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     « Si vous les hommes blancs, n'étiez jamais venus ici, ce pays serait encore tel qu'il était autrefois. Tout y aurait conservé sa pureté originelle. Vous l'avez qualifié de sauvage, mais en réalité il ne l'était pas, il était libre. Les animaux ne sont pas sauvages, ils sont seulement libres. Nous aussi l'étions avant votre arrivée. Vous nous avez traités de sauvages, vous nous avez appelés barbares, non civilisés. Mais nous étions seulement LIBRES !! » Léon SHENANDOAH, Chef Iroquois (Onontagué), 1915-1996.

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    Ar-ko. Comanche. Late 1800s. Photo by Sawyers and Connolley, Purcell, Indian Territory Black Crane and his family near Busby, Montana - Northern Cheyenne - before 1919 Curly Bear and his wife, Surrendering Woman, with a display of some of their decorative items, in Mo Ellie Ganado. A Navajo (Diné) woman. 1906. Photo by Fred Harvey. Lakota group (part of Buffalo Bill's Wild West), including translator Antoine Prevost. 1886. Photo b
    Cheyenne man, Bird Wild Hog; also known as Hedge Hog 1890. Photo by Christian Barthelmess. On the Umatilla Reservation. 1904. Photo by Lee Moorhouse. Source - National Anthropological Archive Red Fox, Bear Skin, Red Dog, Rocky Bear, Living Bear - Oglala - 1870 Tasunke Waste (aka Good Horse) - Sicangu - 1900 Tesuque Pueblo couple. New Mexico. Late 1800s
    Crow warriors returning home. 1911. Photo by Richard Throssel. Crow group at Crow Agency, Montana ca. 1906-1909. Photo by N.A. Forsyth. Source - Montana Historical Her Know, Dakota Sioux, by Heyn Photo, 1899 Lone Horn (Mniconjou), Pipe (Oglala), Grass (Oglala), Young Elk (Oglala) - 1868 A Shoshone encampment in the Wind River Mountains of Wyoming -WH Jackson, 1870
    Hopi girl in the village of Oraibi, Arizona. ca.1901. Photo by George Wharton James -C.C. Pierce. So Speel-ye. A Walla Walla man. Early 1900s. Photo by Lee Moorhouse. Source - National Anthropological Mah-Je-Gah-Bo (aka He Looks Well Standing) - Ojibwa - circa 1872 Ne-Gon-E-Bin-Ais (aka Flat Mouth) - Ojibwa - 1899 Oglala group in Philip, South Dakota, just north of the Pine Ridge Reservation - no date
    Equai with child - Ojibwa - 1903 Crooked Rib in Montana - Blackfeet (Pikuni) - circa 1900 Frank Cries For War with his wife, Nettie Cries For War, in dance clothes in Oklahoma - Ponca - befo Mahr-Itah-Thee-Dah-Ka-Roosh (aka White Man Runs Him, aka White Buffalo That Turns Around), and his w near Lame Deer fairgrounds on the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana1928
    Chief Quanah Parker and three wives. Comanche. 1892 Cheyenne contraries by cooking pit. Early 1900s. Photo by Richard Throssel.- University of Wyoming, Many Shoots (Kainai Blackfot) and White Headed Chief (Siksika Blackfoot),Reserve in Alberta 1921 Many Shots(Kainai Blackfoot) Calf Bull (Siksika Blackfoot) and White Headed Chief (Siksika Blackfoot Pikuni Blackfeet men and women in Montana, during a ceremony inside a Medicine lodge - circa 1910
    Pikuni Blackfeet singers and dancers in Montana, with a Medicine Lodge in the background circa 1910 Ashishishe (aka Curly), on the Crow Reservation in Montana - Crow - 1900 Ashishishe (aka Curly), on the Crow Reservation in Montana - Crow - before his death in 1923 George L. Nelson - Rappahannock - 1925 A Blackfoot couple. Montana. Early 1900s. Glass lantern slide by Walter McClintock. Yale Collection
    An Old Crow warrior. Early 1900s. Photo by Richard Throssel. Source - University of Wyoming Blackfoot man with knife. ca. 1885-1894. Photo by Alexander J. Ross, Calgary, Alberta Crow man outside medicine tipi Early 1900s. Photo by Richard Throssel.University of Wyoming Interior of chief Klart-Reech's house, Chilkat, Alaska. 1896. Photo by Winter & Pond CHARGING BEAR (Mato Watakpe), Sioux - Western Dakota - Yankton, March 1905.
