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Crow Indians

[Crow Indian camp]. Metadata for:

[Crow Indians Putting Up Ice] Metadata for:

[Crow woman and child]. Metadata for:

A Crow Hunter in winter dress. Metadata for:

A Handsome Crow Buck. Sits Down Spotted. Metadata for:

A report on plans and estimates for the completion of the Crow Irrigation Project, Crow Indian Reservation, Montana Metadata for:

Arrow throw, Lodge Grass, Montana Metadata for:

Assembling for the Crow Fair parade Metadata for:

Bird Shirt Metadata for:

Boy in the Water, Crow. Metadata for:

Bull That Don't Fall Down Metadata for:

Center pole with buffalo head, Crow Agency Metadata for:

Chief Little Head, Crow. Metadata for:

Chief Plenty Coups Metadata for:

Crow - Carries His Food (Sits-Down-Spotted). Metadata for:

Crow Agency, Records of the Office of Indian Affairs, Indexes of Letters Received, Metadata for:

Crow Indian Family Metadata for:

Crow Indian girls at boarding school Metadata for:

Crow Indian Girls in Their Elk Teeth Dresses. Metadata for:

Crow Indian mother with papoose Metadata for:

Crow Indians and crowd at point where last spike was driven between Garrison and Gold Creek, M.T. September 8, Metadata for:

Crow Indians in pow wow dress Metadata for:

Crow Sun Dance, Crow Agency, Montana Metadata for:

Crow Sun dancers at the center pole Metadata for:

Crow women in formal dress Metadata for:

Curley, Crow Indian scout (Crow). Metadata for:

Environmental impact study on coal development, Crow Indian Reservation Metadata for:

Good Types of Crow Indians, Crow Agency. Metadata for:

Group of women and children at Crow Fair Metadata for:

Indian Owned Range Resources : their use and apportionment Metadata for: