgefield, Connecticut). Dimensions: 30 1/8 x 51 1/8in. (76.5 x 129.9cm). Date: 1907. One of Remington's favorite themes was the American soldier in the West, of whom he wrote, 'His heroism is called duty, and it probably is.' Here, soldiers led by a scout in buckskin charge an unseen enemy. Although the painting was probably meant to refer to the war against the Plains Indians in the 1860s--Remington titled it 'Cavalry in Sixties'--the uniforms and weapons date variously from the time of the Civil War t Stock Photo

RMPTNHD0–On the Southern Plains. Artist: Frederic Remington (American, Canton, New York 1861-1909 Ridgefield, Connecticut). Dimensions: 30 1/8 x 51 1/8in. (76.5 x 129.9cm). Date: 1907. One of Remington's favorite themes was the American soldier in the West, of whom he wrote, 'His heroism is called duty, and it probably is.' Here, soldiers led by a scout in buckskin charge an unseen enemy. Although the painting was probably meant to refer to the war against the Plains Indians in the 1860s--Remington titled it 'Cavalry in Sixties'--the uniforms and weapons date variously from the time of the Civil War t

Warrior in Comanche clothing riding chestnut horse decorated in war paint through forest Stock Photo

RMMC3FHW–Warrior in Comanche clothing riding chestnut horse decorated in war paint through forest

William Frederick 'Buffalo Bill' Cody (1846–1917), American soldier, bison hunter, and showman, best known for Buffalo Bill's Wild West show, in a photo portrait c1875. Stock Photo

RM2EGX19M–William Frederick 'Buffalo Bill' Cody (1846–1917), American soldier, bison hunter, and showman, best known for Buffalo Bill's Wild West show, in a photo portrait c1875.

Warrior in Comanche clothing and war paint Stock Photo

RMAWB4X4–Warrior in Comanche clothing and war paint

Red Bird, a Cheyenne man in full headdress Stock Photo

RM2F03ERN–Red Bird, a Cheyenne man in full headdress

Warrior in Comanche clothing and war paint riding on white horse Stock Photo

RMDE0TM9–Warrior in Comanche clothing and war paint riding on white horse

Print c1866 entitled 'Taking the back track - a dangerous neighbourhood'. It depicts white men avoiding Native American Indians. Stock Photo

RMBJG060–Print c1866 entitled 'Taking the back track - a dangerous neighbourhood'. It depicts white men avoiding Native American Indians.

RMKWD2ED–ON THE SOUTHERN PLAINS, by Frederic Remington, 1907, oil on canvas. The painting was originally titled, CAVALRY IN THE SIXTIES, setting it in the war against Plains Indians. The artist depicts the horses and riders in a cluster, instead of their usual attack formation, a straight horizontal line (BSLOC 2017 20 177)

Detail of a war shield showing North American Indians in battle. Artist: Unknown Stock Photo

RMW7E6NC–Detail of a war shield showing North American Indians in battle. Artist: Unknown

Indian Chief in War Bonnet Headdress Vector Illustration Stock Vector

RF2B419M6–Indian Chief in War Bonnet Headdress Vector Illustration

A 1946 image of a genuine native american Indian chief in full feather headdress Stock Photo

RMR4TKWK–A 1946 image of a genuine native american Indian chief in full feather headdress

Native American dancers in Western Plains traditional dress with eagle feathers Stock Photo

RMAG4X7B–Native American dancers in Western Plains traditional dress with eagle feathers

Indian warrior watches settler wagons crossing Western frontier of the American prairie in Montana Stock Photo

RMA352X0–Indian warrior watches settler wagons crossing Western frontier of the American prairie in Montana

RELEASE DATE: November 21, 1990 TITLE: Dances With Wolves STUDIO: Columbia TriStar DIRECTOR: Kevin Costner PLOT: Having been sent to a remote outpost in the wilderness of the Dakota territory during the American Civil War, Lieutenant John Dunbar encounters, and is eventually accepted into, the local Sioux tribe. He is known as 'Dances with Wolves' to them and as time passes he becomes enamoured by the beautiful 'Stands With a Fist'. Not soon after, the frontier becomes the frontier no more, and as the army advances on the plains, John must make a decision that will not only affect him, but Stock Photo

RMF6HA4P–RELEASE DATE: November 21, 1990 TITLE: Dances With Wolves STUDIO: Columbia TriStar DIRECTOR: Kevin Costner PLOT: Having been sent to a remote outpost in the wilderness of the Dakota territory during the American Civil War, Lieutenant John Dunbar encounters, and is eventually accepted into, the local Sioux tribe. He is known as 'Dances with Wolves' to them and as time passes he becomes enamoured by the beautiful 'Stands With a Fist'. Not soon after, the frontier becomes the frontier no more, and as the army advances on the plains, John must make a decision that will not only affect him, but

