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    • Adult Ute Male Dressed for Bear Dance

    • Adult Ute Male Dressed for Bear Dance

    • Black and white photograph of a man posed in his Bear Dance attire: white shirt and moccassins, and a dark cloth draped over his arm. He stands in front of a fence and looks at the camera.

    • Bear Dance; Culture; Traditions; Ute Indians
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    • Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs 1887

    • Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs 1887

    • Excerpts from the annual report concerning Utah Indians. The Commissioner of Indian Affairs discusses cash payments to Indians and the construction of railroads and provides tables outlining demographic data. The Commissioner also provides a report...

    • Federal Government; Education; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Indians of North America; Ute Indians; Indian/White Relations; Annual Report; Railroads; annuities; Culture; Work; Land; Land Use; Land Rights; Agriculture; Farming; Colorow; Religion;...
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    • Appeal to the Youth - Goshute Tribal Chairman

    • Appeal to the Youth - Goshute Tribal Chairman

    • The Goshute Tribal Chairman encourages Goshute youth to attend school and learn all they can so that the tribe can collaborate with the whites.

    • Indians of North America; Language; Culture; Indian/White Relations; Children; Education; Indians of North America--Education
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    • At breakfast typical desert home of Navajo Indians (S. W.) Arizona

    • At breakfast typical desert home of Navajo Indians (S. W.) Arizona

    • A Native American (Navajo) family sits near a summer hogan on the reservation in Arizona. One woman sits at a loom and another wears a beaded necklace with a naja pendant. A dog is tied to a log and sits near the family. A saddled horse stands...

    • Navajo Indians--Dwellings--Photographs; Indians of North America; Navajo Indians--Material culture--Photographs; Navajo women--Photographs; Navajo Children--Photographs; Navajo Family--Photographs;
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    • Bear Dance Line

    • Bear Dance Line

    • Black and white photograph of the women's line of the Bear Dance. Several tribe members look toward the camera; the men's line stands behind the women. Many of the women wear plaid shawls, whiile two of the men in the foreground wear suits.

    • Art; Bear Dance; Culture; Traditions; Ute Indians
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    • Chief Buckskin Charlie and band of Ute Indians

    • Chief Buckskin Charlie and band of Ute Indians

    • Group portrait of North American Indian (Ute) men, women, children, a baby, and white men. Buckskin Charlie, with fur wrapped braids, a hairpipe breastplate, concho belt and a feather in his hair, stands. The men wear hair pipe breastplates, beaded...

    • Children; Women; Ute Indians--Clothing--Photographs; Ute Indians--Photographs; Indians of North America; Indians of North America--Material Culture;
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    • Chief Bukskin Charlie [sic] Ute

    • Chief Bukskin Charlie [sic] Ute

    • Studio portrait (standing) of Buckskin Charley, a Native American (Ute) man. He holds a calumet and tobacco bag and wears moccasins, leggings, a breechcloth, fringed and beaded shirt, Rutherford B. Hayes Indian Peace Medal, a cross pendant on a...

    • Ute Indians--Photographs; Ute Indians--Clothing--Photographs; Indians of North America; Indians of North America--Material Culture;
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    • Chippin, Utah

    • Chippin, Utah

    • A studio portrait (standing) of Chippin (Always Riding), a Native American (Ute) warrior. He wears a bead and naja ornament woven into his shoulder length hair. He has several large metal hoop earrings and a multi-strand hair pipe (bone) choker...

    • Ute Indians--Photographs; Ute Indians--Clothing--Photographs; Indians of North America; Indians of North America--Material Culture;
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    • History of Utah's American Indian 1 - Introduction

    • History of Utah's American Indian 1 - Introduction

    • A HISTORY OF UTAH'S AMERICAN INDIANS Edited by Forrest S. Cuch A HISTORY OF UTAH'S AMERICAN INDIANS A HISTORY OF UTAH'S AMERICAN INDIANS Edited by Forrest S. Cuch with chapters by David Begay Dennis Defa Clifford Duncan Ronald...

