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![It Does Not Require Many Words To Speak The Truth. Chief Joseph Quote. Nez Perce. Postcard. [Click to read more.]](images/AR-010.jpg "It Does Not Require Many Words To Speak The Truth. Chief Joseph Quote. Nez Perce. Postcard. [Click to read more.]")
![The Earth Does Not Belong To Us... We Belong To The Earth. — Chief Seattle [Click to read more.] printed on recycled paper.](images/CW-053.jpg "The Earth Does Not Belong To Us... We Belong To The Earth. — Chief Seattle [Click to read more.] printed on recycled paper.")
![Homeland Security Postcard. Fighting Terrorism Since 1492. Bestseller! Partial proceeds go to AIM, The American Indian Movement. Contact info. for AIM is on the back side. [Click to read more.]](images/V-004b.jpg "Homeland Security Postcard. Fighting Terrorism Since 1492. Bestseller! Partial proceeds go to AIM, The American Indian Movement. Contact info. for AIM is on the back side. [Click to read more.]")
![Sitting Bull. Hunkpapa Sioux Leader (1834-1890) [Click to read more]](images/AZ-120.jpg "Sitting Bull. Hunkpapa Sioux Leader (1834-1890) [Click to read more]")
![Geronimo. Apache Chief 1829-1909. Photo 1885. Feared by both American & Mexican soldiers, Geronimo was the last of the great Apache war leaders, who rebelled against the reservation system [read more]](images/AZ-301b.jpg "Geronimo. Apache Chief 1829-1909. Photo 1885. Feared by both American & Mexican soldiers, Geronimo was the last of the great Apache war leaders, who rebelled against the reservation system [read more]")
![Beaver Family, 1906. Stoney Tribe. Blackfoot Niitsitapi. Skywalkers Postcard. [Read more.]](images/TB-559.jpg "Beaver Family, 1906. Stoney Tribe. Blackfoot Niitsitapi. Skywalkers Postcard. [Read more.]")
![Squaw Jim. American Indian Berdache. Crow (1854-1929) This image is the earliest known photograph of an American Indian Berdache. Postcard. [Click to read more] Two-Spirit People.](images/AZ-193.jpg "Squaw Jim. American Indian Berdache. Crow (1854-1929) This image is the earliest known photograph of an American Indian Berdache. Postcard. [Click to read more] Two-Spirit People.")
![Two-Spirit People & Gay Marriage. Pretty Shield, Medicine Woman of the Crow Nation. Postcard. [Click to read more.] Berache.](images/V-037.jpg "Two-Spirit People & Gay Marriage. Pretty Shield, Medicine Woman of the Crow Nation. Postcard. [Click to read more.] Berache.")
![Chief Seattle Quotation, 1854. "One condition, you must treat the beasts as your brothers. All things are connected. [read more]](images/L-889x.jpg "Chief Seattle Quotation, 1854. \"One condition, you must treat the beasts as your brothers. All things are connected. [read more]")
![The Fifth Face discovered in the Black Hills. An alternative view of a "national landmark" created on a sacred site. [read more]](images/A-B1544.jpg "The Fifth Face discovered in the Black Hills. An alternative view of a \"national landmark\" created on a sacred site. [read more]")
![Offering To The Sun. Photo by Edward S. Curtis, 1925. San Ildefonso. Duotone. [Click to read more.]](images/AZ-278.jpg "Offering To The Sun. Photo by Edward S. Curtis, 1925. San Ildefonso. Duotone. [Click to read more.]")
![Canon De Chelly, Navaho. Seven riders on horseback & dog trek. Photo by Edward S. Curtis, 1904. Duotone. This magnificent canyon, located in northeastern Arizona was first inhabited by the Anasazi, and today is within the Navajo Nation. [Read more.]](images/AZ-274.jpg "Canon De Chelly, Navaho. Seven riders on horseback & dog trek. Photo by Edward S. Curtis, 1904. Duotone. This magnificent canyon, located in northeastern Arizona was first inhabited by the Anasazi, and today is within the Navajo Nation. [Read more.]")
