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1 Buffalo Bill alias Wild Bill Cody
THE INDIANS Amazing Railway Routes

2 Girls on horseback

3 Indians on warpath

4 Canon de Chelly

5 Shaman Indian Indian Pot Girl

6 Plains Indians

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8 Bear Claw Necklace Tomahawk Indian

9 Indian Medicine Ceremony

10 Indian invocation & Crow Indian

11 Indian & Cowboy

12 Cheyenne Girl Papago Girl

13 Masked Dancers

14 Papago Woman Walapai Indian

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16 Sioux Chiefs

17 Indian Piercing Ritual

18 Sioux Indian Offering

19 Navajos Indians

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21 Tipi's

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23 Apache

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26 Dakota Indian

27 Apache Woman Cooking

28 Petroglyphs The end... by Coddy

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