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8.1 Starting line for the first Oklahoma Land Rush in 1889 |
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8.2 Chief Joseph visits Alice Fletcher at the Lapwai reservation |
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8.3 Chief Joseph photographed by Edward Curtis |
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8.4 Copper smelter pouring smoke into the air of Butte, Montana |
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8.5 Wovoka (seated), the Paiute holy man who inspired the Ghost Dance movement |
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8.6 Kicking Bear, a Miniconjou Lakota who brought news of the Ghost Dance to the Standing Rock reservation |
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8.7 A Lakota Ghost Dance shirt, believed to protect its wearer from bullets |
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8.8 Big Foot's band, the Lakota who met disaster at Wounded Knee |
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8.9 The frozen body of Chief Big Foot, photographed several days after the massacre at Wounded Knee, when troops returned to bury the dead |
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8.10 The frozen body of a victim of the massacre at Wounded Knee |
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8.11 Troops stack the frozen bodies of the Lakota killed at Wounded Knee into a mass grave |
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8.12 Soldiers pose with the Hotchkiss Guns used against Big Foot's band at Wounded Knee |
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8.13 Two men prepare to make an early sound recording of Native Americans |
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8.14 A turn-of-the-century tourist takes in the sights at Yosemite Park |