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Assiniboine Indians
Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe
Crow Creek Sioux Tribe
Kiowa Tribe
Oglala Sioux Tribe
Quileute Indian Tribe
Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians
Standing Rock Sioux Tribe of North & South Dakota

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Spirit Boy
Fishing
Fishing
Building (Eva Little Thunder's House)
Sure Shot and the Buffalo He Felled
Hanging Buffalo Carcass and Removing Entrails
Staking Hide out to Dry
Entrails and Tripe Hung to Dry
Man Setting Triangular Cage
Buffalo Barbecues
Porcupine Control (Shield Thunder Bull)
Porcupine Control (Shield Thunder Bull)
Mrs. Ray Eagle dresses rabbit outside home
Man on Snowshoes with his Rifle, Ready for the Hunt
Pile of rattlesnakes
With a pair of paddles and a light sail, these Quillayute Indians are bound for deep water with a photographer. They reached a point twenty five miles off the coast in about five hours, where the hunter, in the bow speared a seal. The man in the stern is the son of the hunter and his job is to steer and handle the boat while the hunter attends the killing business. The high bow is the characteristic feature of the Quillyute tribe.
Poised in the bow of his fragile canoe, the hunter awaits his chance to hurl the deadly harpoon into the body of his sleeping victim, just beyond distance. His son, in the stern, eases the canoe silently into position for the killing thrust.
A legal catch. Fifty pounds of meat to gorge the folks with
House of Jim Eels
Graduation Photograph Men Displaying Pheasant Kill
Thrashing Barrel
Thrashing Barrel
Striker. Apaches
Snowshoes, an Essential Part of Winter Equipment
Gill Nets Drying after Morning Haul

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