Quir-par-ke (Guipage) or Lone Wolf's camp at Fort Sill. Indian Territory. after the battle of the Palo Duro Canyon. 1874. PALO DURO CANYON, BATTLE OF. The battle of Palo Duro Canyon was the major battle of the Red River War,qv which ended in the confinement of southern Plains Indians (Comanches, Kiowas, Kiowa Apaches, Cheyennes, and Arapahos) to the reservations in the Indian Territory. By late September 1874 the warring Indians had camped in the protection of Palo Duro Canyon, where a Kiowa shaman, Maman-ti,qv promised them they would be safe. Col. Ranald S. Mackenzieqv led his Fourth United Stock Photo

RMWHA82C–Quir-par-ke (Guipage) or Lone Wolf's camp at Fort Sill. Indian Territory. after the battle of the Palo Duro Canyon. 1874. PALO DURO CANYON, BATTLE OF. The battle of Palo Duro Canyon was the major battle of the Red River War,qv which ended in the confinement of southern Plains Indians (Comanches, Kiowas, Kiowa Apaches, Cheyennes, and Arapahos) to the reservations in the Indian Territory. By late September 1874 the warring Indians had camped in the protection of Palo Duro Canyon, where a Kiowa shaman, Maman-ti,qv promised them they would be safe. Col. Ranald S. Mackenzieqv led his Fourth United

RMF6FK2R–RELEASE DATE: November 21, 1990 TITLE: Dances With Wolves STUDIO: Columbia TriStar DIRECTOR: Kevin Costner PLOT: Having been sent to a remote outpost in the wilderness of the Dakota territory during the American Civil War, Lieutenant John Dunbar encounters, and is eventually accepted into, the local Sioux tribe. He is known as 'Dances with Wolves' to them and as time passes he becomes enamoured by the beautiful 'Stands With a Fist'. Not soon after, the frontier becomes the frontier no more, and as the army advances on the plains, John must make a decision that will not only affect him, but

On the Southern Plains 1907 Frederic Remington American One of Remington’s favorite themes was the American soldier in the West, of whom he wrote, “His heroism is called duty, and it probably is.” Here, soldiers led by a scout in buckskin charge an unseen enemy. Although the painting was probably meant to refer to the war against the Plains Indians in the 1860s—Remington titled it 'Cavalry in Sixties'—the uniforms and weapons date variously from the time of the Civil War through the 1870s. The artist was willing to depart from reality in other details as well. For example, the horses and rider Stock Photo

RM2HHB9DX–On the Southern Plains 1907 Frederic Remington American One of Remington’s favorite themes was the American soldier in the West, of whom he wrote, “His heroism is called duty, and it probably is.” Here, soldiers led by a scout in buckskin charge an unseen enemy. Although the painting was probably meant to refer to the war against the Plains Indians in the 1860s—Remington titled it 'Cavalry in Sixties'—the uniforms and weapons date variously from the time of the Civil War through the 1870s. The artist was willing to depart from reality in other details as well. For example, the horses and rider

Bloody Knife, a scout in the American army. Stock Photo

RM2N28N8M–Bloody Knife, a scout in the American army.

Western North America during the Mexican-American War (1846-48) which resulted in US annexation of over 500,000 square miles of Stock Photo

RMCWA5GP–Western North America during the Mexican-American War (1846-48) which resulted in US annexation of over 500,000 square miles of

Kno-Shr, Kansas Chief. Artist: John H. Fitzgibbon (American, born Britain, 1816-1882). Dimensions: Image: 17.9 x 14.8 cm (7 1/16 x 5 13/16 in.). Date: 1853. From 1846 to 1860, John Fitzgibbon operated one of America's most prominent daguerreian establishments in the frontier city of Saint Louis, Missouri. Fitzgibbon learned photography in 1839 while apprenticed as a saddler in Philadelphia, but he is best known for his studio portraits and scenes of regional life in the territories west of the Mississippi River. This daguerreotype of Kno-Shr, a Kansa, is one of the few dated pre-Civil War por Stock Photo

