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Photograph Database Search Results

UNRS-P1997-50: Sven Liljeblad (Found 1066 Descriptions)

Image	Description
1	[Sven Liljeblad]
2	[Sven Liljeblad]
3	[Sven Liljeblad]
4	[Astrid Liljeblad]
5	[Astrid Liljeblad]
6	[Astrid Liljeblad]
7	[Astrid Liljeblad]
8	[Astrid Liljeblad]
9	[Astrid Liljeblad]
10	[Astrid Liljeblad]
11	[Astrid Liljeblad]
12	[Astrid Liljeblad]
13	[Astrid Liljeblad]
14	[Sven and Astrid Liljeblad; Idaho landscape]
15	[Astrid Liljeblad]
16	[Astrid Liljeblad; Pocatello ?]
17	[Astrid Liljeblad]
18	[Sven Liljeblad]
19	[Sven Liljeblad]
20	[Astrid Liljeblad]
21	[Sven Liljeblad. Photos by Fred Cornelius, Photo Progression, Reno. Ca. 1987.]
22	[Sven Liljeblad. Photos by Fred Cornelius, Photo Progression, Reno. Ca. 1987.]
23	[Sven Liljeblad] Photos by Fred Cornelius, Photo Progression, Reno. [Ca. 1987.]
24	[Sven Liljeblad. Photos by Fred Cornelius, Photo Progression, Reno. Ca. 1987.]
25	[Sven Liljeblad]
26	[Sven Liljeblad] Photos by Fred Cornelius, Photo Progression, Reno.
27	Fort Hall, possible Lizzie Edmo compound.
28	[Fort Hall, possible Lizzie Edmo compound.]
29	[Fort Hall]
30	[Fort Hall]
31	[Fort Hall Indians]
32	[Fort Hall Indian]
33	[Fort Hall Indian]
34	[Fort Hall] Lyman Kennison.
35	[Fort Hall. Lyman Kennison.]
36	[Fort Hall Indian]
37	Reservation school, Fort Hall.
38	Fort Hall School, early 1950s.
39	Winter camp and sweathouse frame, Fort Hall Reservation.
40	Buffalo Lodge, Fort Hall, contemporary assembly hall.
41	Botanical collecting trip, Fort Hall. Willie Edmo, Smoke (old man in hat), Ray Davis, Idaho State Museum Herbarium, and Sven Liljeblad. ([Identification by] Kay Fowler 3-2-1990). Sven Liljeblad, foreground; Professor Ray Davis, second.
42	Botanical collecting trip, Fort Hall. Willie Edmo, Smoke (old man in hat), Ray Davis, Idaho State Museum Herbarium, and Sven Liljeblad. ([Identification by] Kay Fowler 3-2-1990).
43	Botanical collecting trip, Fort Hall. Willie Edmo, Smoke (old man in hat), Ray Davis, Idaho State Museum Herbarium, and Sven Liljeblad. ([Identification by] Kay Fowler 3-2-1990). Smoke, foreground; Willie Edmo, second.
44	Botanical collecting trip, Fort Hall. Willie Edmo, Smoke (old man in hat), Ray Davis, Idaho State Museum Herbarium, and Sven Liljeblad. ([Identification by] Kay Fowler 3-2-1990). Smoke.
45	Botanical collecting trip, Fort Hall. Willie Edmo, Smoke (old man in hat), Ray Davis, Idaho State Museum Herbarium, and Sven Liljeblad. ([Identification by] Kay Fowler 3-2-1990). Willie Edmo, left. Smoke, right.
46	Botanical collecting trip, Fort Hall. Willie Edmo, Smoke (old man in hat), Ray Davis, Idaho State Museum Herbarium, and Sven Liljeblad. ([Identification by] Kay Fowler 3-2-1990). Smoke, left; Sven Liljeblad, right.
47	Botanical collecting trip, Fort Hall. Willie Edmo, Smoke (old man in hat), Ray Davis, Idaho State Museum Herbarium, and Sven Liljeblad. ([Identification by] Kay Fowler 3-2-1990). Smoke on left.
48	Old Boarding School, Fort Hall, Idaho, [ca. 1950].
49	[Fort Hall Reservation, ca. 1950].
50	[Fort Hall Reservation, ca. 1950].
51	[Fort Hall Reservation Indians, ca. 1950].
52	[Fort Hall Reservation Indians, ca. 1950].
53	[A Northern Paiute woman living on Fort Hall Reservation preparing cedar wood for hide preparation.
54	[A Northern Paiute woman living on Fort Hall Reservation preparing cedar wood for hide preparation.
55	[A Northern Paiute woman living on Fort Hall Reservation preparing cedar wood for hide preparation.
56	A Northern Paiute woman living on Fort Hall Reservation preparing cedar wood for hide preparation.
57	[A Northern Paiute woman living on Fort Hall Reservation preparing cedar wood for hide preparation.
58	[A Northern Paiute woman living on Fort Hall Reservation preparing cedar wood for hide preparation.
59	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
60	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
61	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
62	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
63	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
64	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
65	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
66	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
67	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
68	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
69	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
70	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
71	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
72	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
73	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
74	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
75	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
76	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
77	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
78	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
79	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
80	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
81	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
82	Hide smoking, Fort Hall, 1940.
83	Bannock Creek, Fort Hall Indian Reservation.
84	Tipi at Sun Dance, Fort Hall, Idaho. June 30, 1927. Photo by Fritiof Fryxell.
85	Encampment, Fort Hall, Idaho, Sun Dance. June 30, 1927. Photo by Fritiof Fryxel
86	Encampment, Fort Hall, Idaho, Sun Dance. June 30, 1927. Photo by Fritiof Fryxel
87	Scene at annual Sun Dance, near Fort Hall, Idaho. June 30, 1927. Photo by Fritiof Fryxel
88	Encampment, Sun Dance, Fort Hall, Idaho. June 30, 1927. Photo by Fritiof Fryxel
89	Scene at annual Sun Dance near Fort Hall, Idaho. June 30, 1927. Photo by Fritiof Fryxel
90	Encampment at Sun Dance, near Fort Hall, Idaho. June 30, 1927. Photo by Fritiof Fryxel
91	Cemetery, near Fort Hall, Idaho. 1927. Photo by Fritiof Fryxell.
92	Cemetery, near Fort Hall, Idaho. 1927. Photo by Fritiof Fryxell.
93	Cemetery, near Fort Hall, Idaho. 1927. Photo by Fritiof Fryxell.
94	Cemetery, near Fort Hall, Idaho. 1927. Photo by Fritiof Fryxell.
95	Cemetery, near Fort Hall, Idaho. 1927. Photo by Fritiof Fryxell.
96	Cemetery, near Fort Hall, Idaho. 1927. Photo by Fritiof Fryxell.
97	[Branding, Fort Hall, Idaho. Ca. 1927. Photo by Fritiof Fryxell?]
98	[Branding, Fort Hall, Idaho. Ca. 1927. Photo by Fritiof Fryxell?]
99	[Branding, Fort Hall, Idaho. Ca. 1927. Photo by Fritiof Fryxell?]
100	Fort Hall "War Dance" Belma Truchot Colter, left; Alcedine Pahvitse?, right.
101	Fort Hall "War Dance" Left to right: Romazetta Baker Shepperd, Cosgrove, Lillian Vallely [or Valleli], Alcedine Pahvitse, Matilda Cosgrove Warjack, Theresa Thorpe DeCola “Teensa”, Genevieve Queep Edmo.
102	Fort Hall "War Dance"
103	Pocatello, Idaho, 1940-41.
104	Sunset Motor Court, Pocatello, Idaho, 1940-41.
105	Larry Laird, Sven Liljeblad. Pocatello, Idaho, 1940-41.
106	Sven Liljeblad. Pocatello, Idaho, 1940-41.
107	Sven Liljeblad. Pocatello, Idaho, 1940-41.
108	[Sven Liljeblad]. Pocatello, Idaho, 1940-41.
109	[Sven Liljeblad]. Pocatello, Idaho, 1940-41.
110	[Larry Laird, Sven Liljeblad]. Pocatello, Idaho, 1940-41.
111	[Larry Laird]. Pocatello, Idaho, 1940-41.
112	Pocatello, Idaho, 1940-41.
113	Smith, teacher in French, University of Idaho Southern Branch. Pocatello, Idaho, 1940-41.
114	[Astrid Liljeblad]. Pocatello, Idaho, 1940-41.
115	[Pocatello? and Fort Hall? 1940]. Includes photo of Whittlesey Pharmacy.
116	[Pocatello? and Fort Hall? 1940]. Includes photo of Murray Motor Company.
117	[Pocatello? and Fort Hall? 1940].
118	[Pocatello?].
119	[Pocatello?].
120	[Pocatello?].
