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Chifoneti (sacred clowns) entertain the crowds at the Feast of San Gerónimo. 1

Circle of Hopi men in costume and headdress in front of stone pillar. Photo identified as "circle of priest around Great Altar." 1

Close view of Hopi man with long hair and loincloth at snake kiva, similar to 010-7233. Photo identified as "Snake priest just before dance." 1

Contestant in the Chin-Qua-Pin powwow. The Lone Feather Council, a local nonprofit, sponsored Chin-Qua-Pin Days for over 30 years in Colorado Springs, attracting American Indians from across the nation to participate in the multi-day event. 1

Crowd of Hopi men in costume and headdresses in front of large rock formation. Others watch from back. Note on back reads "Snakes thrown to foot of altar, sprinkled sacred meat, carried to valley." 1

Four women around the Taos Pueblo estufa with brush. 1

Hopi Indians dressed in regalia for the Snake Dance with hundreds of spectators gathered around. One man pokes at a rattlesnake. 1

Hopi dancers in costume and paint watched by large crowd, standing and sitting on large rock formations. Photo identified as "Snake Dance - Walpi." 1

Hopi man in costume and paint holding large rattlesnake in front of crowd. Photo identified as "Gather holding a large rattlesnake." 1

Hopi man in costume, headdress and paint, followed by other participants and watched by crowd of white men, carries rattlesnake. 1

Hopi man in costume, headdress and paint, pokes a stick at rattlesnake on ground, watched by other participants. Photo identified as "Hopi Snake Dance. Tickling a rattler, down on end of Eagle Feather." 1

Hopi man painted for ceremony stands in Kiva. Photo identified as "Kakapti at Antelope Kiva." 1

Hopi man wearing oversized shirt poised at edge of kiva with another man watching. Photo identified as "Snake priest Harry Supela coming to kiva." 1

Hopi men and women in traditional costume perform dance in front of crowd of onlookers. 1

Hopi men in costume and headdress gathering snakes. Photo identified on back as "Gathering snakes at Altar after dance - Walpi." 1

Hopi men in costume and headdresses, one carrying large drum, in front of pueblo. Photo identified as "Katcina dancers with drummer." 1

Hopi men in costume and paint in the snake dance. One man holds rattlesnake in his hands, and other in his teeth. 1

Hopi men in costume in front of pueblo buildings with people watching from windows and tops of pueblo. Photo identified as "Lineup of priests Antelope Dance." 1

Hopi men in costume watched by onlookers sitting around and on adobe buildings. Photo identifed as "Katcina dance, Walpi Arizona." 1

Hopi men in loincloths gathering around kiva while women and children watch. Photo identified as as "Musicians around kiva. Bean Dance." 1

Hopi men, women and a boy with backs turned to the camera watch dance. Other spectators are seated on far side. Photo identified as "spectators Katchina dance Walpi." 1

Hopi snake dancers in costume and paint in front of crowd of onlookers. Two men have arms around a third who is holding a snake in his mouth. Photo identified as "Hugger, Carrier, and gather - the 'Trio.'" 1

Hopi snake dancers in costume and paint watched by crowd of men, some sitting on large rock formation in back. Photo identified as Snake Dance, Walpi. 1

Identified as Ute Votive Dance in Soda Springs Park, Manitou Springs. 1

Identified as the Eagle Dance at the Taos Pueblo. 2

Identified as the Sun Dance, likely at the annual Feast of San Gerónimo at the Taos Pueblo. 1

Indian dancers at San Felipe Pueblo. 1

Indian dancers in costume and some wearing buffalo headdresses, at San Ildefonso Pueblo. Photo identified as "Hunters - Buffalo Dance." 1

Indians of the Taos Pueblo make their way to the relay race held during the Feast of San Gerónimo. Crowds of spectators line the sides and pueblo. A covered wagon is visible. 1

Indians of the Taos Pueblo prepare to begin the relay race held during the Feast of San Gerónimo. Crowds of spectators line the sides and pueblo. A covered wagon is visible. 3

