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• Title: Siouan tribes and Arikara Indians of North and South Dakota
• Creator(s): Curtis, Edward S., 1868-1952, photographer
• Date Created/Published: c1908.
• Medium: 99 photographic prints : b&w ; 6 x 8 in.
• Summary: 12321-A-Hidatsa: Portraits of men, women, and children, including a family portrait, most identified, most wearing traditional clothing; a man holding a bow and arrows; a man holding incense over a medicine bundle; a man praying; an Eagle Catcher (wearing eagle-feathered clothing) standing on a rock tower; a man holding a vessel (bowl) near the water as part of the ceremony of the bowl; images associated with Hidatsa legends including a stone, a tree, and home of the "water monster;" a winter tepee camp; a bull boat; and an abandoned village. 12321-B-Mandan: Portraits of men, women, and children, many identified; ceremonial figures and objects including Numak-mahana, Scattered Corn woman (keeper of sacred objects), a Buffalo dancer, an Okipe (Okipa) ceremonial Buffalo dancer, a man holding a buffalo skull to the sky, turtle effigy drums, contents of a medicine bundle, and a pictographic record of sacred turtle custodians; women gathering rush, picking berries, and paddling a bull boat; men standing on river banks; and an earthen lodge. 12321-C-Assiniboine: Portraits of identified men, some wearing fur clothing; a man holding an eagle as part of a ceremony; women setting up tepees; and tepee camps. 12321-D- Arikara: Portraits of men (including a tribal chief), women (including the "keeper of the medicine bundle"), and children, some identified, wearing traditional clothing; group portrait of a medicine fraternity; objects and activities associated with the medicine and corn ceremonies including Bear, Buffalo, Ducks, and Night men singing and dancing, the Dance of the Black-Tail Deer, blessing children, carrying cedar, a medicine lodge, an altar, pipes, rattles, buffalo medicine, bear medicine, waving osiers (willows), praying to cedar, medicine bundles; women gathering rush; and tepees.
• Reproduction Number: ---
• Rights Advisory: No known restrictions on publication. No copyright renewal.
  
• Call Number: LOT 12321 (F) [P&P]
• Repository: Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C., 20540 USA
• Notes:
  • LOT title devised by Library staff.
  • Copyright deposit; Edward S. Curtis; 1908.
  • Most (95) published in The North American Indian / by Edward S. Curtis. New York : Johnson Reprint Corp., [1970, c1907-30]. (E77.C98) (NAI and Suppl.)
• Subjects:
  • Indians of North America--Great Plains--1900-1910.
  • Siouan Indians--Boats--1900-1910.
  • Siouan Indians--Clothing & dress--1900-1910.
  • Siouan Indians--Structures--1900-1910.
  • Siouan Indians--Dance--1900-1910.
  • Arikara Indians--Spiritual life--1900-1910.
  • Arikara Indians--Health & welfare--1900-1910.
  • Hidatsa Indians--1900-1910.
  • Mandan Indians--1900-1910.
  • Assiniboine Indians--1900-1910.
• Format:
  • Portrait photographs--1900-1910.
• Collections:
  • Groups of Images (LOTs)
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• Rights Advisory: No known restrictions on publication. No copyright renewal.
• Reproduction Number: ---
• Call Number: LOT 12321 (F) [P&P]
• Medium: 99 photographic prints : b&w ; 6 x 8 in.

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• Call Number: LOT 12321 (F) [P&P]
• Medium: 99 photographic prints : b&w ; 6 x 8 in.

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