    • Shoshone Indians -- History; White Mesa Utes -- History; Ute Indians -- History; Paiute Indians -- History; Navajo Indians -- History; Goshute Indians -- History; Traditions; Language; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Treaties; Federal Government;...
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    • History of Utah's American Indian 4 - The Paiute Tribe of Utah

    • History of Utah's American Indian 4 - The Paiute Tribe of Utah

    • The Paiute Tribe of Utah Gary Tom and Ronald Holt Tabuts [ elder brother/ wolf] carved people out of sticks and was going to scatter them evenly around the earth so that everyone would have a good place to live. But Shinangwav [...

    • Paiute Indians -- History; Federal Government; Mormons; Mountain Meadows Massacre; Indian/White Relations; Treaties; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Farming; Agriculture; Land; Education; Health; Employment; Tribal Government; Work; Religion;...
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    • History of Utah's American Indian 6 - The White Mesa Utes

    • History of Utah's American Indian 6 - The White Mesa Utes

    • The White Mesa Utes Robert S. McPherson and Mary Jane Yazzie Billy Mike, the oldest living resident of the White Mesa Ute commu­nity, sat comfortably and slowly ran his fingers through his silver hair. The thick glasses perched upon his nose...

    • White Mesa Utes -- History; Language; Religion; Food; Health; Indian/White Relations; Overland Trail; Mormons; Treaties; Federal Government; Land Use; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Agriculture; Homesteading; Military/War; Allotment; Tribal...
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    • History of Utah's American Indian 7 - The Navajos of Utah

    • History of Utah's American Indian 7 - The Navajos of Utah

    • — 264— A History of Utah's American Indians WBBSm AH.......... i A Navajo man photographed during the 1860s. ( Marriott Library, University of Utah— U of U) The Navajos of Utah Nancy C. Maryboy and David Begay Introduction Navajos...

    • Navajo Indians -- History; Traditions; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Art; Religion; Missionaries; Military/War; Treaties; Language; Land Rights; Navajo Long Walk; Federal Government; Livestock; Land Use; Mormons; Education; Tribal Government; Navajo...
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    • History of Utah's American Indian 8 - Conclusion- The Contemporary Status of Utah Indians

    • History of Utah's American Indian 8 - Conclusion- The Contemporary Status of Utah Indians

    • — 314— A History of Utah's American Indians Hoskaninni Begay. ( USHS) Conclusion: The Contemporary Status of Utah Indians Robert S. McPherson The preceding tribal histories have brought the reader through the period of termination to more...

    • Goshute Indians -- History; Navajo Indians -- History; Shoshone Indians -- History; Ute Indians -- History; White Mesa Utes -- History; Paiute Indians -- History; Land Rights; Traditions; Indian/White Relations; Bear River Massacre; Federal...
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    • History of Utah's American Indian 9 - Notes-Index

    • History of Utah's American Indian 9 - Notes-Index

    • — 340— A History of Utah's American Indians ^ Smfn. A Navajo woman with a child partially visible behind her. ( USHS) Notes to Chapters Notes— Setting the Stage: Native America Revisited 1 Calvin Martin, ed., The American Indian and the...

    • Alcohol; Allotment; Religion; Bear River Massacre; Black Hawk War; Livestock; Mormons; Navajo Code Talkers; Education; Homesteading; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Tribal Government; Meeker Massacre; Indian/White Relations; Mountain Meadows Massacre;...
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    • Indian manufacture, Navajo blanket loom

    • Indian manufacture, Navajo blanket loom

    • Probably Ben Wittick poses near a Native American (Navajo) earthen hogan and loom. Various household items that include a coffee pot and an ax are on the ground.