RMPA9KNK–Kno-Shr, Kansas Chief. Artist: John H. Fitzgibbon (American, born Britain, 1816-1882). Dimensions: Image: 17.9 x 14.8 cm (7 1/16 x 5 13/16 in.). Date: 1853. From 1846 to 1860, John Fitzgibbon operated one of America's most prominent daguerreian establishments in the frontier city of Saint Louis, Missouri. Fitzgibbon learned photography in 1839 while apprenticed as a saddler in Philadelphia, but he is best known for his studio portraits and scenes of regional life in the territories west of the Mississippi River. This daguerreotype of Kno-Shr, a Kansa, is one of the few dated pre-Civil War por

Native American Indian deer hide painting drawing depicting The Battle of the Little Bighorn or Custer's Last Stand. Stock Photo

RMEF6YDP–Native American Indian deer hide painting drawing depicting The Battle of the Little Bighorn or Custer's Last Stand.

RM2EGX18D–William Frederick 'Buffalo Bill' Cody (1846–1917), American soldier, bison hunter, and showman, best known for Buffalo Bill's Wild West show, in a photo portrait c1875.

George Armstrong Custer. My Life on the Plains. Or, Personal experiences wi. Sheldon & Co.: New York, [1895.]. George Armstrong Custer (1839-76). American soldier. Commander of the 7th Cavalry at the Battle of the Little Big Horn, where he and 260 soldiers were surrounded and killed. The event became known as 'Custer's Last Stand'. Image taken from My Life on the Plains. Or, Personal experiences with Indians. [With plates, including a portrait.]. Originally published/produced in Sheldon & Co.: New York, [1895.]. . Source: 10412.ee.5, opposite 5. Language: English. Stock Photo

RMR505EK–George Armstrong Custer. My Life on the Plains. Or, Personal experiences wi. Sheldon & Co.: New York, [1895.]. George Armstrong Custer (1839-76). American soldier. Commander of the 7th Cavalry at the Battle of the Little Big Horn, where he and 260 soldiers were surrounded and killed. The event became known as 'Custer's Last Stand'. Image taken from My Life on the Plains. Or, Personal experiences with Indians. [With plates, including a portrait.]. Originally published/produced in Sheldon & Co.: New York, [1895.]. . Source: 10412.ee.5, opposite 5. Language: English.

Red Bird, a Cheyenne man in full headdress colorized Stock Photo

RM2F03ET9–Red Bird, a Cheyenne man in full headdress colorized

Warrior in Comanche clothing carrying spear, riding on a chestnut horse covered in war paint Stock Photo

RMFATTT8–Warrior in Comanche clothing carrying spear, riding on a chestnut horse covered in war paint

Print c1866 entitled 'A parley - prepared for an emergency'. It depicts a tense encounter between white men and Native Indians. Stock Photo

RMBJFBGE–Print c1866 entitled 'A parley - prepared for an emergency'. It depicts a tense encounter between white men and Native Indians.

RMBTJN10–Western North America during the Mexican-American War (1846-48) which resulted in US annexation of over 500,000 square miles of

Shooting Buffaloes with Colt's Revolving Pistol, [USA], 1857. 'Medicine in illness is considered the summum bonum among the Indians. In a buffalo chase which took place on the north fork of the Plate River, out of five shots which Catlin [the celebrated American explorer and sportsman] fired right and left in immediate succession while at the full gallop, four were successful in bringing down unwieldy buffaloes. Hence the highest metaphor expressive of excellence was applied to Colt's Revolver by the Indians, and to this day it is called, in the language of that district, "the medicine gu Stock Photo

RM2R8Y3H5–Shooting Buffaloes with Colt's Revolving Pistol, [USA], 1857. 'Medicine in illness is considered the summum bonum among the Indians. In a buffalo chase which took place on the north fork of the Plate River, out of five shots which Catlin [the celebrated American explorer and sportsman] fired right and left in immediate succession while at the full gallop, four were successful in bringing down unwieldy buffaloes. Hence the highest metaphor expressive of excellence was applied to Colt's Revolver by the Indians, and to this day it is called, in the language of that district, "the medicine gu

Two Native American Indian men on horseback scouting for enemies or hunting for food in the prairie of South Dakota Stock Photo

RFAM4MNT–Two Native American Indian men on horseback scouting for enemies or hunting for food in the prairie of South Dakota

Council of War, c1908. Six Crow Indians in full regalia, on horseback, Montana.Sitting Elk, Medicine Crow, Fish Shows, Wolf, Two Whistles Stock Photo

RM2WG0WD3–Council of War, c1908. Six Crow Indians in full regalia, on horseback, Montana.Sitting Elk, Medicine Crow, Fish Shows, Wolf, Two Whistles

