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Object Number
2004.29.4151
Display Title
Five Apache men sitting
Descriptions
Object Description
Written on board: "Apache Indians (Athapascan) / Group of Tame Apaches at Tuschon Ariz- to have a scalp dance to raise food & money."
Keywords
- Ethnographic
- People and Family
Subject
- People
Department
Photographic
Date
1848-1895
Culture
- Apache
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
North America
/
United States
/
Arizona
Additional Geographic Terms
Tucson
Dimensions
Overall: 5.72 x 8.89 cm (2 1/4 x 3 1/2 in.)
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| PrimaryMedia | Object Number | Title | Classification | Geography/Provenience | SHARE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2004.29.4149 | Apache and Ute men with Governor Arny |
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| 2004.29.4152 | Reproduction of painting of Apaches of Arizona capturing a train |
Arizona
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| 2004.29.4150 | Chief Largo |
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| 2004.29.4180 | Two Jicarilla Apache men |
Rio Arriba County
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| 2004.29.4148 | Pacer, Apache head chief |
United States
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| 2004.1.338.2 | San Carlos Apaches |
United States
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| 2004.29.4181 | Ruben Springer and wife; Jicarilla Apaches from Reservation from Dulce, NM |
Rio Arriba County
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| 2004.29.4191 | Three Apache men |
United States
| ||
| 2004.29.5857 | Studio portrait of five seated chiefs |
United States
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| 2004.29.4154 | Three Apache men |
Arizona
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| 2004.29.4168 | Medicine shirt invisible mantle for spies, superstitious garment |
Arizona
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| 2004.29.5762 | AN-PE-TU TO-KE-CA (-Other Day) |
St. Paul
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