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Three men with sticks

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Seated man with bow and arrows.

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Family with Baskets and Regalia

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Man in canoe

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Men and boy at graveyard (?)

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Two men at house

Man and boy at house

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Card Game at the Brush Dance, Katimiin, 1974

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Card Game at the Brush Dance, Katimiin, 1974

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Bessie Tripp, 100 years old

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