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Portrait of Yankton Dakota man, Sunka Wanbli (Eagle Dog). Home: Charles Mix County, South Dakota. Born 1851. Date: Feb 08. Washington DC. Creator: De Lancey W. Gill. National Anthropological Archives.

Eagle Dog Yankton, Dakota Sioux, 1908

Yanktonai Eagle Dog

One Bull with his wife (holding a Fox), and his daughter - Hunkpapa - no date

“One Bull and the Royal Family”. welchdakotapapers.com.

One Bull was Sitting Bull’s nephew, adopted son and constant companion. A valiant warrior at the Battle of Little Bighorn, the young Hunkpapa leader was one of his uncle’s most trusted confidants while in exile, acting as the akicita, the chief of the village police. One Bull would live until the age of 94. His oral history, which he gave to historian Stanley Vestal in 1928, remains one of the greatest documents on Sitting Bull and the Hunkpapa Sioux people.

Hunkpapa Mniconjou Chief One Bull

Stars Come Out, Sioux Indian - 1/2 length, facing right; holding tomahawk. 60108 U.S. Copyright Office. Photo by Heyn. Date: 1899. LOC.

Stars Come Out

Chief Stranger Horse aka Tasuke-Tokeca-Sicangu Lakota

Sicangu Lakota Chief Stranger Horse

Sans Arc Lakota Chief Yellow Hawk

Spotted Eagle, Sitting Bulls Head Chief ...

Spotted Eagle, Ma Wa Laga Lisca, Sans Arc Sioux Chief Spotted Eagle was a fierce warrior, noted for his prowess and leadership. After the victory at Little Bighorn, he, together with Sitting Bull,...

Lakota Itazipco Chief Spotted Eagle

Brulé Chief Iron Nation - Ma-zu-o-ya-te 1872

.Iron Nation (Ma-Za-O-Ya-Ti). Brule Sioux. 1867.

Brule Chief Iron Nation

AMERICAN INDIAN CHIEF BLACK HORN ANTIQUE REAL PHOTO

Lakota Sicangu Chief Black Horn

Mrs One Star Rosebud woman, 1904. Smithsonian

Sicangu Lakota One Star

Crow King, a Hunkpapa war chief and Sitting Bull’s head soldier, was one of Sitting Bull’s most loyal lieutenants at war and peace in their beloved Dakota lands and during their exile in Canada.– Zalmon Gilbert, circa mid-1880s Courtesy Beinecke Library, Yale University –

Crow King Hunkpapa Lakota Kȟaŋǧí Yátapi Crow King, Medicine Bag That Burns. Crow King was a Hunkpapa Sioux war chief at the time of the Battle of Little Big Horn. For the duration of the battle of Little Bighorn, Crow King and his band of eighty warriors attacked Custer from the south, allowing Crazy Horse and Gall to surround the 7th Cavalry.

Chief Con-Reeh (Crow King). Hunkpapa Lakota. 1880. Photo by D.F. Barry. Source - National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian. He is also identified elsewhere as Cree Chief Big Bear. Can anyone chime in on the correct identification?

Hunkpapa Crow King

Little Knife's Story of the Battle of the Little Bighorn

Bear's Rib (Ma-to-chu-tu-hu/Ma-to-chu-ayuk-sah/Mato Cutuhu) [Hunkpapa Lakota (Hunkpapa Sioux)] Date: circa 1881. Portrait studio photograph of Bear's Rib (Ma-to-chu-tu-hu/Ma-to-chu-ayuk-sah/Mato Cutuhu) [Hunkpapa Lakota]. Photographed by Orlando Scott Goff. Item P17011; Date: circa1881; Arthur Billings Hunt photograph collection, NMAI.AC.159; National Museum of the American Indian Archives Center, Smithsonian Institution.

Hunkpapa Bear' s Rib

Full length studio portrait of Dakota girl, wearing long necklace and belt, standing in front of painted backdrop. Date: 188? Creator: D. F. Barry. David F. Barry Collection. Denver Public Library Special Collections, B - 42.