RMAG4X1B–Native American dancers in Western Plains traditional dress with eagle feathers

RMA352W0–Indian warrior watches settler wagons crossing Western frontier of the American prairie in Montana

Buffalo Soldier prints, by famed historical artist Dale Gallon, hang in the U.S. Army Reserve Command Headquarters on Fort Bragg, N.C., Feb. 12, 2013. The prints, located on the first floor near the USARC G-4, are in commemoration of Black History month. Buffalo soldiers highlighted in USARC display 130212-A-XN107-813 Stock Photo

RMHEMEAD–Buffalo Soldier prints, by famed historical artist Dale Gallon, hang in the U.S. Army Reserve Command Headquarters on Fort Bragg, N.C., Feb. 12, 2013. The prints, located on the first floor near the USARC G-4, are in commemoration of Black History month. Buffalo soldiers highlighted in USARC display 130212-A-XN107-813

The Sitting Bull Council in October 1877. Sitting Bull remonstrating to the commission at Fort Walsh British Territory. . Stock Photo

RMWH8EW6–The Sitting Bull Council in October 1877. Sitting Bull remonstrating to the commission at Fort Walsh British Territory. .

Connor Battlefield State Historic Site, Battlefield in Ranchester, Wyoming, USA Stock Photo

RF2X3W8YA–Connor Battlefield State Historic Site, Battlefield in Ranchester, Wyoming, USA

The great plains; the romance of western American exploration, warfare, and settlement, 1527-1870 . osts were established throughout theIndian country, and occupied by small garrisons.The breaking out of the Civil War required thewithdrawal of many of the regulars from the Plains,and the Indians, quick to perceive their opportunity,began wholesale depredations. In 1862 the Siouxmade savage onslaught far east into Minnesota, andthe general uprising among the tribes which fol-lowed extended to the Rocky Mountains, and evento the banks of the Columbia. In numbers engagedit attained to the magnitu Stock Photo

RM2AWHNYR–The great plains; the romance of western American exploration, warfare, and settlement, 1527-1870 . osts were established throughout theIndian country, and occupied by small garrisons.The breaking out of the Civil War required thewithdrawal of many of the regulars from the Plains,and the Indians, quick to perceive their opportunity,began wholesale depredations. In 1862 the Siouxmade savage onslaught far east into Minnesota, andthe general uprising among the tribes which fol-lowed extended to the Rocky Mountains, and evento the banks of the Columbia. In numbers engagedit attained to the magnitu

Group of Native Americans in Full Regalia at the 10th Anniversary of the Battle of Little Bighorn Stock Photo

RM2N28N5K–Group of Native Americans in Full Regalia at the 10th Anniversary of the Battle of Little Bighorn

Western North America on the eve of the Mexican-American War (1846-48) which resulted in US annexation of over 500,000 square Stock Photo

RMCWA5Y9–Western North America on the eve of the Mexican-American War (1846-48) which resulted in US annexation of over 500,000 square

Cheyenne Warrior in Feather Headdress with Shield. Gouache on paper. Date: ca. 1915-1937. Museum: Smithsonian American Art Museum. Stock Photo

RM2R6H8XB–Cheyenne Warrior in Feather Headdress with Shield. Gouache on paper. Date: ca. 1915-1937. Museum: Smithsonian American Art Museum.

RM2EGRDD3–William Frederick 'Buffalo Bill' Cody (1846–1917), American soldier, bison hunter, and showman, best known for Buffalo Bill's Wild West show, in a photo portrait from 1887.

Horse's rump decorated with symbol in Comanche war paint Stock Photo

RMDATYX4–Horse's rump decorated with symbol in Comanche war paint

Portrait c1860s of Major-General George Armstrong Custer (1839 - 1876) - famously killed in the Battle of the Little Bighorn. Stock Photo

RMBR0KKE–Portrait c1860s of Major-General George Armstrong Custer (1839 - 1876) - famously killed in the Battle of the Little Bighorn.

Western North America on the eve of the Mexican-American War (1846-48) which resulted in US annexation of over 500,000 square miles of Mexican territory. Stock Photo

RMBTJNA3–Western North America on the eve of the Mexican-American War (1846-48) which resulted in US annexation of over 500,000 square miles of Mexican territory.

