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View of St. Augustine Mission, ca. 1901. Chipewyan people in front of their tipi in northern Alberta, c. 1899. Beaver Chief Moose are the second largest hoofed animals in the northern forest.






Metis family at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta. 1899. During treaty #8 expedition. Chipewyan people in front of their tipi in northern Alberta, c. 1899. Blackfoot boys with bows and arrows, 1885. Group of Plains Cree or Assiniboine people, ca. 1880.






Group of Blood people Blackfoot Confederacy chiefs at Fort Macleod, Alberta, 1875 Crow Eagle, North Peigan. 1895. Also known as Maestro Petah Horse Child, son of Cree chief Big Bear. 1885






Making a portage, James Bay region, Ontario ca. 1907 View of Fort Edmonton in winter, looking west from the flats. York Boat and Red River Card in foreground. December 1871 Big Bear, Cree Chief, while in prison after Riel Rebellion, 1885 Big Bear, Cree Chief, 1886. taken in Stoney Mountain Penitentiary.






description Blackfoot on visit to Ottawa, Ontario. 1886. description Portrait of Crowfoot, Blackfoot chief. 1885.






Chief Crowfoot and family. 1884. treaty Areas treaty 8 Map treaty 7 Map






treaty 6 Artist's conception of Fort Chipewyan. Astokumi or Crow Collar and wife, Sarcee, with their horse-drawn travois. White Headed Chief, Blackfoot.





 

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