Two
Pima women harvesting "hasen", the sweet, pear-sized fruit from the
giant Saguaro cactus, which may be eaten fresh or dried, could also be used to
make syrup or wine.
Arizona
territories, 1907
"Crying
to the spirits", 1908
A
smoky day at the Sugar Bowl. A Hupa man
California,
1923.
Qahatika
water girl, Arizona. 1907.
An
Old Well at Acoma, 1914
"Listening
to the water spirits", 1904
Klamath
Chief overlooking Crater Lake
Oregon,
1923.
Tewa
women at Rio Grande
San
Ildefonso Pueblo, 1926
Homeward,
Puget Sound, 1898
The
Pool, Apache man,1906
The
Blanket Weaver, 1904
Hamatsa
Emerging From the Woods.
This
image was taken in 1914, it shows a Hamatsa shaman, seated on the ground in
front of a tree, allegedly possessed by supernatural powers, after having spent
several days in the woods as part of an initiation ritual.
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