The Blackfoot were a powerful buffalo-hunting tribe of the northern plains, with most of their settlements in Montana, Idaho, and Alberta. The Blackfeet were composed of three closely related bands...
The Kobuk people lived in villages scattered along the Kobuk river. Their territory extended along the river to points on each side midway between the Noatak and Kobuk, and Selawik and Kobuk rivers...
The Sarsi are a North American tribe who resided near the upper Saskatchewan and Athabaska rivers in the present provinces or Alberta and Saskatchewan, Canada. The Sarsi adopted...
The Noatak people are situated along the swift, shallow Noatak river, which empties into the narrow strait connecting Hotham inlet with Kotzebue sound. The villagers live in small, single room log cabins...
The Blood tribe, also known as the Kainai Nation, lived primarily in what is now Alberta, Canada. Today, the Bloods are one of three nations comprising the Blackfoot Confederacy. Curtis...
The Kotzebue Eskimo lived in the northeastern part of Kotzebue sound, on a small peninsula jutting into the mouth of Hotham inlet. The village consists of a long row of frame or log houses built...
The Chipewyan tribe are original people of northern Canada, especially the Northwest Territories, Alberta, and Saskatchewan. They Chipewyan moved in small groups or bands, consisting of several...
The Eskimo of Cape Prince of Wales lived in the village of Kingegan which translates to “a high place.” It is the western-most inhabited location in North America, only 55 miles from Siberia...
The Diomede band of Alaskan Eskimo lived on Little Diomede Island, in the middle of the Bering Sea between western Alaska and eastern Russia. Families lived together in single dwellings made of...
King Island is home of the northern seacliff-dwelling Eskimo. While birds flock, breed, and migrate by the millions to this tiny island, it is the population of walrus that has attracted and held this small...
The Eskimo of Hooper Bay resided northeast of Nelson Island, south of Cape Romanzof and a few miles inland on a tidewater river. Curtis created a total of eight (8) copper photogravure plates...
Nunivak Island is the 2nd largest island in the Bering Sea and the 8th largest U.S. island, located off the coast of Alaska. The Nunivalk Inuit (or Eskimo) people occupied lands in southwestern Alaska...