121	Northern Shoshoni Colony, Salmon City, Idaho, 1941.
122	Northern Shoshoni Colony, Salmon City, Idaho, 1941.
123	Northern Shoshoni Colony, Salmon City, Idaho, 1941.
124	Northern Shoshoni Colony, Salmon City, Idaho, 1941.
125	Northern Shoshoni Colony, Salmon City, Idaho, 1941.
126	Northern Shoshoni Colony, Salmon City, Idaho, 1941.
127	Northern Shoshoni Colony, Salmon City, Idaho, 1941.
128	Northern Shoshoni Colony, Salmon City, Idaho, 1941.
129	Northern Shoshoni Colony, Salmon City, Idaho, 1941.
130	Shoup Deepwater, Shoshoni, Fort Hall, making rope fiber, 1940 [1941]. Cracking wiha for cordage, Pocatello in 1941. [Shoup Deepwater (Northern Shoshone) preparing Indian hemp (Apocynum cannabinum) for rope cordage. The stems were bitten, twisted, and rolled into the twine used in making mats, rugs, and bedding. (Handbook of American Indians, vol. 3, p. 587)]
131	Shoup Deepwater, Shoshoni, Fort Hall, making rope fiber, 1940 [1941. Cracking wiha for cordage, Pocatello in 1941.
132	Shoup Deepwater, Shoshoni, Fort Hall, making rope fiber, 1940 [1941. Cracking wiha for cordage, Pocatello in 1941.
133	Shoup Deepwater, Shoshoni, Fort Hall, making rope fiber, 1940 [1941. Cracking wiha for cordage, Pocatello in 1941.
134	Shoup Deepwater, Shoshoni, Fort Hall, making rope fiber, 1940 [1941. Cracking wiha for cordage, Pocatello in 1941.
135	[Left to right: Jeanette Pocatello, Susie Lipps, Charlton (Larry) Laird. Fort Hall, 1940.]
136	[Left to right: Jeanette Pocatello's daughter, Jeanette Pocatello, Susie Lipps. Fort Hall, 1940. Photo by Charlton (Larry) Laird.]
137	[Left to right: Jeanette Pocatello's daughter, Jeanette Pocatello, Susie Lipps. Fort Hall, 1940. Photo by Charlton (Larry) Laird.]
138	[Left to right: Jeanette Pocatello's daughter, Jeanette Pocatello, Susie Lipps. Fort Hall, 1940. Photo by Charlton (Larry) Laird.]
139	[Left to right: Jeanette Pocatello's daughter, Jeanette Pocatello, Susie Lipps. Fort Hall, 1940. Photo by Charlton (Larry) Laird.]
140	[Left to right: Jeanette Pocatello's daughter, Jeanette Pocatello, Susie Lipps. Fort Hall, 1940. Photo by Charlton (Larry) Laird.]
141	Jeanette Pocatello. [Photo by Charlton (Larry) Laird.]
142	Enlarged from Laird's photo: Jeanette Pocatello and Susie Lipps. Fort Hall, 1940
143	Frames 5-14: [Shoup Deepwater (Northern Shoshone) preparing Indian hemp (Apocynum cannabinum) for rope cordage. The stems were bitten, twisted, and rolled into the twine used in making mats, rugs, and bedding. Fort Hall, 1940. (Handbook of American Indians, vol. 3, p. 587)]
144	Poi Tehee- Bannock-when old (presumably)?
145	Fort Hall, 1940.
146	At Pocatello railroad station.
147	Lillian Valleli. Photo by Amundsen, Pocatello, Idaho.
148	Adolph Pahvitse, Northern Shoshoni, Fort Hall Reservation.
149	Johnny Ballard. Here is the Ballard kodak. I have a cherished memory of Johnny that I have for few individuals in this world. I was close to him and he was to me. He sent for me when [he] was dieing [sic]. Yours, Yona [?] Gray. Postmarked 1952.
150	Payoga and Tayoni (Lemhi Indians) leaving the Fort Hall Reservation on their way to their winter camping place in the Salmon River drainage. October 1940.
151	[Payoga and Tayoni (Lemhi Indians) leaving the Fort Hall Reservation on their way to their winter camping place in the Salmon River drainage. October 1940.
152	Lasalle Pocatello and family, Fort Hall.
153	In Pocatello, Idaho, about 1960. Note: the sleeping Indian at the street corner is Lorents Edmo from Fort Hall. Also includes Sven Liljeblad.
154	Back of the old drug storeùby what is now Peoples Store. There was a big square and a church. Square used for gambling on weekdays. Shoshoni women from Fort Hall Indian Reservation loitering in Pocatello. Photo from Dean Leonard’s collection.
155	Ca. 1910. Sigeju Seewook?i , Shoshoni. Died at Fort Hall in 1948. Supposedly at age 103. (Mother of Josephine Thorpe—photograph obtained from her.)
156	Willie George. Taken at Eagle Lodge, Fort Hall Reservation, June 30, 1959. [Accompanying letter:] July 4, 1959. Dear Sven, I had hoped to get this into the paper before Saturday, but I couldn’t. However, I did manage to get in one story about the July 4 celebration and reference to it in another story. I thought you might like this picture to take back to Sweden as proof that you knew an Indian who was once with a “Wild West” show. Almost all the negatives turned out surprisingly well. I am looking forward to getting together with you again. Sincerely, Lee Ester.
157	Unknown woman and child from Fort Hall. From Vera McCarthy-gift.
158	The two Ballard girls at spring festival (about 1960). Photo by Gary M. Smith, Pocatello, Idaho.
158a	Shoshoni-Tayoni
159	Tayoni and family.
160	[Tayoni's daughter]
161	[Tayoni]
162	[Tayoni]
163	[Tayoni]
164	[Tayoni]
165	[Tayoni's wife]
166	[Tayoni's wife]
167	Photos numbered 167 through 179: Benjamin Tayoni while still a shamin. Benjamin Tayoni, Tukudika Shoshoni, Fort Hall, 1941, at microphone. Photo by Charlton Laird.
180	Number not used.
181	George Auck, a blind Bannock storyteller about 78-80 years old, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, at the microphone telling his version of the widely spread tragic tale about the Deer Children and The Bear Children. Ca. 1941-42. Photo by Liljeblad.
182	George Auck, a blind Bannock storyteller about 78-80 years old, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, at the microphone telling his version of the widely spread tragic tale about the Deer Children and The Bear Children. Ca. 1941-42. Photo by Liljeblad.
183	George Auck, a blind Bannock storyteller about 78-80 years old, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, at the microphone telling his version of the widely spread tragic tale about the Deer Children and The Bear Children. Ca. 1941-42. Photo by Liljeblad.
184	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
185	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
186	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
187	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
188	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
189	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
190	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
191	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
192	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
193	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
194	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
195	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
196	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
197	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
198	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
199	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
200	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
201	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
202	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
203	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
204	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
205	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
206	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
207	George Auck at the microphone in 1942. Photo by [Charlton] Laird.
208	Here is Boyohaga (He-Who-has-Intercourse-with the Water), or as he calls himself for the benefit of his white friends, [Andrew] Johnson. He has been told that his voice will now live forever, and that through him the truth which the Indians have and are losing will be preserved for all time. In honor of the event he has dressed up in his festival clothes, the best he has. In one picture you see him in repose, in the other, in the midst of one of his tales; his eyes are shut (he is almost blind anyhow) but for him the world is full of wonderful creatures; the trickster Coyote, Ezhiopuh; the giant cannibals, the Zoavits; the friendly Pahabiavano, watchers of the coasts of the universe; and Ninubah, the genial water baby. He had a good time during the recording, and liked to hear his voice played back to him. But after it was over he was a little dubious. “I have left my face and my voice with the Enemy People,” he told the interpreter. “Perhaps I am only a ghost now.” The actual recording was in charge of our clinical speech man, Dr. Carl McIntosh. When he was ready to cut he would signal to the interpreter who would say “Mike!” which is not a corruption of microphone, but the Shoshone equivalent of “Okay, shoot the works.” And Boyohaga would begin. The recordings just completed are the first record of Northern Shoshone, the northernmost branch of a linguistic family that stretched through the plateau areas from central Idaho to the Aztec valleys in Mexico. Our recordings are of superior quality, partly because we have been able to record electrically. Usually, Indian speech must be recorded on a crank machine taken to the reservation; but since the Fort Hall Reservation surrounds our campus, we are able to bring Indians into the Museum and do the recording in a sound studio. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo and identification by Charlton G. Laird.
