[Ai-at-tan-a, chief]

Four Paiute Women in Native Dress; One Weaving Basket, Another Grinding Meal with Metate and Mano, and One with Infant in Cradleboard

Woman Wearing Buckskin Dress Inside Wickiup Grinding Seed With Metate and Mano; Girl and Boy with Her

Quanah Parker, Son of Fragrant Parker, in Native Dress with Breastplate and Holding Feathers

Nampeyo All near Adobe House

Reverend M. R. Voth, Mennonite Missionary, and School Children

Ako and Wife

Two Ute Men Counting or Trading

[Antinaints, Putusio and Wichuts in native dress]

Won-si-vu or Young Antelope or Elk and Ku-ra-tu in Native Dress

[Lodge and tipi]

Charley Working at Blanket Loom Between Two Trees; Nadespa, Woman, Carding Wool; Woman Making Belt on Frame

Charley Working at Blanket Loom Between Two Trees; Nadespa, Woman, Carding Wool; Woman Making Belt on Frame; Girl Nearby

James Big Heart or Playful Ponca, a Mixed Blood

Little Bear Chief

Foot Long, Si-ha han-ska or Siha Han ska

Making Pottery

Pend D'Oreille Mission in the Rocky Mountains in 1862.

White Sands #3, New Mexico

Putorius vison, Linn. Mink. Natural Size. Male & Female.