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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 Chronology of Papers in the Ute Mountain Ute Tribal Archives Vol. 1
- Chronological entries of dealings with government, goings on in reservations among tribe, and the sustaining of life and customs among the Indians.
- Agriculture; Education; Employment; Federal Government; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Indian/White Relations; Health; Hunting; Inter-tribal Relations; Land; Tribal Economy; Military/War; Religion; Traditions; Tribal Government; Water Rights; White...
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- A Chronology of Papers in the Ute Mountain Ute Tribal Archives Vol. 2
- Chronological entries of dealings with government, goings on in reservations among tribe, and the sustaining of life and customs among the Indians.
- Agriculture; Education; Employment; Federal Government; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Indian/White Relations; Health; Hunting; Inter-tribal Relations; Land; Tribal Economy; Military/War; Religion; Traditions; Tribal Government; Water Rights; White...
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- A Chronology of Papers in the Ute Mountain Ute Tribal Archives Vol. 3
- Chronological entries of dealings with government, goings on in reservations among tribe, and the sustaining of life and customs among the Indians.
- Agriculture; Education; Employment; Federal Government; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Indian/White Relations; Health; Hunting; Inter-tribal Relations; Land; Tribal Economy; Military/War; Religion; Traditions; Tribal Government; Water Rights; White...
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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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- A History of the Uintah-Ouray Ute Lands
- History regarding the changing land area and use by the Ute tribe and various bands; the move of several bands from Colorado to Utah; relations with white settlers in the area.
- Land; Land Rights; Land Use; Mormons; Spanish Slave Trade; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Indian/White Relations; Allotment; Hunting; Maps; Ute Indians; Grazing; Treaties; Tribal Government; Livestock; Agriculture; Farming;
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- A Washakie Anecdote
- A brief story of a young white woman's first encounter with, Washakie.
- indian/white relations; ethnohistory; culture; dress; family; horses; identity; shoshone indians; shoshone indians -- history; traditions;
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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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- Basis of American history, 1500-1900, by Livingston Farrand ...
- xviii, 322 p. incl. front. (port.) maps. 4 maps (3 double) 22 cm
- Agriculture; Travel; Religion; Tribal Government; Housing; Food; Land Use; Maps
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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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- Brigham Young Office Files Reel 32 Box 23 Folder 13 Mr. Young
- William W. Handlin wrote to Brigham Young to tell him about a history of the Indians from 1846 that he found written in Spanish. He claimed that the Spanish history confirmed stories from the Book of Mormon, including how Indian's came from the...
- Indian/White Relations; Brigham Young; Mormons; Salt Lake City; Utah
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- Bulletin of the Geological and Geographical Survey of The Territories
- Vol. II, 528 p., written by F.V. Hayden, U.S. Geologist in Charge. Washington, Government Printing Office: 1876.
- Housing; Culture; Art; Archeology; Language; Indian/White Relations; Exploration; Navajo Indians; Ute Indians; Religion; Trade
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- By Path and Trail
- Published by Intermountain Catholic, 1908. xi, 225 p., 8 leaves of plates : ill. ; 24 cm.
- Goshute Indians; Paiute Indians; Agriculture; Indian/White Relations; Culture; Travel; Trade; Exploration; Spanish
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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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- Corn Brought to the Earth
- In the very early days, when everyone was small, poor, and hungry, a local mother sent her son across the sky, to the distant country of the Shin-au-av, in search of subsidence. After passing Shin-au-av's enemy test (in which he drinks cactus...
- Ute and Paiute Legends 1873; traditions; paiute indians; paiute indians -- history; language; ethnohistory; shin-au-av; farming; food
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- Cultural Resources and Properties of the Northern Ute Tribe: A Technical Report on Sites under Possible Impact by the Uinta Basin Replacement Project.
- Report regarding water and land based resources and sites of cultural significance to the Northern Ute of the Uintah- Ouray Reservation that may be impacted by planned water developments.
- Culture; Resources; Land; Water Rights; Federal Government; Food; Gathering; Hunting; Religion; Traditions; Ute Indians
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- Cultural Resources and Properties of the Northern Ute Tribe: A Technical Report on Sites under Possible Impact by the Uinta Basin Replacement Project.
- Report examining the cultural resources and properties of an area in the Uintah Basin under consideration for development.