209	Here is Boyohaga (He-Who-has-Intercourse-with the Water), or as he calls himself for the benefit of his white friends, [Andrew] Johnson. He has been told that his voice will now live forever, and that through him the truth which the Indians have and are losing will be preserved for all time. In honor of the event he has dressed up in his festival clothes, the best he has. In one picture you see him in repose, in the other, in the midst of one of his tales; his eyes are shut (he is almost blind anyhow) but for him the world is full of wonderful creatures; the trickster Coyote, Ezhiopuh; the giant cannibals, the Zoavits; the friendly Pahabiavano, watchers of the coasts of the universe; and Ninubah, the genial water baby. He had a good time during the recording, and liked to hear his voice played back to him. But after it was over he was a little dubious. “I have left my face and my voice with the Enemy People,” he told the interpreter. “Perhaps I am only a ghost now.” The actual recording was in charge of our clinical speech man, Dr. Carl McIntosh. When he was ready to cut he would signal to the interpreter who would say “Mike!” which is not a corruption of microphone, but the Shoshone equivalent of “Okay, shoot the works.” And Boyohaga would begin. The recordings just completed are the first record of Northern Shoshone, the northernmost branch of a linguistic family that stretched through the plateau areas from central Idaho to the Aztec valleys in Mexico. Our recordings are of superior quality, partly because we have been able to record electrically. Usually, Indian speech must be recorded on a crank machine taken to the reservation; but since the Fort Hall Reservation surrounds our campus, we are able to bring Indians into the Museum and do the recording in a sound studio. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo and identification by Charlton G. Laird.
210	Dr. Sven Liljeblad, Fellow of the American-Scandinavian Foundation, has come from Upsala University, Sweden, to boss the job. Here you see him checking up on the story-telling. (1) He notices that the old Indian has omitted a salacious episode. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo and identification by Charlton G. Laird.
211	Dr. Sven Liljeblad, Fellow of the American-Scandinavian Foundation, has come from Upsala University, Sweden, to boss the job. Here you see him checking up on the story-telling. (2) He checks against his notes; he has previously taken these tales in phonetic script. [Sven Liljeblad, foreground; Adolph Pahvitse, seated.] Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo and identification by Charlton G. Laird.
212	Dr. Sven Liljeblad, Fellow of the American-Scandinavian Foundation, has come from Upsala University, Sweden, to boss the job. Here you see him checking up on the story-telling. (3) He accuses the informant of having emasculated the story, while the interpreter, Adolph Pahvitse, prepares to set his words over into Shoshone. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo and identification by Charlton G. Laird.
213	Dr. Sven Liljeblad, Fellow of the American-Scandinavian Foundation, has come from Upsala University, Sweden, to boss the job. Here you see him checking up on the story-telling. (4) He accuses the informant of having emasculated the story, while the interpreter, Adolph Pahvitse, prepares to set his words over into Shoshone. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo and identification by Charlton G. Laird.
214	Boyohaga is recording dances and lyric songs. Most of the dances are semi-religious: war dances and scalp dances, which supply the equivalent of Gott mit uns; the sun dance, a prayer for healing; the grass dance, a prayer for prosperity and for strength to endure privation. There are also social dances. The lyrics are mostly imbedded in stories. The words of most songs are very old, and are no more understandable to a young Shoshone than Anglo-Saxon is to a modern Englishman. Often the old informants themselves do not know all the words. Dr. Sven Liljeblad, his interpreter, and the informant spent an entire day trying to transcribe, translate, and analyse a lyric of fifty words, and were only partially successful. Incidentally, Boyohaga is a capable musician. He is some eighty years old, but he still sings a clear, sweet tenor. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo and identification by Charlton G. Laird.
215	Boyohaga is recording dances and lyric songs. Most of the dances are semi-religious: war dances and scalp dances, which supply the equivalent of Gott mit uns; the sun dance, a prayer for healing; the grass dance, a prayer for prosperity and for strength to endure privation. There are also social dances. The lyrics are mostly imbedded in stories. The words of most songs are very old, and are no more understandable to a young Shoshone than Anglo-Saxon is to a modern Englishman. Often the old informants themselves do not know all the words. Dr. Sven Liljeblad, his interpreter, and the informant spent an entire day trying to transcribe, translate, and analyse a lyric of fifty words, and were only partially successful. Incidentally, Boyohaga is a capable musician. He is some eighty years old, but he still sings a clear, sweet tenor. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo and identification by Charlton G. Laird.
216	Boyohaga is recording dances and lyric songs. Most of the dances are semi-religious: war dances and scalp dances, which supply the equivalent of Gott mit uns; the sun dance, a prayer for healing; the grass dance, a prayer for prosperity and for strength to endure privation. There are also social dances. The lyrics are mostly imbedded in stories. The words of most songs are very old, and are no more understandable to a young Shoshone than Anglo-Saxon is to a modern Englishman. Often the old informants themselves do not know all the words. Dr. Sven Liljeblad, his interpreter, and the informant spent an entire day trying to transcribe, translate, and analyse a lyric of fifty words, and were only partially successful. Incidentally, Boyohaga is a capable musician. He is some eighty years old, but he still sings a clear, sweet tenor. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo and identification by Charlton G. Laird.
217	Boyohaga is recording dances and lyric songs. Most of the dances are semi-religious: war dances and scalp dances, which supply the equivalent of Gott mit uns; the sun dance, a prayer for healing; the grass dance, a prayer for prosperity and for strength to endure privation. There are also social dances. The lyrics are mostly imbedded in stories. The words of most songs are very old, and are no more understandable to a young Shoshone than Anglo-Saxon is to a modern Englishman. Often the old informants themselves do not know all the words. Dr. Sven Liljeblad, his interpreter, and the informant spent an entire day trying to transcribe, translate, and analyse a lyric of fifty words, and were only partially successful. Incidentally, Boyohaga is a capable musician. He is some eighty years old, but he still sings a clear, sweet tenor. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo and identification by Charlton G. Laird.
218	Boyohaga is recording dances and lyric songs. Most of the dances are semi-religious: war dances and scalp dances, which supply the equivalent of Gott mit uns; the sun dance, a prayer for healing; the grass dance, a prayer for prosperity and for strength to endure privation. There are also social dances. The lyrics are mostly imbedded in stories. The words of most songs are very old, and are no more understandable to a young Shoshone than Anglo-Saxon is to a modern Englishman. Often the old informants themselves do not know all the words. Dr. Sven Liljeblad, his interpreter, and the informant spent an entire day trying to transcribe, translate, and analyse a lyric of fifty words, and were only partially successful. Incidentally, Boyohaga is a capable musician. He is some eighty years old, but he still sings a clear, sweet tenor. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo and identification by Charlton G. Laird.
219	Boyohaga is recording dances and lyric songs. Most of the dances are semi-religious: war dances and scalp dances, which supply the equivalent of Gott mit uns; the sun dance, a prayer for healing; the grass dance, a prayer for prosperity and for strength to endure privation. There are also social dances. The lyrics are mostly imbedded in stories. The words of most songs are very old, and are no more understandable to a young Shoshone than Anglo-Saxon is to a modern Englishman. Often the old informants themselves do not know all the words. Dr. Sven Liljeblad, his interpreter, and the informant spent an entire day trying to transcribe, translate, and analyse a lyric of fifty words, and were only partially successful. Incidentally, Boyohaga is a capable musician. He is some eighty years old, but he still sings a clear, sweet tenor. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo and identification by Charlton G. Laird.
219a	Here Boyohaga is telling mythological tales, the great cyclic legends of North America: Cottontail and the Sun, The Theft of Pine Nuts, Coyote and the Embattled Vagina. He also tells local comical tales, such as How the Wood Tick got Smashed out Flat. He is an actor, and as he tells his tale he is completely absorbed; he forgets the people, the recording machine, everything but his stories of the Trickster coyote (Ezhiopuh) and the great beings who made the Indians and the land they live in. For instance, in the two pictures I have marked thus (x) [P97-50/226 and P97-50/227] he is telling the tale of the bringing of rain. Long ago all the water was collected in a great bag that bellied down from the sky. The land needed the water, and Coyote decided to get water for his people. He stuck a sharp feather in the back of his head and jumped and jumped, until at last he pierced the great belly, and the water came down on the earth. In these pictures he is showing how Coyote attached the feather before jumping; or rather, he impersonates Coyote. The tale is told in a rhythmic, archaic prose, suggestive of Beowulf and Homeric blank verse. As an artist Boyohaga is no amateur. Self-trained during a long life as a professional story teller, he would stop to have the record changed and begin again, as though one were turning a faucet off and on. He was no more disconcerted by these breaks than is a skilled actor, waiting for the applause to die down. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo and identification by Charlton G. Laird.
