Apache indian

Learning about history is a continuously interesting, never-ending adventure. What makes it even more exciting is exploring the past through authentic photographs. These historical photos, coupled with the fascinating stories behind them, allow us to take an intimate glimpse into the lives of people long gone. They provide a tangible link that connects us to these unfamiliar faces and teaches us about their dreams, fears, and brave decisions that changed the course of history.

The Apache Nation has a vibrant history and culture. Read on to learn what happened to the Apache tribe throughout the years.

Great pictures!!! Thanks so much for posting them here. I'm so fascinated with them. Are there still Apache Indians living today? PaperNotes....there are Indians of all Tribes still around today...some are related to many famous ones from that...

Chatto, Chiricahua Apache, 1903 - Photo Print - Indian Chief - Native American Art - Vintage Old Photo - Western Art - Western Decor We have artistically and tastefully modified these compelling images in order to make them truly pop. We use high-quality, Canon Glossy photo paper plus to print our photos. The photo print that you receive will be brand new, printed with precision photo printers. The image quality will be high resolution and crystal clear, or your money back! (The watermark…

This is an undated photo of Mescalero Apache Indian girls, descendants of Geronimo and his captured warriors, interned in Florida before their return to their homeland in New Mexico. (AP Photo)

In January 1863, Mangas Coloradas went to Pinos Altos, New Mexico, to seek peace with the United States. Other Chiricahua Apache tribal leaders had tried

Native_american_usa on Instagram: "The Various Phenotypes of Indigenous Americans. The result of American Indian, composite images from historical photos. You can see all the variety of appearances that there are among all the different regions of the US. One thing I noticed is that while each region has its own typical look, there are individuals who look somewhat out of place. For example, you could find a Sioux who looks more typical for Apache. That is why I believe it does not make…

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The Apache Indians consisted of multiple people groups that lived throughout the Western United States. They were known for being fierce in battle.

Geronimo, 1903.

Sixth Cavalry scouts, including two Apache Indian men holding rifles and two white men, were photographed in camp in 1884-86 at Emory Spring, in the Perilla Mountains of Cochise County, Arizona Territory.