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Chief
Joseph
Photographed by Edward Curtis |
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Wovoka
(seated), the Paiute holy man who inspired the Ghost Dance. |
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Kicking
Bear, A Miniconjou Lakota who brought news of the Ghost Dance to the Standing Rock
reservation. |
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Chief
Joseph visits Alice Fletcher at the Lapwai reservation |
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A Lakota
Ghost Dance shirt, believed to protect its wearer from bullets. |
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Autographed
photo of Sitting Bull, 1884 |
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Three
Lakota boys on their arrival at the Carlisle Indian School |
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The same
three Lakota boys being the process of deculturization at the Carlisle Indian School |
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George
Armstrong Custer and his Indian scouts pose during the Black Hills expedition of 1874 |
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Sitting
Bull, holy man and chief of the Lakota People |
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Gall, a
Lakota war chief who combined forces with Crazy Horse to crush Custer at the Little
Bighorn |
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White Man
Runs Him, one of the Crow scouts Custer relied on in the campaign that ended at the Little
Bighorn. |
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Looking
Glass, the war chief who helped Chief Joseph direct the epic Nez Perce retreat of 1877 |
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Kiowa and
Cheyenne leaders post at the White House with Mary Todd Lincoln during 1863 meetings with
President Abraham Lincoln. |
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Red Cloud,
a chief of the Olglala Lakota and leader of the most successful Indian campaign against
United States troops |
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Navajo
survivors of the 1864 "Long Walk" that followed Kit Carson's destructive
campaign against their villages. |
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Black
Kettle and other Cheyenne Chiefs conclude peace talks at Fort Weld, Colorado, in September
1864, two months before the Sand Creek Massacre. |
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Man Afraid
of His Horse, an Oglala chief, smokes a ceremonial pipe at the Fort Laramie treaty
negotiations in 1868. |
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Cheyenne
survivors of the Washita attack held under guard at Camp Supply, Indian Territory |
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Many
Horses, Teton Lakota, photographed in 1872 |
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Scabby
Bull, Arapaho |
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Two Whistles, Crow |
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Lakota
women wearing porcupine qulll and dentalium shell decoration |
Shoshone
encampment, 1870
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Plenty
Coups, Crow, Photographeed in 1880 |
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Sia Buffalo Mask |
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