220	Photos numbered 220 through 233: Here Boyohaga is telling mythological tales, the great cyclic legends of North America: Cottontail and the Sun, The Theft of Pine Nuts, Coyote and the Embattled Vagina. He also tells local comical tales, such as How the Wood Tick got Smashed out Flat. He is an actor, and as he tells his tale he is completely absorbed; he forgets the people, the recording machine, everything but his stories of the Trickster coyote (Ezhiopuh) and the great beings who made the Indians and the land they live in. For instance, in the two pictures I have marked thus (x) [P97-50/226 and P97-50/227] he is telling the tale of the bringing of rain. Long ago all the water was collected in a great bag that bellied down from the sky. The land needed the water, and Coyote decided to get water for his people. He stuck a sharp feather in the back of his head and jumped and jumped, until at last he pierced the great belly, and the water came down on the earth. In these pictures he is showing how Coyote attached the feather before jumping; or rather, he impersonates Coyote. The tale is told in a rhythmic, archaic prose, suggestive of Beowulf and Homeric blank verse. As an artist Boyohaga is no amateur. Self-trained during a long life as a professional story teller, he would stop to have the record changed and begin again, as though one were turning a faucet off and on. He was no more disconcerted by these breaks than is a skilled actor, waiting for the applause to die down. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo and identification by Charlton G. Laird.
234	Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. [Taken in recording room in basement of Stude
235	Photos numbered 235 through 242: Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. [Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird.]
243	[Sven Liljeblad, foreground; Adolph Pahvitse, seated. 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird.]
244	[Sven Liljeblad, foreground; Adolph Pahvitse, seated. 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird.]
245	[Sven Liljeblad, foreground; Adolph Pahvitse, seated. 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird.]
246	[Sven Liljeblad, 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird.]
247	[Sven Liljeblad, 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird.]
248	Photos numbered 248 through 257: Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. [Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird.]
258	Photos numbered 258 through 260: [Sven Liljeblad, foreground; Adolph Pahvitse, seated. 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird.]
261	Sven Liljeblad. [1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird.]
262	[Sven Liljeblad, 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird.]
263	Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. [Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird.]
264	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
265	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
266	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
267	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
268	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
269	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
270	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
271	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
272	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
273	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
274	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
275	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
276	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
277	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
278	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
279	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
280	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
281	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
282	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
283	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
284	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
285	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
286	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
287	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
288	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
289	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
290	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
291	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
292	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
293	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
294	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
295	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
296	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
297	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
298	[Andrew Johnson [Boyohaga], 1941. Taken in recording room in basement of Student Union, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, 1941. Photo by Charlton G. Laird or Sven Liljeblad.]
299	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941. [Dr. Carl McIntosh on left; Adolph Pahvitse on right.] Photo by Sven Liljeblad.
300	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941. [Dr. Carl McIntosh on left; Adolph Pahvitse on right.] Photo by Sven Liljeblad.
301	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941. [Dr. Carl McIntosh on left; Adolph Pahvitse on right.] Photo by Sven Liljeblad.
302	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941. [Dr. Carl McIntosh on left; Adolph Pahvitse on right.] Photo by Sven Liljeblad.
303	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941. [Dr. Carl McIntosh on left; Adolph Pahvitse on right.] Photo by Sven Liljeblad.
304	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941. [Dr. Carl McIntosh on left; Adolph Pahvitse on right.] Photo by Sven Liljeblad.
305	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941. [Dr. Carl McIntosh on left; Adolph Pahvitse on right.] Photo by Sven Liljeblad.
306	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941. [Dr. Carl McIntosh on left; Adolph Pahvitse on right.] Photo by Sven Liljeblad.
307	[Adolph Pahvitse.] 1941. Photo by Sven Liljeblad.
308	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort H
309	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort H
310	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort H
311	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort H
312	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort H
313	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort H
314	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort H
315	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort H
316	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort H
317	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort H
318	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort H
319	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941. [Dr. Carl McIntosh on left; Adolph Pahvitse on right.] Photo by Sven Liljeblad.
320	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941. Photo by Sven Liljeblad.
321	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941. Photo by Sven Liljeblad.
322	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941. Photo by Sven Liljeblad.
323	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941.
324	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941.
325	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941.
326	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941.
327	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941.
328	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941.
329	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941. [Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
330	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941. [Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
331	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941. [Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
332	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941. [Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
333	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941. [Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
334	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941.
335	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941. [Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
336	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941.
337	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941. [Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
338	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941.
339	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941.
340	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941. [Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
341	Andrew Johnson, a Northern Shoshone storyteller, about 84 years of age, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, pantomiming his dramatis personae when telling his mythological tales. 1941.
342	Andrew Johnson playing notched rasp and drum for Bear Dance song. [1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
343	Andrew Johnson playing notched rasp and drum for Bear Dance song. [1941]
344	Andrew Johnson playing notched rasp and drum for Bear Dance song. [1941]
345	Andrew Johnson playing notched rasp and drum for Bear Dance song. [1941]
346	Andrew Johnson playing notched rasp and drum for Bear Dance song. [1941]
347	Andrew Johnson playing notched rasp and drum for Bear Dance song. [1941]
348	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
349	[Andrew Johnson, 1941; Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
350	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.] The Killing of the SunùShoshone myth. "Pointing to the new sun.” [Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
351	[Andrew Johnson, 1941; Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
352	[Andrew Johnson, 1941; Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
353	[Andrew Johnson, 1941; Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
354	[Andrew Johnson, 1941; Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
355	[Andrew Johnson, 1941; Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
356	[Andrew Johnson, 1941; Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
357	[Andrew Johnson, 1941; Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
358	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
359	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
360	[Andrew Johnson, 1941; Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
361	[Andrew Johnson, 1941; Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
362	[Andrew Johnson, 1941; Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
363	[Andrew Johnson, 1941; Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
364	[Andrew Johnson, 1941; Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
365	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
366	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
367	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
368	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
369	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.] The Killing of the Sun. "Cottontail throws the gall bladder of the killed sun back into the sky.”
370	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
371	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
372	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
373	[Left to right: Dr. Carl McIntosh, Andrew Johnson, Adolph Pahvitse, 1941.]
374	Andrew Johnson with Adolph Pahvitse the interpreter-using rasp drum for Bear Dance song.
375	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
376	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
377	[Andrew Johnson, 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
378	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
379	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
380	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
381	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
382	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
383	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
384	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
385	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
386	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
387	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
388	[Andrew Johnson, 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
389	[Andrew Johnson, 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
390	[Andrew Johnson, 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
391	[Andrew Johnson, 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
392	[Andrew Johnson, 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
393	[Andrew Johnson, 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
394	[Andrew Johnson, 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
395	[Andrew Johnson, 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
396	[Andrew Johnson, 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
397	[Andrew Johnson, 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on left.]
398	[Andrew Johnson, 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on right.]
399	[Andrew Johnson, 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on right.]
400	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
401	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
402	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
403	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
404	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
405	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
406	[Andrew Johnson, 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on right.]
407	[Andrew Johnson, 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on right.]
408	[Andrew Johnson, 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on right.]
409	[Andrew Johnson, 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on right.]
410	[Andrew Johnson, 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on right.]
411	[Andrew Johnson, 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on right.]
412	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
413	[Andrew Johnson, 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on right.]
414	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
415	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
416	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
417	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
418	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
419	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
420	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
421	[Andrew Johnson, 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on right.]
422	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
423	[Andrew Johnson, 1941. Dr. Carl McIntosh on right.]
424	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
425	[Andrew Johnson; Adolph Pahvitse on right, 1941.]
426	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
427	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
428	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
429	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
430	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
431	[Andrew Johnson, 1941.]
432	Buffalo Lodge Sundance. Photo by W. L. Clothier, M. D., 1952.
433	Buffalo Lodge Sundance. Photo by W. L. Clothier, M. D., 1953.
434	Buffalo Lodge Sundance. Photo by W. L. Clothier, M. D., 1953.
435	Buffalo Lodge Sundance. Photo by W. L. Clothier, M. D., 1953.
436	Buffalo Lodge Sundance. Photo by W. L. Clothier, M. D., 1953.
437	[Sun Dance, Idaho.] Photos sent in 1946 by Vio Mae Powell, Professor of Speech and Drama, University of Idaho.
438	[Sun Dance, Idaho.] Photo sent in 1946 by Vio Mae Powell, Professor of Speech and Drama, University of Idaho.
439	[Sun Dance, Idaho.] Photo sent in 1946 by Vio Mae Powell, Professor of Speech and Drama, University of Idaho.
440	[Sun Dance, Idaho.] Photo sent in 1946 by Vio Mae Powell, Professor of Speech and Drama, University of Idaho.
441	[Sun Dance, Idaho.] Photo sent in 1946 by Vio Mae Powell, Professor of Speech and Drama, University of Idaho.
442	Indian Sun dancers-1912. Photo sent in 1946 by Vio Mae Powell, Professor of Speech and Drama, University of Idaho.
443	Arena in which Indian Sun Dance is held. About 1908. Photo sent in 1946 by Vio Mae Powell, Professor of Speech and Drama, University of Idaho.
444	Indian Sun Dancers resting. 1908? Photo sent in 1946 by Vio Mae Powell, Professor of Speech and Drama, University of Idaho.
