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Portraits of Hopi People
- 1-2: Portrait of Hopi boy
- 3: Hopi girl holding a basket
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4: Portrait of a Hopi woman wearing jewelry designed by Hopi artist, Fred Kabotie, inspired by patterns found on pottery fragments from ancient ruins
- 5: Hopi woman wearing native jewelry and costume
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6-12: Hopi woman with hair in butterfly whorls (squash-blossom) showing she is of marriageable age
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Portraits of Hopi People
- 13-16: Unidentified woman
- 17-18: Two unidentified women
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19-20: Hopi bride carrying traditional reed doll, wearing handwoven wedding robe, and buckskin leggings and moccasins. Bride is Anna May, daughter of Chief of Old Oraibi
- 21: Stella Fredericks, at Hubbell's in Oraibi
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Portraits of Hopi People
- 22-24: Young Hopi girl
- 25-26: Unidentified woman
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27-28: Woman wearing Hopi jewelry. Necklace is pierced silver with mosaic inlaid turquoise. Medallion and matching bracelet are of Hopi sun symbol design
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29: Hopi woman wearing Hopi jewelry. Bracelet on left arm is a ring of silver inlaid with copper. This type of jelwelry is called 'overlay'
- 30: Unidentified woman
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Hopi Grinding Corn and Weaving
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31-32: Hopi bride grinding corn on old-fashioned grinding stones
- 33-35: Woman weaving coil thunderbird basket
- 36: Woman of Hoteville weaving a wicker basket
- 37-38: Man weaving
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Hopi Craft
- 39: Silversmith sawing a design in a silver strip
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40: Silversmith soldering the cut design to the blank underplate
- 41: Jewelry maker creating a mold
- 42: Jewelry maker pouring mold
- 43: Woman forming a pot
- 44-45: Woman shaping pottery
- 46: Woman applying design
- 47: Woman shaping pottery
- 48-49: Woman applying design
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Groups of Hopi People
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50-53: Group of girls from 8th grade graduating class, 1947, dressed for school dance
- 54: Young daughter and son of Emerson Horace
- 55: Large group of unidentified people
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56-57: Large group of unidentified people in costume
- 58: Hopi woman and two young girls
- 59-60: Children wearing costumes from a play
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Snake and Butterfly Dances
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61-63: Flood after Snake Dance. Pulling Dodge Powerwagon out of a wash
- 64-66: Group at Butterfly Dance
- 67-70: Butterfly dancers at lower Oraibi
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71-73: Butterfly Dance at New Oraibi, August 23, 1947
- 74: Butterfly dancers
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Hopi Kachina Dolls
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75: Hopi Bean Dance kachina. Principal figure in winter ceremonial dance called the Bean Planting Dance
- 76: Hopi rabbit kachina
- 77: Hopi corn kachina
- 78: Hopi cow, squirrel, and corn kachina
- 79: One medium and two small Hopi kachinas
- 80-85:: Hopi kachina doll
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Hopi Kachina Dolls
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Hopi Jewelry
- 96: Hopi jewelry trade-mark and clan symbols
- 97-98: Sandcasting stone mold for jewelry
- 99-100: Hopi earrings
- 101-105: Hopi necklaces
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Hopi Jewelry
- 106-110: Hopi bracelets
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111-112: Six Hopi bracelets. Four overlaid and two stamped
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113-114: Three jewelry boxes, two medallion pins, and one gato
- 115-116: Three jewelry boxes and two gatos
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Hopi Jewelry
- 117: Hopi silver concha belt
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118-119: Two carved Hopi belts with overlaid silver buckles
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120-121: Three concha belts- two copper, one silver
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122: Six overlaid buckles and four Hopi belts- two carved and two concha
- 123: Eight Hopi rings
- 124-125: Three hopi rings
- 126: Seven medallion pins
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Hopi Baskets
- 127: Eight Hopi baskets
- 128: Six Hopi baskets
- 129-131: Thunderbird basket
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Portraits - Navajo Babies
- 132: Baby in cradleboard
- 133: Evelyn Tsinijinnie in her cradleboard
- 134: Baby in her cradleboard
- 135: Baby with a lollipop
- 136-138: Unidentified baby
- 139: Unidentified child
- 140: Girl from Kayenta
- 141: Unidentified child
