The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 88National Geographic Society, 1945 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 87
... Indians excel also in the weaving of textiles . Each area , sometimes each village , has its own colors and costumes ... Indians , men or women , come to a level place , they seldom walk . * The accompanying color plates depict the ...
... Indians excel also in the weaving of textiles . Each area , sometimes each village , has its own colors and costumes ... Indians , men or women , come to a level place , they seldom walk . * The accompanying color plates depict the ...
Page 185
... Indians Left Their Mark Stinking Water , Poison Spider Creek , and Ten Sleep are Indian place names . Several great tribes hunted here ; now only about 2,600 Shoshoni ( Shoshone ) and Arapaho remain ; they live on a reservation at the ...
... Indians Left Their Mark Stinking Water , Poison Spider Creek , and Ten Sleep are Indian place names . Several great tribes hunted here ; now only about 2,600 Shoshoni ( Shoshone ) and Arapaho remain ; they live on a reservation at the ...
Page 574
... Indians seemed more numerous than they really were because the tribes all frequented the bottom lands along the streams where wood , water , and game were plentiful . Indians Will Be Benefited , Too Today , in this Basin , some 54,000 ...
... Indians seemed more numerous than they really were because the tribes all frequented the bottom lands along the streams where wood , water , and game were plentiful . Indians Will Be Benefited , Too Today , in this Basin , some 54,000 ...
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