Chief Little Wound Of The Oglala Lakota And His Family, 1899
Chief Little Wound used to be a Chief of the Oglala people. In case you did not know, Oglala is one of the seven subtribes of the Lakota people who make up the Seven Council Fires. However, in the picture that was originally taken in the middle of 1899, Chief Little Wound was not the only one posing, he was with his family – the people he loved the most. Chief Little Wound was also a great warrior who was involved in a tribal war that had a huge impact on a lot of Native Americans.
Chief Little Wound Of The Oglala Lakota And His Family, 1899
Chief Red Bird, 1927
Red Bird once used to be a Chief of the Cheyenne people. For your information, Cheyenne is a large group of indigenous people that is made of two different tribes. Their recognized language revolves around the Algonquian language family and that has been their official language ever since. Chief Red Bird led a tribe that was so attached to spiritual ceremonies and rituals. Another fact about the Cheyenne people is that back in the old days, they did not have a permanent place to live in, so they kept on transferring from one place to another every time.
Chief Red Bird, 1927
