608 免費照片適用於美洲原住民

懸崖合夥企業華盛頓魚石頭水西維吉尼亞州青年景觀自然

Southwestern Native American village

美洲原住民村莊

Nome Children in their Parkas

美洲原住民村莊

Native American interview video

美洲原住民多樣性

Crafts made at Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge

美洲原住民工藝

NYCALC LeAnder Cly

美洲原住民樹

NYCALC Brenna Martinez

美洲原住民青年

LeAnder Cly

美洲原住民青年

Esauk Artic

美洲原住民青年

Native American woman working on crafts at Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge

美洲原住民藝術

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.

美洲原住民耶穌出世

Native American woman working on crafts

美洲原住民藝術

NYCALC academic advising

美洲原住民教育

Fall Chinook salmon in traditional dip nets

美洲原住民魚

Yakama tribal members using a pulley system to transport salmon-1

美洲原住民魚

Hopi hoop dance

美洲原住民教育

Native Alaskan Children at Kaltag 1954

美洲原住民航空器

Native Youth Community Adaptation Leadership Congress

美洲原住民團體

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.

美洲原住民美洲

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.

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美洲原住民家庭

Traditional dip net fishing

美洲原住民魚

2020 Native Youth Community Adaptaton Leadership Congress big question

美洲原住民適應

Salmon escapes traditional dip fishing nets

美洲原住民魚

NYCALC dancing

美洲原住民人

Federal, state and tribal leadership united at Native American Fish and Wildlife Society-1

美洲原住民事件

Career awareness during the NYCALC

美洲原住民設備

Career awareness at the National Conservation Training Center

美洲原住民成年人

Service employee showing Native American crafts

美洲原住民藝術

King Island Eskimos carving ivory near Nome

美洲原住民工藝

Salmon escapes traditional dip nets-3

美洲原住民魚

Woman gathering branches

美洲原住民樹

Yakama tribal members using a pulley system to transport salmon-1

Garden plot at a community garden

美洲原住民多樣性

Tribal law enforcement, Conservation Officers and Elders pose for award

美洲原住民團體

Salmon fishing in the Klickitat River-2

Lobby murals. Federal Building and U.S Courthouse, Paducah, Kentucky (2016) by Carol M. Highsmith. Original image from Library of Congress.

美洲原住民家庭

Tribal members fishing in the Klickitat River

Night fishing

Tribal members fishing in the Klickitat River-1

Netting salmon in the Klickitat River

Traditional dip netting a salmon in the Klickitat River

Dip netting a salmon in the Klickitat River

Inter Tribal Youth Climate Leadership Congress cultural presentation

美洲原住民劍

People around a fire in the house at the Tennessee Museum

美洲原住民人

Yakama tribal member dip nets a salmon

Federal, state and tribal leadership united at Native American Fish and Wildlife Society

美洲原住民事件

Yakama tribal members using a pulley system to transport salmon

Yakama tribal member nets a salmon in the Klickitat River

Small Grass Hut At Fountain of Youth

美洲原住民草本植物

Yakama tribal member dip nets a salmon in the Klickitat River

Yakama tribal member nets a salmon in the Klickitat River-1

Salmon escapes traditional dip nets

美洲原住民魚

Yakama tribal member salmon fishing in the Klickitat River

Yakama tribal member with traditional dip net-1

Inside a Native American House at St. Augustine

美洲原住民房子

Rushing water in the Klickitat River

Youth working in a community garden

美洲原住民自然

Traditional dip netting

Aerial view of Klickitat River

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.

美洲原住民山

Salmon fishing in the Klickitat River-3

Tribal member canoeing at the Potomac River

Partnering with Red Lake Nation

天時冷打獵

Female Yakama tribal members fish in the Klickitat river

Klickitat River

Salmon fishing in the rushing waters of the Klickitat River-4

Tribal members kayaking at the Potomac River

Aerial view of the mountains in Tetlin Service employee showing Native American crafts at Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge

Salmon fishing in the Klickitat River

Traditional salmon dip nettting

Traditional dip netting-6

Sanctuary of the Nativity of Mary, Blessed Virgin Catholic Church, also known as the St. Mary Catholic Church, in High Hill, a little community near Schulenberg in Fayette County, Texas. This is considered the "queen" of what Texans call their "painted churches." Its decorative paintings were executed by Ferdinand Stockert and Hermann Kern in 1912. They also painted the walls and ceiling of Saint Joseph's Catholic Church in San Antonio. Original image from Carol M. Highsmith’s America, Library of Congress collection.

美洲原住民建築

Salmon fishing in the rushing waters of the Klickitat River

Klickitat River-4

Female Yakama tribal members net a salmon

Native american liaison and biologists with sedated black bear

野生動物科學

Salmon fishing in the Klickitat River-3

Ketchikan, United states, Totem pole

美洲原住民美國

La palma canary islands guanches

美洲原住民

Sculpture ma

美洲原住民

Native american aborigines theater

澳洲原住民澳洲

Native american dance headdress

美洲原住民舞蹈

Cliff dwelling

美洲原住民懸崖

Indian earthenware

美洲原住民陶器

Native american music Free photos

美洲原住民音樂

Beads native american white heart

美洲原住民食物

Cliff dwelling

美洲原住民石頭

Native americans, Canoe, Museum

美洲原住民載具

Fort apache arizona first peoples

美洲原住民亞利桑那

Vessel bowl lid

美洲原住民碗

Cliff dwelling

美洲原住民石頭

Native american hood canal

美洲原住民建築

Totem civilization native american

美洲原住民加拿大

Residential structure hats aeta

美洲原住民帽子

Panama hat woman ethnically

美洲原住民女人

Breast body man

澳洲原住民身體

Rust carving boat

Statue native american tourism

Lapland norway 1900

美洲原住民家庭

Tent indian native american

澳洲原住民美洲原住民

American feathers indian

美洲原住民羽毛

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