- Ute Indians; Indians of North America; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Culture; Environment;
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- Deseret Evening News Article dated May 25, 1870;
- Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Journal History containing references to Utah Indians. The Deseret Evening News reports of a meeting between the Ute and Gosiute Indians in which they will engage in religious rites;
- Indians of North America; Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; Mormons; Whites--Relations with Indians; Indians of North America--Rites and ceremonies; Religion;
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- Dineji Nakee Naahane A Utah Navajo History
- A history of the Navajo in Utah.
- Navajo Indians -- History; Traditions; Religion; Military/War; Art; Colonization; Trade; Missionaries; Livestock; Land Use; Spanish; Mexican Revolution; Treaties; Federal Government; Navajo Long Walk; Civil War (U.S.); Mormons; Indian Agency/...
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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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- Forty years among the Indians : a true yet thrilling narrative of the author's experiences among the natives
- Book about the travels of Daniel W. Jones among Indians.
- Indians of North America; Indian/White Relations; Mormons; Walker;
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- Fourth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Insitiution 1882-83
- By J.W. Powell, Director; Washington, Government Printing Office, 1886. 455 p.
- Archeology; Federal Government; Art; Culture; Traditions; Tribal Government; Religion; Northwestern Shoshone Indians; Navajo Indians; Paiute Indians
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- From Francisco Cesspooch to Brother Harry Dec. 7, 1923
- COPY Norris South Dakota Dec. 7, 1923 Mr. Harry Richard, Ignacio, Colo. Brother Harry, I got your letter and was glad you wrote. We are all well. So this I will tell you. You stay home all time. We going take paper ever and get peyote wrights...
- Traditions; Religion; Federal Government; Ute Indians
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- General Discussion From Story of the Flood
- The general discussion of the story of the flood provides a meta-analytic perspective of the story purpose, general structure, and metaphors.
- Ute and Paiute Legends 1873; traditions; paiute indians; paiute indians -- history; language; ethnohistory;
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- History of Indian depredations in Utah
- Compiled and edited by Peter Gottfredson; Press of Skelton Publishing Co, Salt Lake City, Utah. 1919. 388 p.
- Indian/White Relations; Mormons; Ute War; Walker War; Treaties; Black Hawk War; Federal Government; Bear River Massacre; Land; Land Rights; Livestock
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- History of the Northern Ute People, A
- Ute Indians -- History; Maps; Traditions; Spanish; Spanish Slave Trade; Travel; Treaties; Religion; Food; Land; Hunting; Federal Government; Mormons; Health; Brigham Young; Military/War; Missionaries; Farming; Indian Agency/ Reservations;...
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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 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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- How Ai-ai got his Wife
- Ai-ai (the turtle) discovers the love of his life has another suitor. Ai-ai wins his wife from her father after defeating his competitor in combat.
- ethnohistory; ai-ai; kwi-ats; family; indians of north america; paiute indians -- history; paiute indians; traditions; ute and paiute legends 1873
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- Hu-pats visits the Jay nation on the Kaibab
- Ku-puts and Ku-kwats work together to hunt with exceptional success and impress the nation of Jay. Ku-puts (the fox); kui-ala (the bear); Ku-kwats (the spider).
- Ute and Paiute Legends 1873; traditions; paiute indians; paiute indians -- history; language; ethnohistory; hu-pats; kaibab (river)
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- I Am an American: Gertrude Chapoose Willie, an Interview
- Utah Historical Quarterly article of an interview by Norma Denver with Gertrude Chapoose Willie. Willie tells what her father used to tell her regarding continuing on the Ute traditions and way of life. By Norma Denver. 2 pages.
- Children; Identity; Language; Traditions; Culture; Ute Indians
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- Indian Country
- Utah Historical Quarterly article giving a brief summary of the history of Indian tribes in the Western states; their first encounters with Europeans and their adaptations to living with colonizers. Written by C. Gregory Crampton. 5 pages.
- Resources; Culture; Food; Gathering; Hunting; Agriculture; Art; Spanish; Indian/White Relations; Colonization; Exploration; Wakara; Mormons; Livestock; Mining; Archeology; Shoshone Indians; Navajo Indians; Paiute Indians; Goshute Indians; White...
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- Introduction to the study of mortuary customs among the North American Indians. By Dr. H.C. Yarrow ...
- By Dr. H.C. Yarrow. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1880. 127 p.
- Mortuary Customs
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- Introduction to the study of sign language among the North American Indians ...
- By Garrick Mallery. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1880. 81 p.
- Language; Art
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- Jacob Hamblin, a narrative of his personal experience, as a frontiersman, missionary to the Indians and explorer, [microform] disclosing interpositions of Providence, severe privations, perilous situations and remarkable escapes. Fifth book of the...
