Robert Anderson photograph collection, circa 1950-1987

• Photograph number 1: Shy Sidney Aturine
• Photograph number 2: Glen Honey, George Cesspooch
• Photograph number 3: Glen and George in improvised shade
• Photograph number 4: James Cesspooch sleeping, August 9, 1955
• Photograph number 5: Clayton Cesspooch sleeping after a big night
• Photograph number 6: Bert chopping wood at camp
• Photograph number 7: Unidentified man holding hat
• Photograph number 8: Glen Honey, Crey Cesspooch, George and Bert Cesspooch, Bill at recording session
• Photograph number 9: The boiling pot for feast
• Photograph number 10-12: Unidentified people and events
• Photograph number 13: Bishop Arroeschis
• Photograph number 14-16: Unidentified men
• Photograph number 17: Irene Cesspooch
• Photograph number 18: One of camps at second Sun Dance
• Photograph number 19: Unidentified young girl
• Photograph number 20: The gambling shade at the Sun Dance grounds
• Photograph number 21: Sun Dance Hedge, a day later
• Photograph number 22: Sun Dance Lodge, after dance
• Photograph number 23: Unidentified men
• Photograph number 24: Bryson, Nelson, Evans and Irene Campbell
• Photograph number 25: Beef boiling for feast
• Photograph number 26: Feast preparation shade house, before feast
• Photograph number 27: Bert's camp. Left to Right: Maida, Clayton, Bessie, Irene

• Photograph number 1-7: Unidentified men and women
• Photograph number 8-10: Male dancer
• Photograph number 11-12: Buildings
• Photograph number 13-17: Unidentified people

Photograph number 1-3: Unidentified people

• Photograph number 1: Madeleine Nephi, Thelma, Glenda, Kenneth, Lynda (McCooks), getting water at our house
• Photograph number 2: Kenneth, Lynda, Glenda McCook
• Photograph number 3: Children swimming
• Photograph number 4: Andalia, Alice, Jimmie, Rodell and Delbert Cesspooch
• Photograph number 5: Alice Cesspooch with one of two snakes killed at Red Bridge
• Photograph number 6: Four youngsters at feasting place
• Photograph number 7: Veneta, Alice and Vincentia
• Photograph number 8: Vincentia, Veneta Sireech, Alice Cesspooch
• Photograph number 9: Veneta Sireech, Alice Cesspooch, Vincentia Sireech
• Photograph number 10-12: Unidentified boys at play

Photograph number 1-4: Postcards of the Bear Dance. No.2 has correspondence on the back.

• Photograph number 1: Hoop and dart ball game
• Photograph number 2: Commitros? bags
• Photograph number 3: Cheyenne war bonnet
• Photograph number 4: Bone saddle horn, elk horn scraper
• Photograph number 5: Rawhide rattles?
• Photograph number 6: Rawhide and granite berry crusher, war club, rawhide and stone club
• Photograph number 7: Bone ladle, stone vessel, bone spoons
• Photograph number 8: Rawhide saddle and braided rawhide rope
• Photograph number 9: Feather fan and plume
• Photograph number 10-11: Cheyenne moccasins
• Photograph number 12: Arrows and holder
• Photograph number 13: Berry beads, med bag and bear claw
• Photograph number 14: Shoe

Photograph number 1-3: Unidentified children

• Photograph number 1-3: Unidentified man
• Photograph number 4: Roping cows

Photograph number 1-12: Unidentified people and event, Cheyenne Indians-War Mothers Prints

Photograph number 1-17: Unidentified group and event with American flag in background

• Photograph number 1: Tepee
• Photograph number 2: Woman nursing a child
• Photograph number 3: Terrace houses in Old Oraih Pueblo, Arizona
• Photograph number 4: Women dressing buffalo hides near mouth of the Yellowstone River
• Photograph number 5: Plenty Horses?, a Cheyenne warrior. Photo taken May 10, 1875
• Photograph number 6: Southern Cheyenne horsemen on Reservation, 1892.
• Photograph number 7: A Cheyenne camp on the plains, 1870.

