Montage Number One

Aunt Nora Thompson Dean, Lenape Matriarch, photo taken at Lenape Center, Eastern NY (from THE WAMPUM newsletter).
Martha Quinney, Mahican/Lenape born on the upper Hudson (Smithsonian Institute Archives photo).
Iron and Ruth Thunderhorse 2004 (ACQTC photo).
Unidentified Indian woman using stone mortar and pestle to grind corn (from Internet photo).
Renapi and Lenape chiefs 2004 (ACQTC photo).
Four Abenaki women of the 19^th century (Smithsonian Archives photo).
Gordon Fox-Running Brainerd and friends at schoolhouse in Branford, CT (ACQTC photo).
Penobscot Chief holds double-back compound bow (from Algonquians of the East, Time-Life Books photo).
Shinnecock Mother and Child from Long Island Sound (photo from private collection).
Connecticut River photo from the Internet (public domain photo).
Potatuck man from 19^th century Long Island (from cover of Native New Yorker by Evan T. Pritchard).
Sleeping Giant (photo by Virginia Welch of Eastern Connecticut).
Aurelias Piper, Chief Big Eagle of the Paugussett Sub-Sachemship (photo from Rooted Like the Ash Trees, Eagle Wing Press, Naugatuck, CT).
Pamunkey Chief, part of the Powhatan Confederacy, a Renapi R-Dialect Nation (Smithsonian Archives photo).
Mercy Nonsuch, last matriarch of Nehantic Sub-Sachemship in 1912 (Smithsonian photo).
Algonquian women from Quebec (Turtle Quarterly photo).
Eunice Mahwee, granddaughter of Sarah Mahwee (Kent Historical Society photo).
Grandfather William Commanda at Manawaki Reserve, Quebec (Turtle Quarterly photo).

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