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☀️NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY (TRIBES: PAST/PRESENT)

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This circa 1910 postcard is of Lewis Watson, his wife Katherine and two of their three daughters, Abenaki's from Claremont, New Hampshire. They had a basket shop at Blodgetts Landing on Lake Sunapee. Lewis was known for his full size canoes and Katherine was a basketmaker.
Abenaki history

• ABENAKI (ME/NH/VT/CA): THE WABANAKI CONFEDERACY - (ABENAKI/MALECITE/PASSAMA-QUODDY/PENOBSCOT)

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Warm Springs Apache, circa 1877

• APACHE (AZ)

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Yellow Magpie, Arapahoe by Frank Rinehart
Sharp Nose – Northern Arapaho – 1882
Young Arapaho girl

• ARAPAHO (NORTHERN-WY)

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SOUTHERN ARAPAHO MAN WITH HIS TWO SONS , 1893
HENRY ROMAN NOSE
White Buffalo, Arapaho. Frank A. Rinehart photography, 1898

• ARAPAHO (SOUTHERN-OK)

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Spotted Bull of the Mandan Tribe 1908 Photo by Edward S Curtis via Library of Congress The Mandan are a Great Plains tribe who traditionally lived predominantly on the lands ofNorth Dakota. #NativeAmerican
Group of Gros Ventre dancers:

• ARIKARA/HIDATSA/MANDAN NATION/[MHA Nation] (ND)

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Assiniboine Indians, Montana 1899.
Assiniboine girl circa 1910

• ASSINIBOINE (MO)

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Blackfoot/Siksika children Blue Snake and Green Snake Woman n.d.
Blackfoot Indians on the Roof of the McAlpin Hotel, Refusing to Sleep in their Rooms, New York City, Photographic Print by American Photographer (date unknown) at Art.com
Chief Duck Blackfoot - 1925

• BLACKFOOT/BLACKFEET (MT/CA)

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The Seven Clans of The Cherokee
The years between Oklahoma statehood in 1907 and the 1971 reemergence of the Cherokee Nation are often seen as an intellectual, political, and literary "dark age" in Cherokee history. In Stoking the Fire, Kirby Brown brings to light a rich array of writing that counters this view. A critical reading of the work of several twentieth-century Cherokee writers, this book reveals the complicated ways their writings reimagined, enacted, and bore witness to Cherokee nationhood in the absence of a funct

• CHEROKEE (OK)

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Circa 1905
Julius Williams (Cayuse), wearing his magnificent horned bonnet (now at Cody, NA.203.1656).
Julius Williams (Cayuse), wearing his magnificent horned bonnet (now at Cody, NA.203.1656).

• CAYUSE (CTU)

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• CHEYENNE (NORTHERN-MT)

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Chickasaw Cessions Map

• CHICKASAW (OK)

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Southern Cheyenne, photographed during a delegation to Washington in 1873.

• CHEYENNE (SOUTHERN-OK)

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Choctaw Nation ITGenWeb
Choctaw Trail Of Tears | Military Road - Choctaw Trail of Tears Marker Photo, Click for full ...

• CHOCTAW (OK)

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Cayuse/Chinook woman known as Ida Howlish or Te-Mow-E-Ne poses with child and many beaded objects :: American Indians of the Pacific Northwest -- Image Portion

• CHINOOK (5 TRIBES OF THE CHINOOK: Willapa, Wahkiakum, Lower Chinook, Kathlamet, and the Clatsop)

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Hole in the Day, Chippewa Chief
with Births & Deaths, 1924-1932 | Turtle Mountain Reservation Chippewa Indians 1932 Census par Jeff Bowen, Couverture souple | Indigo Chapters

• CHIPPEWA (MI/MT/WI)

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Wonderful 4x6 inch reprinted photograph. Professionally printed (not some junk printed on a home computer printer) only the finest quality 4x6 glossy photo ready for your collection!!
Peta Nocona | Topay and Tonicy (wives of Quanah Parker) - Comanche - 1926

• COMANCHE (OK)

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Alabama Coushatta Indian Reservation Tribe of Texas P1075102 by mrchriscornwell, via Flickr
Coushatta - Wikipedia

• COUSHATTA (LA)

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CREE GROUP , 1888

• CREE (MT)

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McIntosh and Weatherford : Creek Indian Leaders by Benjamin W. Griffith

• CREEK (OK)

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Short Bull. Crow. Early 1900s. Photo by Richard Throssel. Source - University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center:
Wañuymi aswan allin, qonqorchaki kausaytaqa: Apsaroke/Crow tribe
Old Coyote - Crow - no date

• CROW (MT)

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Famous People Natives of Maryland | Delaware Indians
Mrs. Paticow, Delaware Tribe, circa 1914. The Lenape are Native American/Native Canadian people. They are also called Delaware Indians after their historic territory along the Delaware River. As a result of disruption following the American Revolutionary War and later Indian removals from the eastern United States, the main groups now live in Ontario (Canada), Wisconsin, and Oklahoma. (V)

• DELAWARE/LENNI LENAPE (OK)

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Mattie Suppee (also known as Mali Supi and Mary Sophie), a Native American girl on the Flathead Indian Reservation in western Montana. Description from pinterest.com. I searched for this on bing.com/images
Flathead (Salish) Indian

• FLATHEAD (MT) - WITH KALISPEL/KUTENAI

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• HOPI (AZ)

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Iroqueses en Búfalo, New York, 1914

• IROQUOIS (CONFEDERACY/SIX NATIONS)

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