Historian

The following photos are taken from the Smithsonian Institution's National Anthropological Archives, unless noted otherwise.

Shippin (Always Riding) - Ute - 1868


Ouray - Ute - 1868


Nick-A-Agod - Ute - 1868


Suriap - Ute - 1868


Pe-Ah (Black Tailed Deer) - Ute - 1868


Ute men - 1868


Sappix and son - Ute - 1869


Chu - Ute - 1869


Ute man - 1869


Ute family - no date


Ouray and wife, Chipeta - Ute - 1870


Ouray - Ute - 1870


Sarah (sister of Ouray) and husband - Ute - 1870


Nick-A-Agod (Green Leaf) - Ute - 1871


Co-Ho (Lame Man) - Ute - 1873


Mautchick - Ute - 1873


Tapuche - Ute - 1873


Kwa-Ko-Nut and Mose - Ute - 1873


Ute men - 1873


Pe-Ah and other Ute men - 1874


Ute woman - 1874


Ute men - 1874


Wass - Ute - 1878


Shavano - Ute - 1878


Ouray - Ute - 1878


Ouray and wife, Chipeta - Ute - 1878


Galote - Ute - 1878


Nick-A-Agod (Green Leaf) - Ute - 1879


Ute husband and wife - no date


Ute husband and wife - no date


Warency, Chavano, Ancatosh, Ouray, and Guerro - Ute - no date


4 men, 1 woman - Ute - no date


Coloron - Ute - no date


Ute camp - no date


White River Utes - no date


Ute women - no date


Ute girl and baby - no date


Ute woman and children - 1910

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"Be good, be kind, help each other."
"Respect the ground, respect the drum, respect each other."
--Abe Conklin, Ponca/Osage (1926-1995)