1910

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Among the groups represented are the Tsuu T’ina, whose population had dwindled to just a few hundred at the time of these photographs and has since rebounded to more than 2,000 individuals.

Also included are portraits of the Siksika, Kainai, and Piikani, the three “original people” of the Blackfoot Confederacy, a group of related nomadic nations who traditionally hunted bison across the vast plains of northwestern America and Canada but were forced to settle on reservations by the start of the 20th century.

"Spring Chief."

"Old Tom, Tsuu T'ina Nation."

"Big Belly, Tsuu T'ina chief." "Mrs. Thomas of Tsuu T'ina Nation."

"Rabbit Carrier."

"Martin Horses of the Kainai Nation." "Joe Big Plume of Tsuu T'ina Nation."

"Lone Walker."

"Wolfe Caller of Siksika Nation."

"Wolfe Teeth of Nakoda Nation."

"Peter Wesley, Nakoda Nation."

"Red Leggings." "Chief Duck."

"Wide Face Chief of Piikani Nation." "Calf Robe."

"Assiniboine camp."

"Siksika Council."

"Martin Breaker, Nakoda Nation."

"Jim Rabbit, Kainai Nation." "Betty Hunter, Nakoda Nation."

"Lone Walking Buffalo, Nakoda Nation." "Wolfe Robe."

"Running Antelope, Tsuu T'ina shaman."

"Herbert Lawrence of Siksika Nation."

"Raw Eater of Siksika Nation."

"Woman smoking meat."

"Chief White Head, Nakoda chief." "Savage Hunting Eagle, Nakoda Nation."

"Walking Buffalo of Nakoda Nation."