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Looks so realistic that you think it is a photograph but instead it is a lovely piece of art drawn from a photo of a young Native American girl. Native American Children, Native American Beauty, Native American Photos, Native American Tribes, Native American History, American Indians, American Girl, We Are The World, Native Indian

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Drawn (with permission) from a lovely photo by Buddha's Ghost.

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Apache brothers - circa Old photos such as these allow us a glimpse of the past when western culture was not yet so deeply rooted, and the beauty of indigenous cultures was still prevalent. Clearly this image was staged as was the norm at that time.

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Muskogee/Creek Queen Ella Monohwee - her family came to Oklahoma from South Georgia via the Trail of Tears . Part of the Federal Government's theft of the Native American Lands, 1838 and as part of Andrew Jackson's Indian removal policy. Native American Beauty, Native American Photos, Native American Tribes, Native American History, American Indians, American Symbols, Cherokees, Trail Of Tears, Native Indian

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Muskogee/Creek Queen Ella Monohwee - her family came to Oklahoma from South Georgia via the Trail of Tears ... Part of the Federal Government's theft of the Native American Lands, 1838 and 1839, as part of Andrew Jackson's Indian removal policy. Faces of Your Ancient Blood. Honor those before - live like a royal princess ... raise daughters to be strong queens!

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pogphotoarchives: “ Tsianina Blackstone, Cherokee singer, on patio of Fine Arts Museum during Santa Fe Fiesta August Santa Fe, New Mexico Date: 1925 Negative Number 011239 ”

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Tsianina Blackstone, Cherokee singer, on patio of Fine Arts Museum during Santa Fe Fiesta August 2-8, 1925, Santa Fe, New Mexico Date: 1925Negative Number 011239

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Satank (Set-angya or Set-ankeah, translated as chief Topinabee A quiet Sitting Bear), was a prestigious Kiowa warrior and medicine man. Native American Beauty, Native American Photos, Native American Tribes, Native American History, Dog Soldiers, Into The West, Native Indian, First Nations, Nativity

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In 1875, Kiowa chief White Horse (Tsen-tainte) and a group of followers surrendered at Fort Sill, Indian Territory. White Horse had gained considerable notoriety during the early 1870s for his raids on Texas settlements, and was considered the "most dangerous man" among the Kiowas. White Horse was incarcerated at St. Augustine, Florida. He died of a stomach ailment in 1892 and was buried on the reservation near Fort Sill.

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Studio Portrait of White Thunder, a Brule Sioux Native American. Date 1880 circa:

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Sanay-ma (aka Red Snake), the wife of Domebo, and their son Andrew Domebo - Kiowa - circa 1895

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Cayuse-Nez Percé-Umatilla-Klickitat-Yakama-Wishram. Klikitat (`Klik i tat) is derived from a Chinook term meaning “beyond” (the Cascade Mountains). Their self-designation was Qwulh-hwai-pum, “Prairie People”. The Klikitat were culturally similar to the Yakima. Klikitats lived and continue to live…