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MED365NAS001 001 Native American doctor and Native American nurse look over a patient's chart at an Indian Health Center, MT

MED545NAS001 001 Native American boy braces for a shot at an Indian Health Center, MT

AMI725NAS007 001 Close-up of pictoraphs on rocks by the Anasazi Pueblo People, an ancient Native American culture, Moab, UT

AMI001NAS034 001 Studio shot of an assortment of rattles made from gourd, rawhide and cottonwood on display within a painted pitcher used at the Acoma Pueblo, a Native American pueblo built on top of a sandstone mesa, NM

AMI401NAS007 001 Portrait of a Ute young woman and her younger sister, both dressed in traditional regalia, at a pow wow on the Uintah Reservation, UT

AMI401NAS008 001 Historic black and white (c.1800) of a Ute family in front of their tepee on the Great Basin of the western United States

AMI401NAS009 001 Portrait of a Ute family (c.1800) with the youngest children held in cradleboards

AMI501NAS013 001 Historic black and white (c.1800) of a group Ute tribal members gathered outside their teepees on the Great Basin of the western United States

AMI501NAS014 001 Historic black and white (c.1800) of a group Ute women and children gathered outside their teepees enclosed within a fenced area on a reservation

AMI501NAS015 001 Pueblo enchantment dancer with rainbow headdress, gourd rattle and woven basket performs at the Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial, Gallup, NM

AMI501NAS016 001 Pueblo enchantment dancers outfitted with rainbow headdresses, gourd rattles and woven baskets perform at the Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial, Gallup, NM

AMI501NAS017 001 Pueblo enchantment dancers outfitted with rainbow headdresses, gourd rattles and woven baskets perform at the Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial, Gallup, NM

AMI701NAS013 001 Two Ute teen girls wearing jingle dresses shade themselves with a stars and stripes umbrella at a pow wow on the Uintah Reservation, UT

AMI301NAS032 001 Portrait of an Apache teen girl wearing a traditonal deerskin dress and beaded necklace with a burden basket draped over her shoulder

AMI301NAS031 001 Portrait of an Apache teen girl wearing a traditonal deerskin dress and beaded necklace with a burden basket draped over her shoulder

AMI201NAS070 001 Historic black and white (c.1800) of a group of Ute men crossing a river on horseback in the Great Basin area of the western United States

AMI201NAS069 001 Historic black and white (c.1800) of a Ute couple displaying decorative clothing and artifacts on the Great Basin of the western United States

AMI301NAS030 001 Portrait of an Apache teen girl wearing a traditonal deerskin dress and beaded necklace with a burden basket draped over her shoulder

AMI301NAS029 001 Portrait of an Apache teen girl wearing a traditonal deerskin dress and beaded necklace with a burden basket draped over her shoulder

AMI201NAS071 001 Black and white portrait (c.1800) of a Ute tribal council from the Great Basin area of the western United States

AMI201NAS072 001 Black and white portrait(c.1800) of a Ute couple dressed in traditional regalia

AMI701NAS011 001 Portrait of a Ute teen boy dressed in traditional regalia with roach feather headdress and beaded vest carrying his dance stick and shield at a pow wow on the Uintah Reservation, UT

AMI201NAS064 001 Portrait of two Tewa men holding traditional drums made from cottonwood and rawhide at the Santa Clara Pueblo, a census-designated place and member of the Eight Northern Pueblos in Rio Arriba County, NM

AMI201NAS063 001 Zuni male caretaker nurses a golden eagle back to health at the Zuni Eagle Aviary on Zuni Pueblo, a census-designated place largely inhabited by the Zuni people, NM

AMI601NAS019 001 Tewa senior female pottery student makes a clay wedding vase at the Poeh Cultural Center at the Pojoaque Pueblo, an Indian reservation and census-designated place in Santa Fe County, NM

