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Apache, White Mountain ApacheCategory
Community Life and Family LifeSummary
Apache children, White Mountain
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Apache, Photograph CollectionCategory
Community Life and Family LifeSummary
A small group of Apaches girls walking, White Mountain Apache Reservation.
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Photograph Collection, Tohono O'Odham NationCategory
Community Life and Family Life, Textiles and WeavingSummary
Tohono O'odham woven plaque with maze design.
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Photograph CollectionCategory
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Photograph from the Bureau of American Ethnology publication by Rosamond Spicer.
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Photograph from the Bureau of American Ethnology publication by Rosamond Spicer.
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Johni Lou and Dororthy Kilcrease play together outside as the younger child sits atop a chair with a Navajo blanket draped over it. Both are the granddaughters of John and Louisa Wetherill.
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Georgia Ida Wetherill holding a horse in front of the Wetherill home at Kayenta.