Line of Hopi men in costume and paint in front of pueblo and rock formations. Photo identified as "Advance of the Snake priests." 1

Line of Hopi men in costume and paint parading past onlookers, some sitting on large rock formation. Photo identified as "Entrance of Priests at Walpi Snake Dance." 1

Line of Hopi men in costume and paint parading past onlookers, some sitting on large rock formation. Several men hold snakes, and man in center holds snake in teeth. Photo identified as Snake Dance at Walpi, Arizona. 1

Line of Hopi men in costume and paint walking past onlookers. Hopi snake dancers in costume and paint walking past line of onlookers. Large rock formation is in back. Photo identified on back as "going to kiva for another snake." 1

Line of Hopi men in costume and paint with snakes on ground. Others watch from back. Photo identified as "Snakes get away from the gatherers for a time." 1

Line of Hopi men in costume and paint, most holding snakes, walk past onlookers. 1

Line of Hopi men in costume in front of pueblo, watched by crowd. Photo identified as "Lineup before Kisi - Snake priest Walpi." 1

Line of Hopi men in costume standing before watching crowd of men, some sitting on large rock formation. Photo identified as "Snake priest - chant - before Kisi - Walpi." 1

Line of Hopi men in costume with snakes on ground in front of them. Onlookers sit and stand behind them. 1

Line of Hopi women kneeling and men standing, all wearing costume. Photo identified as "Line up Katchina Dance - Walpi." 1

Man kneeling on cliff edge with crowd behind. Onlookers sit on adobe pueblo buildings behind. Photo identified as "Emetic after dances. Snakebite antidote." 1

Participants of a powwow dressed in regalia. The Lone Feather Council, a local nonprofit, sponsored Chin-Qua-Pin Days for over 30 years in Colorado Springs, attracting American Indians from across the nation to participate in the multi-day event. 1

Pueblo Indians in costume wearing squash blossom necklaces pose for camera. Photo identified as "Tabla Dance - Santa Domingo - San Filipe." 1

Rows of Hopi dancers in traditional costume in snow. Line of women in blankets kneel in front of small structure while men in headdresses and clothing decorated with furs and pine branches line up at side. Photo identified as "Katcina Dance - Walpi." 1

Runner in the relay race held during the Feast of San Gerónimo. Crowds of spectators line the sides of the race course and roofs of the pueblo. 1

Runners in the relay race held during the Feast of San Gerónimo. Crowds of spectators line the sides of the race course and roofs of the pueblo. 3

Several lines of Indians performing dance at San Felipe Pueblo. Onlookers, some on horseback or in wagons, are in background. 1

Shrine constructed with rocks in the Hopi village of Walpi, an ancient stone pueblo complex. 1

Spectators at a powwow in 1976. The Lone Feather Council, a local nonprofit, sponsored Chin-Qua-Pin Days for over 30 years in Colorado Springs, attracting American Indians from across the nation to participate in the multi-day event. 1

Spectators at the Hopi village of Walpi, attending a kachina dance. 1

Spectators clear the street in anticipation of the relay race at Feast of San Gerónimo. 1

Taos Pueblo woman on horseback crosses a shallow river with brush. 1

Two Hopi men in costume before onlookers at pueblo. Photo identified as "two dancers." 1

Two Hopi snake dancers in costume and paint walking past line of onlookers. One man holds a rattlesnake in his mouth, while the other has his arm around him. 1

Two women in regalia at Colorado Springs powwow. Identified on back "Cheryl Emahula from Denver 1976 / Chin-qua-pin days / Garden of the Gods" 1

Two young participants at the Chin-Qua-Pin powwow. The Lone Feather Council, a local nonprofit, sponsored Chin-Qua-Pin Days for over 30 years in Colorado Springs, attracting American Indians from across the nation to participate in the multi-day event. 1

Ute Indians in regalia at Soda Springs Park, Manitou Springs. 1

Ute Indians perform the Bear Dance, an annual tradition which gathered all the bands together to welcome Spring and show respect for the spirit of the bear. 3