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Titled "The Talk", image depicts three Crow, or also known as Apsáalooke, men resting with their horses
c. 1905
Photographed by Edward Curtis
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Titled "The Talk", image depicts three Crow, or also known as Apsáalooke, men resting with their horses
c. 1905
Photographed by Edward Curtis
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I SAW INDIGENOUS MIKU SO I drew my own! She’s crow (apsáalooke) tribe miku! I like to think she would be a fancy dancer but I chose tradition dancer bc I’m goin ALL the WAY >:)
I like him a not normal amount
Grey Hair - Crow - circa 1909
Dixon-Wanamaker Expedition to Crow Agency
Thinking thoughts about Karasu-zoku!
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Crow Indian Chiefs, captured at Custer Battlefield, Montana, Nov. 7th and imprisoned at Ft. Snelling, MN, 11/15/1887.
Series: American Indians, 1881 - 1885
Record Group 165: Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs, 1860 - 1952
Image description: Eight Crow men in traditional clothing, including blankets, beaded necklaces, and braided hair. Crazy-Head, Chief, is wearing a brimmed hat and a fur instead of a blanket. Their names are listed in a caption. Standing: Looks-with-his-Ears, Rock, The-man-that-carries-his-food, Bank; seated: Deaf Bull, Big-Hail-Stone, CRAZY-HEAD, Chief, Crazy-Head’s Son.
Sees With His Ears (Ve Con Sus Orejas) y Hip (Cadera). Crow. Fotografía tomada por Fred E. Miller entre 1898-1910 en la Reserva Apsáalooke (Crow/Absaroke), en Montana.
'Crow Lodge of Twenty-Five Buffalo Skins'.
George Catlin, 1832-33.