Ethnographic Photographs of California Indian and Sonora Indian Subjects by Alfred L. Kroeber, 1901-1930
Ethnographic Photographs of California Indian and Sonora Indian Subjects by Alfred L. Kroeber, 1901-1930
Collection number: Accession 4687
Catalog numbers: 15-1326 to 15-1481, 15-2490 to 15-2498, 15-2703 to 15-2735, 15-3770 to 15-3865, 15-3648 to 15-3746, 15-3750 to 15-3768, 15-3843 to 15-3850, 15-4171 to 15-4200, 15-4309 to 15-4342, 15-5056, 15-5066 to 15-5068, 15-5084, 15-5401 to 15-5412, 15-5683 to 15-5796, 15-6397, 15-6398 to 15-6403, 15-6404, 15-8265 to 15-8267, 15-8726 to 15-8743, 15-8770, 15-8771
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Ira Jacknis (1952-2021) was a Reserach Anthropologist at the Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley. In addition to visual anthropology, his interests included museology, the history of anthropology, and the art and culture of Indians of Western North America.
1 Robert F. Heizer, "History of Research," in California, ed. Robert F. Heizer, Handbook of North American Indians, 8, ed. William C. Sturtevant (Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution, 1978), 8; Sylvia Brakke Vane, "California Indians, Historians, and Ethnographers," California History 71 (1992):335. For invaluable assistance in locating and evaluating the Kroeber photographs, I would like to thank Mary Johenk, undergraduate at University of California, Berkeley. For stimulating conversations and guidance, I thank Eugene Prince, photographer, Hearst Museum, and Sally McLendon, City University of New York.
2 Unfortunately, there is no comprehensive review of California Indian photography; see Theodora Kroeber and Robert F. Heizer, Almost Ancestors: The First Californians (San Francisco: Sierra Club, 1968). For pre-photographic representations in drawings, paintings, and etchings, see Theodora Kroeber, Albert B. Elsasser, and Robert F. Heizer, Drawn from Life: California Indians in Pen and Brush (Socorro, NM: Ballena Press, 1977).
3 Peter E. Palmquist, "Mirror of Our Conscience: Surviving Photographic Images of California Indians Produced Before 1860," Journal of California Anthropology 5 (1978):163-78.
4 Sally McLendon, "Preparing Museum Collections for Use as Primary Data in Ethnographic Research," in The Research Potential of Anthropological Museum Collections, eds. Anne-Marie Cantwell, James B. Griffin, Nan A. Rothschild (Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 376, 1981), 203.
5 Pliny E. Goddard, Life and Culture of the Hupa (University of California Publications in American Archaeology and Ethnology 1, 1903), 1-88.
6 Kroeber reported that most of his Arapaho photos had been destroyed in the San Francisco earthquake and fire of 1906. To date, the surviving prints to which he referred have not been located in the American Museum's collections. Alfred L. Kroeber to Clark Wissler, 19 October 1906, Dept. of Anthropology Archives, American Museum of Natural History (AMNH).
7 Timothy H. H. Thoresen, "Paying the Piper and Calling the Tune: The Beginnings of Academic Anthropology in California," Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences 11 (1975):257-75.
8 Kroeber retired from the Museum in 1947, serving as director emeritus until his death in 1960.
9 Kroeber's academic positions were: instructor (1901-06), assistant professor (1906-11), associate professor (1911-19), full professor (1919-46), professor emeritus (1946-60).
10 . . . Theodora Kroeber, Alfred Kroeber: A Personal Configuration (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1970).
11 Ira Jacknis, "Franz Boas and Exhibits: On the Limitations of the Museum Method of Anthropology," in Objects and Others: Essays on Museums and Material Culture, ed. George W. Stocking (Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1985), 75-111; "The Ethnographic Object and the Object of Ethnology in the Early Career of Franz Boas," in Volkgeist as Method and Ethic: Essays on Boasian Ethnography and the German Anthropological Tradition, ed. George W. Stocking (Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1996), 185-214.
12 For a critical statement of Boas's "objective" and collecting orientation to ethnology, see his 1903 testimony to the Smithsonian committee investigating the Bureau of American Ethnology, in Curtis M. Hinsley, Jr., Savages and Scientists: The Smithsonian Institution and the Development of American Anthropology, 1846-1910 (Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1981), 268; and Jacknis, "The Ethnographic Object and the Object of Ethnology."
13 Timothy H. H. Thoresen, "Kroeber and the Yurok, 1900-1908," in Yurok Myths, by Alfred L. Kroeber (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1976), xxi.
14 Regna D. Darnell, "The Development of American Anthropology, 1879-1920: From the Bureau of American Ethnology to Franz Boas" (Ph.D. dissertation in Anthropology, University of Pennsylvania, 1969), 299-318; Harner and McLendon in Eric R. Wolf, "Alfred Kroeber," in Totems and Teachers: Perspectives on the History of Anthropology, ed. Sydel Silverman (New York: Columbia University Press, 1981), 58-60; Thomas Buckley, "Kroeber's Theory of Culture Areas and the Ethnology of Northwestern California," Anthropological Quarterly 62 (1989):15-26.
15 Alfred L. Kroeber to Franz Boas, 19 May 1903, AMNH.
16 Alfred Kroeber and Frederic W. Putnam, The Department of Anthropology of the University of California (Berkeley: University of California, 1905).
17 Thomas Buckley, "'The Little History of Pitiful Events': The Epistemological and Moral Contexts of Kroeber's Californian Ethnology," in Volkgeist as Method and Ethic: Essays on Boasian Ethnography and the German Anthropological Tradition, ed. George Stocking (Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1996), 257-97.
18 Alfred L. Kroeber, Handbook of the Indians of California (Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin no. 78, 1925), v.