'Mandan Indians, with Medicine Man in Bear Skin', c1875. Artist: Unknown Stock Photo

RMW7E2Y4–'Mandan Indians, with Medicine Man in Bear Skin', c1875. Artist: Unknown

Two Native American Indian men sitting bareback on horses in traditional Sioux Indian clothing in South Dakota Stock Photo

RFAM35AY–Two Native American Indian men sitting bareback on horses in traditional Sioux Indian clothing in South Dakota

RM2WG4WDJ–Council of War, c1908. Six Crow Indians in full regalia, on horseback, Montana.Sitting Elk, Medicine Crow, Fish Shows, Wolf, Two Whistles

RMAG4X6B–Native American dancers in Western Plains traditional dress with eagle feathers

RMA352T7–Indian warrior watches settler wagons crossing Western frontier of the American prairie in Montana

RMHEMEA8–Buffalo Soldier prints, by famed historical artist Dale Gallon, hang in the U.S. Army Reserve Command Headquarters on Fort Bragg, N.C., Feb. 12, 2013. The prints, located on the first floor near the USARC G-4, are in commemoration of Black History month. Buffalo soldiers highlighted in USARC display 130212-A-XN107-725

RF2X3W8Y2–Connor Battlefield State Historic Site, Battlefield in Ranchester, Wyoming, USA

The great plains; the romance of western American exploration, warfare, and settlement, 1527-1870 . INDIANS EXECUTING A WAR DANCE( Stockaded Fort in the Background ). n AN INDIAN ENCAMPMENT INDIAN LIFE ON THE GREAT PLAINS THE ARMY ON THE PLAINS ments occurred between their raiding parties anddetachments of troops from the Seventh IowaCavalry, in the neighborhood of Julesburg. Menof the Eleventh Ohio were also engaged, and gavea good account of themselves, but these minorfights did not serve to check the continued depreda-tions of the savages. Indians Sue for Peace Several expeditions were orga Stock Photo

RM2AWHK0R–The great plains; the romance of western American exploration, warfare, and settlement, 1527-1870 . INDIANS EXECUTING A WAR DANCE( Stockaded Fort in the Background ). n AN INDIAN ENCAMPMENT INDIAN LIFE ON THE GREAT PLAINS THE ARMY ON THE PLAINS ments occurred between their raiding parties anddetachments of troops from the Seventh IowaCavalry, in the neighborhood of Julesburg. Menof the Eleventh Ohio were also engaged, and gavea good account of themselves, but these minorfights did not serve to check the continued depreda-tions of the savages. Indians Sue for Peace Several expeditions were orga

RM2EGRD9B–William Frederick 'Buffalo Bill' Cody (1846–1917), American soldier, bison hunter, and showman, best known for Buffalo Bill's Wild West show, in a photo portrait from 1887.

Warrior in Comanche clothing on horseback throwing spear Stock Photo

RMDE0TKD–Warrior in Comanche clothing on horseback throwing spear

Portrait c1865 of Major-General George Armstrong Custer (1839 - 1876) - famously killed in the Battle of the Little Bighorn. Stock Photo

RMBR1JXY–Portrait c1865 of Major-General George Armstrong Custer (1839 - 1876) - famously killed in the Battle of the Little Bighorn.

RFAM2KXN–Two Native American Indian men sitting bareback on horses in traditional Sioux Indian clothing in South Dakota

In the land of the Sioux, c1905. Three Sioux Indians on horseback facing front by pond on plains. Stock Photo

RM2WG0R09–In the land of the Sioux, c1905. Three Sioux Indians on horseback facing front by pond on plains.

RMAG4X2E–Native American dancers in Western Plains traditional dress with eagle feathers

Historic Custer battle reenactment in Montana, USA Stock Photo

RMA353NE–Historic Custer battle reenactment in Montana, USA

RMHEMEAC–Buffalo Soldier prints, by famed historical artist Dale Gallon, hang in the U.S. Army Reserve Command Headquarters on Fort Bragg, N.C., Feb. 12, 2013. The prints, located on the first floor near the USARC G-4, are in commemoration of Black History month. Buffalo soldiers highlighted in USARC display 130212-A-XN107-794

RF2X3W8YG–Connor Battlefield State Historic Site, Battlefield in Ranchester, Wyoming, USA

North American Indians of the Plains . round, its presence in this part of the Plainsis quite natural. To the south, we find a combined stiff-soled moccasinand legging to be seen among the Arapaho, Ute, andComanche. This again seems to be related to a boottype of moccasin found in parts of the Southwest. So, in general, the hard-soled moccasin is the typefor these Indians. Old frontiersmen claim that fromthe tracks of a war party, the tribe could be determined;this is in a measure true, for each had some distinguish-ing secondary feature, such as heel fringes, toe forms,etc., that left their m Stock Photo

