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"Breaking up camp."
Stereograph. Image of a Ute family seen gathered near a partially dismantled tipi. A boy is seen at far right holding a rifle.
"Indian lodge."
Stereograph of two Ute men and boy and one Caucasian man seen standing outside of a tipi.
Tabooachaget, or Sun at Noon Day
Cabinet size. Half length portrait of Ute man Tabooachaget seen wearing a dark colored shirt and a beaded necklace.
"Ma-nu-ni, all of the tribe; with Mormon and Gentile spectators. No. 51"
Stereograph Photographed by Jack Hillers for the US Topographical and Geological Survey of the Colorado Valley, 1874.
Image of a group of Native Americans and Caucasians seen gathered together in a field.
Image of a group of Native Americans and Caucasians seen gathered together in a field.
"Tau-gu, great chief of the Pai-utes. #50" [with John Wesley Powell]
Stereograph. Photographed by Jack Hillers for the US Topographical and Geological Survey of the Colorado Valley, 1874. Portrait of Tau-gu, a Paiute chief standing against a rock beside John Wesley Powell who holds a pipe in his proper left hand.
"The little hunter and his sweetheart. #49" [Mon-su and Su-vu-it]
Stereograph Photographed by Jack Hillers for the US Topographical and Geological Survey of the Colorado Valley, 1874. Image of a Paiute boy and girl standing outdoors together, both wearing buckskin clothing. The boy carries a quiver on his back.
"Mon-su and Su-vu-it. #48"
Stereograph. Photographed by Jack Hillers for the US Topographical and Geological Survey of the Colorado Valley, 1874. Image of two young Paiute children wearing buckskin clothing and sitting on the ground.
"Kwi-toos and his son. No. 47"
Stereograph. Photographed by Jack Hillers for the US Topographical and Geological Survey of the Colorado Valley, 1874. Image of Paiute man Kwi-toos standing outdoors beside his young son.
"Mo-kwi-uk and his daughter. No. 46"
Stereograph. Photographed by Jack Hillers for the US Topographical and Geological Survey of the Colorado Valley, 1874. Portrait of U-ai-nu-int man Mo-kwi-uk and his young daughter. She touches his fringed shirt with her proper right hand. A feathered…
"The hunter. No. 42"
Stereograph. Photographed by Jack Hillers for the US Topographical and Geological Survey of the Colorado Valley, 1874.
Image of a U-ai-nu-int man kneeling on a rock and aiming a rifle.
Image of a U-ai-nu-int man kneeling on a rock and aiming a rifle.
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Group portrait of five men
Albumen print, Group portrait of five Native American men in western dress, three seated, and two of the men wearing medals around their necks.