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Ute People

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One Man Only

1850-1859 Sioux Chemehuevi American Culture Painted Image 19th Century Adults Only Human Body Part 18th Century History Vertical 18th Century Style Pencil Drawing Loin Cloth Adult Human Scalp Wild West Illustration Goshutes Steel Engraving Ancient Civilization Woodcut Black And White Paiutes One Person Engraved Image bannocks North American Tribal Culture Warrior - Person Sioux Culture Shoshones

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Ralf Hettler

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Steel engraving of native american chief cutting scalp from 1868 - Original edition from my own archives. The Ute are an ethnically related group of American Indians now living primarily in Utah and Colorado

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