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- "Coyote" dance, White Rocks, Summer '09
- A black and white photograph of tribe members performing the "coyote" dance. Some have traditional headdresses; everyone faces away from the camera.
- Art; Traditions; Ute Indians
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- "Coyote" dance, White Rocks, Summer '09
- A black and white photograph of tribe members performing the "coyote" dance. Several members have traditional headdresses on; two of them face the camera and the others face them with their backs to the camera. Some kneel and others stand in the...
- Art; Traditions; Ute Indians
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- "Old Sioux" (Sioux Renegade) in dance costume, Summer '09
- A black and white photograph depicting men in traditional costume. The photograph is very dark; there is a dog standing in the foreground, and the men are facing away from the camera. There appear to be spectators in the background.
- Art; Culture; Traditions; Ute Indians
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- "Sioux" dance, White Rocks, Summer '09
- A black and white photograph showing three men in a line with their backs to the camera. The two men on the outside wear traditional headdresses, while the one in the middle wears a cowboy hat. The background is dark and difficult to see, although...
- Art; Traditions; Ute Indians
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- "Squaw" dance, White Rocks, Summer '09
- A black and white photograph of tribe members who appear to be posing for the camera. Three of them wear traditional headdresses. In the background there are other people and a white horse.
- Art; Traditions; Ute Indians
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- "Squaw" dance, White Rocks, Summer '09
- A black and white photograph of tribe members standing in a line, facing the left of the photograph. Several wear traditional headdresses.
- Art; Traditions; Ute Indians
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- "Squaw" dance, White Rocks, Summer '09
- A black and white photograph of tribe members standing in a semi-circle. They appear to be looking at something on the ground in front of them. Several wear traditional headdresses.
- Art; Traditions; Ute Indians
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- "Squaw" line and Indians (including "Old Sioux") looking on, White Rocks, Summer '09
- A black and white photograph of two or maybe three tribe members sitting on the ground in traditional headdress. They are facing to the left of the photograph; in the background many more people also sit facing the same direction.
- Art; Traditions; Ute Indians
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- A discussion of modernization and tradition
- Video of Candace Bear discussing modernization and tradition.
- Indians of North America; Traditions; Interviews; Goshute Indians -- History; Identity; Indian Agency/ Reservations;
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- 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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- Bear Dance Circle.
- Photo taken circa 1930s-1940s.
- Bear Dance; Culture; Gathering; Goshute Indians; Traditions
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- 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 Washakie
- A painting of Chief Washakie; he is wearing a red plaid shirt, feathered headdress, and holds what appears to be a pipe in his left hand. He is facing slightly to the left of the photograph, and looks off in the distance. At the bottom right corner...
- Art; Tribal Government; Traditions; Shoshone Indians
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- Early western travels, 1748-1846
- Edited with Notes, Introductions, Index, etc., by Reuben Gold Thwaites, LL.D. (Separate publication from "Early Western Travels: 1748-1846," in which series these two reprints appeared as Volumes XXVI and XXVII) Volume I: Cleveland, Ohio, The...
- Travel; Mormons; Exploration; Indian/White Relations; Traditions
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- 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 2 - Northwestern Shoshone
- The Northwestern Shoshone Mae Parry In early historic times the Shoshone Indians were a large nation of Indians who lived and traveled over an extensive territory that included parts of Idaho, Utah, Nevada, and Wyoming. Usually groups of...
- Bear River Massacre; Farming; Washakie; Agriculture; Military/War; Mormons; Land; Tribal Government; Food; Federal Government; Treaties; Tribal Funds; Education; Shoshone Indians -- History; Indian/White Relations; Religion; Traditions; Missionaries
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- History of Utah's American Indian 3 - The Goshute Indians of Utah
- The Goshute Indians of Utah Dennis R. Defa The Goshute Indians live in a little known and sparsely populated portion of the state of Utah. There actually are two Goshute reservations, the largest of which is the Deep Creek Reservation located...