    • Navajo Indians--Photographs; Navajo--Dwellings; Navajo--Material culture; Indians of North America;
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    • Interior of hogan

    • Interior of hogan

    • Interior view of Native American (Navajo) men, women, and children sitting and standing in a hogan with a brush porch. A girl and woman sit and face one another under the brush covered porch, near a metal bucket. Two men stand near a high-backed...

    • Navajo Indians--Dwellings--Photographs; Indians of North America; Navajo Indians--Material culture--Photographs; Navajo women--Photographs; Navajo Children--Photographs; Navajo Family--Photographs;
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    • Man posing in traditional dress

    • Man posing in traditional dress

    • A black and white photograph of a man sitting posed for the camera; he has his hands in his lap and he is looking off to the right of the photograph. His hair is worn in two braids over his shoulders. He is wearing beaded dress. It appears that he...

    • Culture; Art; Ute Indians
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    • Memorial exercises in the Western Navajo School Cemetery

    • Memorial exercises in the Western Navajo School Cemetery

    • This photograph shows a number of Navajo Indians performing exercises in an Arizona school cemetery. A large group is standing in a circle on the right side of the frame and observers stand around them. Several cars can be seen in the background.

    • Indians of North America; Indians of North America--Rites and ceremonies; Navajo Indians; Culture;
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    • Men and Women in Bear Dance

    • Men and Women in Bear Dance

    • A black and white photograph of men and women performing the Bear Dance. The women face away from the camera as they meet the men's line. The women wear beautifully woven shawls in the photograph.

    • Bear Dance; Culture; Traditions; Ute Indians
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    • Men playing horse game

    • Men playing horse game

    • This photograph shows four Navajo men playing a horse game. One man kneels on the ground, while another man lays on his back facing two men in the same position. The two men on top grab one another's hands.

    • Indians of North America; Navajo Indians; Culture;
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    • Men's and Women's lines facing each other

    • Men's and Women's lines facing each other

    • A panoramic black and white photograph of tribe members performing the Bear Dance. The women's line is facing away from the camera as they meet the men's line, barely visible by their hats above the women's heads.

    • Bear Dance; Culture; Traditions; Ute Indians
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    • Moccasins

    • Moccasins

    • A pair of women's buckskin moccasins (Native American Ute) with rawhide soles, ankle flaps and thongs. The moccasins aredecorated with a floral image in multi-color beads. The beads are sewn on with lazy stitch.

    • Ute Indians--Clothing--Photographs; Moccasins--Photographs;
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    • Mud-bath during head dance

    • Mud-bath during head dance

    • This photo shows Navajo Indians bathing in the mud during a head dance. Horses can be seen nearby.

    • Indians of North America; Navajo Indians; Culture; Horses; Health; Indians of North America--Rites and ceremonies; Religion
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    • Navajo capture

    • Navajo capture

    • Studio portrait (sitting) of a Native American (Navajo) man. He holds a bow and arrows and wears a blanket and a fur pelt hat.

    • Navajo Indians--Photographs; Navajo--Clothing; Navajo--Material culture; Indians of North America;
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    • Navajo Child

    • Navajo Child

    • A painting of a young Navajo girl wearing a red shirt and green skirt; she is adorned with turquoise necklaces, braclets, earrings and rings. She does not smile in the portrait, and her hands rest in her lap.

    • Art; Children; Culture; Navajo Indians
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    • Navajo Cradleboard

    • Navajo Cradleboard

    • A painting of a young child wrapped in a red blanket inside a cradleboard. The child looks to the right of the painting, and the cradleboard is covered with a yellow cloth over the top.

    • Art; Children; Culture; Navajo Indians
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    • Navajo family

    • Navajo family

    • Portrait of a Native American Navajo family; women and children sit by pottery and a loom; a man is on a horse. Costume includes squash blossom necklaces with naja pendants.

    • Navajo Indians--Dwellings--Photographs; Indians of North America; Navajo Indians--Material culture--Photographs; Navajo women--Photographs; Navajo Children--Photographs; Navajo Family--Photographs;
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    • Navajo family in front of hogan

    • Navajo family in front of hogan

    • Group portrait of a Native American Navajo man, woman, and child by a hogan.