- 142: Unidentfied baby girl
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Portraits - Navajo Girls
- 143-145: Young girl
- 146-147: Young girl, Judy Jim
- 148: Tsinijinni Tsosie's young daughter
- 149: Unidentified girl
- 150-151: Young girl in traditional costume
- 152-153: Navajo girl
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Portraits - Navajo Girls
- 154: Unidentified girl
- 155: At`ed Ni-zo-nih
- 156-161: Unidentified girl
- 162: Mary James Benally
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163: Helen Thomas. She received this name from a census enumerator who could not learn her real name because of the language barrier
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Portraits - Navajo Women
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164: Helen Thomas. She received this name from a census enumerator who could not learn her real name because of the language barrier
- 165-167: Young woman
- 168-169: Young bride
- 170-173: Unidentified woman
- 174-175: Young wife
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Portraits - Navajo Women
- 176-177: Woman at Squaw Dance
- 178-179: Unidentified woman
- 180: Jennie Yazzi
- 181: Unidentified woman
- 182-183: Navajo squaw
- 184-185: Unidentified woman
- 186: Mary Todechire
- 187: Sam Honie's wife
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Portraits - Navajo Women
- 188: Nellie Brown
- 189-190: Navajo wife, Awe-As-Dzanth Ya'a-Teh
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191-194: Elderly woman, approximately 90 years old, Red Beard's widow. July, 1945
- 195: Elderly woman, Mrs. Jones
- 196: Navajo grandmother, Si-Mah Has-tih
- 197-198: Elderly woman
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Portraits - Navajo Boys
- 199: Unidentified boy
- 200: Clink Black
- 201-202: Unidentified boy with his first hat
- 203: Alonzo Tauneka
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Portraits - Navajo Men
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204-205: Fred Yazzi on his horse at Goulding's, July, 1945
- 206-208: Boyd Little, July, 1945
- 209: Unidentified man
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210: Hosteen Akain. Front cover of Arizona Highways, 1946
- 211: Navajo Medicine Man, Joe Lee
- 212-213: Elderly Navajo man, White Horse
- 214: Elderly Navajo Medicine Man
- 215: Elderly man
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Navajo Families
- 216: Dan Phillips, wife, and two children
- 217: Dan Phillips' two children
- 218: Navajo man and wife
- 219-220: Navajo mother and daughter
- 221-224: Young girl
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Navajo Families
- 226-227: Mother and baby
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228: Woman and child- Ruth Yazzi and Janice. This photograph was published in Arizona Highways in August, 1946
- 229-230: Woman and child- Ruth Yazzi and Janice
- 231: Mother and daughter
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232: Mother and child- Lois Stanley and Marie Stanley
- 233: Mother and daughter
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Navajo Weaving
- 234-235: Navajo Yei-bet-chai blanket
- 236-237: Detail of Navajo Yei-bet-chai blanket
- 238: Two Gray Hills blanket
- 239-241: Woman weaving
- 242-243: Woman and child in front of rug on loom
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Navajo Weaving
- 244-245: Woman weaving
- 246-247: Leon Bradley's wife, weaving
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248: Navajo boy and goat in hogan in front of rug on loom
- 249: Woman weaving
- 250: Child in front of partley woven rug
- 251-253: Woman weaving a rug
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254: Basket made by members of Ute tribe and secured through trade by the Navajo. This basket is used in weddings and other ceremonies
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Navajo Sandpainting and Ceremonies
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255: Medicine man painting the head of the Rainbow Yei
- 256: Medicine man painting first Yei
- 257: Medicine man, John Wilson, painting
- 258: Small Navajo sandpainting
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259: Assistant finishes fourth Yei as Medicine Man instructs
- 260: Medicine man painting Horned Toad Yei
- 261: Medicine man painting black bear
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262: Medicine man completing white bear of small sandpainting
- 263: Medicine man painting
- 264-265: Sandpainting ceremony for Navajo woman
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266-267: Navajo woman and baby eating a ceremonial meal after destruction of sandpainting. July, 1945
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Navajo Sandpainting and Ceremonies
- 268: Medicine man creating a sandpainting
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269: Medicine man painting the body of a female patient
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270-272: Medicine man prepares to feed ceremonial meal to female patient
- 273-274: Medicine man creating a sandpainting
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275: Medicine man prepares base for sandpainting with red desert sand