- Goshute Indians -- History; Language; Food; Mormons; Land; Land Rights; Overland Trail; Land Use; Military/War; Tribal Government; Indian/White Relations; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Federal Government; Education; Farming; Employment; Religion;...
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- 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
- 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
- — 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
- — 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
- — 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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- 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'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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- 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 woman and baby eat ceremonial meal after destruction of painting July 1945
- Black and white photograph of woman and child sitting on a blanket. The woman is kneeling and she has a feather in her hair. The baby is unclothed expect for perhaps a diaper.
- Art; Food; Traditions; Navajo Nation
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- Navajo women on wagon at squaw dance Near Cow Springs
- Black and white photograph of women and children sitting atop a wagon smiling for the camera. All are dressed in traditional clothing.
- Traditions; Navajo Nation
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- 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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- Sand Painting- Navajo medicine man painting the head of the rainbow yei
- Black and white photograph of a medicine man sandpainting. He wears a plaid shirt and white bandana.
- Art; Navajo Nation; Traditions
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- Sand painting- Navajo medicine man paints black bear of small painting
- Black and white photograph of a medicine man sandpainting. He is in the process of painting a black bear, having most of the painting completed.
- Art; Navajo Nation; Traditions
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- Snake John in dance costume, Summer '09
- A black and white photograph of a man (Snake John) in full traditional costume, performing a dance. He faces to the left of the photograph.
- Art; Traditions; Ute Indians
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- The story of how the coyote's eyes turned red
- Candace Bear recounts the story of how the coyote's eyes turned red
- Indians of North America; Traditions; Interviews; Culture
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- Three Utes with hand drums starting "coyote" dance, White Rocks Summer '09
- A black and white photograph that appears to have been taken fairly close to the ground. In the distance with their backs turned to the camera, several tribe members are in tribal dress. Others in less traditional costume face the same direction...
- Traditions; Ute Indians; Art
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- 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
- 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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- Uncompahgre Ute in pose of playing guessing game; Ouray Summer '09
- A black and white photograph of a man sitting with his back against a building. His hands are blurry from movement. He is wearing a hat.
- Culture; Ute Indians; Traditions
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- 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 family in dress costumes about 1900
- A black and white photograph of a mother and father with their infant dressed in Bear Dance attire. The two hold the child between them, and the couple look at the camera.
- Bear Dance; Culture; Traditions; Ute Indians
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- Ute family in dress costumes of about 1900
- A black and white photograph of a man and women posed in their Bear Dance attire. Both look at the camera; he wears a head shawl and hat band.
- Bear Dance; Culture; Traditions; Ute Indians
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- 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
- 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 Indians ready for the Turkey dance
- Photograph of a group of five Utes posing for the camera. All wear traditional dress, the women wear white dresses, while the men predominantly wear blue. The men wear many feathers.
- Culture; Traditions; Ute Indians
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- Ute tribal ceremonial dancer
- A photograph of a Ute who appears to be walking; he carries an American flag in front of him, and he wears traditional dress, including an elaborately feathered headdress.
- Traditions; Ute Indians
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- 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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- Utes gathered for Bear Dance
- A black and white panoramic photograph depicting tribe members gathering for a Bear Dance. The people stand against a log fence.
- Bear Dance; Culture; Traditions; Ute Indians
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- 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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- Women dancers and spectators at Bear Dance. Baby on cradle board against fence center background.
- A black and white panoramic photograph of tribe members performing the Bear Dance; the women's line is in the center, while spectators line the fence.
- Bear Dance; Culture; Traditions; Ute Indians
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- Women dancers and spectators at Bear Dance. Baby on cradle board against fence center background.
- A panoramic black and white photograph showing tribe members performing the Bear Dance. In the far right the line of dancers is visible; spectators are lined against the fence. A child and dog play in the field.
- Bear Dance; Culture; Traditions; Ute Indians
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- Women's line of dancers
- A panoramic photograph of tribe members performing the Bear Dance. The photographer faces the women's line of dancers; to the right of the photograph two men stand. Spectators line the fence in the background.
- Bear Dance; Culture; Traditions; Ute Indians
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