RM2AKXY5N–North American Indians of the Plains . round, its presence in this part of the Plainsis quite natural. To the south, we find a combined stiff-soled moccasinand legging to be seen among the Arapaho, Ute, andComanche. This again seems to be related to a boottype of moccasin found in parts of the Southwest. So, in general, the hard-soled moccasin is the typefor these Indians. Old frontiersmen claim that fromthe tracks of a war party, the tribe could be determined;this is in a measure true, for each had some distinguish-ing secondary feature, such as heel fringes, toe forms,etc., that left their m

Warrior in Comanche clothing, New Mexico Stock Photo

RMMC3FJ4–Warrior in Comanche clothing, New Mexico

Print depicting Custer's Last Stand with the US 7th Cavalry at the Battle of the Little Bighorn in 1876. Stock Photo

RMBFD43W–Print depicting Custer's Last Stand with the US 7th Cavalry at the Battle of the Little Bighorn in 1876.

Two Native American Indian men sitting bareback on a horse in traditional Sioux Indian clothing in South Dakota Stock Photo

RFAM2NFX–Two Native American Indian men sitting bareback on a horse in traditional Sioux Indian clothing in South Dakota

The plains of the Dakota-Sioux, c1905. Three Sioux Indians of horseback on plains with rock formation in background. Stock Photo

RM2WG4TCJ–The plains of the Dakota-Sioux, c1905. Three Sioux Indians of horseback on plains with rock formation in background.

RMAG4X50–Native American dancers in Western Plains traditional dress with eagle feathers

RMHEMEAA–Buffalo Soldier prints, by famed historical artist Dale Gallon, hang in the U.S. Army Reserve Command Headquarters on Fort Bragg, N.C., Feb. 12, 2013. The prints, located on the first floor near the USARC G-4, are in commemoration of Black History month. In this painting, Troop K, 10th US Cavalry Regiment picks up the trail in pursuit of the hostile Apache band led by the warrior Geronimo. in the Santa Cruz Valley, Arizona Territory. Buffalo soldiers highlighted in USARC display 130212-A-XN107-777

RF2X3W8Y7–Connor Battlefield State Historic Site, Battlefield in Ranchester, Wyoming, USA

General guide to the exhibition halls of the American Museum of Natural History . jfcW.* * j- .* LEACHING CORN MEAL AMONG THE HUP A INDIANS OF CALIFORNIA. Water is placedin a basket and brought to the required temperature with heated stones plements of industry and war. The spiritof the buffalo was considered a powerfulally and invoked to cure sickness, to wardoff evil, and to give aid in the hunt. Wher-ever the buffalo herds led the way, themore nomadic Plains tribes moved theirtipis and followed. With the extermina-tion of the buffalo the entire life of thePlains Indians was revolutionized. Stock Photo

RM2AN2530–General guide to the exhibition halls of the American Museum of Natural History . jfcW.* * j- .* LEACHING CORN MEAL AMONG THE HUP A INDIANS OF CALIFORNIA. Water is placedin a basket and brought to the required temperature with heated stones plements of industry and war. The spiritof the buffalo was considered a powerfulally and invoked to cure sickness, to wardoff evil, and to give aid in the hunt. Wher-ever the buffalo herds led the way, themore nomadic Plains tribes moved theirtipis and followed. With the extermina-tion of the buffalo the entire life of thePlains Indians was revolutionized.

Warrior in Comanche clothing riding chestnut horse, pointing with spear, New Mexico Stock Photo

RMMC3FHX–Warrior in Comanche clothing riding chestnut horse, pointing with spear, New Mexico

RMBFD8YT–Print depicting Custer's Last Stand with the US 7th Cavalry at the Battle of the Little Bighorn in 1876.

A Native American Indian man in the prairie of South Dakota Stock Photo

RFAM4RRN–A Native American Indian man in the prairie of South Dakota

The march of the Sioux, c1905. Three Sioux Indians on horseback on plains with rock formations in background. Stock Photo

RM2WG4TD4–The march of the Sioux, c1905. Three Sioux Indians on horseback on plains with rock formations in background.