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276: Medicine man and assistant working on a sandpainting
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277: Medicine man completes Red Ants hogan in a sandpainting
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278-279: Female patient and baby take position in hogan for body painting
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Navajo Sandpainting and Ceremonies
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280: Daughter and son-in-law of a patient, buying food from a trader
- 281: Medicine man and assistant painting two Yeis
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282: Medicine man prepares an evergreen wreath to be worn by a patient, while his assistant grinds turquoise for body paint
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283: Navajo sandpainting. Watch bug completed for close-up
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284: Medicine man and two assistants creating large painting
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285: Medicine man destroys painting at conclusion of ceremony
- 286: Medicine man and sandpainting
- 287-288: Medicine man creating a sandpainting
- 289: Navajo sandpainting
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290: Husband of a patient grinds rock to fine powder
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Navajo Sandpainting and Ceremonies
- 292-295: Man creating a sandpainting
- 296: Navajo sandpainting
- 297: Man with large sandpainting
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298-299: Medicine man in costume and another man in the medicine hogan with large sand painting
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300: Medicine man in costume and another man in medicine hogan for Yei-bet-chai ritual
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301: Man in medicine hogan with large sand painting
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Navajo Silversmith and Jewelry
- 302-303: Silversmith Frank Cadman
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304: Silversmith Frank Cadman working on die-stamped conchas
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305: Female silversmith making Zuni type inlaid butterfly
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306: Female silversmith fits twisted wire to case of Zuni inlaid butterfly
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307-309: Silversmith die-stamping dress and moccasin buttons
- 310: Woman working on Zuni type inlaid butterfly
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311: Femalesilversmith solders case for Zuni type inlaid butterfly
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312: Navajo modern sandcast silver bracelet set with turquoise
- 313: Square bracelet purchased at Canyon de Chelly
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Navajo Squaw Dance
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314-315: Women on wagon at squaw dance near Cow Springs
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316: Women and children on horseback at squaw dance near Cow Springs
- 317: Squaw dance
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318: Men in a group at squaw dance near Cow Springs
- 319-320: Group at squaw dance
- 321: Group of men at the squaw dance
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322: Two Navajo medicine men prepare for the squaw dance
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Navajo Squaw Dance
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323: Two medicine men preparing for the squaw dance
- 324: Men and women at squaw dance
- 325: Group at squaw dance
- 326: Man and woman at the squaw dance
- 327-331: Group at the squaw dance
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4th of July and Christmas Parties
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332-333: Addiki and Yazzi families after dinner at the 4th of July celebration at Goulding's Trading Post, 1944
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334: Hugh Black and family feasting at the 4th of July celebration
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335-336: Elderly woman making fry bread at the 4th of July celebration
- 337: Women cooking at the 4th of July celebration
- 338-344: Christmas party
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Christmas Party
- 345-352: Christmas party
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353: Men and women near stew kettle at a Christmas party at Heflin's. December 21, 1946
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354: Women line up to receive gifts of clothing at Christmas party at Heflin's. December 21, 1946
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355: Women in wagon at Christmas party at Heflin's. December 21, 1946
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356: Navajo women inside trading post. Reuben Heflin trading Navajo rug at Christmas party. December 21, 1946
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357: Women line up to receive gifts of clothing at Christmas party at Heflin's. December 21, 1946
