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Found in 154 Collections and/or Records:
Earl Y. Henderson papers
Correspondence to and from Henderson, Indian reports written and collected by Henderson.
Edna Hillyer Ford Collection of Portraits of American Indians correspondence
Edward A. Ellsworth correspondence
Positive and negative Photostats of one letter from J. T. Irving to Edward A. Ellsworth dated November 14, 1833 from Fort Leavenworth and one letter from Edward A. Ellsworth to his brother Henry W. Ellsworth dated June 24, 1833 from New York. The Irving letter discusses the journey west and the Ellsworth letter describes conditions near the Platte River. Ellsworth mentions preparing documents for Congress, his father, Mormons, and purchasing a wild Indian horse.
Edwin L. McLeod collection of Kern basket photographs
Eskimo syllabics and dictionary
Handwritten Hudson Bay Eskimo dictionary. Dictionary also has a note on it saying Baffin Island and Harrison Region, July 25, 1955. Manuscript shows the Eskimo alphabet symbols and then has a list of common words in the Eskimo language, Eskimo syllabics and their English translation.
Explanation of an Eskimo map
Manuscript describes an Eskimo map that was drawn on a leaf of ledger paper by Noo-kud-la for Captain Joseph-ElzeĢar Bernier. The original map, which was supposedly in the collections of the American Geographic Society, is included. The description explains the map which outlines the journey made by Noo-kud-la and Alfred Tremblay in 1923. Information on Eskimo population obtained from C. Vigneau, who was with Captain Bernier.
Extracts from articles, news items, and advertisements relative to Indians, chiefly those of New England
Fidelia A. H. Fielding papers
Digitized versions of the original three diaries written in the Mohegan language: December 20, 1902-January 23, 1903; April 21 - June 24, 1904; and May 17 - June 21, 1904. Copy of the Lord's Prayer in Mohegan; and a certificate for the unveiling of a monument in memory of Fidelia Fielding at Fort Shantok Park (Norwich, CT) by the Degree of Pocohantas, May 24, 1936.
Four Arawak Indian songs
Five songs written out in English and Native language as told to Thomas E and Arthur P. Penard by an Arawak indian in Dutch Guiana or Suriname. Three songs are about love and drink; the fourth is about leaving for England. Two of the pages are notes regarding the songs, including information about Indians leaving for England.
Fragments of sculpture brought from ruins of Copan
Painting of Mayan sculpture showing figures and heads of figures. Painting has provenance and publication notes written on it. The reverse describes the sculptures as being brought to the Peabody Museum at Harvard University from the Copan site in Honduras.
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- Indians of North America 135
- Indians of Mexico 23
- Indians of North America -- Government relations 21
- Cherokee Indians. 19
- Dakota Indians 17
- Indians of North America -- Education 16
- Indians of North America -- Pictorial works 12
- Mayas. 11
- Zuni Indians. 11
- Aztecs. 10
- Indians of North America -- Folklore 10
- Indians of North America -- Missions 10
- Navajo Indians. 10
- Seminole Indians. 10
- Delaware Indians. 9
- Indians of North America -- Languages 9
- Mohawk Indians. 9
- Hopi Indians. 8
- Indians of North America -- Funeral customs and rites 8
- Indians of South America. 8
- Seneca Indians. 8
- Indians of North America -- Great Plains 7
- Indians of North America -- Land tenure 7
- Munsee Indians. 7
- Nahuatl language. 7
- Photographs 7
- Shawnee Indians. 7
- Cheyenne Indians. 6
- Frontier and pioneer life. 6
- Indians of North America -- California 6
- Indians of North America -- Dictionaries 6
- Indians of North America -- Religion 6
- Manuscripts -- Mexico. 6
- Oneida Indians. 6
- Pueblo Indians. 6
- Abenaki Indians. 5
- American bison hunting. 5
- Apache Indians. 5
- Aztecs -- History. 5
- Choctaw Indians. 5
- Indians of Central America. 5
- Indians of North America -- Antiquities 5
- Indians of North America -- Arizona 5
- Indians of North America -- Cultural assimilation 5
- Indians of North America -- New Mexico 5
- Indians of North America -- New York (State) 5
- Indians of North America -- Politics and government 5
- Indians of North America -- Treaties 5
- Iroquois Indians. 5
- Mohegan Indians. 5
- Ojibwa Indians 5
- Osage Indians. 5
- Algonquian Indians. 4
- Chickasaw Indians. 4
- Comanche Indians. 4
- Creek Indians. 4
- Crow Indians. 4
- Eskimos. 4
- Indian captivities. 4
- Indians of North America -- Alcohol use 4
- Indians of North America -- Canada 4
- Indians of North America -- Claims 4
- Indians of North America -- Dwellings 4
- Indians of North America -- Kansas 4
- Indians of North America -- Legal status, laws, etc. 4
- Indians of North America -- Rhode Island 4
- Indians of North America -- West (U.S.) 4
- Mexico City (Mexico). 4
- Ranch life. 4
- Wampanoag Indians. 4
- West (U.S.) -- History -- 19th century -- Pictorial works. 4
- Algonquian languages 3
- Aztec art. 3
- Calumets. 3
- Carib Indians. 3
- Cliff-dwellers. 3
- Cree Indians. 3
- Drawings. 3
- Excavations (Archaeology). 3
- Indian art -- North America 3
- Indian art -- North America. 3
- Indian mythology -- North America. 3
- Indians of North America -- Bibliography 3
- Indians of North America -- Commerce 3
- Indians of North America -- Games 3
- Indians of North America -- History 3
- Indians of North America -- Jewelry 3
- Indians of North America -- Massachusetts 3
- Indians of North America -- New England 3
- Indians of North America -- Social conditions 3
- Indians of North America -- Social life and customs 3
- Indians of North America -- Songs and music 3
- Indians of North America -- Southwest, New 3
- Indians of North America -- Sports 3
- Indians of North America -- Washington (State) 3
- Indians of North America -- Wisconsin 3
- Latter Day Saints 3
- Little Bighorn, Battle of the, Mont., 1876. 3
- Maya astronomy. 3
- Mayan languages -- Writing. 3 + ∧ less