19 Kroeber, Handbook, vi.
20 Actually Kroeber seems to have used a variety of camera formats, including 2 1/2 by 3 1/2, 3 1/4 by 3 1/4, 3 1/2 by 5 1/2, 4 by 5, 5 by 7, 6 1/2 by 8 1/2, 8 by 10 inches. Such a diversity within a few years is a little surprising; it is not clear if these were all Museum cameras. He never seems to have used glass-plate negatives.
21 Thoresen, "Paying the Piper."
22 Thoresen, "Kroeber and the Yurok."
23 Ira Jacknis, "Alfred Kroeber as a Museum Anthropologist," Museum Anthropology 17 (1993):27-32.
24 Yurok wooden door (1-11855), collected in May, 1907 (Phoebe Hearst Museum of Anthropology, accession 288).
25 See Ira Jacknis, "Franz Boas and Photography," Studies in Visual Communication 10 (1984):2-60; "James Mooney as an Ethnographic Photographer," Visual Anthropology 3 (1990):179-212.
26 In June, 1907, Kroeber recorded the Yurok "Medicine for the Dead" on nineteen wax cylinders (37 min., 30 sec.), translated in Alfred L. Kroeber, Yurok Myths (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1976), 305-07. "The formulist here addresses 19 landmarks (rocks that embody or contain spirits) beginning upriver and ending at the mouth of the Klamath at Requa." Richard Keeling, A Guide to Early Field Recordings (1900-1949) at the Lowie Museum of Anthropology (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1991), 81. Many of Kroeber's scenic shots were used by his student Thomas T. Waterman in his Yurok Geography (University of California Publications in American Archaeology and Ethnology 16, 1920), 177-314.
27 For Mooney, cf. Jacknis, "James Mooney."
28 Ira Jacknis, "George Hunt, Kwakiutl Photographer," in Anthropology and Photography, 1860-1920, ed. Elizabeth Edwards (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1992), 146.
29 Jacknis, "Franz Boas and Photography"; Elizabeth Edwards, "Photographic 'Types': The Pursuit of Method," Visual Anthropology 3 (1992):235-58.
30 Jacknis, "Franz Boas and Photography."
31 William J. Wallace, "Hupa, Chilula, and Whilkut," in California, ed. Heizer, 176.
32 Jerald Jay Johnson, "Yana," in California, ed. Heizer, 367.
33 Robert F. Heizer and Theodora Kroeber, eds., Ishi, The Last Yahi: A Documentary History (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1979), 154.
34 Kroeber, Handbook.
35 Kroeber, Handbook, pl. 78. Of course, "Ishi" was not his real name, which he refused to divulge. Ishi, meaning "man" in Yahi, was given to him by Kroeber (Theodora Kroeber, Ishi in Two Worlds: A Biography of the Last Wild Indian in North America (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1961; deluxe, illustrated edition, 1976), 127-29.
36 Alfred Kroeber and Samuel A. Barrett, Fishing Among the Indians of Northwestern California (University of California Anthropological Records 21, 1960), 152; Alfred Kroeber and Edward W. Gifford, World Renewal: A Cult System of Native Northwest California (University of California Anthropological Records 13, 1949), 29-30, 33-34.
37 Several of Kroeber's physical-type portraits and most of his metric data were published by Edward W. Gifford as part of his summary of California Anthropometry (University of California Publications in American Archaeology and Ethnology 22, 1926), 217-390. Gifford also includes a list of published portraits of Californian Indians (345-46). Interestingly, Gifford did not seem able to incorporate visual data into his analyses, using them more as confirmation and as illustrations. For a discussion of racial type photography in nineteenth century anthropology, see Edwards, "Photographic Types."
38 As Sally McLendon points out (pers. comm.), not all these "photographers" took their own pictures. The wonderful images associated with Grace Nicholson, for example, were probably taken by her field associate, Carroll S. Hartman (see McLendon, "Preparing Museum Collections," 213-18). She also notes that few photographers represented Indians from all over the state. Unlike Kroeber and Curtis, most worked among the Native peoples around their homes. There is still much research to be done on this subject.
39 Peter E. Palmquist with Lincoln Kilian, A.W. Ericson. The Photographers of the Humboldt Bay Region, 7 (Arcata, CA: Peter E. Palmquist, 1989), 95-97; revised edition of Fine California Views: The Photographs of A.W. Ericson (Eureka: Interface California Corporation, 1975).
40 T. Kroeber and Heizer, Almost Ancestors, as well as the recent magazine, News from Native California, edited by Malcolm Margolin (Berkeley: Heyday Books, 1987 ).
