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MARCXML Record MODS Record Dublin Core Record Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C., 20540 USA (E77.C98) (NAI and Suppl.)ġ29 photographic prints : b&w 6 x 8 in. Most (119) published in The North American Indian / by Edward S. Nootka Indians-Subsistence activities-1910-1920Ĭopyright deposit Edward S.
Kwakiutl Indians-Spiritual life-1910-1920 Kwakiutl Indians-Clothing & dress-1910-1920
Indians of North America-Northwest, Pacific-1910-1920 12328-B-Clayoquot: Women gathering seaweed and rowing canoes a whaler holding a spear and performing a ceremony and a man spearing fish.Ĭurtis, Edward S., 1868-1952, photographer 12328-B-Hesquiat: A young woman wearing attire of a virgin and women, wearing cedar bark clothing, carrying baskets, boarding canoes, and preparing to pick berries or gather bark. Summary: 12328-A-Kwakiutl: Portraits of men (including a chief and a warrior) and women (including a chief's daughter), many wearing ceremonial clothing and nose rings, many identified ceremonial dancers (including Winter Dance participants), some holding skulls and skeleton parts, wearing masks, wigs, fur, feathers, and cedar bark clothing, some resembling animals, and performing rituals including a healing a bridal ceremony men and women rowing in dugout canoes and sailboats a group playing a hand game an octopus hunter women gathering clams and abalone shells on the shore a woman painting a spruce root hat a woman preparing cedar bark a skeleton on a burial platform totem poles and other carvings houses and villages structural house frames and distant views of a cemetery and a mortuary house.ġ2328-B-Nootka: Women, wearing cedar bark clothing, in or near canoes and a nude man holding a bow and arrow. Kwakiutl and Nootka Indian tribes of British Columbia
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