In the summer of 1905, a teacher from Buffalo, New York visited Yellowstone National Park. Along the way, she kept a detailed journal of her experience, the sites she saw, and people she met on her journey.

Quillwork, or the use of dyed, flattened porcupine quills as a means of decoration, is unique to the indigenous people of North America.

In the summer of 1905, a teacher from Buffalo, New York visited Yellowstone National Park. Along the way, she kept a detailed journal of her experience, the sites she saw, and people she met on her journey.

Flags in plains beadwork became a common sight beginning c. 1880. Almost forty tribes from various areas used the US flag in their work.

Woven Caps of Northern California

Light, flexible and strong, moccasins are practical all-weather footwear. They are also beautiful, and the design of each pair is unique.