RMHEMEA9–Buffalo Soldier prints, by famed historical artist Dale Gallon, hang in the U.S. Army Reserve Command Headquarters on Fort Bragg, N.C., Feb. 12, 2013. The prints, located on the first floor near the USARC G-4, are in commemoration of Black History month. In this painting, acting Color Sergeant George Berry of Troop G, 10th U.S. Cavalry Regiment, carries the national flag of his own command as well as the standard of the 3rd U.S. Cavalry Regiment in the assault upon the Spanish works on Kettle Hill, San Juan Heights, Cuba, July 1, 1898. Buffalo soldiers highlighted in USARC display 130212-A-XN

RF2X3W8YB–Connor Battlefield State Historic Site, Battlefield in Ranchester, Wyoming, USA

North American Indians of the Plains . iefstress upon buffalo ceremonies. The tendency to sur-round the growing of maize with elaborate ceremonies ischaracteristic of the Pueblo Indians of the Southwestand also of such tribes east of the Mississippi as made aspecialty of agriculture. In the Museum collections are a few importantbundles, a medicine-pipe, and a sun dance bundle(natoas) from.the Blackfoot, the latter a very sacredthing; an Arapaho bundle; the sacred image usedin the Crow sun dance; an Osage war bundle; a series < Atribal bundles from the Pawnee, etc. To them thereader is refer Stock Photo

RM2AKX87R–North American Indians of the Plains . iefstress upon buffalo ceremonies. The tendency to sur-round the growing of maize with elaborate ceremonies ischaracteristic of the Pueblo Indians of the Southwestand also of such tribes east of the Mississippi as made aspecialty of agriculture. In the Museum collections are a few importantbundles, a medicine-pipe, and a sun dance bundle(natoas) from.the Blackfoot, the latter a very sacredthing; an Arapaho bundle; the sacred image usedin the Crow sun dance; an Osage war bundle; a series < Atribal bundles from the Pawnee, etc. To them thereader is refer

Horse's rump decorated with Comanche war paint and blanket, New Mexico Stock Photo

RMMC3FHT–Horse's rump decorated with Comanche war paint and blanket, New Mexico

Vintage black and white lithograph print c1878 entitled 'General Custer's Death Struggle - The Battle of the Little Big Horn'. Stock Photo

RMBJTB0W–Vintage black and white lithograph print c1878 entitled 'General Custer's Death Struggle - The Battle of the Little Big Horn'.

RFAM4MMT–Two Native American Indian men on horseback scouting for enemies or hunting for food in the prairie of South Dakota

RM2WG4TCN–In the land of the Sioux, c1905. Three Sioux Indians on horseback facing front by pond on plains.

RF2X3W8Y5–Connor Battlefield State Historic Site, Battlefield in Ranchester, Wyoming, USA

North American Indians of the Plains . Fig. 45. Types of Designs on Moccasins. (Kroeber). beads and quills. Rawhide bags and parfleche (p. 65-7) were treated with a peculiar type of painting inmany colors. Realistic art was practised chiefly by menin the recording of war deeds (p. 100) and reached a highdegree of excellence among the Dakota and Mandan.The technical aspect of bead and quill work of the 127 128 INDIAN- til I III PLAINS Plains is quite peculiar. Formerly, there was Little or none of the woven work so eomnion in the EasternWoodland- and the forestfi of ( anada. the method herebein Stock Photo

RM2AKX5RX–North American Indians of the Plains . Fig. 45. Types of Designs on Moccasins. (Kroeber). beads and quills. Rawhide bags and parfleche (p. 65-7) were treated with a peculiar type of painting inmany colors. Realistic art was practised chiefly by menin the recording of war deeds (p. 100) and reached a highdegree of excellence among the Dakota and Mandan.The technical aspect of bead and quill work of the 127 128 INDIAN- til I III PLAINS Plains is quite peculiar. Formerly, there was Little or none of the woven work so eomnion in the EasternWoodland- and the forestfi of ( anada. the method herebein

A Native American Indian man on horseback scouting for enemies or hunting for food in the prairie of South Dakota Stock Photo

RFAM4MPX–A Native American Indian man on horseback scouting for enemies or hunting for food in the prairie of South Dakota

RM2WG0PYW–The plains of the Dakota-Sioux, c1905. Three Sioux Indians of horseback on plains with rock formation in background.

Handbook to the ethnographical collections . Fk;. 243.—War-club. NootkaSoiind, NW. America. i^Captain Cook.). FiGf. 244.—Club of whales-bone. Nootka Sound, NW. America. The Indians of the North American Plains The various tribes of the North American Plains as thoy werein the early times of European discovery may be classed in a fewcomprehensive groups principally on linguistic grounds. AboutLakes Erie and Ontario, and along tlie Kiver St. Lawrence, livedthe Wyandot-Iroquois family, the two members of which, theWyandot or Huron, and the Iroquois, were in a state of constantfeud. At the time of Stock Photo