- By Jacob Hamblin, ed. James A. Little. Printed by Juvenile Instructors Office, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1881. 147 p.
- Mormons; Missionaries; Indian/White Relations; Mountain Meadows Massacre; Utah War; Treaties
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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 man in medicine hogan with large sand painting;
- Color photograph. "The Yei-bet-Chai, a nine day Winter ceremonial, is probably the most important of all Navajo religious observances. Every Navajo, man or woman, hopes to participate at lease once during his lifetime in this profound experience. ...
- Sandpaintings--Photographs; Navajo Indians--Sand Painting; Navajo Indians--Social life and customs--Photographs; Navajo Indians--Rites and ceremonies--Photographs; Hogans--Photographs;
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- Navajo men sand painting [1];
- Color photograph of Sand Painting. Many healing ceremonies involve the making of one or more sand paintings. Colored rocks and charcoal are ground to a fine powder with grinding stones. The sand is slipped between the thumb and forefinger by the...
- Sandpaintings--Photographs; Navajo Indians--Sand Painting; Navajo Indians--Social life and customs--Photographs; Navajo Indians--Rites and ceremonies--Photographs;
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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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- Nineteenth Annual Report of the Bureau fo American Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution 1897-98
- This report from the Bureau of American Ethnology describes American Indian art, music, and writing, as well as myths, mathematical systems, and recreational pastimes. Articles and pictures supplement the report.
- Indians of North America; Ethnohistory; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Federal Government; Culture; Art; Indians of North America--Material Culture; Indians of North America--Poetry; Indians of North America--Rites and ceremonies; Music; Indians of...
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- Nuwuvi : a southern Paiute history
- Paiute Indians -- History; Traditions; Language; Land; Hunting; Tribal Government; Farming; Art; Work; Spanish; Trade; Food; Mormons; Overland Trail; Spanish Slave Trade; Travel; Indian/White Relations; Land Use; Brigham Young; Federal Government;...
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- On Spirits (Numas)
- This document catalogs different Native American perspecitves on Spirts: Mo-go-au (spirit who dwells in a man); Teu-gau (spirit of an old woman); U-nu-pits (pygmy); etc.
- Ute and Paiute Legends 1873; traditions; paiute indians; paiute indians -- history; language; ethnohistory;
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- On the Moons and Stars (Pa-vi-ot-si)
- The moon has seven wives who are constantly being chased by all the other (male) stars.
- Ute and Paiute Legends 1873; traditions; paiute indians; paiute indians -- history; language; ethnohistory;
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- On the trail of a Spanish pioneer; the diary and itinerary of Francisco Garces (missionary priest) in his travels through Sonora, Arizona, and California, 1775-1776; translated from an official contemporaneous copy of the original Spanish...
- Spanish explorer Francisco Garces keeps an account of his travels through the southwest United States and his experiences with Indian tribes, including the Navajo. Footnotes provide supplemental historical, cultural, and geographical information.
- Indians of North America; Spanish; Indian/White Relations; Inter-tribal Relations; Horses; Agriculture; Food; Culture; Housing; Indians of North America--Dwellings; Religion; Missionaries; Navajo Indians; Culture
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- Ong, Chai-ok and Shin-au-av go to a distant mountain to gather pine-nuts
- Ong, Chai-ok, and Shin-au-av go travel to a distant mountain with the goal of gathered pine nuts to bring home. However, the people of the mountains deceived Shin-au-av and gave him seeds for a Cedar trees instead. This story explains why Cedar...
- Paiute Indians; ute and paiute legends 1873; shin-au-av; paiute indians -- history; ethnohistory; traditions; language; ong; chai-ok; shinau-aw
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- Origin of the Echo (Gosiute)
- A witch stretches the arms and legs of To-o-wi's daughter (the turtle dove) until he is the size of a man, and then she marries him. After a long and clever rescue, the witch teams up with the rattlesnake and hides in its skin, conferring the...
- Ute and Paiute Legends 1873; traditions; paiute indians; paiute indians -- history; language; ethnohistory;
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- Origin of the Mountains, Valleys, Canyons, etc
- One day when the earth was completely flat, Shin-au-av decides to shoot his arrow across the land. As the arrow struck the surface of the planet, it formed the crevices and canyons between the mountains. Before this time, all were brothers and...