    • Navajo Indians--Dwellings--Photographs; Indians of North America; Navajo Indians--Material culture--Photographs; Navajo women--Photographs; Navajo Children--Photographs; Navajo Family--Photographs;
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    • Navajo Indians at work on blankets

    • Navajo Indians at work on blankets

    • A Native American (Navajo) woman and baby stand and sit in a camp. The woman stands between a tent and a loom. Various household items that include a coffee pot, buckets, and blankets (rugs) are on the ground.

    • Children; Indians of North America; Indians of North America--Material Culture; Navajo--Material culture; Navajo Indians--Photographs; Women;
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    • Navajo landscape

    • Navajo landscape

    • A painting depicting a Navajo family standing outside their hogan. One woman sits in front of a loom weaving, while a young boy helps her. Another woman looks on, holding a child. In the background, a herd of sheep grazy against the mountain...

    • Family; Housing; Culture; Livestock; Land Use; Navajo Indians; Work
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    • Navajo sand painting

    • Navajo sand painting

    • Black and white photograph of a beautiful Navajo sandpainting. The painting is surrounded by feathered sticks stuck in the ground, as a protective barrier. In the bottom left corner it reads: "A Navajo Indian Sand Painting."

    • Art; Culture; Navajo Indians; Traditions
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    • Navajo Silversmiths

    • Navajo Silversmiths

    • A painting of a Navajo silversmith at his work. He is sitting outside a hoga, bent over his project which he is hammering. Tools of his trade surround him, and he wears a red bandana.

    • Art; Culture; Work; Navajo Indians
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    • Navajo weaver and child

    • Navajo weaver and child

    • Photo from the Wayne Russell McConkie Photograph Collection. Taken circa 1930s, 1940s.

    • Children; Culture; Family; Housing; Indians of North America; Navajo Indians; Work
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    • Navajo woman and children

    • Navajo woman and children

    • Studio portrait (standing and sitting) of a Native American (Navajo) woman and children. She wears wrapped moccasin boots, a belt, and bead necklaces. The boy wears leggings and a headband. The girl wears a dress, wrapped moccasin boots, necklaces,...

    • Navajo Indians--Photographs; Navajo--Clothing; Navajo--Jewelry; Navajo--Material culture; Women; Children; Indians of North America;
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    • Navajo woman weaving a rug

    • Navajo woman weaving a rug

    • A Native American (Navajo) woman sits near a loom, probably in New Mexico. A log and earthen hogan is nearby.

    • Navajo Indians--Material culture--Photographs; Navajo Indians--Dwellings--Photographs;
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    • Nick-a-a-god, Utah

    • Nick-a-a-god, Utah

    • Studio portrait (standing) of Native American (Yampah Ute) chief Nick-a-a-god (Green Leaf). His hair falls loose to his chest. He wears metal hoop earrings and a multi-strand hair pipe choker necklace with contrasting stations. His v-neck buckskin...

    • Ute Indians--Photographs; Ute Indians--Clothing--Photographs; Indians of North America; Indians of North America--Portraits; Indians of North America--Material Culture;
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    • Northern Ute Music

    • Northern Ute Music

    • This book provides a history of Northern Ute music and culture. The book includes the names of chiefs and musicians, a list of Ute words and their definitions, photos of performances, explanations of lyrics, and descriptions of instruments.

    • Indians of North America; Culture; Names; Music; Language; Food; Indians of North America--Rites and ceremonies; Gender Roles; Ute Indians -- History;
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    • Ouray and sub-chiefs of the Utes

    • Ouray and sub-chiefs of the Utes

    • Studio portrait of Chief Ouray, center, with Warets, Shavano, Ankatosh and Guerro, sub-chiefs of the Native American Tabeguache (Uncompahgre) Ute band. Clothing includes tunics, buckskin leggings, moccasins, chokers, and bead necklaces.