445	Ready for the Sun Dance, Fort Hall, Idaho. Photo sent in 1946 by Vio Mae Powell, Professor of Speech and Drama, University of Idaho.
446	Indian Sun Dance, Fort Hall, Idaho. Photo sent in 1946 by Vio Mae Powell, Professor of Speech and Drama, University of Idaho.
447	Bull doggingùIdaho Rodeo. Photo sent in 1946 by Vio Mae Powell, Professor of Speech and Drama, University of Idaho.
448	Indian papoose. Photo sent in 1946 by Vio Mae Powell, Professor of Speech and Drama, University of Idaho.
449	[Idaho Indians. Postcard sold by:] Cook Drug Company, Pocatello, Idaho. Photo sent in 1946 by Vio Mae Powell, Professor of Speech and Drama, University of Idaho.
450	Crow Medicine Lodge. Photo by Petzoldt Photo. Photo sent in 1946 by Vio Mae Powell, Professor of Speech and Drama, University of Idaho.
451	[Vio Mae Powell?] Photo printed June 3, 1946, sent in 1946 by Vio Mae Powell, Professor of Speech and Drama, University of Idaho.
452	[Gathering camas at Kamiah, near Nez Perce Reservation, Idaho, 1961. [Agnes Moses]
453	[Gathering camas at Kamiah, near Nez Perce Reservation, Idaho, 1961. [Agnes Moses]
454	[Gathering camas at Kamiah, near Nez Perce Reservation, Idaho, 1961. [Agnes Moses]
455	[Gathering camas at Kamiah, near Nez Perce Reservation, Idaho, 1961.]
456	No id.
457	No id.
458	No id.
459	[Gathering camas at Kamiah, near Nez Perce Reservation, Idaho, 1961.]
460	[Gathering camas at Kamiah, near Nez Perce Reservation, Idaho, 1961.]
461	[Gathering camas at Kamiah, near Nez Perce Reservation, Idaho, 1961.]
462	[Gathering camas at Kamiah, near Nez Perce Reservation, Idaho, 1961.]
463	[Gathering camas at Kamiah, near Nez Perce Reservation, Idaho, 1961.]
464	[Gathering camas at Kamiah, near Nez Perce Reservation, Idaho, 1961.] 1. First grip with digging stick.
465	[Elizabeth P. Wilson (Nez Perce) using digging stick to gather camas roots at Musselshell Meadow, north of Kamiah, Idaho, near Nez Perce Reservation 1961.] 2. Second grip: first movement with digging stick.
466	[Gathering camas at Kamiah, near Nez Perce Reservation, Idaho, 1961.] 3. (1) Woman to the left makes the first movement with the stick. (2) Old woman to right has twisted the stick and turns the turf.
467	[Gathering camas at Kamiah, near Nez Perce Reservation, Idaho, 1961.] 4. After the bulbs have been broiled in a fire pit [subterranean oven] they are now dried in a tipi. During the day the bottom of the tipi cover is up in order to get draft.
468	[Gathering camas at Kamiah, near Nez Perce Reservation, Idaho, 1961.] 5. The dried camas bulbs are pounded in a mortar into a flour that is then baked to bread.
469	Agnes Moses.
470	[Gathering camas at Kamiah, near Nez Perce Reservation, Idaho, 1961.]
471	[Agnes Moses.]
472	[Agnes Moses.]
473	[Gathering camas at Kamiah, near Nez Perce Reservation, Idaho, 1961.]
474	[Agnes Moses.]
475	[Agnes Moses.]
476	Agnes Moses.
477	Elisabeth Wilson, Kamiah [daughter of Agnes Moses.]
478	[Gathering camas at Kamiah, near Nez Perce Reservation, Idaho, 1961.]
479	[Nez Perce Reservation, Idaho?]
480	[Gathering camas at Kamiah, near Nez Perce Reservation, Idaho, 1961. Left to right: Astrid Liljeblad; Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson; Wilson’s daughter.]
481	[Gathering camas at Kamiah, near Nez Perce Reservation, Idaho, 1961. Left to right: Astrid Liljeblad; Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson; Wilson’s daughter.]
482	[Gathering camas at Kamiah, near Nez Perce Reservation, Idaho, 1961. Left to right: Elizabeth Wilson’s daughter; Astrid Liljeblad; Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson.]
483	Bessie Judson, formerly Edmo.
484	Bessie Judson.
485	Bessie Judson picking chokecherries.
486	Bessie Judson. Photo by Bill Richmond, copyright 1977.
487	Bessie Judson.
488	Color slide. Bessie Judson with grandchild, Fort Hall, Idaho, 1952, in front of teepee on Indian day.
489	Smoke's hus; Lizzie chokecherry picking; shepherd's wagon.
490	[Lizzie and Stella Edmo?]
491	Lizzie Edmo.
492	Lizzie Edmo.
493	Lizzie Edmo.
494	Lizzie Edmo.
495	Lizzie Edmo.
496	Lizzie Edmo.
497	Lizzie Edmo.
498	Lizzie Edmo and Sven Liljeblad.
499	Left to right: Deliah Pohipe (Lizzie's middle daughter), Lizzie Edmo, Stella Edmo (Lizzie’s daughter).
500	Stella Edmo (Lizzie's daughter).
501	Mrs. Edmo 8/9/1965. (1) Lizzie Edmo and Sven Liljeblad. (2) Lizzie Edmo and SvSven Liljeblad. (3) Lizzie Edmo and Sven Liljeblad. (4) Lizzie Edmo. (5) Lizzie Edmo. (6) Lizzie Edmo. (7) Lizzie Edmo.
502	Mrs. Edmo 8/9/1965. (8) Lizzie Edmo. (9) Lizze Edmo. (10) Lizzie Edmo. (11) Lizzie Edmo. (12) Lizzie Edmo. (13) Lizzie Edmo. (14) Lizzie Edmo. (15) Lizzie Edmo. (17) Lizzie Edmo and Sven Liljeblad. (18) Lizzie Edmo and Sven Liljeblad. (19) Lizzie Edmo and Sven Liljeblad. (20) Lizzie Edmo and Sven Liljeblad.
503	Mrs. Edmo 8/9/1965. (21) Left to right: Deliah Pohipe (Lizzie's middle daughter), Lizzie Edmo, Stella Edmo (Lizzie’s daughter). (22) Standing, left to right: Sven Liljeblad and ?. Seated left to right: Deliah Pohipe (Lizzie’s middle daughter), Lizzie Edmo, Stella Edmo (Lizzie’s daughter). (23) Stella Edmo (Lizzie’s daughter). (24) Stella Edmo (Lizzie’s daughter). (25) Lizzie Edmo and Sven Liljeblad. (26) Lizzie Edmo and Sven Liljeblad. (27) Left to right: Deliah Pohipe (Lizzie’s middle daughter), Stella Edmo (Lizzie’s daughter). (28) Left to right: Deliah Pohipe (Lizzie’s middle daughter), Stella Edmo (Lizzie’s daughter). (29) Left to right: Deliah Pohipe (Lizzie’s middle daughter), Stella Edmo (Lizzie’s daughter). (30) Left to right: Deliah Pohipe (Lizzie’s middle daughter), Stella Edmo (Lizzie’s daughter). (31) Left to right: Deliah Pohipe (Lizzie’s middle daughter), Stella Edmo (Lizzie’s daughter). (32) Deliah Pohipe (Lizzie’s middle daughter).