• Photograph number 1-7: Indian camp with tepees and cars
• Photograph number 8: Unidentified men
• Photograph number 9: Indian camp

• Photograph number 1-5: Log homes and farmland
• Photograph number 6: Brick building, school?
• Photograph number 7-9: Unidentified homes
• Photograph number 10: Hotel
• Photograph number 11: Meats and Groceries, Ashland Mercantile
• Photograph number 12-17: Unidentified buildings

Photograph number 1-2: Postcards of "Crazy Indian"

Photograph number 1-14: Unidentified Landscapes

Photograph number 1: "Lucy Little Coyote" beading moccasins

• Photograph number 1: Museum of the Plains Indians
• Photograph number 2: Dog travois
• Photograph number 3: Horse equipment
• Photograph number 4: Smoking equipment
• Photograph number 5: Lobby, south wall
• Photograph number 6: Lobby, west wall
• Photograph number 7: Lobby, north wall
• Photograph number 8: Lobby, east wall
• Photograph number 9: Squaws and tepee
• Photograph number 10: Craft shop

• Photograph number 1-2: Distance view
• Photograph number 3-19: Edifice construction

Photograph number 1-19: Edifice Construction

Photograph number 1-20: Body painting and some edifice construction

Photograph number 1-18: Dancers and musicians

• Photograph number 1-6: Young adults observing activities in field
• Photograph number 7-10: Unidentified people
• Photograph number 11-13: Flag raising ceremony about 8:00 a.m. Saturday. A lengthy affair, conducted in pelting rain.

Photograph number 1-14: Painted dancers

• Photograph number 1-2: Unidentified observers
• Photograph number 3-5: Dancers
• Photograph number 6-10: Unidentified observers
• Photograph number 11-13: Dancers
• Photograph number 14: Resting dancer
• Photograph number 15-16: Unidentified observers

• Photograph number 1-9: Unidentified observers
• Photograph number 10: Two dancers
• Photograph number 11-14: Unidentified observers

• Photograph number 1: Cover of Medicine Man's book. Cheyenne Sundance of Tongue River, instruction book.
• Photograph number 2: Title page of Medicine Man's book.
• Photograph number 3-13: Medicine Man's book. Cheyenne Sundance of Tongue River, instruction book.

• Photograph number 1-4: Dancers
• Photograph number 5: Unidentified observers
• Photograph number 6: Dancers
• Photograph number 7-10: Unidentified observers

Photograph number 1-15: Dancers and unidentified observers

Photograph number 1-20: Unidentified dancers, performers, and observers

Photograph number 1-5: Man modeling the clothing worn during the religious ceremony of the Willow or Sun Dance

Photograph number 1-16: Dancers

• Photograph number 1-2: Unidentified families
• Photograph number 3-6: Unidentified men
• Photograph number 7: Two men talking
• Photograph number 8: Man building a structure
• Photograph number 9: Unidentified man and woman
• Photograph number 10-13: Unidentified families
• Photograph number 14: Man working on equipment
• Photograph number 15: Unidentified family
• Photograph number 16: Two men talking in a field

• Photograph number 1: Unidentified man
• Photograph number 2: Man carrying wood
• Photograph number 3: Man standing next to a structure
• Photograph number 4-5: People with horses
• Photograph number 6-9: Unidentified groups
• Photograph number 10: Farming on an Israel Kibbitz
• Photograph number 11: The people of the Kibbitz in their dining room
• Photograph number 12: Children of the Kibbitz hard at work in the classroom
• Photograph number 13: Unidentified ceremonial procession

• Photograph number 1-7: Tepees and tents
• Photograph number 8-9: Rock shelter

• Photograph number 1-2: Binney Road
• Photograph number 3: Long Jaw family next to desert tipi
• Photograph number 4: Binney
• Photograph number 5: Long Jaw family
• Photograph number 6-7: Binney Road
• Photograph number 8: Tongue River
• Photograph number 9: Divide
• Photograph number 10: Tongue River country
• Photograph number 11: "White" Binney
• Photograph number 12: Binney
• Photograph number 13: Binney Road
• Photograph number 14: Long Jaw family
• Photograph number 15: Catholic Church, Binney
• Photograph number 16: Long Jaw family in front of teepee
• Photograph number 17: Divide
• Photograph number 18: Long Jaw family and their desert teepee