41 T. Kroeber, Ishi in Two Worlds.
Yurok
Bows 15-1332
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Drum 15-1333
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Baskets 15-1334
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Baskets 15-1335
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Dresses and head-bands 15-1336
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Interior of house 15-1337
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Interior of house 15-1338
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Carved rock 15-1339
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Carved rock 15-1340
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Carved rock 15-1341
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Carved rock 15-1342
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Klamath River, looking up 15-1343
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Klamath River, rapids 15-1344
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Fishing place 15-1345
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Klamath River 15-1346
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Klamath River 15-1347
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Rock, past which women do not go in a canoe 15-1348
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Trinity River 15-1349
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Klamath River 15-1350
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Klamath River 15-1351
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Village site 15-1352
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Klamath 15-1353
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Rainbow, between Turip and Wohkel 15-1354
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Fresh water lagoon, looking west 15-1355
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Freshwater and Stone Lagoons, looking south 15-1356
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Freshwater Lagoon, looking northwest 15-1357
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Freshwater Lagoon 15-1358
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Freshwater Lagoon 15-1359
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Looking down river from Pekwuten (Canyon Tom's) 15-1403
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Pekwuten and Ertlerger and view of the Trinity 15-1404
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Below Ertlerger 15-1405
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The "bar" 15-1406
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Looking up stream. Looking up the Klamath from Weitchpec 15-1407
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Site of Loolego 15-1408
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Houke arekw (Houkcarek) rock 15-1409
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Slope where first dance of Weitchpec jumping dance is made 15-1410
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Slope where first dance of Weitchpec jumping dance is made 15-1411
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Part of Weitchpec and the bar 15-1412
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Old houses (Stone's and Billy Work's) 15-1413
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Two old houses 15-1414
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House site 15-1415
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Susie's House 15-1416
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Sweat-house 15-1417
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Sacred rock near large pepper tree 15-1418
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Yurok children (Yurok 1/2; White 1/4; Chinese 1/4) 15-1419
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View 15-1420
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Row of three houses 15-1421
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"Bluejay's buckskin" rock (\?) 15-1422
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Kewet Mt. (Weitchpec ridge) seen from down the river 15-1423
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A'men Lake (Wilson Creek, north of Requa) cf 144 15-1424
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The first redwood upstream 15-1425
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Rockpile deposited by women 15-1426
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The farthest upstream redwood 15-1427
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no description. 15-1428
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Trimmed tree, north side of river 15-1429
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Place where dead emerge 15-1430
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Where boat from Requa lands when getting sweathouse sticks for jumping dance 15-1431
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The mouth of the river 15-1432
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The mouth of the river 15-1433
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Looking up the river 15-1434
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Lake A'men (cf 133-lower end of lake) 15-1435
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Southernmost of three ranch sites 15-1436
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The beach at southernmost 15-1437
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Northernmost ranch sites-also mouth of Wilson Creek 15-1438
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Middle of three ranch sites, old house still standing 15-1439
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Northernmost ranch 15-1440
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View 15-1441
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The mouth of the Klamath and part of Requa ranch 15-1442
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The mouth of the Klamath and part of Requa ranch 15-1443
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Welko 15-1444
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Yurok child (1/2 or 3/4 Indian) 15-1445
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Woman (Indian), girl (1/2 or 3/4 Indian) and child (1/1 or 3/4 Indian) 15-1446
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Yurok men from near Requa 15-1447
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Yurok men from near Requa 15-1448
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Woman (Indian), 2 children (as in 156) 15-1449
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Yurok boy (3/4 Indian) 15-1450
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Yurok boys (Indian, 3/4 Indian) 15-1451
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Yurok boys and house (right Indian, left 3/4 Indian) 15-1452
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Yurok children (cf 156) 15-1453
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Door of old house (in which to prepare for jumping dance) 15-1454
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House used for jumping dance (cf 164) 15-1455
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Mouth of the Klamath 15-1456
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Looking up river at high tide 15-1457
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Lagoon of the Klamath at mouth, looking south 15-1458
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Place for dancing of last two days of Requa jumping dance, at foot of tree 15-1459
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Place for dancing of last two days of Requa jumping dance, at foot of tree 15-1460
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Orick (P.O.) Redwood Creek from south 15-1461
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From hill above Arekw of Lagoon at mouth of Redwood Creek from south 15-1462
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From hill above Arekw of Lagoon at mouth of Redwood Creek from south 15-1463
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Freshwater Lagoon, looking south from ridge which divides this Lagoon from Redwood Lagoon 15-1464
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Freshwater Lagoon, looking south from ridge which divides this Lagoon from Redwood Lagoon 15-1465
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Site of old Arekw 15-1466
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North end of Big Lagoon 15-1467
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Sacred rock 15-1479
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Sacred rock 15-1480
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Tree dressed for sweathouse wood 15-1481
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Yurok 15-2703
Yurok 15-2704
Stone (male) 15-2705
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Stone (male) 15-2706
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Stone (male) 15-2707
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Yurok Indians (only 1st, 5th, 7th full bloods) 15-2708
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Yurok Indians (only 1st, 5th, 7th full bloods) 15-2709
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Jackson Ames, probably half Chinese 15-2710
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Dave 15-2711
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Yurok boys 15-2712
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Domingo with drum for gambling 15-2713
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Domingo with drum for gambling 15-2714
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Yurok Indians (boy full blood, Robert Frank) 15-2715
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Half breed Yurok with quarter breed children 15-2716
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Half breed Yurok with quarter breed children 15-2717
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Dandy 15-2718
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Dandy 15-2719
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Sam Smoker 15-2720
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Jenny 15-2721
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Jenny's sister 15-2722
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Board-covered graves and old houses 15-2723
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Steve 15-2724
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Emma and children group 15-2725
