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1.	16 Room house of the Ancient Cave-Cliff Dwellers Bluff, Utah- Feb 25, 1896 # 54	Art; Housing; White Mesa Utes;	A black and white photograph of many people posing in the ancient house. Some stand in the ruin itself while others stand below on the ground. The writing at the bottom of the photograph reads: "16 Ro

2.	A group of St. George (Sibwit) Paiutes and Wickiups (cedar)	Housing; Paiute Indians; Ute Indians	A black and white photograph of a group of peole sitting and standing in front of a brush shelter. All face the camera; one man sits on a horse in the right of the photograph.

3.	Adult Ute Male Dressed for Bear Dance	Bear Dance; Culture; Traditions; Ute Indians	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.

4.	Alice Cesspooch, with one of two snakes killed at Red Bridge	Children; Ute Indians	Black and white photograph of Alice Cesspooch as a young girl; she looks at the small snake she is holding on the end of a stick. Someone else is pointing from the left side of the photograph, their h

5.	Ancient Basket makers of southeastern Utah, a guide leaflet descriptive of an exhibit in the American museum of natural history_Compound object	Art; Culture; Work; Paiute Indians	Guide leaflet of an exhibit in the American Museum of Natural History regarding Paiute basket making. 26 p. illus. 25 cm. 2d ed., from stereotyped plates.

6.	Andalia, Alice Jimmie, Rodell, and Delbert Cesspooch	Children; Family; Leisure; Ute Indians	Black and white photograph of five children who appear to have just gotten out of the water; one has a town around his shoulders and the others appear wet. One of the girls is smiling at the camera, a

7.	Annual Report upon the Geographical and Geological Surveys and Explorations West of the 100th Meridian, in Nevada, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona	Shoshone Indians; Navajo Indians; Ute Indians; Federal Government; Exploration; Travel	Appendix EE of the Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers for 1873.: ill., maps ; 23 cm. 1873.

8.	Artician Well No.3 Bluff, Utah 100 Gal per minute	Work; White Mesa Utes; Land Use	A black and white photograph of some sort of well. Behind the well a rock formation juts into the sky; several people stand at the base of the well, appearing to oversee production. There is writing a

9.	Basis of American history, 1500-1900, by Livingston Farrand ...	Agriculture; Travel; Religion; Tribal Government; Housing; Food; Land Use; Maps	xviii, 322 p. incl. front. (port.) maps. 4 maps (3 double) 22 cm

10.	Bear Dance Line	Art; Bear Dance; Culture; Traditions; Ute Indians	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

11.	Bert chopping wood at camp	Work; Ute Indians	A black and white photograph of a man chopping wood. He holds the axe over his shoulder, getting reading to bring it down on a log. Behind him is a large shrub, and there is a pile of wood at his feet

12.	Bob Ouray Young Ute Indian, Ouray, Summer '09	Ute Indians	Black and white photograph of a young man with a building in the background. A shadow of a person is visible on his person.

13.	Boundary of Shoshone Indian Territory	Maps; Land; Land Marks; Land Rights; Land Use;	Map showing the boundary of Shoshone Indian Territory by O. Stewart. Drawn in 1957, this map includes language division and shows the vast range of the Shoshone people.

14.	Boundary of Shoshone Indian Territory according to Swanton, 1952.	Maps; Land; Land Rights; Land Use	Map shows the Shoshone boundaries according to Swanton in 1952. Includes the Goshute, Bannock, Shoshone and Comanche.

15.	Boundary of Shoshone Indian Territory and Neighboring Tribes	Maps; Land; Land Rights; Land Use;	Map showing the boundaries of the Shoshone in respect to neighboring tribes, the Bannock, Goshute, Ute, Paiute etc. Drawn by O. Stewart, 1957

16.	Boundary of Shoshone Indian Territory, Linguistic Boundaries of Shoshone and Bannock.	Maps; Language; Land	Map of the Linguistic boundaries of the Shoshone and Bannock peoples according to C.F. and E. W. Voegelin, 1941.

17.	Boundary of Shoshone Indian Territory, showing the locations of the Bannock from 1819 to 1951.	Maps; Land Use; Land Rights	Boundary of Shoshone Indian Territory, showing the locations of the Bannock from 1819 to 1951.

18.	Boundary of Shoshone Indian Territory, showing the locations of the Bannock.	Maps; Land; Land Use; Land Rights	Boundary of Shoshone Indian Territory, showing the locations of the Bannock.

19.	Boundary of Shoshone Indian Territory, showing the locations where the Bannock and Shoshone reported together 1819-1956	Maps; Land; Land Use; Land Rights	Boundary of Shoshone Indian Territory, showing the locations where the Bannock and Shoshone reported together 1819-1956

20.	Boundary of Shoshone Indian Territory; Doty Map of 1863 Indian Claims Commission.	Maps; Land; Land Use	This map shows the boundaries according to the Indian Claims Commission of 1863. Includes the tribal and band divisions of the Shoshone people.

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