504	Deliah Pohipe.
505	Lizzie Edmo.
506	Lizzie Edmo.
507	Lizzie Edmo.
508	Deliah Pohipe and Lizzie Edmo.
509	Lizzie Edmo with Stella. Copy of photo from museum at Pocatello.
510	Lizzie Edmo, Franklin Edmo, Charlotte Cleeland, Astrid Liljeblad.
511	McDermitt, 1954-1955. Alan Snapp, Ruby Snapp.
512	McDermitt, 1954-1955. Alan Snapp, Ruby Snapp.
513	McDermitt, 1954-1955. Ruby Snapp.
514	McDermitt, 1954-1955. Ruby Snapp.
515	McDermitt, 1954-1955. Alan Snapp.
516	McDermitt, 1954-1955.
517	McDermitt, 1954-1955.
518	McDermitt, 1954-1955.
519	McDermitt, 1954-1955.
520	McDermitt, 1954-1955.
521	McDermitt, 1954-1955.
522	McDermitt, 1954-1955.
523	McDermitt, 1954-1955.
524	McDermitt, 1954-1955. Astrid Liljeblad.
525	McDermitt, 1954-1955. [Snapp family].
526	McDermitt, 1954-1955, [Snapp family], Astrid Liljeblad.
527	Petroglyphs near Snake River, Idaho.
528	Petroglyphs near Snake River, Idaho.
529	Petroglyphs near Snake River, Idaho.
530	Photos from trip to Fort McDermitt and Burns, 1959.
531	Photos from trip to Fort McDermitt and Burns, 1959.
532	Photos from trip to Fort McDermitt and Burns, 1959.
533	Photos from trip to Fort McDermitt and Burns, 1959.
534	Photos from trip to Fort McDermitt and Burns, 1959.
535	Photos from trip to Fort McDermitt and Burns, 1959.
536	Photos from trip to Fort McDermitt and Burns, 1959.
537	Photos from trip to Fort McDermitt and Burns, 1959.
538	Photos from trip to Fort McDermitt and Burns, 1959.
539	Photos from trip to Fort McDermitt and Burns, 1959.
540	Photos from trip to Fort McDermitt and Burns, 1959.
541	Photos from trip to Fort McDermitt and Burns, 1959.
542	Photos from trip to Fort McDermitt and Burns, 1959.
543	Pete Snapp
544	Pete Snapp
545	Pete Snapp
546	Pete Snapp
547	Sven Liljeblad, ca. 1952.
548	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
549	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
550	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
551	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
552	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
553	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
554	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
555	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
556	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
557	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
558	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
559	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
560	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
561	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
562	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
563	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
564	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
565	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
566	Sven Liljeblad; Virginia Street, Reno; Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952
567	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
568	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
569	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
570	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
571	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
572	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
573	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
574	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
575	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
576	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
577	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
578	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
579	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
580	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
581	Fort McDermitt Reservation haymaking in 1952.
582	Owyhee and Miller Creek camp and sunshades, 1953.
583	Owyhee and Miller Creek camp and sunshades, 1953.
584	Lee Thomas. Photo by Diana Hagamann, ca. 1981.
585	Dawn Day Manning. Photo by Diana Hagamann, ca. 1981.
586	William Paddy. Photo by Diana Hagamann, ca. 1981.
587	Ceenie Strawbuck and Granddaughter Trina. Photo by Diana Hagamann, ca. 1981.
588	Claude Siwash. Photo by Diana Hagamann, ca. 1981.
589	Leslie McKie. Photo by Diana Hagamann, ca. 1981.
590	Clara Little. Photo by Diana Hagamann, ca. 1981.
591	Tommy Sope. Photo by Diana Hagamann, ca. 1981.
592	Benson Gibson, Master of Ceremonies at Stewart Indian Museum Arts and Crafts Fair and Pow-Wow held during the month of June on the former Stewart Indian boarding School campus in Carson city, Nevada. Gibson is a former Tribal Chairman of the Duck Valley Shoshone Paiute Tribe of Owyhee, Nevada. To Sven, My Friend, Good Luck, Benson Gibson.
593	Benson Gibson and Family, 1988, Centennial Celebration, Grandview, Idaho.
594	July 4th 1967. Top: Douglas S. Little, Clara T. Little. Bottom: Nathan Owyhee, James Gibson, Opert Little.
595	Benson and Terry Gibson, Grandview Centennial Celebration, July 3, 1989.
596	Negative only. Old farms.
597	Negative only. Old farms.
598	Negative only. Old farms.
599	Negative only. Old farms.
600	Negative only. Old farms.
601	Negative only. Old farms.
602	Negative only. Old farms.
603	Negative only. Old farms.
604	Negative only. Old farms.
605	Negative only. Old farms.
606	Negative only. Old farms.
607	Negative only. Old farms.
608	Negative only. Old farms.
609	Negative only. Old farms.
610	Negative only. Old farms.
611	Negative only. Old farms.
612	Negative only. Old farms.
613	Negative only. Old farms.
614	4th of July Indian parade, Lander, Wyoming.
615	Site of Fort Augur, 1869-70; Fort Brown, 1870-78.
616	4th of July Indian parade, Lander, Wyoming.
617	[4th of July Indian parade, Lander, Wyoming.]
618	Indian camp at Ft. Washakie, 4th of July.
619	Truhero, Ft. Washakie.
620	[at Ft. Washakie]
621	Bessie Judson.
622	Bessie Judson.
623	From St. Clair Collection, Fort Washakie.
624	From St. Clair Collection, Fort Washakie.
625	From St. Clair Collection, Fort Washakie.
626	From St. Clair Collection, Fort Washakie.
627	From St. Clair Collection, Fort Washakie.
628	Tepee at Ft. Washakie.
629	[4th of July Indian parade, Lander, Wyoming.]
630	4th of July Indian parade, Lander, Wyoming.
631	[4th of July Indian parade, Lander, Wyoming.]
632	4th of July Indian parade, Lander, Wyoming.
633	[4th of July Indian parade, Lander, Wyoming.]
634	4th of July Indian parade, Lander, Wyoming.
635	[4th of July Indian parade, Lander, Wyoming.]
636	[4th of July Indian parade, Lander, Wyoming.]
637	Mr. and Mrs. StClair, Fort Washakie, Wind River Reservation. In the middle with baby Mrs. StClair’s mother Julia Ballard.
638	Mr. and Mrs. StClair, Fort Washakie, Wind River Reservation. In the middle with baby Mrs. StClair’s mother Julia Ballard. Camp at Fort Washakie, Wyoming during 4th of July festival in 1953.
639	January 31, 1973. Dear Sven, I believe you will find the middle specimen most intriguing. The pipes were recovered northwest of Weiser along the Snake River. The material is part of a burial find which was eroding out of a sand dune. This is at a location know as Olds Ferry. A number of other interesting items were also recovered. I will attempt to borrow the collection for your inspection. I do hope we can get together soon. Max, Department of Societal and Urban Studies, Boise State College.
640	Automobile.
641	Photos of old Indians from museum at Pocatello. Charley Dele (Diba) (center); ; Tisiipi (left) Martha Wasjack’s father; Frank Waddebagen
642	Photos of old Indians from museum at Pocatello. No id.
643	Photos of old Indians from museum at Pocatello. No id.
644	Photos of old Indians from museum at Pocatello. No id.
645	Photos of old Indians from museum at Pocatello. No id.
646	Photos of old Indians from museum at Pocatello. Fort Hall Reservation Indians. Original owned by E. O. Leonard, copied August 1954 by A. L. Lillibridge at Barratt’s Photo Service. Left to right: No. 1—Sonep, Shoshone Tribe, No. 2—Bear Skin, Bannock Tribe, No. 3—Charley Peshuck, Bannock Tribe. Civil War uniforms were common with the Indians who were placed on Reservations. Picture taken at?
647	Photos of old Indians from museum at Pocatello. No id.
648	Katie Frazier, center, Sven Liljeblad, right. 1988 (?).
649	Katie Frazier, 1988 (?).
650	No id.
651	Captain Dave. Numana. Pyramid Lake Reservation Police Chief 1895-6? Compliments of R. E. Barrington, Sierraville, California.
652	Indian Princess, Aca Tani (which means ôSunflower Blossomö). This lovely Indian maiden is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Manning, who are leaders of Indian government affairs on the Duck Valley Indian Reservation, close to the town of Owyhee, Nevada. Photo by Gordon S. Campbell.
653	McDermitt, March 30, 1969. Left to right: Joe Sam, Allen Snapp, Sven Liljeblad, Kennie Northrup. Oren George, foreground.
654	Windbreak in yard of Casey Fisherman family (Shoshoni), Walker River Indian Reservation, Schurz, Nevada, August, 1964. [Photo by?] Regina Solzbacher.
655	Dewey Sampson, ca. 1982. Photo by Peggy Lear Bowen.
656	Jimmie George, 1965.
657	Wuzzie George, 1965.
658	Jimmie George, 1965.
659	Jimmie George, 1965.
660	Wuzzie George, 1965
661	Wuzzie George. Photo by Laura E. Mills, Fallon, Nevada.
662	Wuzzie George. Photo by Laura E. Mills, Fallon, Nevada.
663	Wuzzie George. Photo by Laura E. Mills, Fallon, Nevada.
664	Wuzzie George. Photo by Laura E. Mills, Fallon, Nevada.
665	Wuzzie George. Photo by Laura E. Mills, Fallon, Nevada.
666	Wuzzie George. Photo by Laura E. Mills, Fallon, Nevada.
667	Fine weave winnowing baskets. Photo by Margaret M. Wheat.
668	Coarse weave winnowing baskets. Photo by Margaret M. Wheat.
669	Cooking baskets. Photo by Margaret M. Wheat.
670	Cooking basket and stirring stick. Photo by Margaret M. Wheat.
671	Left: matate; right: pestle and mortar. Photo by Margaret M. Wheat.
672	Water jugs. Photo by Margaret M. Wheat.
673	1) huller; 2) matate for hulling and grinding; 3) manos for grinding; 4) matat
674	Coarse weave winnowing basket. Photo by Margaret M. Wheat.
675	Pinenut soup series. Photo by Margaret M. Wheat.
676	Pinenut soup series. Wuzzie George. Photo by Margaret M. Wheat.
677	Pinenut soup series. Photo by Margaret M. Wheat.
678	Pinenut soup series. Wuzzie George. Photo by Margaret M. Wheat.
679	Pinenut soup series. Wuzzie George. Photo by Margaret M. Wheat.
680	Wuzzie George. Photo by Margaret M. Wheat.
681	Wuzzie George.
682	Wuzzie George.
683	Wuzzie George.
684	Captain Patty, Paiute Chief, [with wife?].
685	Brother David, Nixon, Nevada.
686	Pyramid Lake Reservation.
687	No id.
688	Letter from Dwight Roberts, Santa Fe, New Mexico, dated 10 June 1966: ...Enclosed are the three photos you asked for. I think they turned out fine, especially the one of “Tagwatts.”…
689	Letter from Dwight Roberts, Santa Fe, New Mexico, dated 10 June 1966: ...Enclosed are the three photos you asked for. I think they turned out fine, especially the one of “Tagwatts.”…
690	Letter from Dwight Roberts, Santa Fe, New Mexico, dated 10 June 1966: ...Enclosed are the three photos you asked for. I think they turned out fine, especially the one of “Tagwatts.”…
691	Basil Peone, in Coming of the BlackrobeùDe Smet, Idaho.
692	12 year old child from Caraz, Callejon de Huaylas, Ancash, Peru-Summer 1969—for Dr. Liljeblad. Louis R. Gaarder.