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Yurok half breed children group 15-2726
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Yurok half breed children group 15-2727
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Uppermost rapids with rock in stream where being lives who takes drowned men's bones 15-2728
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Umits fishing, seen from bank above 15-2729
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Umits of Shaa, raising dip net 15-2730
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The fish-dam site at Kepel, looking upstream 15-2731
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On Klamath River. North side between Kepel and Meta 15-2732
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Interior of sweathouse 15-2733
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Meta and trees trimmed for sweat house wood 15-2734
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Interior of old house 15-2735
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Weitchpec Henry (158) 15-3769
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Weitchpec Henry (158), profile 15-3770
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Weitchpec Steve (Adams) (159) 15-3771
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Weitchpec Steve (Adams) (159) profile 15-3772
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Jackson Ames (160), 1/2 Yurok, 1/2 Chinese, full length 15-3773
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Jackson Ames (160), full face 15-3774
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Tommy Peter (161) 15-3775
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Tommy Peter (161), profile 15-3776
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Jimmy Frank (162), 1/4 White 15-3777
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Native house at Weitchpec, belonging to Stone 15-3778
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Stone's house with adjacent house of Billy Work 15-3779
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Six children of John Gist, they are 1/4 Yurok 15-3780
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Domingo (164) 15-3781
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Juanita (165), old woman 15-3782
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Juanita (165), profile 15-3783
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Madam (166), wife of Domingo 15-3784
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Madam (166), profile 15-3785
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Maggie (171) 15-3786
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Looking southeast from village site 15-3787
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Ned (167) 15-3788
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Ned (167), profile 15-3789
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Dave Durban (170), profile 15-3790
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Dave Durban (170), full face 15-3791
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Win Scott, 1/2 Yurok, 1/2 White 15-3792
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Molly (172), mother of Fancin; old woman, 15-3793
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Molly (172), mother of Fancin, profile 15-3794
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Stone (174), old man 15-3795
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Stone (174), profile 15-3796
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Stone (174), profile 15-3797
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Baby of Lena Henry Allen grandchild of 3769, 1/4 White 15-3798
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Lena Henry Allen (176) daughter of 3769, profile see 13-1410 15-3799
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Lucky (180) of Merip, old man 15-3800
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Lucky (180) of Merip, profile 15-3801
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Dan (181) of Kenek, old man 15-3802
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Dan (181), profile 15-3803
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Rock on sandbar below village -site called Kwenometur see page 14 of notebook 70-A.L.K. 15-3804
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Rapids at Kenek, with mythological rocks 15-3805
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Woweyek, famous fish place at rapids 15-3806
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Looking upstream from point of view of last 15-3807
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Woweyek, famous fish place at rapids 15-3808
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House-sites of Thunder (to left in grass) and of Earthquake (to right in brush), back of present village-site-see page 15 of notebook 70, A.L.K. 15-3809
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Home-site of Porpoise (depression in foreground) behind this wooded depression said to form a small lake in the winter 15-3810
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Home-site of Raccoon (depression in foreground) and of Coyote (in front of nearest central clump of trees) In background, prairie opposite and below Kenek 15-3811
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Henry Campbell, old man 15-3812
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Henry Campbell, profile 15-3813
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Interior of native house, looking from entrance across floor 15-3814
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Interior of native house, looking across central pit 15-3815
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Interior of native house, looking toward entrance across floor 15-3816
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Looking downstream to hill opposite Kepel, on which grow the farthest upstream redwoods on the Klamath River 15-3817
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Umits (183), old man 15-3818
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Umits (183), profile 15-3819
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Molly, old woman 15-3820
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Molly, profile 15-3821
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Liza Griffin (186) and Emma Thomas (187) of Murek 15-3822
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Liza Griffin (186) of Murek 15-3823
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Liza Griffin (186) of Murek, profile 15-3824
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Kewet Mt. (behind Weitchpec) looking upstream from flat on which Kepel village is built 15-3825
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Hill across river from Kepel, down which fir branches are rolled for fish dam 15-3826
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Hillside downstream from last, opposite Kepel, redwoods, the farthest up stream on Klamath River 15-3827
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Looking down Klamath River; on hillside to right is fir tree trimmed for sweathouse use 15-3828
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Sacred sweathouse 15-3829
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Rear of house in which jumping dance is held; behind this another native house; to left, a sweathouse, and to left of this, corner of graveyard 15-3830
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Corner of house; showing door, now in museum as specimen 1-11855 15-3831
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Alice Frank (202), young woman, niece of 3790, in native costume, full length 15-3832
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Alice Frank (202) 15-3833
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Alice Frank (202), full face 15-3834
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Alice Frank (202), profile 15-3835
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Two children of Alice Frank 15-3836
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Robert Frank (194), brother of Alice Frank 15-3837
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Robert Frank (194), profile 15-3838
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Freshwater Lagoon, looking n.w. 15-3839
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Freshwater Lagoon, looking s.w. These two views piece together 15-3840
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Freshwater Lagoon, looking south These two views piece together 15-3841
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Looking southwest across Stone Lagoon, village site of Tsakhpekw in center 15-3842
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Oliver, Terkr's grandson 15-3851
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Two children of Fancin, part White 15-3852
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Two children of Fancin, part White 15-3853
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Lucky (180) of Merip 15-3854
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Lucky (180) of Merip 15-3855
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Dan (181), old man 15-3856
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Dan (181), profile 15-3857
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Carved boulder "Akhtemar hasi" 15-3858
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Carved boulder "Akhtemar hasi" 15-3859
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Carved boulder "Akhtemar hasi" 15-3860
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View northward over bar in front of Stone Lagoon 15-3861
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View northward over bar in front of Stone Lagoon facing further east 15-3862
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Goat Rock, from north 15-3863
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Dry Lagoon, from south. Village site on light area to right (E) of barn Goat Rock is in background 15-3864
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Looking south from over Big Lagoon, Patrick's Point in background 15-3865
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Houses, Yurok village of Waxcek 15-6377
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Fanny Flounder, last Yurok Doctor on porch of her house 15-?