AMI601NAS020 001 Tewa senior female pottery student makes a clay wedding vase at the Poeh Cultural Center at the Pojoaque Pueblo, an Indian reservation and census-designated place in Santa Fe County, NM

AMI201NAS065 001 Portrait of a Tewa man baking a bread in a traditional adobe oven at the Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo, a census-designated place formerly known as San Juan Pueblo and the headquarters of the Eight Northern Pueblos in Rio Arriba County, NM

AMI201NAS066 001 Tewa man bakes a bread in a traditional adobe oven at the Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo, a census-designated place formerly known as San Juan Pueblo and the headquarters of the Eight Northern Pueblos in Rio Arriba County, NM

AMI401NAS006 001 Ute senior woman and her great granddaughter watch the parade during a pow wow on the Uintah Reservation, UT

AMI201NAS068 001 Ute young woman crowned Miss Ute Tribe rides on a float during parade at a pow wow on the Uintah Reservation, UT

AMI151NAS120 001 Close-up of a mural painted on wall of a kiva, a sacred underground room or chamber used for religious rituals and ceremonies by the Pueblo Indians

AMI151NAS121 001 Overhead view of contemporary handprints left by Tewa children on an adobe rock on display at the plaza in Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo, previously known as San Juan Pueblo and headquarters of the Eight Northern Indian Pueblos Council in Rio Arriba County, NM

AMI201NAS067 001 Portrait of a Ute man dressed in traditional regalia consisting of a coyote headdress, beadwork and breastplate at a pow wow on the Uintah Reservation, UT

AMI301NAS028 001 Portrait of a Ute boy dressed in traditional regalia consisting of mandan style feather headdress and beadwork at a pow wow on the Uintah Reservation, UT

AMI301NAS027 001 Portrait of two smiling Tewa boys in traditional buffalo dance costumes and regalia at Santa Clara Pueblo, a census-designated place and member of the Eight Northern Pueblos in Rio Arriba County, NM

AMI301NAS026 001 Group portrait of Tewa children dressed in traditional dance clothes and regalia at Santa Clara Pueblo, a census-designated place and member of the Eight Northern Pueblos in Rio Arriba County, NM

AMI601NAS021 001 Outdoor portrait of a Tewa senior male tribal employee standing outside a tribal office on Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo, formerly known as San Juan Pueblo and the headquarters of the Eight Northern Indian Pueblos, NM

AMI201NAS061 001 Pueblo Indian male clay artist, demonstrating how to make traditional pottery, uses baskets to shape a clay bowl at the the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Museum in Albuquerque, NM

AMI201NAS058 001 Portrait of a Pueblo Indian male cyclist carrying his mountain bike before training for a race, TX

AMI201NAS057 001 Portrait of a Pueblo Indian male cyclist carrying his mountain bike before training for a race, TX

AMI201NAS060 001 Pueblo Indian male clay artist, demonstrating how to make traditional pottery, uses baskets to shape a clay bowl at the the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Museum in Albuquerque, NM

AMI701NAS009 001 Portrait of two Tewa girls wearing traditional feathered clothes at Santa Clara Pueblo, a census-designated place and member of the Eight Northern Pueblos in Rio Arriba County, NM

AMI701NAS010 001 Tohono O'odham teen boy dances to hip hop music during the Tohono O'odham Tash Festival, AZ

AMI701NAS012 001 Portrait of a Ute teen boy dressed in traditional regalia with roach feather headdress and beaded vest carrying his dance stick and shield at a pow wow on the Uintah Reservation, UT

AMI201NAS059 001 Pueblo Indian male clay artist, demonstrating how to make traditional pottery, uses baskets to shape a clay bowl at the the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Museum in Albuquerque, NM

AMI201NAS062 001 Tewa male pottery student makes a clay wedding vase at the Poeh Cultural Center at the Pojoaque Pueblo, an Indian reservation and census-designated place in Santa Fe County, NM

AMI201NAS056 001 Portrait of Taos Pueblo artist Anthony Concha standing next to his artworks on display in gallery, Taos, NM