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Children's Clinic
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358-367: Children receiving health services at a clinic on Navajo reservation
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Navajo People - Monument Valley
- 368: Man on horse in Monument Valley
- 369: Two women in the desert
- 370: Two women on their horses in Monument Valley
- 371: Women herding sheep in Monument Valley
- 372: Woman on horse in Monument Valley
- 373: Women herding sheep in Monument Valley
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Miscellaneous Photos of Navajo People
- 374: Woman and husband with a rug for trade
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375: Man and wife buying supplies from a trader's wife
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376: Trader measuring fabric in exchange for Navajo couple's rug
- 377: Woman and baby inside trading post
- 378: Woman buying food inside trading post
- 379: Women trading a rug inside the trading post
- 380: Group inside trading post
- 381: Family in a wagon
- 382: Group of unidentified people
- 383: Unidentified people at a party
- 384: Unidentified group
- 385: Unidentified people at a party
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Miscellaneous Photos of Navajo People
- 386: Unidentified people at a party
- 387: Unidentified group
- 388-389: Group at a party
- 390: Group of unidentified men
- 391-397: Unidentified people at a party
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Miscellaneous Photos of Navajo People
- 398: Unidentified people on range land
- 399: Unidentified men on horseback at the airport
- 400: Navajo ceremonial Mud Dance
- 401-403: Well drilling at Goulding's
- 404-411: Navajo vanadium mine
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Miscellaneous Photos of Navajo People
- 412: Woman on a horse
- 413: Woman and two children on a horse
- 414-415: Woman and child
- 416: Men gambling at Goulding's
- 417: Great granddaughter of Haskinini Begay
- 418: Child and playhouse
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419-420: Leon Bradley's children and Harry Goulding
- 421: Bride and groom
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Miscellaneous Photos of Navajo People
- 422-424: Bride and groom
- 425-426: Man and squaw listening to the juke box
- 427: Two children
- 428: Men and women on horseback
- 429: Man and woman shearing sheep
- 430-431: Woman shearing sheep
- 432: Navajo kachina doll
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Pueblo Girls
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433-434: Santa Clara Pueblo girl dressed in embroidered Mexican shawl
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435-436: Santa Clara Pueblo girl, Melinda May Chavarria
- 437-441: Pueblo girl
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Pueblo Man
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442-443: Tony Whitecloud, performing Pueblo Eagle Dance
- 444: Tony Whitecloud, performing Hoop Dance
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445: Juan Chavarria, former governor of Santa Clara Pueblo
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Pueblo Silversmith
- 446: Pueblo Zuni woman silversmith
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447-449: Pueblo Zuni woman silversmith setting turquoise in inlaid bracelet
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450: Pueblo Zuni woman silversmith files case for inlaid bracelet
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451: Pueblo Zuni woman silversmith sets turquoise in inlaid bracelet
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452: Pueblo Zuni woman silversmith grinds turquoise for cluster bracelet
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Pueblo Crafts
- 453: Pueblo Zuni cluster bracelet
- 454: Pueblo raindrop bracelet
- 455: Pueblo pottery- Tesuque- water god
- 456: Pueblo pottery- Rain God- Tesuque
- 457: Pueblo carved pottery- Santa Clara
- 458: Pueblo pottery collection
- 459-461: Pueblo carved pottery- San Juan
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Pueblo Crafts
- 462: Pueblo pottery- Santa Clara group
- 463: Pueblo pottery- San Ildefonso- black
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464-470: Pueblo pottery- Santa Clara polychrome wedding jar
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Miscellaneous Unidentified Native Americans
- 471: Apache basket
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472: Woman spins 70 foot rope at a ceremony in Gallup
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473: Man and wife performing a rope trick at a ceremony in Gallup
- 474-475: Kiowas performing Stomp Dance in Gallup
- 476-477: Young woman
- 478-479: Young girl
- 480-481: Young woman
- 482: Young girl
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Portraits of Unidentified Native Americans
- 483: Young girl
- 484-486: Young woman
- 487: Woman and baby
- 488: Two young girls
- 489-491: Family of eight
- 492-494: Young boy
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Portraits of Unidentified Native Americans
