Image Gallery, Page 2
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These images are generally organized by tribal affiliation when known.
Titles within quotations have been transcribed from the photographs themselves.
"One-little two-little three-little Injuns"
"The water carriers"
"The seed gatherers."
"The mother"
"Mounted Indians"
"Proud of their grandson"
"Won-si-vu, or Young Antelope"
"Won-si-vu and Ku-ra-tu"
"Ku-ra-tu at rest"
"The necklace"
"The game of Ni-aung-pi-kai"
"Summer home under a cedar"
"Domestic scene"
"Waiting for the kettle to boil"
"In council"
Robideaux
"Wu-nav-ai gathering seeds"
"San-o-kuts"
"Five and three are eight"
"Met on the road"
"A Modoc warrior on the war path"
"Black Jim"
"Bogus Charley"
"Boston Charley"
"Burgess and Boston Charley"
"Cappolas, capturer of “Captain Jack” of the Modocs"
"Cappolas, capturer of “Captain Jack” of the Modocs"
Cappolas (Capolis)
"Jack’s family—Lizzy (young wife), Mary (his sister), old wife & daughter"
Captain Jack (Kintpuash)
"Capt. Jack" (Kintpuash)
"Curly-Headed Doctor" (i.e., Curley Headed Doctor)
"Hooka Jim" (i.e., Hooker Jim)
"Ike"
"Scar Faced Charley"
"Schonchin"
"Schonchin and Jack"
"Shacknasty Jim"
"Steamboat Frank"
"The brother chiefs"