AMI001NAS033 001 Close-up of a Pueblo Indian gourd dipper and bowl on display at the Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park in Phoenix, AZ"

AMI151NAS111 001 Beads fashioned from semi-precious stones used for adornment and trade by the Pueblo Indians of the Southwest

AMI151NAS112 001 Ceremonial Pueblo drum crafted from a hollowed-out cottonwood log and stretched with rawhide on display in an exhibit

AMI151NAS113 001 Ceremonial Pueblo drum crafted from a hollowed-out cottonwood log and stretched with rawhide on display in an exhibit

AMI001NAS030 001 Close-up of Hohokam canine figurines depicting dog or coyote

AMI151NAS119 001 Pueblo pottery bowls excavated from the Phoenix area on display in an exhibit

AMI151NAS110 001 Close-up of mural painted on wall of a kiva, a sacred underground room or chamber used for religious rituals and ceremonies by the Pueblo Indians"

AMI151NAS115 001 Pueblo cottonwood drum and clay pot on display in an exhibit the Tigua Pueblo Museum, TX

AMI001NAS031 001 Close-up of a basalt axe wrapped on a mesquite wood handle used by the Pueblo Indians on display at the Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park in Phoenix, AZ"

AMI151NAS114 001 Pueblo water jar decorated with lizard and corn motifs on display in an exhibit

AMI151NAS116 001 Pueblo pottery, arrowheads, obsidian spearheads and a bleached deer skull on display at the Old County Courthouse Museum, Holbrook, AZ

AMI151NAS117 001 Pueblo pottery collection on display in an exhibit

AMI151NAS109 001 Close-up of a Pueblo Indian dance mask made from carved cottonwood and horse hair with the eyes made from shells

AMI151NAS108 001 Close-up of a Pueblo Indian deer hide bag with rawhide handle

AMI101NAS121 001 Pueblo Indian hornos, a mud adobe outdoor oven used in making bread"

AMI001NAS029 001 Close-up of Hohokam canine figurines depicting dog, coyote and wolf"

AMI001NAS032 001 Close-up of various arrowheads used by the Peublo Indians

AMI151NAS118 001 Pueblo pottery vessels, ornaments and effigy figures on display in an exhibit

AMI151NAS107 001 Close-up of fetish, turquoise beaded necklace and earrings, silver pendants and rings made by Pueblo Indians"

AMI151NAS101 001 Traditional Pueblo clothing on display at the Tigua Pueblo Indian Museum, TX"

AMI151NAS095 001 Close-up of a torn basket once used by the Anasazi Pueblo people on display at the Utah Museum of Natural History in Salt Lake City, UT"

AMI151NAS100 001 Pueblo clay pottery wrapped with rawhide

AMI151NAS099 001 Red clay pottery bowl decorated with intricate geometric patterns from Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo on display at the Tigua Indian Museum, TX"

AMI151NAS098 001 Close-up of a Pueblo clay pottery dish painted with abstract patterns

AMI151NAS096 001 Close-up of a Pueblo clay pot decorated with molded relief designs of frogs

AMI151NAS083 001 Close-up of the official scenic historic marker to the Santa Ana Pueblo, a census-designated place and home to the Keres people, Sandoval County, NM

AMI151NAS082 001 View across field of traditional homes of the Tewa Indians at San Ildefonso Pueblo, a census-designated place and a member of the Eight Northern Pueblos in Santa Fe County, NM

AMI151NAS081 001 View from behind White woman and her daughter looking at Camel Rock, a rock formation resembling a camel lying down located at Tesuque Pueblo, a member of the eight Northern Pueblos and home to the Tewa Indians, NM

AMI151NAS094 001 Close-up of a corrugated clay pot with yucca fiber netting used by the Pueblo Indians, the Native America people of the Southwestern United States"

