Nez Percé (culture or style) -- Nez Perce
Subject
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Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Fort Reno Ledger Drawing, 1879
Item — Folder Unknown: [Barcode: 251.Unknown]
Identifier: 4526.19.83
Description
Dressed in a soldier's uniform and wearing a hair pipe breast plate and distinctive kit fox skin that symbolizes his position, a leader of the Kit Fox warrior society, struggles for a knife in hand-to-hand combat with a Nez Perce. The Nez Perce wears a short capote and blue pants with garters. This drawing likely shows the same event illustrated by an unknown artist in the Little Wolf Band Ledger (Powell, 1975, pp. 46-47). From the article: Preserving History in the Southern...
Dates:
1879
Map of Indian Territory and Oklahoma, 1890
Item — Drawer MC-12, Folder: Map 314
Identifier: 3926.639
Description
From catalog info:
Authorized by Congress
New York: Julius Bien & Co. Lithographers 1890.
1" = 12mi.
11th U.S. Census
Lands of 5 civilized Tribes & Quapaw Agency. Railroads.
Dates:
1890
Printed Communication from Principal Chief Dennis W. Bushyhead to National Council, April 30, 1883
Item — Folder 1332: [Barcode: 187.1332]
Identifier: 3026.200
Description
Printed communication from Principal Chief D. W. Bushyhead to National Council on disposition of $300,000 for lands assigned to Pawnee, Ponca, Nez Perce, Otoe, Missouri, and Osage. One sheet of paper with typed text in ink on Folder 1332
Dates:
April 30, 1883
Railroad and county map of Indian Territory, 1889
Item — Drawer MC-11, Folder: Map 307
Identifier: 3927.720
Description
From catalog info:
Cram, George F. (1841-1928), American engraver and publisher.
Map may be from Cram's Standard American Railroad System Atlas of the World.
Scale: 1:1,380,000.
Chicago: George F. Cram, Engraver & Publisher, 1889.
Observe page has Map of the Oklahoma Country in the Indian Territory.
Tooley, p. 137
Dates:
1889