Yavapai - The Chameleon People | www.American-Tribes.com
2009年10月29日 · This photo of the Verde Reservation Chiefs by D.P. Flanders 1873-1874. I think this group is Tolkepaya or Western Yavapai People. Pay attention to hairdresses, cut over a forehead in style of River Yumans and mix of styles in clothes - civilised suit and aboriginal details (Please look at sitting men).
Dilzhe'e - The Tonto Apache | www.American-Tribes.com
2011年3月30日 · The exodus occurred on February 27, 1875, when the United States Army forced an estimated 1,500 Yavapai and Apache people to leave the Rio Verde, Indian Reservation and walk to the Indian Agency at San Carlos, AZ, about 180 miles away. The forced march to the San Carlos Reservation was grueling with many hardships.
help with a name...Yavapai? | www.American-Tribes.com
2014年3月13日 · Apache, Western Apache, Yavapai, Maricopa, Hualapai, etc. were all called "Apache" (often erroneously) by White people who didn't know the difference. Apache wasn't written @ all for many years & like most languages, has …
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2014年1月9日 · In many books, even in Edwin sweeney's fine biography of Cochise, this man is often identified a
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2019年8月11日 · Frank Randall took the photo of "Beitero, Apache Mohave" (then Yavapai or perhaps a mixed group of Pinal Apache and Kvevkepaya Yavapai) at the end of 1886 or early in 1887 in San Carlos. It is obvious that this cannot be the great Beduiat - of the Mimbres-Tchihendè - who was notoriously killed in October 1880 in Tres Castillos.
Naiches' Introduction | www.American-Tribes.com
2009年8月16日 · When I was a small child I rather wanted more of action and illustration. Years later, my interest in Indians reduced to that about the Apaches and Yavapai - I have no idea about the real reason for that - it was not my choice, while the interest in illustrations grew and got transformed into collecting photo pictures.
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2012年6月22日 · In discussions with some of the Western Apaches, a few seem to claim that the Chiricahua copied that toe-piece style from Western Apaches. That seems unlikely, based on historical documents and old photographs. I have even encountered claims from a Yavapai that they were the originators and that Apaches copied that moccasin style from them.
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2011年4月14日 · I have been interested and have researched Chiricahua, Western Apache and Yavapai culture and history for the past fourteen years, half of my life. Over this time I have amassed between 120 and 150 books, pamphlets, excerpts from archives, and some personal experience when it comes to our N'dee friends.
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2022年4月27日 · Apache scouts at Camp Verde, 1874? 1877?; Dudley Flanders photo. Probably Yavapai, however Pack Train at San Carlos (Flanders) Tonto camp (Randall) Gazie (Twisted), Chiricahua's Wife, with her children, circa 1881 Playing cards. Again, likely Yavapai, Mojave, Yuma? Francisca, Mexican captive Eskiminzin by Markey More to follow...