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This Chiricahua Apache man wears a concho belt at his waist, a woven blanket over one shoulder and holds a painted buckskin quiver. The Chiricahua Mountains of southeastern Arizona were formerly home to this group of Apaches, said to be the most warring of all tribes and the last tribe to surrender to this settlement of the west.
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