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RMBNNK0P–Tipi american indian tent Campground Upper Sioux Agency State Park Granite Falls Minnesota USA America United States of America
RMG6A630–1930s SMILING PORTRAIT NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN MAN LOOKING AT CAMERA SAN ILDEFONSO PUEBLO NEW MEXICO USA
RMBJW2N0–geography / travel, United States of America, people, American Indian fighting with a grizzly bear, wood engraving, 1860,
RFJJ561E–The portraits and landscapes of Edward S. Curtis 1868 - 1952 focus on the Native American Indian tribes of the Pacific Northwest. Photographs by Edward Sheriff Curtis.
RMBTJXHT–Native American Indian Chief, 'Garry the Spokan chief', detail from diptych titled: 'Garry the Spokan chief and three of his men', photograph, 1861.
RMA6J4NP–Painted statue of native american indian donated to town in 1907 by resident and temperance leader David Fletcher Gotham
RMA8FK7D–19th century portrait of a Native American Indian from old printed plate Algonquin Indian tribesperson USA Dr R W Shufeldt
RMG6A63D–1930s PORTRAIT NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN FAMILY MOTHER FATHER DAUGHTER LOOKING AT CAMERA SAN ILDEFONSO PUEBLO NEW MEXICO USA
RFE58W02–White Feather looks through a morning fog for a family member in an American Indian camp of tepees.
RFJJ5737–The portraits and landscapes of Edward S. Curtis 1868 - 1952 focus on the Native American Indian tribes of the Pacific Northwest. Photographs by Edward Sheriff Curtis.
RMDRYFD9–Kateri Tekakwitha was the first North American Indian to be beatified and subsequently canonized.
RMA8FK79–19th century portrait of a Native American Indian from old printed plate A Sioux Chief USA Tribal chief Dr R W Shufeldt
RMAE1YPH–Native American Indian man with cultural outfit uniform headdress feathers design patterns leather band nature sunset sunrise
RMG16D4X–Chief American Horse photographed by John A. Anderson, 1900. American Horse (1840 - December 16, 1908) was an Oglala Lakota chief, statesman, educator and historian. American Horse is notable in American history as a U.S. Army Indian Scout and a progressi
RMG6A64A–1920s PORTRAIT NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN MAN CHIEF SITTING EAGLE IN FULL HEADDRESS STONEY TRIBE OF BANFF ALBERTA CANADA
RMFDGWXE–George Armstrong Custer. Portrait of General George Custer (1839– 1876), a United States Army officer and cavalry commander in the American Civil War and the American Indian Wars. Photo May 1865
RMD9RD53–Crow Indian chief in a traditional war bonnet and clothing, circa 1900. Hand-colored halftone of a photograph
RFJJ57PA–The portraits and landscapes of Edward S. Curtis 1868 - 1952 focus on the Native American Indian tribes of the Pacific Northwest. Photographs by Edward Sheriff Curtis.
RMCWB7NN–Apaches. Before the storm- Four Apache on horseback on horseback under storm clouds. photo by Edward S. Curtis, 1906
RFPTKTRX–Mascot icon illustration of head of a Native American Indian wearing headdress with crossed tomahawk viewed from front on isolated background in retro
RMFPW1AB–1930s TWO NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN MEN WEARING TRADITIONAL CLOTHING FEATHER HEADDRESSES CHIEF SHOWING BOY HOW TO USE BOW AND ARROW
RMFDMY53–Sitting Bull, a Hunkpapa Lakota holy man and leader, largely responsible for the defeat of General Custer at Little Bighorn. Photo c.1881 by O. S. Goff.
RMD9RD4C–Crow Indian girl Glydis Littlenest, or Rides-a-Sorrel-Horse, circa 1900. Hand-colored halftone of a photograph
RFJJ55TN–The portraits and landscapes of Edward S. Curtis 1868 - 1952 focus on the Native American Indian tribes of the Pacific Northwest. Photographs by Edward Sheriff Curtis.
RMETPJYB–Couple of actors dressed as an Indian Chief and his Squaw, pictured leaving New Zealand House after press conference, 23rd September 1965. They are part of the Canadian National Folk Ensemble who are in the show Les Fux Follets at the Piccadilly Theatre.
RMAWKE3M–An elderly Santa Clara Pueblo Indian man with a classic Chevrolet sits near his home in the Puye Cliffs area
RMERGCHF–Traditional American Indian costume. Three men holding musical instruments, and one woman. Caption reads: 'Indian ceremonial
RMD98D06–Native American Indian man in feather headdress, on horseback, holding bow and arrows, 1 arrow in his mouth, 1908. Photograph by Edward Curtis (1868-1952).
RMM66MHJ–1960s NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN MAN CHIEF GULL WEARING FEATHER BONNET MORLEY STONEY SIOUX FIRST NATIONS RESERVATION ALBERTA CANADA - ki455 CRS001 HARS HEAD AND SHOULDERS OLDSTER STRENGTH WISDOM CANADIAN CHIEF LEADERSHIP POWERFUL PRIDE AUTHORITY ELDERS 70s ADULT STONEY WAR BONNET CLOSE-UP CULTURE HEADDRESS RESERVATION NATIVE AMERICAN ELDERLY MAN 80-PLUS ADULT FEATHERED MALES NATIVE AMERICANS CHIEFTAIN FIRST NATIONS GULL INDIGENOUS MORLEY OCCUPATIONS OLD FASHIONED PERSONS
RMCWAPJT–Russell Means, and Clyde Bellecourt, of AIM (American Indian Movement), after being arraigned in Federal Court for AIM's
RMDERB24–Hopi Talking Chief announcing the coming of a snake dance ceremony, 1800s. Hand-colored halftone of an illustration
RMBNNKK5–Larry Belitz american Indian craftsman artifact Hot Springs South Dakota USA America United States of America drawings leather
RM2B9649R–POCAHONTAS / MATOAKA American Indian princess aged 21 years just before her death 1617 Pocahontas, illustration in Bazilioologia A Booke of Kings, London, Compton Holland, 1618
RFD49H1B–Black Hawk was the leader and warrior of the Sauk American Indian tribe. In the War of 1812, he fought with the British.