    • Ouray; Ute Indians--Photographs; Ute Indians--Clothing--Photographs; Indians of North America; Indians of North America--Material Culture;
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    • Paiute Children

    • Paiute Children

    • Photograph of a young girl standing next to a propped cradle board with an infant wrapped in it. The girl wears a white dress and a head scarf; behind them is a pile of chopped wood.

    • Children; Culture; Traditions; Paiute Indians
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    • Paiute indians at Reno

    • Paiute indians at Reno

    • Studio portrait of five unidentified, young, Native American (Paiute) men. Clothing includes: cotton print shirts, vests, kerchief, and pants. Two wear a single feather in their hair.

    • Paiute Indians--Photographs; Paiute Indians--Clothing; Indians of North America; Indians of North America--Material Culture; Indians of North America--Portraits;
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    • Shell displayed in the corner of a room.

    • Shell displayed in the corner of a room.

    • Shell displayed in the corner of a room.

    • Father Liebler; Liebler, Harold Baxter 1889-1982; Navajo; Navajo Indian--Education; Episcopal Church; Missionaries; Art; Anthropology; Folklore; Navajo--Material culture; Navajo--Rites and ceremonies;
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    • Shoshone Purse

    • Shoshone Purse

    • A color photograph of a blue, circular, tassled Shoshone purse. On the purse is an embroidered image of a beehive with bees flying around it; two sego lily flowers frame it.

    • Art; Culture; Shoshone Indians
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    • Snake Indians, biography

    • Snake Indians, biography

    • Reproduction of a lithograph shows a three-quarters portrait of a Native American Shoshone (Snake) woman. She wears a blanket over a fringe and bead dress, bead earrings, long braids, and face paint.

    • Shoshoni Indians--Photographs; Women; Indians of North America; Indians of North America--Material Culture;
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    • St. Mary of the Moonlight Oljeto.

    • St. Mary of the Moonlight Oljeto.

    • St. Mary of the Moonlight Olijeto.

    • Father Liebler; Liebler, Harold Baxter 1889-1982; Navajo; Navajo Indian--Education; Episcopal Church; Missionaries; Art; Culture; Folklore; myths; Names; Navajo--Rites and ceremonies;
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    • Tapuche, Utah

    • Tapuche, Utah

    • Studio portrait (standing) of Tapuche a young Native American (Capote Ute) chief, son of the Ute chief Sobita. Tapuche was a delegate of his tribe at the treaty of 1873 in Washington, D.C. His hair is in braids, he wears a multi-strand choker with...

    • Ute Indians--Photographs; Ute Indians--Clothing--Photographs; Indians of North America; Indians of North America--Portraits; Indians of North America--Material Culture;
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    • Thomas, Chief Washington's son

    • Thomas, Chief Washington's son

    • Studio portrait of a Native American man, identified as Thomas, son of Ute Chief Washington. He wears a loose print shirt under a vest, bead necklaces, earrings, and a long string of beads in his hair. The barrel of a rifle is in his hands.

    • Ute Indians--Photographs; Ute Indians--Clothing--Photographs; Indians of North America; Indians of North America--Material Culture;
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    • Turkey Dance of the Ute Indians

    • Turkey Dance of the Ute Indians

    • Photograph of a group of men; several are dressed in traditional costume, while others wear cowboy hats shirts and jeans. The all appear to be talking, some sit on the ground and others stand around them.

    • Culture; Traditions; Ute Indians
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    • Two young women dressed for Bear Dance

    • Two young women dressed for Bear Dance

    • A black and white photograph of two young women dressed in their Bear Dance attire. One wears a dark dress and her hair is pulled back from her face; the other girls wears a light colored dress and her hair is in two braids. Both are smiling.