693	Pucallpa, Peru. Shipibo woman and child. Copyright by Swiss-Foto.
694	Photo by E.
695	Commencement, University of California Berkeley, May 1940.
696	Omer C. Stewart at the Commencement, University of California Berkeley, May 1940
697	Omer C. Stewart and Robert H. Lowie at Commencement, University of California Berkeley, May 1940.
698	[Sven Liljeblad].
699	No id.
700	Mrs. Thorpe and Sven.
701	Indian Day, September 21, 1941. J. A. Youngren, Master of Ceremonies.
702	No id.
703	No id.
704	No id.
705	No id.
706	No id.
707	Eddie Jr. and Sr., Edmund
708	No id.
709	No id.
710	Tyhnamby
711	O[illegible] P[illegible]
712	Chief Penevitch, the last authentic chief on this Reservation.
713	No id.
714	No id.
715	No id.
716	No id.
717	No id.
718	Indian Head Canyon, July 1982. Photo by M. G. Pavesic.
719	Piage-Owens Valley, 1982. [Kay Fowler, left; Astrid Liljeblad, right.]
720	Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?]. [Kay Fowler, right.]
721	Piage-Owens Valley, 1982[1981?]. [Kay Fowler, right.]
722	Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?]. [Kay Fowler, right.]
723	Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?]. [Astrid Liljeblad.]
724	Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
725	Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?]. [Kay Fowler.]
726	Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?]. [Astrid Liljeblad, standing; Kay Fowler, right.]
727	Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?]. [Kay Fowler, left; Astrid Liljeblad, right.]
728	Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?]. [Kay Fowler, left; Astrid Liljeblad, right.]
729	Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?]. [Kay Fowler, left; Astrid Liljeblad, right.]
730	Black Rock Desert, 1979.
731	Singing Sand Mountain.
732	Ducking Cave.
733	Chief MucacI Timuku; Senator Malone, Nevada; Chief Oren George [Tibisiz]; representatives of the Department of the Interior in Washington, D. C., 1948.
734	Folklore Institute of American, 1946. [Sven Liljeblad, third from right, front row; J. Mason Brewer, back row, left.]
735	J. Mason Brewer.
736	National Science Foundation Summer Field Institute, University of Nevada, 1966 [Sven Liljeblad.]
737	National Science Foundation Summer Field Institute, University of Nevada, 1966 [Sven Liljeblad, center.]
738	National Science Foundation Summer Field Institute, University of Nevada, 1966 [Sven Liljeblad.]
739	National Science Foundation Summer Field Institute, University of Nevada, 1966 [Sven Liljeblad, second from left.]
740	Astrid Liljeblad's drawings of Indians. Shoshoni-Bannock, Fort Hall, 1952.
741	Astrid Liljeblad's drawings of Indians. Old Smoke, medicinmannen, forklarar for Edmo.
742	Astrid Liljeblad 's drawings of Indians. Willie Edmo and Smoke, 1952.
743	Astrid Liljeblad's drawings of Indians. Smoke, 1952.
744	Astrid Liljeblad's drawings of Indians. Smoke, 1952.
745	Astrid Liljeblad's drawings of Indians. Smoke and his house, 1952.
746	Astrid Liljeblad's drawings of Indians. Smoke's camp.
747	Astrid LiljebladÆs drawings of Indians. Albert Carson, 1952.
748	Astrid Liljeblad's drawings of Indians. Salmon City Indian Camp, May 1950.
749	Astrid Liljeblad's drawings of Indians. Ved for vintern.
750	Astrid Liljeblad's drawings of Indians. Pete Snapp, 1959.
751	Astrid Liljeblad's drawings of Indians.
752	Astrid Liljeblad's drawings of Indians. McDermit, September 1951. Mrs. Brown as informant.
753	Astrid Liljeblad's drawings of Indians. McDermit, September 1951. They refused to help us.
754	Astrid Liljeblad's drawings of Indians.
755	Photos numbered 755 through 762: Indian drawings, Fort Hall, Idaho. [Appeared in Smithsonian Institution's Handbook of North American Indians, volume 11.]
763	[Sven Liljeblad and Wuzzie George.] Photo by Wayne Suttles, 1964.
764	[Sven Liljeblad and Wuzzie George.] Photo by Wayne Suttles, 1964.
765	[Sven Liljeblad and Wuzzie George.] Photo by Wayne Suttles, 1964.
766	[Sven Liljeblad and Wuzzie George.] Photo by Wayne Suttles, 1964.
767	[Sven Liljeblad, foreground.] Photo by Wayne Suttles, 1964.