AMI151NAS085 001 Pile of squashed melons strewn on the ground after a ceremony at the plaza of the Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo formerly known as San Juan Pueblo, home to the Tewa people in Rio Arriba County, NM

AMI151NAS086 001 Statues of the Code Talker Memorial on display outside the Pueblo Indian Museum in Albuquerque, NM

AMI151NAS093 001 Close-up of a pitch covered basket covered with a cotton cloth used as a water jar by the Pueblo Indians, the Native America people of the Southwestern United States"

AMI151NAS092 001 Close-up of coiled clay being molded into a basket to form a shallow bowl at a Pueblo pottery making demonstration

AMI151NAS106 001 Strings of beads fashioned from semi-precious stones used for adornment and trade by Native Americans of the Southwest

AMI151NAS091 001 Close-up of a woven basket with an eagle motif used by the Yavapai people, a sun-worshipping Native American tribe from central Arizona"

AMI151NAS105 001 Sandals made from woven yucca plant fiber worn by various Native American tribes throughout the Southwest

AMI151NAS104 001 Traditional loom used by Pueblo Indians to weave blankets out of dyed yarns

AMI151NAS103 001 Close-up of loom used by Pueblo Indians to weave blankets out of feathers and rabbit fur

AMI151NAS102 001 Close-up of an old pottery bowl containing raw cotton used by Pueblo Indians to weave their clothing

AMI151NAS089 001 Close-up of a coiled basket tray used by the Havasupai people, a Native American tribe known as the permanent inhabtants in the Grand Canyon in Arizona"

AMI151NAS097 001 Close-up of a basket used by the Anasazi Pueblo people on display at the Utah Museum of Natural History in Salt Lake City, UT"

AMI151NAS087 001 Traditional Pueblo Indian household items such as gourd dipper, clay water jar, and pottery bowls filled with beans and roots typically grown in their gardens on display in an exhibit"

AMI151NAS084 001 Exterior of the Santa Ana Star Casino, an Indian casino bringing income and economic development to the Santa Ana Pueblo, a census-designated place and home to the Keres people, NM

AGR101NAS002 001 Cornstalks on a cornfield at entrance to Nambe Pueblo, a member of the Eight Northern Pueblos, situated at the base of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and home to the Tewa people, in Santa Fe County, NM

SCE401NAS001 001 Flowing sulphur springs at Jemez Springs, a village situated in the Jemez Mountains and site of numerous natural hot springs in Sandoval County, NM

AMI151NAS090 001 Close-up of a drawing on an animal hide depicting a battle scene between Pueblo Indians and American soldiers

AMI701NAS007 001 Zuni teen girls wearing traditional clothes demonstrate the balancing of ollas, traditional clay pots, on top of their heads during the Intertribal Gathering parade in Gallup, NM

AMI701NAS008 001 Zuni teen girl wearing traditional clothes demonstrates the balancing of an olla, a traditional clay pot, on top of their heads during the Intertribal Gathering parade in Gallup, NM

AMI201NAS055 001 Black and white photograph of a young woman from San Ildefonso Pueblo entitled the Fruit Gatherer on display at the Los Alamos Historical Museum, NM

RIV101NAS001 001 Overview of the Jemez River on the outskirts of Jemez Pueblo, a census-designated place and home to the Jemez people in Sandoval County, NM

SCE401NAS002 001 Flowing sulphur springs at Jemez Springs, a village situated in the Jemez Mountains and site of numerous natural hot springs in Sandoval County, NM

SCE401NAS003 001 View across the desert of the Enchanted Mesa, a sandstone butte near the Acoma Pueblo, a Native American pueblo and one of the oldest continuously inhabited communities, Sky City, NM

SCE401NAS004 001 View across the desert of the Enchanted Mesa, a sandstone butte near the Acoma Pueblo, a Native American pueblo and one of the oldest continuously inhabited communities, Sky City, NM

AMI601NAS018 001 Black and white photograph of group of men from the Tigua Pueblo on display at the Tigua Pueblo Historic Museum, TX