    • Bear Dance; Culture; Traditions; Ute Indians
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    • Ute Family

    • Ute Family

    • A black and white photograph of a Ute family dressed in Bear Dance attire. The parents stand with their daughter between them; the mother and father look toward the camera while the girl looks away to the right. The mother wears a light colored...

    • Bear Dance; Culture; Traditions; Ute Indians
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    • Ute Indian and handicrafts

    • Ute Indian and handicrafts

    • Photograph of a Ute woman sitting on a hide outside a tepee. She wears a beautifully beaded head band and a shawl; she sits next to a display of Ute crafts, including a cradleboard. She holds a multi-colored blanket in her lap.

    • Art; Culture; Ute Indians
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    • Ute Indian Youth (Boy) dressed for Bear Dance

    • Ute Indian Youth (Boy) dressed for Bear Dance

    • Black and white photograph of a young man dressed in traditional attire preparing for the Bear Dance. He stands next to the fence with a white cloth draped over his arm. He looks to the right of the photograph, smiling.

    • Bear Dance; Culture; Traditions; Ute Indians
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    • Ute Indians Bear Dance

    • Ute Indians Bear Dance

    • Black and white photograph of tribe members participating in the Bear Dance. They are walking with their backs toward the camera. On the bottom of the photograph in cursive script it reads: Ute Indians Bear Dance.

    • Art; Bear Dance; Culture; Traditions; Ute Indians
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    • Ute man and women

    • Ute man and women

    • Studio portrait (standing) of Native American (Ute) man and women. He wears leggings, a breechcloth, leather belt, and bead necklaces. The women wear moccasins, blankets, and hair pipe necklaces.

    • Ute Indians--Photographs; Ute Indians--Clothing--Photographs; Women; Indians of North America; Indians of North America--Material Culture;
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    • Ute man and women

    • Ute man and women

    • Reproduction of an etching shows a Native American man (Ute) flanked by two Ute women. The man wears moccasins, pants, shirt, sash, and top hat with decorative plume. The women wear long dresses and jewelry.

    • Ute Indians--Clothing--Photographs; Ute Indians--Photographs; Indians of North America--Material Culture; Women;
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    • Ute mother and child

    • Ute mother and child

    • Studio portrait (standing) of a Native American (Ute) mother and child. The woman carries her child on her back and wears beaded moccasins, leggings, and dress, and a hair pipe choker.

    • Children; Women; Ute Indians--Photographs; Ute Indians--Clothing--Photographs; Indians of North America; Indians of North America--Material Culture;
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    • Ute Women and Child

    • Ute Women and Child

    • A black and white photograph of two women with a child standing between them. One woman wears a light colored dress and the other wears a dress of darker material; the child wears a white dress with a dark jacket and bonnet. The women look at the...

    • Bear Dance; Culture; Traditions; Ute Indians
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    • Winter (hogan) house built by Navajos near Bluff City, Utah.

    • Winter (hogan) house built by Navajos near Bluff City, Utah.

    • A Native American (Navajo) family (men, women, and children) pose near a timber and earth hogan near Bluff City (Bluff), Utah. A rug, a cloth belt, and horse tack hang from the house. One man sits near a clay water jar.

    • Navajo Indians--Dwellings--Photographs; Indians of North America; Navajo Indians--Material culture--Photographs; Navajo women--Photographs; Navajo Children--Photographs; Navajo Family--Photographs;
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    • Woman basket-weaving

    • Woman basket-weaving

    • A black and white photograph of an elderly woman who appears to be weaving a basket. She sits on the ground outside a brush shelter; a small child sitting next to her looks at the camera.

    • Art; Culture; Traditions; Work; Ute Indians
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    • Woman tanning leather

    • Woman tanning leather

    • A black and white photograph of a woman who appears to be in the process of tanning leather. She is twisting something around the trunk of a tree, and holds a tool in one hand. There are pieces of leather laying on the ground around her, and a...

    • Culture; Work; Ute Indians
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