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Heart explosion

Heart to pieces, explosion of a broken heart. Heart to pieces, explosion of a broken heart

San Geronimo Ruins - Taos Pueblo

This is a view of the San Geronimo rchurch and graveyard ruins from Taos Pueblo. This is a view of the San Geronimo rchurch and graveyard ruins from Taos Pueblo

Petroglyphs drawing on a stone wall.

Petroglyphs of Capitol Reef

A red rock wall in southwestern Utah's Capitol Reef National Park is carved with the ancient petroglyphs of native Americans. A red rock wall in southwestern Utah's Capitol Reef National Park is carved with the ancient petroglyphs of native Americans.

Monument Valley bute

USA, Monument Valley- Mitten close up I. USA, Monument Valley- Mitten close up I

Native americans people figure toy macro close up. Native americans people figure toy macro close up

Native american into snowy landscape

Native american into snowy landscape

American native tent camp teepees

Teepees tent camp, home of the ancient Native Americans. Teepees tent camp, home of the ancient Native Americans

Original Petroglyphs in Utah Mountains

Hidden in the mountains to Utah a few original Petroglyph's. Hidden in the mountains to Utah a few original Petroglyph's

Bent redwoods, California

Redwoods bent by Native Americans as signal trees. Redwoods bent by Native Americans as signal trees

NATIVE AMERICANS

NATIVE AMERICANS

Eastern Skunk Cabbage Breaking Through Ice

Eastern Skunk Cabbage (Symplocarpus foetidus) growing and breaking through thin ice in early spring. This is one of the few plants that exhibits thermogenesis which means it can create heat in order to melt frozen water to enable it to break through. It gives off a pungent odor and was also used as a medicinal plant by Native Americans. Eastern Skunk Cabbage (Symplocarpus foetidus) growing and breaking through thin ice in early spring. This is one of the few plants that exhibits thermogenesis which means it can create heat in order to melt frozen water to enable it to break through. It gives off a pungent odor and was also used as a medicinal plant by Native Americans.

Mitten in Monument Valley

USA, Monument Valley- Mitten and Scrub. USA, Monument Valley- Mitten and Scrub

Monument Valley mitten

USA, Monument Valley mitten close up and grass

Hand Drawn Native Americans Arrows with lettering Follow Your Dreams

Hand Drawn Native Americans Arrows with lettering Follow Your Dreams

Chief Leatherlips Rock Formation

Chief Leatherlips earned his nickname because he always kept his word, but for some reason he was murdered by his own people at the entrance to the Olentangy Indian Caverns in Ohio. Today, a natural rock formation in the caves serves as a memorial to him. Chief Leatherlips earned his nickname because he always kept his word, but for some reason he was murdered by his own people at the entrance to the Olentangy Indian Caverns in Ohio. Today, a natural rock formation in the caves serves as a memorial to him.

This is a view of Taos Pueblo - the oldest inhabited community in the United States

American Indian at UCLA Pow Wow

American Indian at UCLA Pow Wow

Handicraft items similar to the Native Americans. Handicraft items similar to the Native Americans

Sinagua Cliff dwelling

Sinagua Cliff dwelling near Sedona Arizona

Group portrait of young Bolivian children, Bolivia

Group portrait of young Bolivian children, Bolivia

Monument Valley

USA, Monument Valley with three butes

Petroglyphs on canyon wall

Petroglyphs on canyon wall - Valley of Fire SP Nevada

Closeup of Native Americans dressed in full Regalia

Closeup of Native Americans dressed in full Regalia

Petroglyphs on canyon wall

Petroglyphs on canyon wall - Valley of Fire SP Nevada

Double exposure of native american. Vector illustration decorative design

Double exposure of native american. Vector illustration decorative design

Iron cut-out of kokopelli running. Iron cut-out of kokopelli running

Devils tower in wyoming, native americans thought the vertical marks were made by a giant bear claws.

Monument Valley First Shoot

A monument valley shoot with a good sky and clouds. A monument valley shoot with a good sky and clouds

Totem pole

Monument Valley fourth Shoot

A monument valley shoot with a good sky and clouds. A monument valley shoot with a good sky and clouds

North American Indian

North American Indian

New Holy Rosary church, Pine Ridge, South Dakota

This is a picture of the New Holy Rosary church, Pine Ridge, South Dakota, home of the Ogallala Sioux Indian.

Symbols and materials important to the Native American culture were integrated as much as possible into the design of such things as the main altar, tabernacle, and stained glass windows.

Group of Native Americans in traditional garb

Group of Native Americans in traditional garb

Antique Native Americans Postcards

Antique Native Americans Postcards

Native Americans in full regalia dancing

Native Americans in full regalia dancing

Wukoki Pueblo Ruins

Ancient Native American Wukoki Pueblo Ruins from Wupatki National Monument near Flagstaff and Grand Canyon, Arizona

Devils tower wyoming, volcanic neck, native americans thought the verticle marks were made by bear claws

FRIENDLY NATIVES

FRIENDLY NATIVES

Reading class for native Guatemalan Indian girls

Reading class for native Guatemalan Indian girls

Monument Valley mitten

Monument Valley mitten close up with tree trunk

Spirit Within

Monument Valley Third Shoot

A monument valley shoot with a good sky and clouds. A monument valley shoot with a good sky and clouds

Monument Valley

USA, Monument Valley with two mittens portrait

Road to Monument Valley

USA, Monument Valley- Road leading up to Valley. USA, Monument Valley- Road leading up to Valley

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