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Picture: Photo of cedar carving of an Indian head named Whispering Giant (which honours the Ojibwa, Cree, and Assiniboine First Nations) in Winnipeg Beach Provincial Recreation Area, in the town of Winnipeg Beach, Manitoba, Canada. Discover Canada, Indian Head, Walk This Way, Native American Art, Peter Wolf, North America, Photo Galleries, Carving

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Picture: Photo of cedar carving of an Indian head named Whispering Giant (which honours the Ojibwa, Cree, and Assiniboine First Nations) in Winnipeg Beach Provincial Recreation Area, in the town of Winnipeg Beach, Manitoba, Canada.

Paul Kane. Wanderings of an Artist among the Indians of North America from Canada to Vancouver's Island and Oregon through the Hudson's Bay Company's Territory and Back Again. London, 1859. "Portrait of a half-breed Cree Girl." (Chromolithograph) Kane traveled to the Oregon Country and western Canada in 1846-48, inspired by a Catlinesque desire to record Native American culture before it was obliterated by civilization. His sense of the inevitable destruction of their way of life is p... American Indians, Oregon Country, A4 Poster, Poster Prints, Aboriginal Culture, Fine Art Prints, Canvas Prints

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Paul Kane. Wanderings of an Artist among the Indians of North America from Canada to Vancouver's Island and Oregon through the Hudson's Bay Company's Territory and Back Again. London, 1859. "Portrait of a half-breed Cree Girl." (Chromolithograph) Kane traveled to the Oregon Country and western Canada in 1846-48, inspired by a Catlinesque desire to record Native American culture before it was obliterated by civilization. His sense of the inevitable destruction of their way of life is p...

This picture was taken in the summer of 1913 at an Indian Sun Dance held between Mr. Moise L'Heureaux's ranch and Cochin the usual place for holding Sun dances, at this particular dance the Indians were asking their gods for rain. Picture taken and finished by Mabel Devlin School teacher at St Hippolyte at the time. She is now Mrs. J.D. Paulhus of Vawn. Mr. Paul L'Heureux of Jack Fish who spoke Cree assisted in persuading these gentlemen to pose Native American Regalia, Native American Beauty, American Indian Art, Our Legacy, Dancing In The Rain, First Nations, Historical Photos

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This picture was taken in the summer of 1913 at an Indian Sun Dance held between Mr. Moise L'Heureaux's ranch and Cochin the usual place for holding Sun dances, at this particular dance the Indians were asking their gods for rain. Picture taken and finished by Mabel Devlin School teacher at St Hippolyte at the time. She is now Mrs. J.D. Paulhus of Vawn. Mr. Paul L'Heureux of Jack Fish who spoke Cree assisted in persuading these gentlemen to pose

Cree beaded pad saddle 18"(l) with beaded tabs, floral and geometric designs in red, blue, green, pink and butterscotch. The yarn tassles have glass tubular beads.There is an old label that reads "Indian Saddle - said to have belonged to Sitting Bull's daughter". Fine cond, circa 1890 Native American Horses, Native American Clothing, Native American Pictures, Native American Crafts, Native American Artifacts, Native American Fashion, Indian Beadwork, Native Beadwork

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Cree beaded pad saddle 18"(l) with beaded tabs, floral and geometric designs in red, blue, green, pink and butterscotch. The yarn tassles have glass tubular beads.There is an old label that reads "Indian Saddle - said to have belonged to Sitting Bull's daughter". Fine cond, circa 1890

PEYASIW-AWASIS (Thunderchild, also known as Kapitikow, meaning “the one who makes the sound”), Plains Cree chief; b. 1849, probably along the South Saskatchewan River; m. Mamchwasis and then Ka-kwa; he had several children; d. 29 June 1927 on the Thunderchild Indian Reserve, Sask. Native American Tribes, Native American History, Canadian History, American Symbols, American Bobtail Cat, Aboriginal People, Native Indian, Before Us

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PEYASIW-AWASIS (Thunderchild, also known as Kapitikow, meaning “the one who makes the sound”), Plains Cree chief; b. 1849, probably along the South Saskatchewan River; m. Mamchwasis and then Ka-kwa; he had several children; d. 29 June 1927 on the Thunderchild Indian Reserve, Sask.

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Fancy Shawl Dancer Violet John [Cree] is also a former Miss Indian World & former Hoop Dancer Champion of the world. Champions Of The World, Rodeo Queen, Pow Wow, Beauty Queens, Dancers

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Fancy Shawl Dancer Violet John [Cree] is also a former Miss Indian World & former Hoop Dancer Champion of the world.

Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation, Mont., August 17, 2010 -- Ruby Stump participated in the Federal Disaster Assistance Agreement the signing ceremony between Chippewa Cree Nation and the Federal Emergency Management Agency. This signed agreement clears the path for federal disaster recovery funding for the tribe. Ruby's home was heavily damaged by the June 13th rains on the Reservation. Native American Images, Emergency Management, August 17

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Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation, Mont., August 17, 2010 -- Ruby Stump participated in the Federal Disaster Assistance Agreement the signing ceremony between Chippewa Cree Nation and the Federal Emergency Management Agency. This signed agreement clears the path for federal disaster recovery funding for the tribe. Ruby's home was heavily damaged by the June 13th rains on the Reservation.

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PLAINS CREE BEADED ROBE composed of fine, dark blue wool cloth, sewn with a concentric beadwork medallion, trimmed with a brass hawk bell and two cloth-wrapped ermine drops painted with reddish earth pigments, flanked by two men, in applique, each surmounted by a crescent shape, the whole decorated with a series of circular cloth medallions, each centering a brass bell with an ermine drop. 41in. by 57in. Native Art, Photo Supplies, Earth Pigments, Yarn Bombing

PLAINS CREE BEADED ROBE composed of fine, dark blue wool cloth, sewn with a concentric beadwork medallion, trimmed with a brass hawk bell and two cloth-wrapped ermine drops painted with reddish earth pigments, flanked by two men, in applique, each surmounted by a crescent shape, the whole decorated with a series of circular cloth medallions, each centering a brass bell with an ermine drop. 41in. by 57in.

Rose Marie "Tantoo" Cardinal (Canadian actor and political activist, noted: of Cree descent. Winner of American Indian Film Festival Best Actress Award in 1993 during her cast time as "Song Bird" on the CBS drama series "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman." Which is where I saw her first and admire her talent from) Native American Actors, Canadian Actresses, Cool Stuff

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Rose Marie "Tantoo" Cardinal (Canadian actor and political activist, noted: of Cree descent. Winner of American Indian Film Festival Best Actress Award in 1993 during her cast time as "Song Bird" on the CBS drama series "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman." Which is where I saw her first and admire her talent from)

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Woods Cree saddle blanket - A Song for the Horse Nation - October 29, 2011 through January 7, 2013 - The National Museum of the American Indian - Washington, D.C. - Native American Beadwork, Horse Gear, Horse Tack, Horse Costumes, Saddle Blanket

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Woods Cree saddle blanket - A Song for the Horse Nation - October 29, 2011 through January 7, 2013 - The National Museum of the American Indian - Washington, D.C. -

Indian identified as Crow, taken by Richard Throssel. Throssel was a student of Edward Curtis, and one-quarter Cree, and this image comes from archives at the University of Wyoming: Native American Photography, American Crow, Edward Curtis, Alternative Kunst, Potnia Theron

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Indian identified as Crow, taken by Richard Throssel. Throssel was a student of Edward Curtis, and one-quarter Cree, and this image comes from archives at the University of Wyoming:

1500 CREE BOOTS W TYROLESE TAPE (FULL SIZE ONLY) / Beige Suede x Indian Tan Suede / True Moccasin / Crêpe Hunt Sole / Town / Avoid contact with petroleum based products Moccasin Boots, Moccasins, Shoe Boots, Shoe Bag, Stay Warm, Designer Shoes, Footwear, Beige

1500 CREE BOOTS W TYROLESE TAPE (FULL SIZE ONLY) / Beige Suede x Indian Tan Suede / True Moccasin / Crêpe Hunt Sole / Town / Avoid contact with petroleum based products

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A photograph of Blanche Mann, later Askie, taken circa 1900. She was George G. Mann's eldest daughter and acted as his secretary and assistant in all three Indian agencies he worked at. Blanche was a fluent Cree speaker. History Major, Secretary, Looking Back, Amazing Women, Mona Lisa, Photograph, Daughter

A photograph of Blanche Mann, later Askie, taken circa 1900. She was George G. Mann's eldest daughter and acted as his secretary and assistant in all three Indian agencies he worked at. Blanche was a fluent Cree speaker.

Interesting! I believe my animal spirit is the wolf, Bear and Hawk... I knew a Cree and Cherokee Indian during my young years but lost contact. They mention a bear to me but don't remember the other animals.. Native American Music, Native American Paintings, Native American Artists, American Spirit, Indian Paintings

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Interesting! I believe my animal spirit is the wolf, Bear and Hawk... I knew a Cree and Cherokee Indian during my young years but lost contact. They mention a bear to me but don't remember the other animals..

