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Wona-Chia-Ah Chea-Da
circa 1890-1899
"Indian Tent and Ho-Chunk Women." Four Ho-Chunk women are sitting under a basic traditional structure (chipoteke).
Ho-Chunk Woman Tanning a Buckskin
circa 1890-1899
Ho-Chunk woman tanning buckskin. Typical dwellings (chipotekes) are in the background.
Ho-Con-Ja-Gah Moche-He
circa 1890-1899
Portrait of Ho-Chunk man, Ho-Con-Ja-Gah Moche-He (Thunder Cloud) holding a flute.
Wah-con-ja-z-gah (Yellow Thunder)
1890 - 1899
Wah-con-ja-z-gah (Yellow Thunder), a 120-year-old Winnebago warrior chief, posing in front of a typical dwelling (chipoteke), with two men leaning against the wall behind him. Caption at bottom: "A...
Ma-Bes-E-Da-He-Gah
circa 1890-1899
Portrait of Ho-Chunk Ma-Bes-E-Da-He-Gah (Bear that Digs a Hole).
