Indians Collection (page 44)

Indians Honour European
A European voyager (Drake?) is honoured by Indians in, possibly, California

USA / Seattle / Totem Pole
Totem pole of the Raven Tribe of the Tlingit Indians (Alaska), purchased and re-erected in Seattle, Washington State

Racial / Medicine Pony
Sioux Indians making a medicine pony

Racial / Fighting Indians
Two native men on horseback: one has shot the other in the back with an arrow

Racial / Cherokee Group
Group of Cherokee Indians, one in non-native dress

Racial / Blackfoot River
Canadian Blackfoot Indians crossing a river with their horses

Attacked by Demons, India
Four Indians defend themselves against an attack by demons

Hunting / Deer, India
Indians pursuing deer - one on horseback, two others on foot with lassoos

Ictinike
Sioux myth of Ictinike, son of the Sun god, he was compelled by magic to leap in the air to a drum beat

Indians Troops at Marne
Indian troops in hand-to-hand engagement with German infantry during the Marne operations

Racial / Corn Dance C1835
North American Indians celebrate their harvest with the CORN DANCE

Racial / War Dance 1810
Dance Preparatory to War, among the Indians of North America

John Eliot, Churchman
JOHN ELIOT, known as Apostle to the Indians : English-born churchman in America, devoted himself to converting Native Americans to Christianity, translating Bible for them

Boston Tea Party
Boston citizens, dressed as Indians, board English ships and throw tea chests into the harbour in protest against taxation

Dutch Weight
Satirical comment on the way the Dutch were thought to have cheated the Native Americans by mis-weighing furs

Racial / Ghost Dance 1891
Ghost Dance of the Sioux Indians

Cherokees Attack British
Cherokee Indians ambush British soldiers

Racial / Thirst Dance 1886
Sun or Thirst dance by Cree Indians of north-west Canada, to prove themselves braves

John Eliot preaching to Native Americans
John Eliot (1604-1690) known as the apostle to the Indians, offers Native Americans the chance to save their souls the Christian way

Trading with native Canadians in Canada

Mandan initiation ceremony
Initiation ceremony of the Mandan people, native Americans

Missionaries preaching to native Americans

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"Indians: A Tapestry of Rich History, Culture, and Resilience" From Jamaicans on board the Empire Windrush to the iconic first Thanksgiving in 1621, they have left an indelible mark on history. Brave warriors like Geronimo and Tecumseh, Native American chief of the Shawnee tribe, fought valiantly for their people's rights. Tagore's poetic brilliance continues to inspire generations worldwide. In awe-inspiring landscapes like the White Wolf Ski resort, witness a mesmerizing Native American Indian Buffalo Hunt unfold under a vibrant New Mexico sunset. The craftsmanship behind Navajo Indian Rugs showcases their deep-rooted traditions and artistic finesse. Leaders such as Sioux Chief Sitting Bull embodied strength and wisdom that resonated with their tribes. Hollow Horn Bear stands tall as a symbol of Sioux Indian leadership and resilience. Lake Superior Chippewa's presence in Apostle Islands, Wisconsin reflects their harmonious connection with nature. With each picture capturing moments frozen in time - Picture No. 10760372 encapsulates the spirit of unity among diverse indigenous communities across America. As we delve into this captivating tapestry of heritage and legacy, let us celebrate Indians' contributions while acknowledging their struggles against adversity throughout history. Their stories weave together a colorful narrative that deserves recognition and respect for generations to come.