Jerry Potts - of mixed blood, Blackfeet Indian and White, he lived among the Indians while employed as interpreter & guide for NW Mounted Police. By age 36 he had killed at least 40 men, mostly whiskey runners to the Indians. However, during the Battle of Belly River in which the Blackfeet slaughtered over 300 of the Cree-Assiniboine tribe on October 25, 1870, Potts said, "You could fire with your eyes shut and be certain to kill a Cree.” The rifle he is holding is a .45 cal. Colt Yellow Boy. Cowboy Pictures, Le Far West, Cowboy And Cowgirl, Mountain Man, Old West

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Jerry Potts - of mixed blood, Blackfeet Indian and White, he lived among the Indians while employed as interpreter & guide for NW Mounted Police. By age 36 he had killed at least 40 men, mostly whiskey runners to the Indians. However, during the Battle of Belly River in which the Blackfeet slaughtered over 300 of the Cree-Assiniboine tribe on October 25, 1870, Potts said, "You could fire with your eyes shut and be certain to kill a Cree.” The rifle he is holding is a .45 cal. Colt Yellow Boy.

George Armstrong Custer poses with his Indian scouts during the Black Hills expedition of 1874. The man pointing to the map was named "Bloody Knife," a member of the Cree tribe. Photograph by William Illingworth. (Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument [4321]) American Indian Wars, History Photos, Us History, History Books, Les Scouts

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George Armstrong Custer poses with his Indian scouts during the Black Hills expedition of 1874. The man pointing to the map was named "Bloody Knife," a member of the Cree tribe. Photograph by William Illingworth. (Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument [4321])

James Bay Cree Hood 1860-1890 Woold, velvet, glass beads;Infinity of Nations: Art and History in the Collections of the National Museum of the American Indian - George Gustav Heye Center, New York Canadian Clothing, American Women

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James Bay Cree Hood 1860-1890 Woold, velvet, glass beads;Infinity of Nations: Art and History in the Collections of the National Museum of the American Indian - George Gustav Heye Center, New York

Cree Métis Bag c. 1875 Manitoba, Canada. Wool cloth, beads, silk. Mrs. E.C. McDonald Collection; Infinity of Nations: Art and History in the Collections of the National Museum of the American Indian - George Gustav Heye Center, New York; beading, beadwork, bead work, emroidery Beaded Moccasins

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Cree Métis Bag c. 1875 Manitoba, Canada. Wool cloth, beads, silk. Mrs. E.C. McDonald Collection; Infinity of Nations: Art and History in the Collections of the National Museum of the American Indian - George Gustav Heye Center, New York; beading, beadwork, bead work, emroidery

Only after the last tree has been cut down. Only after the last fish has been caught. Only after the last river has been poisoned. Only then will you realize that money cannot be eaten. Cree Prophesy American Indian Quotes, Indian People, How To Find Out

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Only after the last tree has been cut down. Only after the last fish has been caught. Only after the last river has been poisoned. Only then will you realize that money cannot be eaten. Cree Prophesy

A JAMES BAY CREE BEADED CLOTH HOOD composed of wool and silk cloth, glass beads and cotton thread, decorated with a floral motif. Length 21 in. Floral Motif

A JAMES BAY CREE BEADED CLOTH HOOD composed of wool and silk cloth, glass beads and cotton thread, decorated with a floral motif. Length 21 in.

Portrait of Cree Indian women and children standing in front of shelter and tipi. Children wear beaded moccasins, girl wears necklace, boy wears decorative leggings.; Smallboy family, Cree, Butte area, Montana. Back row, l-r: Mary Smallboy; Marie Isobel (Coyote) Smallboy, wife of Peter (Pierre) Smallboy. This family lived in Montana, although Marie Isobel was from the Bobtail Band of Bearhills now known as Hobbema, Alberta before it disbanded. 1906 Native American Totem

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Portrait of Cree Indian women and children standing in front of shelter and tipi. Children wear beaded moccasins, girl wears necklace, boy wears decorative leggings.; Smallboy family, Cree, Butte area, Montana. Back row, l-r: Mary Smallboy; Marie Isobel (Coyote) Smallboy, wife of Peter (Pierre) Smallboy. This family lived in Montana, although Marie Isobel was from the Bobtail Band of Bearhills now known as Hobbema, Alberta before it disbanded. 1906