- Ute and Paiute Legends 1873; traditions; paiute indians; paiute indians -- history; language; ethnohistory; Inter-tribal Relations; Land; shin-au-av
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- We Shall Remain: Utah Indian Elementary Curriculum Guide - The Goshutes: The Use of Storytelling in the Transmission of Goshute Culture
- This assignment consists of a worksheet pertaining to Goshute stories, including the Tale of Pia Toya and Coyote Eye-Juggler.
- Children; Education; Indians of North America; Indians of North America--Education; Goshute Indians; Culture; Utah Indians, Children, Education, Elementary
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- Message #8 from Father Liebler, Helen Sturges, Brother Juniper, and Joan Eskell dated June 1970
- This letter outlines the end of land exchange negotiations with the Navajo Nation, the selection of the final site for the Mission's new chapel, and the letter's authors' daily routine at the Mission.
- Navajo; Navajo Indians; Navajo Indians -- History; Father Liebler; Brother Juniper; Liebler, Harold Baxter 1889-1982; Missionaries; Religion; St. Christopher's Mission; St. Mary's of the Moonlight Chapel; Photograph;
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- Southern Utes A Tribal History, The
- Ute Indians -- History; Language; Spanish; Treaties; Military/War; Trade; Overland Trail; Indian/White Relations; Federal Government; Ute War; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Meeker Massacre; Allotment; Tribal Economy; Tribal Funds; Hunting; Farming;...
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- Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1896
- Excerpts concerning Utah from the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - Courtesy of the University of Wisconsin Digital Collections. The Commissioner of Indian Affairs discusses school enrollment and performance, employment through...
- Annual Report; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Federal Government; Indians of North America; Education; Indians of North America--Education; Employment; Work; Indian/White Relations; Land; Land Use; Land Rights; Allotment; Railroads; Timber;...
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- We Shall Remain: Utah Indian Junior High Curriculum Guide - 7th Grade Assessment
- This lesson from the We Shall Remain: Utah Indian Junior High Curriculum Guide tests students' knowledge of the five major Utah tribes and the information presented about them in the We Shall Remain series of films.
- Children; Education; Indians of North America; Indians of North America--Education
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- Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - 1889
- Excerpts concerning Utah from the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - Courtesy of the University of Wisconsin Digital Collections. Commissioner of Indian Affairs T.J. Morgan discusses the integration of Indians into "national...
- Annual Report; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Federal Government; Education; Indians of North America--Education; Health; Farming; Agriculture; Land; Land Use; Health; Indian/White Relations; Allotment; Crime; Courts; Railroads; Resources; Timber;...
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- Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - 1889
- Excerpts concerning Utah from the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - Courtesy of the University of Wisconsin Digital Collections. The Commissioner of Indian Affairs discusses schools in great detail, including the application and...
- Annual Report; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Federal Government; Indians of North America; Education; Indians of North America--Education; Employment; Work; Health; Land; Land Use; Land Rights; Allotment; Agriculture; Farming; Trade; Grazing;...
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- Dissertation on Ute Indians
- History of the Ute people prior to and after encountering European-Americans.
- Allotment; Black Hawk War; Brigham Young; Environment; Ethnohistory; Farming; Federal Government; Homesteading; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Indian/White Relations; Indians of North America; Land Rights; Land Use; Livestock; Meeker massacre;...
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- Source Materials for Comparative Studies of the Indians of the Americas
- AWC Occasional Paper - Resources for comparative studies.
- Activism; Culture; Education; Environment; Federal Government; Identity; Indian/White Relations; Indians of North America; Land Rights; Spanish
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- Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - 1901 Pt I
- Excerpts concerning Utah from the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - Courtesy of the University of Wisconsin Digital Collections. Commissioner Jones discusses the importance of increasing education and eliminating poverty among...
- Annual Report; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Federal Government; Indians of North America; Resources; annuities; Tribal Funds; Education; Indians of North America--Education; Missionaries; Alcohol; Land; Land Use; Land Rights; Allotment; Religion;...
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- Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - 1898
- Excerpts concerning Utah from the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - Courtesy of the University of Wisconsin Digital Collections. The Commissioner of Indian Affairs discusses the appropriation of tribal funds, Indian exhibitions,...
- Annual Report; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Federal Government; Indians of North America; Maps; Alcohol; Land; Land Use; Land Rights; Irrigation; Water Rights; Timber; Crime; Indian/White Relations; Tribal Funds
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- Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - 1872
- Excerpts concerning Utah from the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - Courtesy of the University of Wisconsin Digital Collections. The Commissioner of Indian Affairs makes distinctions between policies pertaining to "hostile"...
