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Post by HinTamaheca on Jul 29, 2009 6:23:01 GMT -6
heres few long hair pawnee more: The photo above posted of Chah-oh-ta-kee (Pawnee) seems to be mis-identified. I had him identified as: Chak-Uk-T-Kee or Strikes His Enemies - Arikara - circa 1870.
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Post by HinTamaheca on Jul 29, 2009 6:58:31 GMT -6
Frank- I believe your picture is a scan from a WILD WEST magazine I sent to the Plains Indian Seminar Two a few years ago. At the time I didn't know anything more about it, but thought he looked Sioux. The Beinecke Library now has this on-line and identifies him as "Chief Snake-Pawnee-one of Major North's Pawnee scouts", and photographed by the Jackson Brothers in Omaha, Nebraska, ca. 1868-70. beinecke.library.yale.edu/dl_crosscollex/brbldl/oneITEM.asp?pid=2011416&iid=1051516&srchtype=The man's outfit doesn't look Pawnee. That does look like the Jackson Bros. studio. -Bob While this man may have been identified as Pawnee, I believe that his hair style, the cut of his shirt, the beadwork on his leggings and moccasins all point to him most likely being Yankton. See the photos below for comparison. Little Thunder - Yankton - 1867 Pretty Rock - Yankton - 1867 Yankton man - circa 1867
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Post by crzhrs on Jul 29, 2009 9:14:53 GMT -6
That Indian is one of a number who has been ID'd as Crazy Horse . . . but your research and others proves that to be incorrect.
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