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• Aztalan. Courtesy of Kenosha Public Museum © Rob Evans Mural
• Menominee Village, ca. 1842. Courtesy of Wisconsin Historical Society
• Ojibwa Houses, Bad River Reservation, Wisconsin, 2011. Photo courtesy of Charlie Rasmussen

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• Cahokia. Painting by William R. Iseminger, Courtesy of Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site
• Ojibwa Houses, Bad River Reservation, Wisconsin, 2011. Photo courtesy of Charlie Rasmussen

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• Cahokia. Painting by William R. Iseminger, Courtesy of Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site

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• White Trader with Winter Hunting Party of Ojibwas, ca. 1820. Painter unknown. With permission of the Royal Ontario Museum © ROM

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• Winnebago (Ho-Chunk) Women Shopping in Black River Falls, Wisconsin, 1900-1907. Photo courtesy of National Anthropological Archives (BAEGN4348)

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• Ojibwa Houses, Bad River Reservation, Wisconsin, 2011. Photo by Charlie Rasmussen

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• Spearing by Torch Light, by Paul Kane (Wanderings of an Artist, Newberry Library, Ayer250.2K21859)
• Spearing Walleye, 2005. Photo courtesy of Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission

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• Parade Float, Garden Produce, 2005. Photo courtesy of Match-e-be-nash-she-wish Band of Pottawatomi

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• Hunting Deer, 1997. Photo courtesy of Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission

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• Winter Ice Fishing, 2009. Photo courtesy of Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission

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• Ojibwa Man Ricing, Totogatic Lake, Wisconsin, 2006. Photo courtesy of Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission

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• Ojibwa Women Gathering Cattail Roots. Photo courtesy of White Earth Tribal and Community College

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• Chippewa Indians Selling Maple Sugar, 1909-12. Photo courtesy of Minnesota Historical Society
• Soaring Eagle Casino, Saginaw-Chippewa Reservation. Photo courtesy of Paula Rice

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• Chippewa Indians Selling Maple Sugar, 1909-12. Photo courtesy of Minnesota Historical Society
• Soaring Eagle Casino, Saginaw-Chippewa Reservation. Photo courtesy of Paula Rice

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• Chippewa Indians Selling Maple Sugar, 1909-12. Photo courtesy of Minnesota Historical Society

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• Oneida Nation Farms, Seymour, WI. Photo courtesy of Oneida Nation Farms

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• Soaring Eagle Casino, Saginaw-Chippewa Reservation. Photo courtesy of Paula Rice

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• Chippewa Indians Selling Maple Sugar, 1909-12. Photo courtesy of Minnesota Historical Society
• Soaring Eagle Casino, Saginaw-Chippewa Reservation. Photo courtesy of Paula Rice

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• Treaty of Traverse des Sioux, 1851. Painting by Frank Blackwell Mayer, 1885.
  Courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society
• At the International Indian Treaty Council, 1981. Photo courtesy of Randy Croce

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• Treaty of Traverse des Sioux, 1851. Painting by Frank Blackwell Mayer, 1885.
  Courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society

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• Eva Conner, St. Croix Ojibwa, running with the treaty staff in central Wisconsin en route to Washington DC, 1998. Photo courtesy of Charlie Otto Rasmussen

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• Treaty of Traverse des Sioux, 1851. Painting by Frank Blackwell Mayer, 1885.
  Courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society
• At the International Indian Treaty Council, 1981. Photo courtesy of Randy Croce

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• Diplomatic Credentials: Clan Symbols. Drawn by Seth Eastman. In Henry Rowe Schoolcraft, Statistical and Historical Information, (Newberry Library, Ayer 251 S3h, plate 60, 1851)
• President Clinton Approving Pokagon Federal Recognition, 1994. Courtesy of William J. Clinton Presidential Library

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• Teaching Sugarbush. Photo by Sue Erickson, courtesy of Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission

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• “Trouble With Blood Quantum.” Courtesy of Marty Two Bulls Sr., m2bulls.com

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• Leech Lake Reservation. Photo by Lee Odden

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• President Clinton Approving Pokagon Federal Recognition, 1994. Courtesy of William J. Clinton Presidential Library

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• Diplomatic Credentials: Clan Symbols. Drawn by Seth Eastman. In Henry Rowe Schoolcraft, Statistical and Historical Information, (Newberry Library, Ayer 251 S3h, plate 60, 1851)
• President Clinton Approving Pokagon Federal Recognition, 1994. Courtesy of William J. Clinton Presidential Library

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• Winnebago with Medicine Bags in Medicine Lodge Ceremony. Painted by Seth Eastman, from Mary H. Eastman, Aboriginal Port-Folio (Newberry Library, Ayer 250.45E2 1853a)
• Stockbridge-Munsee Tribal Chairman Robert Chicks Presenting Wampum, 2005. Photo courtesy of Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians

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• Winnebago with Medicine Bags in Medicine Lodge Ceremony. Painted by Seth Eastman, from Mary H. Eastman, Aboriginal Port-Folio (Newberry Library, Ayer 250.45E2 1853a)

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• President George Bush Signs NAGPRA, 1990. Photo courtesy of George Bush Presidential Library and Museum

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• Winnebago with Medicine Bags in Medicine Lodge Ceremony. Painted by Seth Eastman, from Mary H. Eastman, Aboriginal Port-Folio (Newberry Library, Ayer 250.45E2 1853a)
• Stockbridge-Munsee Tribal Chairman Robert Chicks Presenting Wampum, 2005. Photo courtesy of Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians

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• The Signal, Chicago, Illinois, 1894. Photo courtesy of Frances L. Hagemann
• Foster Street Mural, Chicago, Illinois, 2009. Photo courtesy of Frances L. Hagemann

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• The Signal, Chicago, Illinois, 1894. Photo courtesy of Frances L. Hagemann

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• The Signal, Chicago, Illinois, 1894. Photo courtesy of Frances L. Hagemann
• Foster Street Mural, Chicago, Illinois, 2009. Photo courtesy of Frances L. Hagemann

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• Chief Illiniwek, University of Illinois, 1970. Image 0005184, courtesy of University of Illinois Archive

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• Making a Birch Bark Canoe. Photo courtesy of Lac Vieux Desert Tribe

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• The Signal, Chicago, Illinois, 1894. Photo courtesy of Frances L. Hagemann
• Foster Street Mural, Chicago, Illinois, 2009. Photo courtesy of Frances L. Hagemann

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