- Annual Report; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Federal Government; Indians of North America; Indian/White Relations; Treaties; Land; Land Use; Land Rights; Hunting; Tribal Funds
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- Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs 1904 (Pt I)
- Excerpts concerning Utah from the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - Courtesy of the University of Wisconsin Digital Collections. The Commissioner of Indian Affairs discusses the distribution of allotments (including those on the...
- Annual Report; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Federal Government; Indians of North America; Land; Land Use; Land Rights; Allotment; Resources; Railroads; Timber; Education; Indians of North America--Education; Irrigation; Water Rights; Intermarriage;...
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- Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1903 (Pt I)
- Excerpts concerning Utah from the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - Courtesy of the University of Wisconsin Digital Collections. The Commissioner of Indian Affairs discusses calculations regarding appropriations and...
- Annual Report; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Federal Government; Indians of North America; Education; Indians of North America--Education; Tribal Funds; annuities; Treaties; Trade; Alcohol; Allotment; Land; Land Use; Land Rights; Railroads;...
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- We Shall Remain: Utah Indian Junior High Curriculum Guide - The Navajos
- This lesson teaches students the ways in which the Miss Navajo Pageant reflects Navajo history and culture.
- Children; Education; Indians of North America; Indians of North America--Education; Navajo Indians; Culture; Utah Indians, Children, Education, Junior High
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- Uintah Commission to Commissioner
- Pending
- Indians of North America
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- Message #4 from Father Liebler, Helen Sturges, Brother Juniper, and Joan Eskell dated April 1968
- This letter outlines unusual amounts of snow and how the weather affected the Mission's population, the daily routine at the Mission, Father Liebler's work at the Good Shepherd Mission at Fort Defiance, St. Christopher's Mission's relations with...
- Navajo; Navajo Indians; Navajo Indians -- History; Father Liebler; Brother Juniper; Liebler, Harold Baxter 1889-1982; Missionaries; Religion; St. Christopher's Mission; St. Mary's of the Moonlight Chapel
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- Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - 1869
- Excerpts concerning Utah from the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - Courtesy of the University of Wisconsin Digital Collections.
- Federal Government; Indian/White Relations; Indians of North America;
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- Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - 1900 Pt I
- Excerpts concerning Utah from the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - Courtesy of the University of Wisconsin Digital Collections. The Commissioner of Indian Affairs submits a report outlining issues such as Indian finances, the...
- Annual Report; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Federal Government; Indians of North America; Tribal Funds; Education; Indians of North America--Education; Allotment; Land; Land Use; Land Rights; Irrigation; Water Rights; Timber; Resources; Railroads;...
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- Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1902 (Pt I)
- Excerpts concerning Utah from the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - Courtesy of the University of Wisconsin Digital Collections. The Commissioner of Indian Affairs describes the need to pass federal Indian policy in order to...
- Annual Report; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Federal Government; Indians of North America; annuities; Tribal Funds; Culture; Dress; Education; Indians of North America--Education; Treaties; Alcohol; Allotment; Land; Land Use; Land Rights;...
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- European-American Relations with the Indigenous Americans
- AWC Occasional Paper discussing the early history of relations between Indians and European-Americans leading up to westward expansion.
- Federal Government; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Indians of North America; Land Rights; Voting
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- Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - 1907
- Excerpts concerning Utah from the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - Courtesy of the University of Wisconsin Digital Collections. The Commissioner of Indian Affairs submits a report regarding logging, the distribution of supplies...
- Annual Report; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Federal Government; Employment; Work; Alcohol; Education; Indians of North America--Education; Indians of North America; Tribal Funds; Irrigation; Water Rights; Land; Land Use; Land Rights; Allotment;...
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- Travels and Adventures in the Far West
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- Tales of the Colorado Pioneers
- A history of the explorers and pioneers that helped to create the state of Colorado.
- Indian/White Relations; Indians of North America; State Government; Ute Indians; Mining; Farming; Homesteading; Federal Government;
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- We Shall Remain: Utah Indian Elementary Curriculum Guide - The Art & Technology of Utah's Five Unique Indian Cultures
- This article includes elementary school lessons pertaining to Navajo weaving, Goshute botany, Navajo weaving, Ute buckskin tanning, Paiute basketry, and Shoshone beadwork. Students are expected to complete a jigsaw worksheet upon completion of the...