    Gray Eagle and Pi-Av, Ute (1871), photo by Edward O. Beaman, Azusa Publishing, Englewood, Colo OJIBWAY SAULTEAUX Father & son of the Bungi Tribe, Manitoba, Canada, early 1900s Saulteaux family - 1887 The Prairie, Plains Cree-Saulteaux, 1884 Cadzatzago in Cheyenne, Wyoming - Eastern Shoshone - 1900
    Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho group attending a Frontier Days celebration in Cheyenne Wyomin Black Crow, Left Hand, Scabby Bull – Arapaho – 1898 Chief Duckhunter 1913 The Wooing. (Hand-colored) photo by Roland W. Reed. 1908 Blood Indian pow-wow dance.1910
    Blackfoot camp. 1910. Source - Library and Archives Canada Meditation, Blackfoot (ca. 1915), photo by Roland Reed, Azusa Publishing, Englewood Colo. Frank Moetah and two other Comanche men 1891 Photo by Hutchens & Lanney. Source National Anthropolog Na-Ku-Has-Kit (Little Bear). Cheyenne. 1875 by John K. Hillers. National Anthropological Archives. Thomas No Water. Oglala Sioux. ca. 1899. by Heyn Photo. Source - Library of Congress
    Yellow Bear – Arapaho – 1875 White Mountain Apache Chief Al-Che-Say and his War Council. Late 1800s. by A.Miller.National Anthrop A Potawatomi woman. St Louis, Missouri. 1904. Photo by Charles H. Carpenter. Cayuse women. 1900.By Lee Moorhouse. Source - National Anthropological Archives. Cheyenne American Horse beside his tepee with his two wives, daughters, and son. Montana. 1901.
    Apache Women and Children Prisoners with Two Soldiers, 1881 Sicangu Lakota men and boys in dance clothes,65th annual Rosebud Fair Reservation South Dakota 1941 Black Jack, a freighter for the government at Fort Defiance. ca 1900. Arizona. By Frederick Monsen. At home. Ojibwe family. Wisconsin. 1908. Photo by R.J. Kingsbury. Fille du chef Alchise, White River Apache, Arizona. 1900
    ojibwé in the winter 1900 War chiefs Little Plume (left) and Little Dog (right). Blackfeet. Montana Early 1900s McClintock. A Ute boy with drum. ca. 1900. Source - Utah State University. Pikuni Blackfeet woman fleshing a Bison hide in Montana - no date Photo recolorisée datant de 1908. Indien Ojibwe péchant à la lance.
    Stump Horn Bull aka Hail Stone. Crow. Photo by L.A. Huffman. 1879 Chief Spotted Tail (Siŋté Glešká) with wife and daughter. Brulé Lakota.1876. by J. Morrow. A Blackfoot man. Early 1900s. Source - National Anthropoligical Archives Arapaho camp. ca. 1890s. Photo by Baker & Johnston. Evanston, Wyoming Little Soldier. Oglala Lakota. 1899. Photo by Heyn Photo
    Chief Plenty Coups (on right) and another Crow horseman. Montana.Early 1900s. Photo Richard Throssel Ellie Irving and son. Lakota. ca. 1900. Photo by Anderson Jicarilla Apache group. 1898. Photo by F.A. Rinehart. Nez-Perce girls. Lewiston, Idaho, circa 1890-1900. Photo by Webster. Ute mother and child. ca. 1900. Source - Denver Public Library.
    Wanstall, an Arapaho man. 1899. Photo by Rose & Hopkins. Source Denver Public Library. Chef Tlingit Cow-Dik-Ney. Alaska. 1906. Photo par Case & Draper. Mrs. White Elk. 1879. Cheyenne Poetsenmy,Nez Perce Nimiipu, Colville, Washington. 1906. By E.H. Latham. Montana State Univer Gray Eagle. 1900. Photo by Heyn.
    Poetsenmy, Nez Perce Nimiipu, Colville, Washington. 1906. by E.H. Latham. Montana State University Bakeitzogie (The Yellow Coyote), called Dutchy. Chiricahua Apache.ca. 1880 Black Coyote Southern Cheyenne-1891 Plenty Wounded. Lakota. ca. 1900. Photo by Heyn & Matzen. Source - Library of Congress. Mato Wanarsaka teaches son to shoot the bow. 1899. Photo by Heyn.
    An Apache scout. Fort Apache, Arizona. 1900-1910. Photo by William Henry Jackson Nalte and Gud-i-zz-ah. White Mountain Apache men from San Carlos, Arizona. 1883. By Frank A. Randall Cree family. 1885. Photo by W. Notman.
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