Indians of North America
Found in 147 Collections and/or Records:
Vues de l'Amerique du nord.
Three different prints, hand printed from the original woodblocks. Prints include depictions of West Point, Boston Harbor, Winnebago Indians, Natural Bridge in Virginia, Niagara Falls, and New York bay.
Wampanoag Indian research and field notes
Warner D. Miller collection
Warrior on horseback sketch
Pencil sketch of an Indian riding on a horse. Teepees can be seen in the background. Includes photocopy of an excerpt about Cary from "The illustrated biographical encyclopedia of artists of the American west.".
William Wallace Tooker papers
Correspondence, memoranda, notes, and other papers, concerning Indian place names on Long Island, N.Y., Coastal Algonquian ethnology, ethnohistory, and linguistics. Notes investigate name origins and discuss how they derive from native languages. Other notes include analysis of early American texts in native languages. Extracts made from Indian land deeds and notes discussing land boundaries also included. Index cards for all the items included.
Words to the ganoda chant of the Little Water Society, nig anigoah and Seneca writings
Notebook and several photostat copies of the text. Contains words to the chant, written November 3, 1849, as well as financial records and other writing in Seneca. The other notes are attributed to individuals other than John Jacket at different times.
Zuni census
Photocopies of a typescript census of Zuni Indians from January 1, 1941. It is unclear if this was a government census or done by a private group. The census tracks 650 Zuni families and includes names, sex, birthdate, position in the household, and marital status. Also a column filled with the letter F or a fraction that is presumably describing whether the individual is a full-blooded Zuni or a portion. May contain unpublished genealogical information.