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Owens Valley Paiute - Bishop, CA |
Owens Valley
Shoshone - Paiutes
Bishop - 5
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Joe Bowers - Owens Valley Paiute
(Courtesy J.D. Black Collection)
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All Photos and text courtesy of Rich McCutchan unless otherwise noted.
See USE NOTICE on Home Page.
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08/22
Teha - The Ancient Pah Ute Squaw
Page 1, Page 2
(Article courtesy of Rich McCutchan)
Two Paiute Myths
(By University of Pennsylvania - The Museum Journal)
Photocards courtesy of Rich McCutchan |
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Owens Valley Paiute - Bishop, CA |
Owens Valley Paiute - Bishop, CA |
Owens Valley Paiute - Bishop, CA
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Owens Valley Paiute - Bishop, CA - 1916 |
Owens Valley Paiute - Bishop, CA
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Owens Valley Paiute - Bishop, CA |
Paiute Chief - Bishop, CA |
Owens Valley Paiute house - Bishop, CA |
Owens Valley Paiute medicine house - Bishop, CA |
Owens Valley Paiute in his war dress - Bishop, CA |
Owens Valley Paiute house - Bishop, CA |
Owens Valley Paiute weaving baskets - Bishop, CA
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Owens Valley Paiute house - Bishop, CA |
Owens Valley Paiute house - Bishop, CA |
Owens Valley Paiute - Bishop, CA |
Owens Valley Paiute house - Bishop, CA |
Owens Valley Paiut house - Bishop, CA |
George Beverly, Native American Paiute
Standing in front of Black's Cash Store in Bishop
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Owens Valley Paiute - Bishop, CA - 1908 |
Andrew A. Forbes -
Photographer of the Owens Valley Paiute
by Jon Bosak
Indian Woman Disappears - Branded as a Witch
(Article courtesy of Hal Eaton)
Peace Restored Among Indians
(Article courtesy of Hal Eaton)
Ethnography of the Owens Valley Paiute - 1933
by Julian H. Steward
Paiute mothers "Baby Show"
(Harry W. Mendenhall photo) |
Helen Eaton Armstrong held an event to raise money for the local Paiutes (1930s) and attract tourists as work on the ranches diminished. Whitmore was a real hot springs up until the 1960s.
(Text and Photo courtesy of Hal Eaton) |
Quesso, Paiute Indian, circa 1920
(Photo courtesy of Hal Eaton) |
Bishop native Americans - circa1902
(Photos courtesy C. Hart Merriam Collection) |
Native American Paiutes, Bishop - 1902
(Photos courtesy xxx) |
Native American Paiute basket woman, Bishop - 1891
(Photos courtesy C. Hart Merriam Collection)
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Native American Paiutes, Bishop - 1891
(Photos courtesy C. Hart Merriam Collection)
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Native American Paiutes, Bishop - 1891
(Photos courtesy C. Hart Merriam Collection)
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Native American Paiute family - 1932
(Photos courtesy C. Hart Merriam Collection)
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Native American Paiute family - 1931
(Photos courtesy C. Hart Merriam Collection)
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Indian George's wife - 1891
(Photos courtesy C. Hart Merriam Collection)
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Shoshone Native Americans: John ? and son- 1931
(Photos courtesy C. Hart Merriam Collection)
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Monache Paiute homes near Fort Independence - 1902
(Photos courtesy C. Hart Merriam Collection) |
Nelly Mollie, Bishop - 1931
(Photos courtesy C. Hart Merriam Collection) |
Olancha Paiute Native Americans - 1931
(Photos courtesy C. Hart Merriam Collection) |
Olancha Paiute Native Americans - 1935
(Photos courtesy C. Hart Merriam Collection) |
Paiute Native American and her baby - early 1900s
(Photos courtesy Calisphere) |
Paiute Papoose, Bishop- 1907
(Photos courtesy Calisphere) |
Exterior view of Paiute hut near Bishop = 1905
(Photos courtesy Calisphere) |
Paiute Native daughter, Bishop - 1839
(Photos courtesy Calisphere) |
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Photographic portrait of Tom Hockett, California - circa 1900. Hockett, the Native American who guided the
first white men into Inyo County, is shown here in a sweater, torn pants and a hat, and can be seen
leaning on an axe-handle. He stands in the forest with fallen branches and dead leaves at his feet.
When his tribe learned that he had guided the white men, they broke his hands. He wears a tortured
expression on his elderly, weathered face.
(Photo courtesy of USC Libraries Special Collections) |
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Mono Lake Native American with a basket in her hands.
(Photo courtesy The Huntington Library digital archives) |
Native American baskets on the shores of Mono Lake
(Photo courtesy Calisphere - University of California) |
Mono Lake Native American basket weaver with several baskets
(Photo courtesy The Huntington Library digital archives) |
Mono Lake Native American home surrounded by woven baskets
(Photo courtesy Calisphere - University of California) |
The Ever-Changing World of the Paiute
by Joseph Lent
Bishop Fair
Page 1, Page 2, Page 3
(Article from the October 1916 issue of the Oglala Light newspaper)
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Shoshone - 1934 |
Rosa Nobles |
Rosa Nobles family |
Daisy Garcia - 1932 |
Paiute family - 1931 |
John Shoshone and son - 1931 |
Paiute men and children - 1931 |
Tom WIlson - 1932 |
Tom WIlson and son - 1932 |
Tom WIlson - 1932 |
Harry Tom family - 1937 |
Shoshone - 1934 |
Shoshone - 1934 |
Shoshone family - 1934 |
Shoshone Mono Lake people and scenery - 1901 |
Shoshone Mono Lake people and scenery - 1901 |
Shoshone Mono Lake people and scenery - 1901 |
Harry Tom at Mono Lake - 1937 |
03/24
The Northern Paiute Indians of California and Nevada
by Ruth Underhill
11/23
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