Native Indians of North America Linguistic map

First Nations (Sarcee?) mother and child circa late 1800's / early 1900's. Photo of a photo. Taken at the Whyte Museum of the Rockies, in Banff, Alberta.

These fascinating images were captured at the beginning of the 20th century around Alberta and western Canada, and show native tribes in their traditional costumes.

Vintage Photos Of Canada's First Nations People (1880s)

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With more than 200,000 members living in Canada, The Cree are one of the largest groups of First Nations in North America. The

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Caption: Oliver Buell, Poundmaker, also Known as The Drummer (c.1842–1886), a Cree Chief, Later Adopted by Crowfoot of the Blackfoot Nation, 1885, photograph, 19.68 x 11.43 cm, Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa; Credit: Collection of Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa (C-001875). Courtesy of Library and Archives Canada / The Brechin Group Inc.; William Brymner | Art Books | Art Canada Institute; #williambrymner #canadianartist #Cree #Chief #portrait #photograph

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