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Hupa
Sacred house 15-1326
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View from river 15-1327
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Trinity River 15-1328
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Trinity River 15-1329
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Trinity River 15-1330
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Trinity River 15-1331
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Rachel Sherman (girl) (2) and Mrs. Nancy Sherman (her stepmother) (3) with baby in basket 15-3647
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Robinson Shoemaker (4), young man cf 3846, 15-3648
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Chicken hawk (6) 15-3649
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Chicken hawk (6), old man, profile, 15-3650
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Mrs. Freddie (8), elderly woman, 15-3651
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Freddie (7), elderly man, 15-3652
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Freddie (7) and his wife (8) 15-3653
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Mrs. Freddie(8), and Mr. Freddie (7), elderly people, profile 15-3654
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Dora (10) and Fanny (9), young and old woman 15-3655
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Fanny (9), Dora (10), in reverse order, profile 15-3656
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Jim Anderson (11), elderly man 15-3657
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Jim Anderson (11), elderly man, profile 15-3658
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Three boys: Wilson Pratt (12), Hopi Sam (reservation shoemaker), Frank Davis (13) 15-3659
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Three boys: Wilson Pratt (12), Hopi Sam (reservation shoemaker), Frank Davis (13) -in reverse order, profile 15-3660
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Two small boys: Charles Peter (15) and Amos Little (14) 15-3661
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Two small boys: Charles Peter (15) and Amos Little (14) 15-3662
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Group of 16 girls, including mixed bloods 15-3663
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4 school girls: Effie Davis (24), Inez Socktich (21), Sara Adams (19), Lulu Todi (22) 15-3664
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4 school girls: Effie Davis (24), Inez Socktich (21), Sara Adams (19), Lulu Todi (22), profile 15-3665
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3 school girls: Helen Young (51), Lily McKeever (85), Lillian Jackson 15-3666
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3 school girls: Helen Young (51), Lily McKeever (85), Lillian Jackson profile 15-3667
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6 small school boys: Raymond Johnny, Anton Stansen, Chester Davis (46), Earl Hostler (118), Bob Oscar (123), Amos Little (14) 15-3668
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6 small school boys: Raymond Johnny, Anton Stansen, Chester Davis (46), Earl Hostler (118), Bob Oscar (123), Amos Little (14), profile 15-3669
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3 school boys: Freddie Ashton (49), Luther Tom (57), Philip Lack (27) 15-3670
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3 school boys: Freddie Ashton (49), Luther Tom (57), Philip Lack (27) profile 15-3671
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Three school boys: Frank Socktich (63), Luce Bosky, Dennis Slegoch 15-3672
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Three school boys: Frank Socktich (63), Luce Bosky, Dennis Slegoch, profile 15-3673
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Three school boys, 1/4-3/4 White: Henry Penny (125), Gorham Hickox (111), Fitzsimmons Orfield 15-3674
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5 small school boys: Francis Colegrove, Fred Rickey (117), Henry Cooper (110), Charlie Hayden (116), George Randall (95) 15-3675
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4 mixed blood school boys: Orville Allen (121), Robert Blodgett (73), Theodore Bob (64), Ernest Marshall 15-3676
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Amos Little (14), full and profile, also in 3660, 3661, 3668, 3669 15-3677
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Martin Gardner, full and profile 15-3678
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Laffayette Davis, full and profile 15-3679
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4 school girls: Florence Safford (89), Sara Bennett (88), Ollis Orcutt, Sophie Campbell (50) 15-3680
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Sophie Campbell (50) 15-3681
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4 school girls: Lida Caesar (133), Lulu Todi (22), Sara Adams (19), Florence Pratt (84) 15-3682
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Lida Caesar (133) 15-3683
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Lida Caesar (133), profile 15-3684
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Two school girls: Lulu Todi (22), Sara Adams (19), profile 15-3685
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4 school boys: Jette Albers (120), Jim Marshall (28), Sherman Young (108), William Hodge (76) 15-3686
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4 school boys: Philip Lack (27), Hiram Lack (\?) (78), Robert Blodgett (73), Freddie Ashton (49) 15-3687
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Freddie Ashton (49) 15-3688
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Freddie Ashton (49), profile 15-3689
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School boy, Albert Richard (70), full and profile 15-3690
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School boy, Francis Davis, full and profile 15-3691
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Arthur Saxon, Hupa policeman ( 91), full length 15-3692
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Arthur Saxon, Hupa policeman (91), profile 15-3693
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Arthur Saxon, Hupa policeman (91), full face 15-3694
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4 school girls: Helen Young (51), Cepha Allen, Flora Maple (138), Caroline Eve 15-3695
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Helen Young (51) see also 3666, 2695 full face and profile 15-3696
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3 school girls: Violet Davis (82), Inez Socktich (21), Martha Socktich (135) 15-3697
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3 school girls: Violet Davis (82), Inez Socktich (21), Martha Socktich (135) profile 15-3698
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2 mixed-blood school girls: Georgie Billy (60) on right 15-3699
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3 school girls: Lottie James (26), Emily Henry (61), Susie Jerry (67) double exposed 15-3700
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3 school girls: Lottie James (26), Emily Henry (61), Susie Jerry (67) 15-3701
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3 school girls: Lottie James (26), Emily Henry (61), Susie Jerry (67), in reverse order profile 15-3702
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Group of Indian school girls 15-3703
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School girl, Bessie Johnny (25), full and profile 15-3704
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School girl, Elsie Smoker (33), full and profile 15-3705
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School girl Lizzie John (65), full and profile 15-3706
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2 boys, William Smoker (80) and Henry Campbell (74) 15-3707
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Lehman Campbell (92), full and profile 15-3708
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2 school girls, Ethel Campbell (37) and Nancy Lack (39) 15-3709
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2 school girls, Ethel Campbell (37) and Nancy Lack (39), profile 15-3710
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Gladys Matilton (93) 15-3711
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Gladys Matilton (93), profile 15-3712
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Spencer (96) 15-3713
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Angelina Stevens (98), small girl, profile 15-3714
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Bob Senalton (99), man 15-3715
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Bob Senalton (99), man, profile 15-3716
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Ellen Davis (100), woman 15-3717
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Ellen Davis (100),woman, profile 15-3718
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Part of old house (Sanixon's) at Hostler village. The carved door slab is museum specimen 1-11653 15-3719
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Baldy (101), old man 15-3720
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Baldy (101), old man, profile 15-3721
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Jeff Baldy (103), young man 15-3722
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Jeff Baldy (103), young man, profile 15-3723
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Finlay Smith (104) 15-3724
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Lucinda Jack (105) and her mother Nellie Woodward (106) 15-3725
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Lucinda Jack (105) and her mother Nellie Woodward (106), profile 15-3726
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3 school girls: Ella Adams (131), Caroline Hickox (68), Ollie Frank (132) 15-3727
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3 school girls: Ella Adams (131), Caroline Hickox (68), Ollie Frank (132) profile 15-3728
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3 school girls: Bertha Smith (23), Dora Sanderson (52), Delia Matilden (41) 15-3729
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3 school girls: Bertha Smith (23), Dora Sanderson (52), Delia Matilden (41) profile 15-3730