Good Horse's wife, Dakota

White Face :: Western History

Dakota White Face

Zitkála-Šá (1876–1938) Lakota: Red Bird, "Cardinal", also known as Gertrude Simmons Bonnin. She was born 22 February 1876 on Pine Ridge Reservation, South Dakota. Her father was a white man named Felker, about whom little is known. Her mother was Ellen Tate Iyohinwin (She Reaches for the Wind) Simmons, a full-blooded Sioux. Bonnin was Simmons' third child

Zitkála-Šá (1876–1938) Lakota: Red Bird, "Cardinal", also known as Gertrude Simmons Bonnin. She was born 22 February 1876 on Pine Ridge Reservation, South Dakota. Her father was a white man named Felker, about whom little is known. Her mother was Ellen Tate Iyohinwin (She Reaches for the Wind) Simmons, a full-blooded Sioux. Bonnin was Simmons' third child

Dakota Zitkala Sa

Iron Hawk Hunkpapa Lakota Chetan Maza A famous survivor of the Battle of Little Bighorn, Iron Hawk was shot through the chest during intense fighting on the long slope below Last Stand Hill, where white marble headstones now spangle the grass. Armed appropriately as he was on that day with a bow and arrows, he also grasps a stone-headed war club, of the type which dispatched many a soldier of the 7th Cavalry.

Iron Hawk

Portrait of Iron Hawk,24 MAY 1900

Oglala Lakota Iron Hawk

Lakota, circa 1906

Little Hawk Professionally Restored Photograph Reprint of | Etsy

Brule Little Hawk

HIGH BEAR (Miniconjou/Itazipco) , 1877

High Bear - Miniconjou / Sioux (Lakota)

Miniconjou High Bear

Swift Dog

Miniconjou Swift Dog

EAGLE TRACK , 1905

Portrait of Yankton Dakota man, Wanbliowe (Eagle Track) Date: Mar 05. Washington DC. Creator: De Lancey W. Gill. National Anthropological Archives.

Yankton Eagle Track

Photographed in Washington D.C

Itazipacola Lakota (Sans Arc Sioux) delegate Chief Se-tan-Si-tan (Che-tan-zhi; Yellow Hawk). Collection Creator: Alexander Gardner. NMAI.AC.077. Date: February 23, 1867; William T. Sherman collection of Alexander Gardner photographs, P 10150; National Museum of the American Indian Archive Center, Smithsonian Institution.

SKU: 11789 Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis Date: 1908 Original Medium: photogravure Location: USC Libraries

Sans Arc Yellow Hawk

MRS.TALL CRANE AND HER DAUGHTER , 1904

Sicangu Chief Tall Crane

Psicha Wakiya, more commonly known as Jumping Thunder, was a Chief of the Yankton Dakota Sioux and a warrior, who succeeded Smutty Bear as leader of the Igmu or Cat People band of Yanktons. He signed the Treaty of 1858 and was part of the large Yankton delegation that went to Washington in 1867.

Jumping Thunder, Yankton , 1858

Yanktonai Chief Jumping Thunder

Bird Head, Сиу. Фотография F.A. Rinehart, Oмаха, Небраска. Период 1899. John Painter Collection of American Indian & Western Photography Cowan's 6/10/2016 - American History.

Native American – Heartfelt History

Bird Head

TATANKA OHIKITA (BRAVE BUFFALO BULL)

TATANKA OHIKITA (BRAVE BUFFALO BULL)

“The animals want to communicate with man, but Wakan-Tanka does not intend they shall do so directly, man must do the greater part in securing an understanding”. --Brave Buffalo, Teton Sioux

Sioux Medicine Man Standing Buffalo Bull

TWO BEARS , 1872

Two Bears

Two Bear (Ma-To-No-Pah), Yanctonai Sioux

Yanktonai Two Bears

American Indians : Shooting Hawk - Yankton Dakota 1905.

Portrait of Yankton Dakota man, Cetan Wakute (Shooting Hawk) Mar 1905. Home: Yankton Reservation, South Dakota. Born 1852. Creator: Gill, De Lancey W. National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution

Yankton Dakota Shooting Hawk

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