• Photograph number 1: Buffalo country sign
• Photograph number 2-4: Unidentified scenery
• Photograph number 5-8: Wooden frame structure
• Photograph number 9: Unidentified building
• Photograph number 10-12: Unidentified men
• Photograph number 13: Vehicle
• Photograph number 14: Blurry photograph of people

• Photograph number 1: Long-horned cattle among dwellings
• Photograph number 2: Young girl milking a long-horned cow
• Photograph number 3: Natives carrying millet
• Photograph number 4: Farming village of Nigeria from a distance
• Photograph number 5: Cattle out in an August shower in the Nuerland
• Photograph number 6: A Nuer millet garden in October

• Photograph number 1-3: Bedouins and camels
• Photograph number 4: Contemporary farming village on the Jordan West Bank
• Photograph number 5: Animals being driven over stalks of grain
• Photograph number 6: Bedouin cooks

• Photograph number 1: Contemporary Cheyenne village
• Photograph number 2: An older Cheyenne home during the winter

• Photograph number 1: Snow houses of an Eskimo winter village
• Photograph number 2: Eskimos resting during migration, 1913-1916
• Photograph number 3: Eskimo camp, west side of Cappernine River, 1913-1916
• Photograph number 4: Stripping the skin and blubber from a seal, 1913-1916
• Photograph number 5: Eskimos cutting up a caribou
• Photograph number 6: Eskimos fishing near Bernard Harbor, 1913-1916
• Photograph number 7: Higilag and her adopted daughter pegging out deer skin to dry
• Photograph number 8: Caribou meat drying on a rack

• Photograph number 1: Nootka Sound Indian village of Cedar Plant
• Photograph number 2: Hollowed out cedar canoe
• Photograph number 3: Kwakhuitt costume displayed by a woman at hanaims

• Photograph number 1: Machu Pichu
• Photograph number 2: Khafaji, Iraq, reconstruction of the Temple Oval
• Photograph number 3: Tell Asmar, Iraq, A hoard of statuettes from the Square Abu Temple
• Photograph number 4: Model of a small copper chariot drawn by four asses, Tell Agrab, Iraq

• Photograph number 1: Dining room of a Kibbitz
• Photograph number 2: Kibbutz play yard
• Photograph number 3: Carleton Coon
• Photograph number 4: Men building a structure
• Photograph number 5: Middle Eastern woman
• Photograph number 6: Donkey laden with hay
• Photograph number 7: Oil refinery and tank
• Photograph number 8: Coal, oil and natural gas site
• Photograph number 9: Eskimo man in traditional hood
• Photograph number 10: Eskimo in construction clothing

Photograph number 1-11: Musicians, dancer and observers

Photograph number 1-4: Musicians, dancers and observers

Photograph number 1-4: Religious structure

Photograph number 1-2: Buffalo skull placed outside of the frame of a sweat lodge

Photograph number 1-7: Dancers and performers

Photograph number 1-2: Sketches describing the procedures of the Willow dance recorded by a medicine man

Photograph number 1-18: Men roping cattle, riding horses and herding cattle

Photograph number 1-13: Medicine Man's sketches of the instructions of the Willow or Sun Dance

• Photograph number 1: War bonnet
• Photograph number 2: Bone saddle horn, elk horn scraper, and other equipment
• Photograph number 3: Rawhide rattles
• Photograph number 4: Rawhide berry crusher, war club, rawhide and stone club
• Photograph number 5: Bone ladle, stone vessel, and bone spoons
• Photograph number 6-8: Beaded moccasins
• Photograph number 9: Rawhide saddle and braided rawhide last
• Photograph number 10: Arrows and quiver
• Photograph number 11-12: Buffalo switch
• Photograph number 13: Beads and unidentified equipment

Photograph number 1-6: Views of the Willow Dance religious structure

Photograph number 1-4: Views of the Sweat Lodge, buffalo skull placed outside

• Photograph number 1: Tepee
• Photograph number 2-3: Unidentified contemporary buildings
• Photograph number 4-15: Stone structures, buildings, and scenery
• Photograph number 16: Unidentified monument
• Photograph number 17-23: Unidentified buildings
• Photograph number 24: Shibbutz Playground
• Photograph number 25: Tepee