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Description: Photographic postcards of a variety of people in social, cultural, and everyday activities or posed scenes, in both city and rural settings. Indigenous people most likely appear in some of these photographs, but they are not explicitly identified as belonging to a native group. See Binder 2 for photographs with printed captions identifying specific Indigenous groups. Of note are a few images of dog markets, political events, and flagellants.
Type: Visual Materials(Opens in new tab)
Date: approximately 1900-1950
Call number: photCL 701
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