Native Americans didn't all live in teepees and not all warriors were men.

01. Native American Mohawks were often used as laborers on the skyscrapers because it was believed they had no natural fear of heights. In fact, they were afraid, but unlike their American workers, their culture meant they never showed it.

Typical Facial Features American Native

Yakama women pose in ceremonial clothing, Washington, ca. 1897. - American Indians of the Pacific Northwest -- Image Portion - University of Washington Digital Collections #indiantribes

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"Three Eagles" is a restored reprint of a vintage photograph taken by the legendary photographer Edward Curtis. "Three Eagles" is a striking portrait of a member of the Nez Perce tribe. This is an 8.25 X 11-inch restored photograph printed on 11 X 14-inch archival, matte-finish photo paper. The second photo with the white border is what you will receive. It is hand-titled in pencil. Can be printed untitled with standard 3/8 inch border upon request. • I have one of the largest collections of…

With Morgan’s backing, Curtis spent more than 20 years crisscrossing North America, creating over 40,000 images of more than 80 different tribes.

The history of Native American tribes stretches back thousands of years, with many indigenous peoples having rich traditions and cultures that predate reco