Sioux

Chief Bull and Wife - Chief Bull and Mrs. Bull proudly display the authentic and colorful ceremonial dress worn in many Montana Indian celebrations. Proud of the heritage handed down from the past, the American Indian has begun to share an important and well-deserved place in modern society. (Courtesy, Montana Highway Commission) - postmarked in 1995 with 'Old Glory USA G Postcard Rate' stamp

Sioux-Lakota,Dakota-War bonnet-Native American-Indian

The tipi has been misrepresented as a universal symbol of indigenous architecture, but it was the Plains Indians who… by folke

Class Page for Mrs. Melanie Lewis

Lakota Sioux Symbols. The Lakota Sioux are a Native American tribe, one of the three Sioux tribes of the Plains. Their traditional lands were in modern-day North and South Dakota. The Sioux people are thought to have originated in lower Mississippi, the Ohio river valley.

1908 PHOTO, SIOUX, Native American, antique, Bone Necklace

Young Lakota Sioux Brave by Philip J. Sonier

Lakota alphabet; Gonna ask Ryan about this

Oceti Sakowin tribe is actually made up of smaller tribes. It is also referred to as the Seven Council Fires. Today there are three main groups of Sioux Indian tribe including Dakota, Nakota, and Lakota.

Often referred to as buffalo, tatanka is an important symbol in the Lakota culture. Learn more about the meaning of Tatanka and why it’s held in such high regard.

Typical Facial Features American Native

Me no dum dum. You dum dum.

I am thankful towards Sushma Sharma for sharing up these valuable photographs of old Sikkim. Each photographs are a gem of its own.

The following photographs are of Brulé Sioux, Blackfoot Sioux, Unc-Pa-Pa Sioux, Yanktonai Sioux, Cut Head Sioux, and two chiefs, Sitting Bull and Hole in the

Ever wonder why the North American Indians, like the towering Sioux or the robust Cheyenne, stood head and shoulders above their Mesoamerican counterparts? These majestic creatures weren’t just a…

Sioux Symbols and Meanings. The Sioux nation consists of three divisions: Lakota, Dakota, and Nakota. Lakota refer to themselves as "Ikche-Wichasha" - meaning the Real Natural Humans. This may give you some insight as to the foundation of Sioux symbols. Learn more here.

Sioux Nation, Divisions, Sub tribes- circa 1850

Photography and digital art by Mark S Holly