781 Свободни изображения за Индианци

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Native American Eagle mask
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Navajo man
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Indian feathers
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Kachina doll
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Тотем
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Индианец
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Southwestern Native American village
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Native American mask
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Indian feather
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Indian feather
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Indian feather
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Индианец
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Indian arrowhead
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Ловец на сънища
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Кану
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Indian arrowhead
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Ловец на сънища
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Ловец на сънища
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Ловец на сънища
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Ловец на сънища
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Ловец на сънища
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Indian arrow head
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Ловец на сънища
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Ловец на сънища
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Indian arrowhead
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Nome Children in their Parkas
индианцисело
Native American interview video
разнообразиеиндианци
Crafts made at Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge
индианциправя
Indian arrowhead
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NYCALC LeAnder Cly
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Native American woman working on crafts
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NYCALC Brenna Martinez
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LeAnder Cly
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Esauk Artic
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Native American woman working on crafts at Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge
индианциизкуство
Traditional dip net fishing
индианцириба
2020 Native Youth Community Adaptaton Leadership Congress big question
адаптацияиндианци
Salmon escapes traditional dip fishing nets
индианцириба
Garden plot at a community garden
разнообразиеиндианци
Native Youth Community Adaptation Leadership Congress
индианцигрупа
Yakama tribal members using a pulley system to transport salmon-1
индианцириба
NYCALC academic advising
образованиеиндианци
Fall Chinook salmon in traditional dip nets
индианцириба
Hopi hoop dance
образованиеиндианци
Kaylei Weed, her sons Earl Lebeau (left) and Baptiste Lebeau, and her mother, Elaine Ethel Weed, are members of the Eastern Shoshone tribe at the Wind River Indian Reservation in central Wyoming's Wind River Basin. The reservation was established for the Eastern Shoshone in 1863 following a unique treaty with Shoshone Chief Washakie, admired by Indians and whites alike, on 45 million acres in the land that their ancestors had occupied on a seasonal basis for thousands of years. The reservation is unique: It is also home to a second, unrelated tribe: the Northern Arapahoe, who were placed on the reservation in 1878 with a promise, never fulfilled, of their own reservation in the future. Original image from Carol M. Highsmith’s America, Library of Congress collection. We are proud to support Hope for Children on their mission to ensure children in the most extreme poverty are as happy and content as any other child, enjoying a childhood that sets them up for a fulfilling future - because every child deserves that. As well as donating 10% of our revenue to Hope for Children we have created this special collection FREE for everyone to enjoy. If you can, please visit Hope for Children to give back by donating or to learn about other ways you can support their mission.
семействоиндианци
Yakama tribal members using a pulley system to transport salmon-1
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Career awareness at the National Conservation Training Center
възрастен индивидиндианци
Career awareness during the NYCALC
оборудванеиндианци
Salmon escapes traditional dip nets-3
индианцириба
Federal, state and tribal leadership united at Native American Fish and Wildlife Society-1
индианцисъбитие
NYCALC dancing
индианцихора
Service employee showing Native American crafts
индианциизкуство
Small Grass Hut At Fountain of Youth
индианцитрева
People around a fire in the house at the Tennessee Museum
индианцихора
Yakama tribal member dip nets a salmon
рибавода
Yakama tribal member dip nets a salmon in the Klickitat River
скалариба
Federal, state and tribal leadership united at Native American Fish and Wildlife Society
индианцисъбитие
Victor Gomez, whose heritage is Seneca, at the Celebrations of Traditions Pow Wow, an official Native American Pow Wow this is part of the annual, month-long Fiesta San Antonio in Texas. The Pow Wow is sponsored by United San Antonio Pow Wow, Inc., a Texas nonprofit organization devoted to promoting the culture and traditions of the American Indian. Original image from Carol M. Highsmith’s America, Library of Congress collection.
индианциамерика
King Island Eskimos carving ivory near Nome
индианциправя
Tribal members fishing in the Klickitat River
рибавода
Night fishing
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Tribal members fishing in the Klickitat River-1
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Yakama tribal member nets a salmon in the Klickitat River
скалариба
Netting salmon in the Klickitat River
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Traditional dip netting a salmon in the Klickitat River
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Dip netting a salmon in the Klickitat River
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Inter Tribal Youth Climate Leadership Congress cultural presentation
индианцимечове
Salmon fishing in the Klickitat River-2
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Yakama tribal members using a pulley system to transport salmon
ландшафтриба
Youth working in a community garden
индианциприрода
Lobby murals. Federal Building and U.S Courthouse, Paducah, Kentucky (2016) by Carol M. Highsmith. Original image from Library of Congress.
семействоиндианци
Yakama tribal member salmon fishing in the Klickitat River
рибавода
Native Alaskan Children at Kaltag 1954
летателен апаратиндианци
Inside a Native American House at St. Augustine
индианцикъща
Yakama tribal member with traditional dip net-1
рибавода
Woman gathering branches
индианцидърво
Tribal law enforcement, Conservation Officers and Elders pose for award
индианцигрупа
Salmon escapes traditional dip nets
индианцириба
Yakama tribal member nets a salmon in the Klickitat River-1
рибавода
Aerial view of Klickitat River
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Rushing water in the Klickitat River
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Scene from authentic Native American dances at the Indian Village on the rodeo grounds of the Cheyenne Frontier Days celebration in the Wyoming capital city. The Western celebration that is viewed by an estimated 200,000 onlookers, including throngs of tourists, each year in a city of 62,000 people (as of 2015) includes one of the West's most celebrated rodeos, American Indian pageantry, free pancake breakfasts, several Old West-themed parades, and other events. Cheyenne Frontier Days have been a mountain-states tradition since 1897. Original image from Carol M. Highsmith’s America, Library of Congress collection.
рождество христовоиндианци
Native American Indian
индианцимаи
Salmon fishing in the Klickitat River-3
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Traditional salmon dip nettting
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Traditional dip netting
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Mohawk
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Aerial view of the mountains in Tetlin Service employee showing Native American crafts at Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge
ландшафтдърво
Salmon fishing in the Klickitat River
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Samuel "Tamehorse" Gallegos, photographed in Pueblo, Colorado, at a gathering of North American Native People. Original image from Carol M. Highsmith’s America, Library of Congress collection.
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Klickitat River
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Partnering with Red Lake Nation
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Salmon fishing in the rushing waters of the Klickitat River-4
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