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Chief Night Shoots introduces himself to Indian tribal council
Chief Night Shoots introduces himself to Native American Indian tribal council. He belongs to tribe Piegan or Northern Peigan from Alberta, Canada. He spells his name and tribes name using Indian sign language. He is wearing a feather headdress and a Indian chief breastplate among his regalia.
Chief Drags Wolf introduces himself to the Native American Indian tribal council.
Chief Drags Wolf introduces himself to the Indian tribal council. He belongs to Lower Gros Ventre tribe from Hidatsa village. He wears a Native American Indian headdress made of feathers. Chief Wolf uses sign language to spell his name and tribes name.
Chief Iron Whip introduces himself to Indian the tribal council
Chief Iron Whip introduces himself to the Native American Indian tribal council. He belong to tribe Sioux or the first nation people. Sioux have three main divisions: The Santee or Dakota who reside to the east of Dakotas, Minnesota and Northern Iowa; The Yankton or Nakota who reside in the Minnesota river area; the Lakota who are the western most Sioux. Chief Iron Whip uses Indian sign language to introduce himself.
Native American Indian Chief Deer Nose introduces himself to Indian tribal council
Chief Deer Nose introduces himself to Indian tribal council. He uses sign language to identify his name and tribe. Chief Deer Nose belongs to the Crow tribe. He wears an Indian Headdress among his regalia. Crow Indians reside in the Yellowstone River Valley.
Chief James Eagle introduces himself to Indian tribal council
Chief James Eagle introduces himself to a Native American Indian tribal council. He belongs to Arickaree Indian tribe also known as Ricaree or Ree. Arickaree also call themselves Sanish or Tanish meaning 'The People'. Arickaree originated from the Pawnees Indians of the Platte river but separated from them and moved upwards along Missouri.
Chief Foolish Woman introduces himself to Native American Indian tribal council
Chief Foolish Woman introduces himself to Indian tribal council. He belongs to Mandan Indian tribe.Mandan reside along the banks of Missouri river and two of its tributaries the Heart and Knife rivers in North and South Dakota.4 September 1930.