768	Slide. Summer pow-wow, Bannock Feast, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, ca. 1965-66
769	Slide. Summer pow-wow, Bannock Feast, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, ca. 1965-66
770	Slide. Summer pow-wow, Bannock Feast, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, ca. 1965-66
771	Slide. Summer pow-wow, Bannock Feast, Fort Hall Indian Reservation, ca. 1965-66
772	Slide. Mammoth Lake, summer 1982, Pandora moth larvae preparation.
773	Slide. Mammoth Lake, summer 1982, Pandora moth larvae preparation.
774	Slide. Mammoth Lake, summer 1982, Pandora moth larvae preparation.
775	Slide. Mammoth Lake, summer 1982, Pandora moth larvae preparation.
776	Slide. Mammoth Lake, summer 1982, Pandora moth larvae preparation.
777	Slide. Indian camp at Salmon City, Idaho, May 1950.
778	Slide. Indian camp at Salmon City, Idaho, May 1950.
779	Slide. Old houses in Salmon City, Idaho, May 1950.
780	Slide. Salmon River, Idaho, May 1952.
781	Slide. Indian camp at Salmon City, Idaho, May 1950.
782	Slide. Salmon City, Idaho, May 1950.
783	Slide. Pyramid Lake, Nevada, September 1952.
784	Slide. Summit Lake, Nevada, May 1952.
785	Slide. Fort Hall Days, July 1952.
786	Slide. Summit Lake, Nevada, May 1952.
787	Slide. Shoshone house. Fort Hall Indian Reservation bottom lands, 1953.
788	Slide. Fort Hall monument. Fort Hall Indian Reservation.
789	Slide. Shoshone house. Fort Hall Indian Reservation bottom lands, 1953.
790	Slide. Paiute-Fallon Colony.
791	Slide. Paiute-Fallon Colony.
792	Slide. Paiute-Fallon Colony.
793	Slide. Paiute-Fallon Colony.
794	Slide. Paiute-Stillwater.
795	Slide. Paiute-Stillwater.
796	Slide. Agnes Moses' [word illegible] house. Old Nez Perce campsite on Salmon River below Whitebird. 1960.
797	Slide. Site on Salmon River, 1960.
798	Slide. Site on Salmon River, 1960.
799	Slide. Old Nez Perce campsite on Salmon River below Whitebird. 1960.
800	Indian camp at Salmon City, Idaho, May 1950.
801	Slide. [Wasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho?]
802	Slide. [Wasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho?]
803	Slide. [Wasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho?]
804	Slide. [Wasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho?]
805	Slide. [Wasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho?]
806	Slide. [Wasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho?]
807	Slide. [Wasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho?]
808	Slide. [Wasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho?]
809	Slide. [Wasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho?]
810	Slide. [Wasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho?]
811	Slide. [Wasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho?]
812	Slide. [Wasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho?]
813	Slide. [Wasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho?]
814	Slide. [Wasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho?]
815	Slide. [Wasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho?]
816	Slide. [Wasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho?]
817	Slide. Wasden Site, [Bonneville County], Idaho.
818	Slide. [Wasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho?]
819	Slide. [Wasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho?]
820	Slide. [Wasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho?]
821	Slide. [Wasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho?]
822	Slide. [Wasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho?]
823	Slide. [Wasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho?]
824	Slide. [Wasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho?]
825	Slide. Pictographs. Coyote CaveùWasden Site, Bonneville County, Idaho.
826	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
827	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
828	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
829	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
830	Slide. Black Rock Desert. [Tim Gorelangton]
831	Slide. Black Rock Desert. [Tim Gorelangton]
832	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
833	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
834	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
835	Slide. Black Rock Desert. [Tim Gorelangton]
836	Slide. Black Rock Desert. [Tim Gorelangton]
837	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
838	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
839	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
840	Slide. Black Rock Desert. [Tim Gorelangton]
841	Slide. Black Rock Desert. [Ken Carpenter, facing camera; Tim Gorelangton, back to camera]
842	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
843	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
844	Slide. Black Rock Desert. [Tim Gorelangton and Ken Carpenter]
845	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
846	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
847	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
848	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
849	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
850	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
851	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
852	Slide. Black Rock Desert. [Ken Carpenter and Tim Gorelangton]
853	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
854	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
855	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
856	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
857	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
858	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
859	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
860	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
861	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
862	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
863	Slide. Black Rock Desert.
864	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
865	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
866	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
867	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
868	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
869	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
870	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
871	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
872	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
873	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
874	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
875	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
876	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
877	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
878	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
879	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
880	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
881	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
882	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
883	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
884	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
885	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
886	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
887	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
888	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
889	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
890	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
891	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
892	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
893	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
894	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
895	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
896	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
897	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
898	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
899	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
900	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
901	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
902	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
903	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
904	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
905	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
906	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
907	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
908	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
909	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
910	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
911	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
912	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
913	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
914	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
915	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
916	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
917	Slide. Piage-Owens Valley, 1982 [1981?].
918	Slide. Owens Valley of Sierra Nevada.
919	Slide. Owens Valley of Sierra Nevada.
920	Slide. Owens Valley of Sierra Nevada.
921	Slide. Owens Valley of Sierra Nevada.
922	Slide. Owens Valley of Sierra Nevada.
923	Slide. Owens Valley of Sierra Nevada.
924	Slide. Owens Valley of Sierra Nevada.
925	Slide. Owens Valley of Sierra Nevada.
926	Slide. Owens Valley of Sierra Nevada.
927	Slide. Owens Valley of Sierra Nevada.
928	Slide. Owens Valley of Sierra Nevada.
929	Slide. Owens Valley of Sierra Nevada.
930	Slide. Owens Valley of Sierra Nevada.
931	Slide. Owens Valley of Sierra Nevada.
932	Slide. Owens Valley of Sierra Nevada.
933	Slide. Owens Valley of Sierra Nevada.
934	Slide. Owens Valley of Sierra Nevada.
935	Slide. Owens Valley of Sierra Nevada.
936	Slide. Near Mono Lake.
937	Slide. Mono Lake.
938	Slide. Mono Lake.
939	Slide. South of Mono Lake.
940	Slide. Mono Lake.
941	Slide. [Mono Lake.]
942	Slide. [Near Mono Lake.]
943	Slide. Near Mono Lake.
944	Slide. Mono Lake.
945	Slide. Mono Lake.
946	Numbers 946 through 966: Slides. Idaho-Mrs. Thorpe.
967	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
968	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
969	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
970	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
971	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
972	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
973	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
974	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
975	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
976	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
977	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
978	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
979	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
980	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
981	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
982	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
983	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
984	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
985	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
986	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
987	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
988	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
989	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
990	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
991	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
992	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
993	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
994	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
995	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
996	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
997	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
998	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
999	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1000	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1001	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1002	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1003	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1004	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1005	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1006	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1007	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1008	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1009	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1010	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1011	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1012	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1013	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1014	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1015	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1016	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1017	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1018	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1019	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1020	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1021	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1022	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1023	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1024	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1025	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1026	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1027	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1028	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1029	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1030	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1031	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1032	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1033	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1034	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1035	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1036	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1037	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1038	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1039	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1040	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1041	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1042	Slide. Moses, Wilson, kamas.
1043	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1044	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1045	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1046	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1047	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1048	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1049	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1050	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1051	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1052	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1053	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1054	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1055	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1056	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1057	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1058	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1059	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1060	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1061	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1062	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1063	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1064	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1065	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1066	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1067	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1068	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1069	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1070	Slide. Weipe, Idaho. Wilson, Moses.
1071	Numbers 1071 through 1085: Slides. Feast-Fort Hall Monument.
1086	Slide. Indian camp at Salmon City, Idaho, May 1950.
1087	Slide. Salmon River, Idaho, May 1950.
1088	Slide. Salmon River, Idaho, May 1950.
1089	Slide. Salmon River, Idaho, May 1950.
1090	Slide. Indian girls. Salmon City, Idaho, May 1950.
1091	Slide. Astrid [Liljeblad]. Salmon River, Idaho, May 1950.
1092	Slide. Salmon River, Idaho, May 1952.
1093	Slide. Schurz Indian Reservation, Nevada, August 1952.
1094	Slide. Schurz Indian Reservation, Nevada, August 1952.
1095	Slide. Baby Vorhees, Schurz, Nevada, August 1952.
1096	Slide. Card game, baby in babyboard. Mrs. Bess Jas Erose [?], Bannock Creek. Fort Hall Days, Idaho, July 1952.
1097	Slide. Bessie Judson. Fort Hall Days, Idaho, July 1952.
1098	Slide. Folk scene. ?Jim Marshall? Fort Hall Days, Idaho, July 1952.
1099	Slide. Folk scene. Woman carrying baby. Fort Hall Days, Idaho, July 1952.
1100	Slide. Fort Hall Days, Idaho, July 1952.
1101	Slide. War dance. Fort Hall Days, Idaho, July 1952.
1102	Slide. Hand game. Fort Hall Days, Idaho, July 1952.
1103	Slide. Summit Lake, Nevada, August 1952.
1104	Slide. Summit Lake, Nevada, August 1952.
1105	Slide. Summit Lake, Nevada, August 1952.
1106	Slide. Summit Lake, Nevada, August 1952.
1107	Slide. Rodeo, Fort Hall, 1953.
1108	Slide. Rodeo, Fort Hall, 1953.
1109	Slide Lizzie Edmo and Astrid [Liljeblad], [word illegible].
1110	Slide. Rodeo, Fort Hall, 1953.
1111	Slide. Fort Hall Bottoms.
1112	Slide. Fort Hall Bottoms.
1113	Slide. Fort Hall Bottoms.
1114	Slide. Fort Hall Bottoms.
1115	Slide. Fort Hall Bottoms.
1116	Slide. Fort Hall Bottoms.
1117	Slide. Fort Hall Bottoms.
1118	Slide. Fort Hall Bottoms.
1119	Slide. Fort Hall Bottoms.
1120	Slide. Fort Hall Bottoms.
1121	Slide. Fort Hall Bottoms.
1122	Slide. Fort Hall Bottoms.
1123	Slide. Fort Hall Bottoms.
1124	Slide. Fort Hall Bottoms.
1125	Slide. Fort Hall Bottoms.
1126	Slide. Fort Hall Bottoms.
1127	Slide. Fort Hall Bottoms.
1128	Slide. Fort Hall Bottoms.
1129	Slide. Fort Hall Bottoms.
1130	Numbers 1130 through 1146: Slides. Fort Hall Monument; Smoke's stuga [?]; housing; landscape.
1147	Number not used.
1148	Numbers 1148 through 1152: Slides. Jimmie George shaman's costume.
1153	Slide. Wuzzie George.
1154	Slide. Wuzzie George, shamanÆs costume.
1155	Slide. Wuzzie George, shamanÆs costume.
1156	Numbers 1156 through 1159: Slides. Wuzzie George, shaman's costume.
1160	Numbers 1160 through 1170: Slides. Jimmie George shaman's costume.
1171	Sven Liljeblad, 1987. Photo by Fred Cornelius.
1172	Sven Liljeblad, 1987. Photo by Fred Cornelius.
1173	[Pencil portrait by] Bill F. Rahn, October 1952.
1174	Near Llallaqua (Patino tin miner) east of Oruro, Bolivia.
1175	[Benjamin Tayoni] collage.
1176	Jack Edmo, Bannock, Fort Hall.
1177	Jack Edmo, d. ca. 1928, Bannock, Fort Hall, Reservation, neg in Pocatello. He introduced Peyote cult into Fort Hall Reservation.
1178	Melina Edmo.
1179	Melina Edmo, Jack's sister-in-law married to his brother.
1180	Melina Edmo.
1181	Bessie Edmo, Bannock-Shoshoni Agency interpreter, Fort Hall.

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