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Thomas American Horse and his wife - Oglala - circa 1899

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Thomas American Horse and his wife - Oglala - circa 1899

Brothers, you are nameless now but not forgotten.

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Edward Wolf Lies Down, Leo Bad Horse, Bird Far Away - Crow - no date.

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Adolph Knock and family. Oglala Lakota Photo by Charles H.

The Assiniboine who called themselves 'Nakota,' meaning 'The Generous Ones,' are of Yanktonai Sioux ancestry originally from the Northern Great Plains of the United States and Canada. In modern times, they have been based in present-day Saskatchewan

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Four Bulls - Assiniboine - 1898

Daughters of Stickwan - Ahtna - 1903

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Daughters of Stickwan - Ahtna - 1903

Unknown, Paul Tom - Kalispel - no date Roseanne's comment: I am going to assume these two are both of the Flathead/Kootenai Nations.

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Kalispel girl in ceremonial dress stands beside Paul Tom, next to a tepee :: American Indians of the Pacific Northwest -- Image Portion

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Little Horse - Oglala - 1899 Heyn Photography, Omaha

Connetza - Chiricahua Apache - 1886. Pinned by indus® in honor of the indigenous people of North America who have influenced our indigenous medicine and spirituality by virtue of their being a member of a tribe from the Western Region through the Plains including the beginning of time until tomorrow.

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Connetza ~ Chiricahua Apache at Fort Bowie ~ Lt. Charles Gatewood identified Connetza as an injured member of Chihuahua's band who had been captured with Geronimo's group.

Mountain Chief, Chief of Leech Lake Ojibways 1860 Pinterest @sweetness

Mountain Chief, Chief of Leech Lake Ojibways 1860 Pinterest @sweetness

Running Antelope, Hunkpapa Sioux; West Superior, Wis.

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American Horse - Oglala - no date

Chief American Horse, Sioux. F. A. Rinehart, 1898.. My Great Grandfather..

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Chief American Horse Sioux 1899 Frank A Rinehart

This picture was taken in 1899, and shows a Shoshone Indian named Heebe-tee-tse. I do not know much about the Shoshone Indians.

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Shoshone Indian named Heebe-tee-tse 1899

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Native American Indian - Old Photos L-R: Wasu Maza (aka Iron Hail, aka Dewey Beard) (Mniconjou) with his wife, Alice Lone Bear-Beard (Oglala) and their granddaughter, Celene Marie Not Help Him (Oglala/Mniconjou) - 1920

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"I will follow the white man’s trail. I will make him my friend, but I will not bend my back to his burdens. I will be cunning as a coyote. I will ask him to help me understand his ways, then I will prepare the way for my children, and their children. The Great Spirit has shown me - a day will come when they will outrun the white man in his own shoes." —Many Horses.

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[CasaGiardino] ♛ Many Horses, a Teton Lakota, photographed in 1872 by Alexander Gardner Courtesy Smithsonian Institution, National Anthropological Archives

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