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Clothing of the Ankara Vilayet
Bashi-bozouk/Mercenary soldier
Muslim shepherd
Married Muslim peasant woman
Istanbul, Turkey, 1873
Pascal Sébah
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Nuruosmaniye Mosque
Istanbul, Turkey, 1880s
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Sami woman from Sweden
1870 - 1898
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Wales, 1875
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Beggar from Marras-Pekko Rovaniemi, Finland
1870
Johan Björkman
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Sami family in front of their home
Scandinavia, 1870s
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Wales, 1875
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A bride arrives at her wedding on horseback, wearing traditional wedding clothes.
Hallingdal, Norway.
Approx. 1880 - 1890.
Photo by Axel Lindahl.
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Harvesting in El Salvador (1944)
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Santa Rosa, Costa Rica, 1971
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Photographer: Tony Gleaton
Mango Creek, Belize. 1992
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1910s Canada - Nakoda Couple
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“King Island”
The island was once the winter home to over 200 Iñupiat (Alaskan Natives) who called themselves Aseuluk meaning “people of the sea” or Ukivokmiut (from Ukivok the village of King Island and ‘miut’ meaning “people of”).
In the mid 1900s, the Bureau of Indian Affairs closed the school on King Island and forcefully removed the children of Ukivok to go to school on mainland Alaska, leaving the elders and adults to gather the needed food for winter. Because the children were not on the island to help gather the needed food for winter, the adults and elders had no choice but to move to the mainland to make their living.
By 1970, all King Island natives had moved to mainland Alaska year-round. Even after the movement off the island, some King Islanders still return to gather subsistence foods such as walrus and seal. Although the King Islanders have moved off the island, they have kept a very distinct cultural identity, living a very similar life as they had on the island. In 2005 and 2006, the National Science Foundation funded a research project which brought a few King Island natives back to the island. Some participants had not been back to the island in 50 years. The King Island Community awaits the project’s results.
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Maya family portrait - Yucatan, Mexico between 1895-1910
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An Indian woman, a Japanese woman, and a Syrian woman, all training to be doctors at Women’s Medical College of Philadelphia, 1880s.
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Auction and Negro Sales
Whitehall Street in Atlanta, Georgia, 1864
This photo of a black Union soldier posted at a slave auction house in Atlanta is one of hundreds taken by George N. Barnard during Gen. Sherman’s occupation of the city in the fall of 1864.
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James P. Weston
Portrait of an Asian Man in Top Hat, USA, ca. 1856.
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