AMI151NAS088 001 Wooden rabbit sticks used by the Tigua Indians on communal hunts for jackrabbits and cottontails on display in an exhibit

AMI301NAS025 001 Tohono O'odham boy dressed in traditional regalia performs traditional dance during Tohono O'odham Tash festival in Casa Grande, AZ

AMI101NAS115 001 Overview of ruins of a Hohokam village on display at Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park in Phoenix, AZ

AMI501NAS012 001 Laguna men and women, a tribe of the Pueblo people, perform buffalo dance during the Intertribal Gathering in Gallup, NM

AMI101NAS120 001 Exterior of adobe building at the plaza at Nambe Pueblo, a member of the Eight Northern Pueblos, situated at the base of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and home to the Tewa people, in Santa Fe County, NM

AMI101NAS119 001 Exterior of an adobe dwelling at Jemez Pueblo, a census-designated place and home to the Jemez people in Sandoval County, NM

AMI101NAS118 001 Exterior of the Speaking Rock Casino located on the Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo, a tribal entity of the Southern Tiwa people who were displaced from New Mexico during the Pueblo Revolt, the uprising of the Pueblo people against Spanish colonization, El Paso, TX

AMI101NAS117 001 Exterior of the Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo Mission at Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo, a tribal entity of the Southern Tiwa people who were displaced from New Mexico during the Pueblo Revolt, the uprising of the Pueblo people against Spanish colonization, El Paso, TX

AMI101NAS116 001 Exterior of the Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo Mission at Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo, a tribal entity of the Southern Tiwa people who were displaced from New Mexico during the Pueblo Revolt, the uprising of the Pueblo people against Spanish colonization, El Paso, TX

AMI151NAS073 001 Close-up of a totem pole of the Haida, an indigenous nation of the Pacific Northwest comprising of the archipelago of the Queen Charlotte Islands, on display at the Museum of Anthropology at UBC in Vancouver, Canada

AMI151NAS077 001 Close-up of a carved wooden mask worn by the Haida, an indigenous nation of the Pacific Northwest Coast comprising of the archipelago of the Queen Charlotte Islands and the Prince of Wales Island

AMI151NAS076 001 Close-up of a wooden bowl carved with two eagle heads from cedar wood and used to serve food during potlatch, a festival ceremony practiced by indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest: Haida, Nuxalk, Tlingit, Tsimshian, Nuu-chah-nulth, Kwakwaka'wakw, and Coast Salish tribes

AMI151NAS080 001 Collection of Caddoan clay pottery from the Spiro Mounds, a state archaeological site run by the Oklahoma Historical Society, on display at the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History in Norman, OK

AMI151NAS079 001 Collection of Caddoan clay pottery from the Spiro Mounds, a state archaeological site run by the Oklahoma Historical Society, on display at the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History in Norman, OK

AMI151NAS075 001 Studio shot of a baked salmon, a staple food of the Haida, an indigenous nation of the Pacific Northwest Coast comprising the archipelago of the Queen Charlotte Islands and the Prince of Wales Island

AMI151NAS070 001 Close-up of a colorful circa 1900 Ojibwe bandolier bag decorated with beadwork of geometric designs

AMI151NAS071 001 Close-up of a weathered totem pole of the Haida, an indigenous nation of the Pacific Northwest comprising of the archipelago of the Queen Charlotte Islands, on display at the Museum of Anthropology at UBC in Vancouver, Canada

AMI151NAS072 001 Close-up of a weathered totem pole of the Haida, an indigenous nation of the Pacific Northwest comprising of the archipelago of the Queen Charlotte Islands, on display at the Museum of Anthropology at UBC in Vancouver, Canada

AMI151NAS074 001 Studio shot of a conical woven basket decorated with paintings and worn by the Haida, an indigenous nation of the Pacific Northwest Coast comprising the archipelago of the Queen Charlotte Islands and the Prince of Wales Island

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