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3 school girls: Liza Lowery (38), Aggie Donney (136), Lillian Larry (139) 15-3731
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3 school girls: Liza Lowery (38), Aggie Donney (136), Lillian Larry (139) profile 15-3732
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3 school girls: Dora Todi (20), Marie Socktich (40), Ella Smith 15-3733
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3 school girls: Dora Todi (20), Marie Socktich (40), Ella Smith, profile 15-3734
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Miss McLain, Indian service teacher 15-3735
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3 school girls: Josie Simpson (47), Lillian (or Lily) McKeever (85), Marion Hostler (36) 15-3736
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3 school girls: Josie Simpson (47), Lillian McKeever (85), Marion Hostler (36), profile 15-3737
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Mr. Frank Kyselka, agent 15-3738
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2 school girls: Josie Orcutt (137), Clarissa Dowd 15-3739
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2 school boys: Charles Peterson, McKinley Slegash 15-3740
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2 school boys: Charles Peterson, McKinley Slegash, profile 15-3741
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2 school boys Herbert Shepard (45), Harvey Socktich 15-3742
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2 school boys Herbert Shepard (45), Harvey Socktich, profile 15-3743
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2 school boys: Eddie Hayden (128), Lee Smoker (29), profile 15-3744
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Double exposure of last subjects, full face, and next 15-3745
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Anderson Meskit and Eddie Marshall 15-3746
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2 school girls: Stella Brown (86) and Lily McKeever (85) 15-3750
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2 half breed brothers Sam (1) and Oscar Brown (142) 15-3751
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Elderly woman (Emma Lewis ?) (58) 15-3752
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Elderly woman (Emma Lewis?) (58) 15-3753
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Young woman, Lucy Quimby (144), profile 15-3754
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Two exposures-superimposed of old woman Becky (145), full and profile see 15-3757 15-3755
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Dr. Anderson, agency physician 15-3756
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Becky (145), old woman, profile, see 15-3755 15-3757
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Tom Hill (147), old man 15-3758
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Tom Hill (147), profile 15-3759
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Molly Socktich (148?), woman, full and profile 15-3760
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Blanche Brown (148?) and Sylvester Brown 15-3761
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Mrs. Annie Hayden (151) and child, profile 15-3762
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Mrs. Annie Hayden (151), full face 15-3763
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Jake Hostler (154) and two children 15-3764
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Dr. Tom (156), old Chimariko Indian profile 15-3765
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Dr. Tom (156), full face 15-3766
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Mrs. Dr. Tom (157) 15-3767
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Mrs. Dr. Tom (157), profile 15-3768
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Hupa 15-3843
Hupa 15-3844
Hupa 15-3845
Hupa 15-3846
Hupa 15-3847
Hupa 15-3848
Hupa 15-3849
Hupa 15-3850
Karok
Little hill stood on at New Years by medicine man; also tree under which dance is made 15-1366
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Little hill stood on at New Years by medicine man; also tree under which dance is made. Different view. Ishibishi in background 15-1367
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Rocks on east side of river 15-1368
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Sand bar just above ranch and ferry where acorns are cooked for New Years 15-1369
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View of Katimin from Ishibishi 15-1370
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View of Katimin from Ishibishi from further upstream 15-1371
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Anite Mt. from above Ishibishi 15-1372
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Katimin seen from above Ishibishi 15-1373
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Ishibishi children-Karok boys 15-1374
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Ishibishi children-Karok girl 15-1375
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Place of deerskin dance 15-1376
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Near boat crossing; place of war dance 15-1377
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Sacred sweat house 15-1378
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Sacred sweat house 15-1379
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Sacred sweat house 15-1380
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Sacred house 15-1381
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Rockpile left by Ikxareya 15-1382
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Man fishing from platform 15-1383
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Fishing, dip net 15-1384
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Fishing place and net 15-1385
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Fishing at foot of rapids 15-1386
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Amaikyara from rocky point projecting over river 15-1387
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Rapids 15-1388
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Karok man and girl 15-1389
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Salmon River 15-1390
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Looking up Salmon River 15-1391
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House 15-1392
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Karok man 15-1393
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Karok man 15-1394
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Salmon River, point where wind lives 15-1395
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Anite mountain seen from downstream 15-1396
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Rapids and rocks on Amaikyara side 15-1397
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Rapids 15-1398
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New Years "alter" with rapids in background 15-1399
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New Years "altar" 15-1400
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Anite Mountain 15-1401
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Klamath River around foot of Anite 15-1402
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Wintun
Tom Odock 15-5065
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Tom Odock 15-5066
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Tom Odock, Henry Johnson, Sam Garfield, and Tom Johnson. Wintun, Pomo, Yokuts, Pomo 15-5084
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Yahi
Ishi, profile 15-5401
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Ishi, full face 15-5402
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Ishi, full face 15-5403
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Ishi crouching 15-5404
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Ishi and Sam Batwee 15-5405
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Ishi and Sam Batwee 15-5406
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Ishi, profile 15-5410
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Ishi, profile 15-5411
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Ishi, full face 15-5412
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Ishi making bow 15-5683
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Ishi making bow 15-5684
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Ishi making bow 15-5685
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Ishi examining wood for arrow 15-5686
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Ishi scything wood for arrow 15-5687
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Ishi peeling wood for arrow 15-5688
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Ishi scything wood for arrow 15-5689
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Ishi breaking obsidian 15-5690
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Ishi 15-5691
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Ishi flaking arrow point 15-5692
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Ishi flaking arrow point 15-5693
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Ishi flaking arrow point 15-5694
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Ishi flaking arrow point 15-5695
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Ishi shooting, kneeling 15-5696
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Ishi shooting, kneeling 15-5697
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Ishi shooting, standing 15-5698
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Ishi shooting, standing 15-5699
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Ishi shooting, standing 15-5700
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Ishi shooting bow; following release of arrow 15-5701 a, b
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Ishi walking with bow 15-5702
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Ishi calling rabbit, with hand to mouth, arrow on string 15-5703
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Deer with arrow in it 15-5704
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Ishi pulling arrow from deer 15-5705
