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Sign reading "Entering Navajo Reservation U.S. Dept. Interior"

A picture of numerous native schoolboys and girls all packed in a traditional classroom setting.

5 native women seated at typewriters with a man over watching

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

A traditional dress. The U-shaped design represents the turtle, which is a symbol of women's health.

Law guaranteeing freedom of religion for Native Americans, acknowledges this right was previously violated.

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.

Silver ring including turquoise and coral stones using the techniques: Cast, hammered, petit point/needlepoint, soldered, stamped

Turquoise Zuni Pueblo beads, collected around 1879 from Zuni reservation in New Mexico, created by being ground into shape and a hole drilled in the middle

Portrait of Hunkpapa Lakota Leader Sitting Bull