- 495-496: Young boy
- 497-504: Adult man
- 505-506: Young girl
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Portraits of Unidentified Native Americans
- 507-517: Young children
- 518-519: Elderly woman
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Portraits of Unidentified Native Americans
- 520-530: Unidentified women
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Portraits of Unidentified Native Americans
- 531-542: Unidentified women
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Portraits of Unidentified Native Americans
- 543-547: Unidentified women
- 548-554: Unidentified girls
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Portraits of Unidentified Native Americans
- 555-560: Unidentified girls
- 561: Unidentified boy
- 562-566: Unidentified girls
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Portraits of Unidentified Native Americans
- 567: Unidentified woman
- 568: Unidentified boy
- 569: Unidentified child
- 570-574: Girls
- 575-578: Unidentified women
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Portraits of Unidentified Native Americans
- 579-590: Unidentified women of various ages
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Portraits of Unidentified Native Americans
- 591-592: Women
- 593: Child
- 594-595: Boys
- 596-602: Unidentified men of various ages
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Portraits of Unidentified Native Americans
- 603-611: Unidentified men
- 612-613: Unidentified women
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Portraits of Unidentified Native Americans
- 614-623: Unidentified women
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Unidentified Native Americans and Artifacts
- 624: Unidentified baby
- 625-626: Turquoise ring
- 627: Turquoise butterfly bracelet
- 628: Blanket
- 629: Unidentified woman
- 630-633: Two unidentified children
- 634: Woman and child
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Unidentified Native Americans
- 635-641: Unidentified women and children
- 642: Two elderly people
- 643: Elderly man
- 644: Unidentified man
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Unidentified Native Americans
- 645-646: Man, woman, and two children
- 647: Man and woman
- 648: Woman and child
- 649-650: Man on a horse
- 651: Medicine man and large sand painting
- 652: Person wearing a mask
- 653: Woman and child
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Groups of Unidentified Native Americans
- 654-657: Trading post interior
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658-664: Unidentified people inside of trading post
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Groups of Unidentified Native Americans
- 665-670: Unidentified people inside trading post
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671: Group of people walking, on horseback, and in wagon
- 672: Unidentified group at a gathering
- 673: Unidentified group of people outside at night
- 674: Group of women walking outdoors
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Miscellaneous Photos
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675: Gallup ceremony. Apache crown on Devil Dancers
- 676: Gallup ceremony. Kiowa Dancers from Oklahoma
- 677: Man making jewelry
- 678-679: Three men making jewelry
- 680-681: Man making a mold
- 682: Man with kachina dolls
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Unidentified Native Americans Weaving
- 683-684: Woman and girl weaving
- 685-686: Two women setting up a weaving frame
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687: Two women and one man setting up a weaving frame
- 688-690: Woman weaving
- 691-692: Woman and child weaving
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Scenery
- 693: The Setting Hen, Monument Valley
- 694: Monument Valley sandstone monoliths
- 695: Monument Valley
- 696: Monument Valley. Castle Butte and Na-ta-nih
- 697-699: Monument Valley
- 700-701: Mummy Cave
- 702: Grand Canyon from Lipan Point
- 703: Grand Canyon, late afternoon
- 704: Grand Canyon
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Scenery
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705-706: Canyon del Muerto. Standing Cow ruin. Canyon de Chelly National Monument, Arizona
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707: Canyon del Muerto. Pictographs. Canyon de Chelly National Monument, Arizona
- 708-709: Mexican Hat landmark
- 710-712: Goosenecks of the San Juan
- 713: Mt. Timpanogos, Utah
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Scenery
- 714-715: La Sal Mountains. Geiser Pass
- 716: La Sal Mountains
- 717: La Sal Mountains. Blue Lake
- 718: Bluff, Utah. Navajo Twins
- 719-720: Rainbow Bridge
- 721: Arches National Monument north window
- 722: Bryce Canyon National Park from Sunset Point
- 723: Zion National Park, Angel's Landing
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Scenery
- 724-727: Spanish Fork Canyon, Utah in autumn
- 728: Circle Cliffs Country, southern Utah
- 729: Kaibab Plateau aspens
- 730: Unidentified rock formations
- 731: Unidentified rock arch
- 732: Unidentified adobe buildings
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