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Neil Judd archaeologist reconstructing pottery shards from the Pueblo people.

Marble statue of Po'pay, a Pueblo Indian responsible for organizing the Pueblo revolt against the Spanish. The statue is located in the National Statuary Hall Collection in Washington D.C.

This image depicts several pueblo women adding brush to the roofs of their homes as a roof.

Savanna's Act was brought up from the organization called National Indigenous Women's Resources to receive justice for
Native Survivors of Sexual Violence.

Portrait of Hunkpapa Lakota Leader Sitting Bull

Photograph of Buffalo Bill standing next to Sitting Bull

This book is a bit more positive than the other source. The main idea of this work is to make known the ideas of the Native Americans for use by white Americans

Newspaper article discussing the meaning of the Ghost Dance and how it reflects a growing Christianization of Native Americans, this interpretation is made by white speculators who compare the movement to trends found in other groups and cultures.

A Painting that show an Pueblo man but dressed and represented with many common items that would be seen in a painting of a Pueblo woman.

Tribal attorney and Couchiching First Nation citizen Tara Houska chronicles the history of attempts by government and industry to eradicate the legitimacy of indigenous peoples' land and culture