Looks a bit like kristen Stewart!

This is one of my favorite photos in this lineup. It's great to see a really old photo with a smile, let alone one showing teeth! I was told that because shutter speeds were slower in the early days of photography that photographers required their subjects to stand still for long periods of time to expose the image to the film negative, hence so many photos from the 1800's to 1900's without smiles in them!

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her name is Pretty Flower , my daughter could have been her twin

She is proud.

Sadness

Her pipe bone breastplate and bone earrings are awesome. Young girls usually didn't wear things so elaborate. Maybe she was the daughter of someone important.

Tough chic

This doesn't look old xd

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Must be the inspiration for Princess Leia from Star Wars

North ctry.

I like her "I could be up to something" grin!

This is the same girl on the left in #15, though she doesn't look the same. In #15, pen has been added which ruined it. I'd never have known it's the same girl except clothing, footwear, belt and jewelry are all the same along with hair. She's beautiful here.

These old photos capture the moment and the beauty❤️

I visited that Pueblo; their sacred places were in the mountains behind the Pueblo.

Quanah Parker was a man.

Quanah Parker was the half-breed son of Cynthia Parker who was kidnapped by Comanche from white parents in Texas and lived 24 years as a Comanche before being taken back (against her will) by Texas Rangers. She was the inspiration of the John Wayne movie, "The Searchers".

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found this picture on the internet identified as Quanah Parker's daughter but id'ed as Wanada and Nedle ?

This is not him !!! Get it right , or dont get it at all , I grew up not far from where he was ,, . Sheila M . Beavers, Toothman .

That is not Quanah Parker. Quanah Parker was Cynthia Ann Parker's son. His father was Peta Nocona

Laura Needa Parker. (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/73126112/laura-neda-birdsonga)

The name must be wrong on this pic. Quanah was a man.

Spider gippsie

Maybe he took the picture??? Doesn't make sense.

This was the tribal hairstyle for women was the elaborate squash blossom or butterfly whorls worn by Hopi maidens

Interesting that even though she was in Buffalo Bill's side shows, there isn't really much written about her.

Prisoner of war... there was no war, just invasion and extermination.

This is not the same girl as #6 Hattie Tom. Eyes are all wrong.

I wonder how and why she has the American flag on her lap or dress??

She appears to be "with child" but she also appears SO YOUNG!!

I found it interesting that her name was Nelson

Wow

Aw, she's sweet looking but so sad.

She looks thrilled.

Such beautiful clothing! I was born at Ft. Sill in the 60s and when a girl all I wanted was moccasins and native clothing. It was all just so beautiful! Of course, tie dye was good too.

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Beautiful!

She looks happy

It is interesting how back in the day they would only color in one or two items of a photo

The girl on the left looks shy

Yankton is in South Dakota, which is Sioux country

is that a face between them?

These photos are amazing and belong in a museum.