Arth 293
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Anthropology:
| O'Sullivan,
Timothy H., 1840-1882, (American) Ancient Ruins in the Canon De Chelle,
NM. |
| anonymous,
19c, (British) Anthropometric Studies: Ellen, South Australian Aboriginal
Female |
| Zealy, J.T.,
(American), act.1850s Alfred, Foulah, Belonging to I. Lomas, Columbia S.C. |
| Zealy, J.T.,
(American), act.1850s Alfred, Foulah, Belonging to I. Lomas, Columbia S.C. |
| Zealy, J.T.,
(American), act.1850s "Renty", Congo, on plantation of B.F. Taylor, Colombia,
SC |
| (American),
Hunnewell, Walter Four Prints of a Brazilian Woman, Manaus, Brazil |
| anonymous,
19c Andaman Islanders, Bay of Bengal, India |
| Villaba,
Ricardo, ac.1890, (Bolivian?) Hand-colored Carte-de-Visite of Aymara Indians |
| O'Sullivan,
Timothy H., 1840-1882, (American) Apaches "ready for the war-path" |
| anonymous,
19c, (American) Frozen body of Sioux Chief Big Foot killed at Wounded Knee |
| Curtis,
Edward Sheriff, 1868-1952, (American) Vanishing Race |
| (American),
Dixon, Joseph Kossuth, 1856-1926 Sunset of a Dying Race (photograph from
the Wanamaker Expedition of Citizenship) |
| Curtis,
Edward Sheriff, 1868-1952, (American) Blanket Weaver, Navaho, Taken in Summer
When the Looms Were Erected Outdoors |
| Wimar,
Charles Ferdinand, 1828-1862, (American) Buffalo Dance |
| Curtis,
Edward Sheriff, 1868-1952, (American) Slow Bull, an Ogala Sioux |
| King, Charles
Bird, 1785-1862, (American) Young Omahaw, Little Missouri and Pawnees |
| anonymous,
19c, (American On Arrival at Hampton, Va.: Carrie Anderson - 12 yrs., Annie
Dawson - 10 yrs., and Sarah Walker - 13 yrs. |
| anonymous,
19c, (American) Fourteen Months After, Hampton, Virginia |
| Stone, Benjamin,
Sir, 1838-1914, (British) Group of Batwa Pygmies w/Members of Parliament
on the Terrace of the House of Commons |
| anonymous,
19c, (American) Red Cloud, Buffalo Bill Cody, and American Horse at Madison
Square Garden, New York |
| Place &
Coover Portrait Types of the Midway Plaisance |
| Place &
Coover Portrait of the Midway Plaisance |
| anonymous,
20c, (American?) Bontoc Igorots Killing a Dog for a Feast, Phillipine Reservation,
St. Louis Exposition |
| anonymous,
20c, (British) Postcards of the Ainu People from the Japan-British Exhibition
of 1910 |
| Grabill,
John H., (American) Kwakiutl Indian David Hunt Dancing as a Hamatsa (cannibal),
World Columbian Exposition, Chicago |
| Grabill,
John H., (American) Kwakiutl Indian David Hunt Dancing as a Hamatsa (cannibal),
World Columbian Exposition, Chicago |
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revised: February 27, 2001