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B1995.010.2268
[Athabascan woman wearing dentalium necklace sitting outside log cabin]
Collection: B1995.010
B1962.001.2698
[Indigenous people] [Athabaskan; Dwellings] [Ahtna women and children. Girl on left wearing dentalium earrings.]
Keywords: Ahtna, Indigenous, Women, Children, Dwelling, Girl, Dentalium, Earrings, Camp
Collection: B1962.001 Crary-Henderson
B1962.001.1011
[Athabaskan, Indigenous people (?); Dwellings] [Possibly Ahtna. Group at camp. Girl on right wearing dentalium earrings.]
Keywords: Indigenous, BIPOC, Alaska, Alaskan, Ahtna, Athapascan, Athabascan, Camp, Tent, Group, Family, People, Supplies, Equipment, Rack, Dentalium, Earrings, Jewelry, Dog
Collection: B1962.001 Crary-Henderson
B1962.001.1985
Doc Billum’s Family 3/5/09 [The Log cabin (Store), Copper Center (?); Ahtna, Indigenous people; Billum, Doc] [Two women and child wearing Dentalium jewelry]
Keywords: Ahtna, Indigenous, Family, Men, Women, Children, Doc Billum, The Log Cabin, Building, Business, Store, Dentalium, Dog, Sled
Collection: B1962.001 Crary-Henderson
B1962.001.0151
[Ahtna, Indigenous people; Houses and buildings – Taral] [Woman with two children sitting in log cabin entrance. Woman wearing dentalium earrings. Taral Band Lower Ahtna.]
Keywords: Ahtna, Lower Ahtna, Taral, Ahtena, Indigenous, Woman, Child, Children, Baby, Toddler, Dentalium, Earrings, House, Home, Building, Log building, Log cabin
Collection: B1962.001 Crary-Henderson
B1962.001A.492
[Restricted because of sensitive content] [original photo caption contains racist language] Chief Soby with his [child] and favorite wives [Ahtna] [Family outside camp tent. Woman on left wearing Dentalium jewelry]
Keywords: Ahtna, Ahtena, Indigenous, Women, Wife, Wives, Child, Son, Chief Soby, Family, Camp, Tent, Dentalium, Jewelry, Earrings, Necklace, Winter, Midwinter, Snow, Snowy
Collection: B1962.001A Crary-Henderson
B2015.008.857
White River cañon, Y.T, 1912 [four men leading dog teams pulling sleds on frozen river
through canyon, last musher possibly Athapascan wearing dentalium necklace and hat, Alaska-
Canada Boundary Survey?]
Keywords: dog team, White River, ice, winter
Collection: B2015.008
B2019.003.038
“Eklutna Industrial School, U.S. Government Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs” Mrs. Es. [woman wearing dentalium necklace and earring standing next to hide wrapped around tripod, possibly smoking hide, building in background] [Dena'ina Elnena, Idlughet]
Keywords: Dena'ina, Dena'ina Elnena, Tanaina, Idlughet, Eklutna, Eklutna Industrial School, Eklutna school, Eklutna Vocational School, Boarding school, Education, U.S. Government, U.S. Government Department of the Interior, Department of the Interior, Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, B.I.A., BIA, Indigenous, Indigenous woman, Dentalium necklace, Dentalium jewelry, Hide, Smoking hide, Hide preparation
Collection: B2019.003
B1962.001.1989
Taral [Indigenous Alaskans] lived at the mouth of the Chitina River. Between Tiekhel and Chitina. [Taral; Chief Billum identifies standing left man as Tony Pete] [Group photo. Several women and children wearing Dentalium. Lower Ahtna, near Tsedi Na' (Chitina)]
Keywords: Ahtna, Lower Ahtna, Taral, Indigenous, Group, People, Men, Women, Children, Tony Pete, Dentalium, Jewelry, Camp, Tent, BIPOC, Alaskans, Chitina River, River, Tsedi Na', Tiekhel, Community
Collection: B1962.001 Crary-Henderson
B1962.001.0154
(Taral?) [same photo B62.1.1873; Ahtna, Indigenous people; Houses and buildings – Taral] [Five children outside house at Taral, near mouth of Chitina. Possibly Goodletaw family. Young girls wearing dentalium earrings. Same older boy in .0152. Atna (Copper River), Tsedi Na' (Chitina). Taral Band Lower Ahtna.]
Keywords: Ahtna, Lower Ahtna, Taral, Ahtena, Indigenous, Children, Toddler, Boy, Young man, Girl, Young girl, Family, Goodletaw, Group, Atna, Copper River, Tsedi Na', Chitina, Near Chitina, House, Home, Dwelling, Structure, Dentalium, Earrings
Collection: B1962.001 Crary-Henderson