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[A native American Indian poses for the photographer at the South Dakota exhibit at the Court of States,
1. [A native American Indian poses for the photographer at the South Dakota exhibit at the Court of States, Century of Progress International Exposition, 1933-1934.]
[American Indian demonstrating the use of a bow and arrow at the Century of Progress Indian Village.]
2. [American Indian demonstrating the use of a bow and arrow at the Century of Progress Indian Village.]
[Hand-made pottery on display at the Century of Progress Indian Village.]
3. [Hand-made pottery on display at the Century of Progress Indian Village.]
[Native American drumming at the Century of Progress Indian Village.]
4. [Native American drumming at the Century of Progress Indian Village.]
[Native American drumming at the Century of Progress Indian Village.]
5. [Native American drumming at the Century of Progress Indian Village.]
[Statue at the Century of Progress Hall of Social Science.]
6. [Statue at the Century of Progress Hall of Social Science.]
[This miniature statuette of a Native American on horseback by artist Wilbur Freece is made of beef suet.
7. [This miniature statuette of a Native American on horseback by artist Wilbur Freece is made of beef suet. This figurine is entitled "Indian Squaw."]
[Two historical reenactors, dressed respectively as an American Indian and a U.S. soldier, greet each
8. [Two historical reenactors, dressed respectively as an American Indian and a U.S. soldier, greet each at the Old Fort Dearborn exhibit.]
"Diorama showing scene typical of Indian life in the Blackfoot country. Constructed for the International
9. "Diorama showing scene typical of Indian life in the Blackfoot country. Constructed for the International Colonial Exposition at Paris, 1931."
   
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