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STEP DRAG-CLOSE BACK TROT TOE FLAT FLAT HEEL THREE-POINT DROP SNEAK STEP (a) SNEAK STEP (b) ROCK AND HOP (a) ROCK AND HOP (b) SIOUX HOP-STEP HIGH HOP-POINT SCARE STEP WOMEN'S STEP A TYPICAL NAVAHO HAND FRAME FOR DOLL DANCE ZIGZAG ARROW BASKET DANCE (a) BASKET DANCE (b) COMANCHE DANCE JOY DANCE DEER DANCE BUFFALO DANCE BOW AND ARROW DANCE A TYPICAL CHORUS DEER DANCER EAGLE DANCE (a) EAGLE DANCE (b) HOOP DANCER AT STANDING ROCK HOOP DANCE (a) HOOP DANCE (g) HOOP DANCE (h) HOOP DANCE (j) HOOP DANCE (n) HOOP DANCE (p) HOOP DACE (q) BOW AND ARROW DANCE (e, etc.) BUFFALO DANCERS ZUNI MASK AND MOCCASIN MUDHEAD AT ZUNI CALLOUS LEGS, MATO-SKA, FRANK ZAHN, AND GRAY WHIRLWIND MATO-SKA AND GRAY WHIRLWIND TALKING SIGN LANGUAGE TOM FROSTED: THE CHIEF CATCH-THE-BEAR, J M BUTTREE, AND GRAY WHIRLWIND CALLOUS LEGS READY FOR THE DANCE OUR SIOUX FRIENDS SIGN TALK DESERT WIND I DESERT WIND II DESERT WIND III DESERT WIND IV DESERT WIND V WARRIOR MAIDEN--THE PRAYER WARRIOR MAIDEN--RESIGNED WARRIOR MAIDEN--THE SURROUND WARRIOR MAIDEN--THE SNEAK-UP HEADDRESSES AND WANDS FOR DEVIL DANCE MOON DANCE (1) MOON DANCE (2) MOON DANCE (3) MOON DANCE (4) MOON DANCE (5) MOON DANCE (6) MOON DANCE (7) PLAN OF THE SUN DANCE PRAYER PLUME A KOSHARE AT ZIA CORN DANCE I CORN DANCE II CORN DANCE III CORN DANCE IV (a) CORN DANCE IV (b) CORN DANCE V THE RHYTHM OF THE EARTH TEPEES AT CHEYENNE BEAR-SAVE-LIFE AT CHEYENNE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS INDIAN ANIMALS INDIAN BIRDS PATTERN OF TWELVE-FOOT TEPEE TEPEE COVER COMPLETE TEPEES SIOUX AND CHIPEWYAN PAINTED TEPEES THE WARBONNET MAKING OF AN OJIBWAY MOCCASIN MAKING OF A SIOUX MOCCASIN MOCCASINS MADE OF SNEAKS VARIOUS BREECH CLOUTS WOODCRAFT BUTTONS A BUFFALO SKULL DRUMS AND SHIELDS CANOE DECORATIONS PAINTED PADDLES PEACE PIPES |
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