VT10-URP-1824
Lumiere Graphics
The Eagle Catcher
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This man is thought to be Sioux, probably from Northwestern Nebraska. This is a posed shot. Full-sized eagles were not caught by hand, but in baited pits. Eagle feathers had special ceremonial significance to the Plains tribes. Photographed by Edward S. Curtis in 1907, hand tinted by Stanley R. Waine.
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