- Children; Education; Indians of North America; Education; Indians of North America--Education; Art; Culture; Utah Indians, Children, Education, Elementary
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- We Shall Remain: Utah Indian Junior High Curriculum Guide - The Shoshones
- This lesson gives a brief history of Chief Washakie. Students are required to draw conclusions about Shoshone life through Chief Washakie's story.
- Education; Children; Indians of North America; Indians of North America--Education; Shoshone Indians; Washakie
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- Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs for the Year 1868
- Excerpts concerning Utah from the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - Courtesy of the University of Wisconsin Digital Collections. The Commissioner of Indian Affairs proclaims that moving Utah Indians to reservation lands is...
- Indians of North America; Federal Government; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Annual Report; Indian/White Relations; Treaties; Culture; Shoshone Indians; Ute Indians; Black Hawk; Livestock; Education; Land; Land Use; Land Rights; Farming; Agriculture
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- Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - 1913
- Excerpts concerning Utah from the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - Courtesy of the University of Wisconsin Digital Collections. The Commissioner of Indian Affairs discusses tribal funds (especially those dedicated to irrigation...
- Annual Report; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Federal Government; Indians of North America; Land; Land Use; Land Rights; Agriculture; Farming; Livestock; Grazing; Alcohol; Timber; Irrigation; Water Rights; Health; Tribal Funds; Mining; Tribal...
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- Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs Accompanying the Annual Report of the Secretary of the Interior for the Year 1856
- Excerpts concerning Utah from the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - Courtesy of the University of Wisconsin Digital Collections. Commissioner of Indian Affairs George Manypenny reports that the Indians of Utah have been...
- Indians of North America; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Federal Government; Annual Report; Work; Employment; Land; Land Use; Agriculture; Farming; Indian/White Relations; Treaties; Tribal Funds; Brigham Young
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- Report on Indian Affairs by the Acting Commissioner for the Year 1867
- Excerpts concerning Utah from the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - Courtesy of the University of Wisconsin Digital Collections. The Secretary of the Interior reports that salaries within the Bureau of Indian Affairs are...
- Indians of North America; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Federal Government; Annual Report; Ute Indians; Shoshone Indians; Kanosh; Black Hawk; Indian/White Relations; Language; Names; Tabby; Black Hawk; Land; Land Use; Farming; Agriculture; Treaties;...
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- The City of the Saints
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- We Shall Remain: Utah Indian Elementary Curriculum Guide - The Navajos
- This We Shall Remain: Utah Indian Elementary Curriculum guide pertains to the Navajo Indians. This lesson describes the symbolism and meaning behind certain colors in Navajo culture
- Education; Indians of North America--Education; Navajo Indians; Indians of North America; Culture; Navajo Indians -- History; Utah Indians, Children, Education, Elementary
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- We Shall Remain: Utah Indian Junior High Curriculum Guide - The Paiutes
- This lesson compares Sarah Winnemucca to female leaders in today's Paiute tribe.
- Children; Education; Indians of North America; Indians of North America--Education; Culture; Paiute Indians; Paiute Indians -- History
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- We Shall Remain: Utah Indian High School Curriculum Guide - The Navajos
- This lesson outlines the Navajo Long Walk and the history of those who were able to escape to southeast Utah. This lesson provides definitions for key terms such as treaties, sovereignty, etc.
- Indians of North America; Indians of North America--Education; Education; Utah Indians, Children, Education, High School; Navajo Indians
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- We Shall Remain: Utah Indian High School Curriculum Guide - The Paiutes
- This lesson outlines the history of the Southern Paiutes during the era of Termination.
- Indians of North America; Indians of North America--Education; Education; Utah Indians, Children, Education, High School
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- St. Christopher's Newsletter dated Spring 1965
- This newsletter outlines design plans for a new church and the Mission's need for more trained personnel. The newsletter contains both sketches and photographs.
- Navajo; Navajo Indians; Navajo Indians -- History; Father Liebler; Brother Juniper; Liebler, Harold Baxter 1889-1982; Missionaries; Religion; St. Christopher's Mission; St. Mary's of the Moonlight Chapel; photograph
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- Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - 1886
- Excerpts concerning Utah from the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - Courtesy of the University of Wisconsin Digital Collections. The Commissioner of Indian Affairs submits a report regarding the "Peace Policy" and its...
- Annual Report; Indian Agency/ Reservations; Federal Government; Indians of North America; Education; Indians of North America--Education; Treaties; Land; Land Use; Land Rights; Allotment; Work; Employment; Crime; Religion; Farming; Agriculture;...
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