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Ishi pulling arrow from deer 15-5706
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Ishi skinning deer 15-5707
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Ishi skinning deer 15-5708
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Ishi skinning deer 15-5709a, b
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Ishi skinning deer 15-5710
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Ishi skinning deer 15-5711
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Ishi skinning deer 15-5712
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Ishi skinning deer 15-5713
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Ishi skinning deer 15-5714
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Ishi cutting sinews from back of deer 15-5715
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Ishi cutting sinews from back of deer 15-5716
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Ishi cutting sinews from back of deer 15-5717
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Ishi skinning head of deer 15-5718
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Ishi skinning head of deer 15-5719
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Ishi skinning head of deer 15-5720
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Ishi skinning head of deer 15-5721
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Ishi skinning head of deer 15-5722
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Ishi skinning head of deer 15-5723
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Ishi with skin removed from deer 15-5724
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Ishi preparing skin of head of deer 15-5725
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Ishi binding points on salmon harpoon 15-5726
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Ishi binding points on salmon harpoon 15-5727
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Ishi binding points on salmon harpoon 15-5728
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Ishi binding points on salmon harpoon 15-5729
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Ishi binding points on salmon harpoon 15-5730
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Ishi with harpoon at river 15-5731
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Ishi entering river with harpoon 15-5732
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Ishi crossing river with harpoon 15-5733
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Ishi emerging from river with harpoon 15-5734
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Ishi emerging from river with harpoon 15-5735
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Ishi emerging from river with harpoon 15-5736
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Ishi emerging from river with harpoon 15-5737
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Ishi ready to spear with harpoon 15-5738
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Ishi ready to spear with harpoon 15-5739
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Ishi ready to spear with harpoon 15-5740
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Ishi ready to spear with harpoon 15-5741
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Ishi ready to spear with harpoon 15-5742
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Ishi ready to spear with harpoon 15-5743
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Ishi ready to spear with harpoon 15-5744
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Ishi ready to spear with harpoon 15-5745
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Ishi swimming 15-5746
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Ishi swimming 15-5747
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Ishi swimming 15-5748
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Ishi swimming 15-5749
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Ishi swimming 15-5750
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Ishi standing on rock in river 15-5751
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Ishi standing on rock in river 15-5752
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Ishi throwing a stone across river 15-5753
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Ishi throwing a stone across river 15-5754
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Ishi drying a new fire drill over fire 15-5755
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Ishi drying a new fire drill over fire 15-5756
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Ishi drying a new fire drill over fire 15-5757
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Ishi bending fire drill with his hands 15-5758
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Ishi bending fire drill with his feet 15-5759
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Ishi bending fire drill with his teeth 15-5760
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Ishi sighting fire drill while straightening 15-5761
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Ishi sighting fire drill while straightening 15-5762
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Ishi drilling fire 15-5763
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Ishi drilling fire 15-5764
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Ishi nursing spark in tinder 15-5765
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Ishi blowing tinder into flame 15-5766
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Ishi, full face 15-5767
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Ishi, full face 15-5768
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Ishi full face 15-5769
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Ishi 3/4 view 15-5770
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Ishi profile 15-5771
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View upstream across mouth of Sulphur Creek 15-5772
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First (left hand) section of panoramic view to NW from campsite downstream from mouth of Sulphur Creek 15-5773
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Second section of panoramic view to NW from campsite downstream from mouth of Sulphur Creek 15-5774
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Third section of panoramic view to NW from campsite downstream from mouth of Sulphur Creek 15-5775
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Right hand section of panoramic view to NW from campsite downstream from mouth of Sulphur Creek 15-5776,a
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Inhabited cave on Sulphur Creek 15-5777
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Inhabited cave on Sulphur Creek 15-5778
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Ishi using harpoon 15-5779
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View 15-5780
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Ishi and group 15-5781
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Ishi and group 15-5782
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Ishi and group 15-5783
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Section of panoramic view taken looking NE and S from near Moak trail in vicinity of head of Little Dry Creek, upstream from Dillon's Cove 15-5784, e
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Section of panoramic view taken looking NE and S from near Moak trail in vicinity of head of Little Dry Creek, upstream from Dillon's Cove 15-5785
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Section of panoramic view taken looking NE and S from near Moak trail in vicinity of head of Little Dry Creek, upstream from Dillon's Cove 15-5786
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Section of panoramic view taken looking NE and S from near Moak trail in vicinity of head of Little Dry Creek, upstream from Dillon's Cove 15-5787
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Section of panoramic view taken looking NE and S from near Moak trail in vicinity of head of Little Dry Creek, upstream from Dillon's Cove 15-5788
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Section of panoramic view taken looking NE and S from near Moak trail in vicinity of head of Little Dry Creek, upstream from Dillon's Cove 15-5789
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Cave on south side of Mill Creek between center ford and Bunhalls's ford 15-5790
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Cave on south side of Mill Creek between center ford and Bunhalls's ford 15-5791
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Section of panoramic view towards the S and W taken from bluff on ridge between north fork of Little Mill Creek and Mill Creek 15-5792
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Section of panoramic view towards the S and W taken from bluff on ridge between north fork of Little Mill Creek and Mill Creek 15-5793
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Section of panoramic view towards the S and W taken from bluff on ridge between north fork of Little Mill Creek and Mill Creek 15-5794
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Section of panoramic view towards the S and W taken from bluff on ridge between north fork of Little Mill Creek and Mill Creek 15-5795
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Section of panoramic view towards the S and W taken from bluff on ridge between north fork of Little Mill Creek and Mill Creek 15-5796
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Death mask of Ishi 15-6404
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Southeast Pomo
Lower Lake Pomo model house front. Put up at a Lake resort by a Little Lake Pomo 15-8265
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Lower Lake Pomo model house interior. Put up at a Lake resort by a Little Lake Pomo 15-8266
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Lower Lake Pomo model house interior. Put up at a Lake resort by a Little Lake Pomo 15-8267
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Round Valley Reservation
Round Valley 15-1360
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S. of Round Valley 15-1361