RM2AJBEC5–Handbook to the ethnographical collections . Fk;. 243.—War-club. NootkaSoiind, NW. America. i^Captain Cook.). FiGf. 244.—Club of whales-bone. Nootka Sound, NW. America. The Indians of the North American Plains The various tribes of the North American Plains as thoy werein the early times of European discovery may be classed in a fewcomprehensive groups principally on linguistic grounds. AboutLakes Erie and Ontario, and along tlie Kiver St. Lawrence, livedthe Wyandot-Iroquois family, the two members of which, theWyandot or Huron, and the Iroquois, were in a state of constantfeud. At the time of

A young Native American Indian teenager girl walking along a rivers edge in South Dakota Stock Photo

RMAWWG5J–A young Native American Indian teenager girl walking along a rivers edge in South Dakota

RM2WG0R0P–The march of the Sioux, c1905. Three Sioux Indians on horseback on plains with rock formations in background.

North American Indians of the Plains . 69 Pipe and Tobacco Bags. Dakota 70 Strike-a-light Pouch. Arapaho 72 Boiling with Hot Stones in a Paunch Supported by Sticks. Black-foot 75 Buffalo Horn Spoon 76 10 INDI > OF I ill. PLAINS PAGE. Bone Knife 80 A Buffalo Hide Shield from the Northern Blackfoot . 83 The Cheyenne Camp Circle 90 A Dog Dancer. Hidatsa 95 Dance of the Bull Society. Mandan «>7 Headdress of Buffalo Skin, Arapaho Womens Society ... 98 A Blackfool War Record LOO Medicine-pipe and Bundle Ill A Bundle and Contents. Arapaho 112 Arapaho Sun Dance, Model in the Museum 11) Digging Stock Photo

RM2AKY7X6–North American Indians of the Plains . 69 Pipe and Tobacco Bags. Dakota 70 Strike-a-light Pouch. Arapaho 72 Boiling with Hot Stones in a Paunch Supported by Sticks. Black-foot 75 Buffalo Horn Spoon 76 10 INDI > OF I ill. PLAINS PAGE. Bone Knife 80 A Buffalo Hide Shield from the Northern Blackfoot . 83 The Cheyenne Camp Circle 90 A Dog Dancer. Hidatsa 95 Dance of the Bull Society. Mandan «>7 Headdress of Buffalo Skin, Arapaho Womens Society ... 98 A Blackfool War Record LOO Medicine-pipe and Bundle Ill A Bundle and Contents. Arapaho 112 Arapaho Sun Dance, Model in the Museum 11) Digging

RMAWW7CH–A young Native American Indian teenager girl walking along a rivers edge in South Dakota

The war party, 1905. Photograph shows a group of Crow Indians on horseback. Chief, in middle, wearing headdress. Stock Photo

RM2WG4RWG–The war party, 1905. Photograph shows a group of Crow Indians on horseback. Chief, in middle, wearing headdress.

. Lion Ben of Elm Island . was and is; the Menominee in hisbirch-bark canoe; the Iroquois in his wigwam inthe forest: the Sioux of the plains upon bis war-pony; the Apache, cruel and unyielding as hisarid desert; the Fueblo Indians, with remains ofancient Spanish civilization lurking in the fast-nesses Oi their massed communal dwellings; theTlingit of the Pacific Coast, with his totem-poles.With a typical bright American youth as a centralfigure, a grKid idea of a great field of nationalactivity is given, and made thrilling in its humanside by the heroism demanded by the little-knownadventures Stock Photo

RM2CNJKA2–. Lion Ben of Elm Island . was and is; the Menominee in hisbirch-bark canoe; the Iroquois in his wigwam inthe forest: the Sioux of the plains upon bis war-pony; the Apache, cruel and unyielding as hisarid desert; the Fueblo Indians, with remains ofancient Spanish civilization lurking in the fast-nesses Oi their massed communal dwellings; theTlingit of the Pacific Coast, with his totem-poles.With a typical bright American youth as a centralfigure, a grKid idea of a great field of nationalactivity is given, and made thrilling in its humanside by the heroism demanded by the little-knownadventures

RMAWXF9J–A young Native American Indian teenager girl walking along a rivers edge in South Dakota

RM2WG0NJ8–The war party, 1905. Photograph shows a group of Crow Indians on horseback. Chief, in middle, wearing headdress.

RMAWWGBN–A young Native American Indian teenager girl walking along a rivers edge in South Dakota

Brulé war party, c1907. Brulé Indians, many wearing war bonnets, on horseback. Stock Photo

RM2WG4TXE–Brulé war party, c1907. Brulé Indians, many wearing war bonnets, on horseback.

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