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S. of Round Valley 15-1362
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S. of Round Valley 15-1363
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Looking south from Sanhedrin Divide toward Round Valley 15-1364
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Looking south from Sanhedrin Divide toward Round Valley 15-1365
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Yokuts
Illustrating position of man sitting temporarily 15-1468
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Illustrating position of man sitting temporarily 15-1469
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Illustrating position of man sitting temporarily 15-1470
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Illustrating position of man gambling 15-1471
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Illustrating position of man? 15-1472
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Illustrating position of woman sitting 15-1473
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Illustrating position of woman sitting temporarily 15-1474
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Illustrating position of woman pounding 15-1475
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Illustrating position of woman pounding 15-1476
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Illustrating mode of wearing head-dress 15-1477
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Illustrating mode of wearing head-dress 15-1478
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Pigeon snare ambush 15-2490
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Pigeon snare ambush 15-2491
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Pigeon snare ambush 15-2492
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Pigeon snare ambush 15-2493
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Pigeon snare ambush 15-2494
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Pigeon snare ambush 15-2495
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Pigeon snare ambush 15-2496
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Pigeon snare ambush 15-2497
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Pigeon snare ambush 15-2498
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Luiseno
Feliz Calac 15-5068
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Luiseno basket 1-20909 15-6397
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Luiseno basket 1-20910 15-6398
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Feliz Calac 15-5067
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Cahuilla
Antonio Martinez, full blood 15-4171
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William Levy and brother, full blood young men 15-4172
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Railroad hotel 15-4173
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Cahuilla house 15-4174
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House, looking inside through brush 15-4175
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House 15-4176
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Stable 15-4177
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House 15-4178
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Unfinished house 15-4179
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Unfinished house 15-4180
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Another view of unfinished house 15-4181
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Storage basket for mesquite 15-4182
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Storage basket for mesquite 15-4183
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Storage basket for mesquite 15-4184
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Storage basket for mesquite 15-4185
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Colorado desert and San Jacinto mountains 15-4186
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Colorado desert under cultivation 15-4187
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Colorado desert under cultivation 15-4188
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Interior of sweat house 15-4189
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Interior of sweat house 15-4190
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Interior of sweat house 15-4191
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Interior of sweat house 15-4192
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Mortar of stone and basketry 15-4193
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Morongo reservation and Mt. San Gorgonio 15-4194
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The Colorado desert 15-4195
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Storage basket for mesquite 15-4196
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The Colorado desert 15-4197
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Storage basket for mesquite 15-4198
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Under a brush shade in front of house 15-4199
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Under a brush shade in front of house 15-4200
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Basket 1-11047 15-6399
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Basket 1-14396 15-6400
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Basket 1-14401 15-6401
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Basket 1-11058 15-6402
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Basket 1-14438 15-6403
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Mohave
Unfinished bead collar 15-4309
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Jack Jones, full figure 15-4310
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Jack Jones, head only 15-4311
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Bluebird, full figure 15-4312
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Bluebird, head only 15-4313
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Bluebird, head only 15-4314
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Leslie Wilbur, full face, cf 4331 15-4315
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Leslie Wilbur, profile 15-4316
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Paul, full face 15-4317
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Paul, profile 15-4318
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Mohave Indian, full face 15-4319
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Profile of 15-4319 15-4320
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Lame Jim, full face 15-4321
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Minnie Moos, full face 15-4322
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Minnie Moos, profile 15-4323
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Mohave woman 15-4324
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Mohave woman, full figure 15-4325
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Mohave woman, head only, 15-4326
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Little Mohave girl 15-4327
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Two Mohave boys 15-4328
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Boys in 15-4328, profile 15-4329
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Ashpam, old man, 1/2 Mohave, 1/2 Chemehuevi, profile 15-4330
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Ashpam of 15-4330, full face and Leslie Wilbur of 15-4315 15-4331
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Daughter of Ashpam and a Chemehuevi woman, with two of her children 15-4332
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Charley, elderly Mohave Indian 15-4333
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Charley, full length 15-4334
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Little Mohave girl 15-4335
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Little Mohave girl 15-4336
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Interior of Old Mohave house, seen from corner near door 15-4337
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Interior of Mohave house Another view 15-4338
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Interior of house seen from doorway 15-4339
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Interior of house, seen from one of the corners opposite the door 15-4340
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Metate, showing single foot 15-4341
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Large water jar showing ornamentation 15-4342
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Seri
Man 15-8726
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Man 15-8727
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Man closeup 15-8728
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Man closeup 15-8729
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Man 15-8730
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Man 15-8731
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Woman and child 15-8732
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Two women 15-8733
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Two women 15-8734
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Man, woman and five children 15-8735
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Two children 15-8736
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Woman and child 15-8737
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Woman with hat in hand 15-8738
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Man (hat in one hand, pot in other) 15-8739
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Two men (one holding hat, one holding deer head and hat) 15-8740
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Woman with pole, woman with pole and hat, boy with deer horns on head 15-8741
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Group of people with truck in background 15-8742
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Group of people with truck in background 15-8743
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Basket: 3-3158 15-8770
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Basket: 3-3159 15-8771
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