File:Mandan indians 0053v.jpg
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Dansk: Til højre er det The Flying Eagle, den højeste person i mandan stammen. Yellow Feather bærer dekorative sløjfer i håret over hver tinding, hvorfra der hænger lange hængesmykker lavet af skiftevis bearbejdede, hvide muslingeskaller i rørform og store glasperler. Begge mænd har svøbt skindkapper med perlebroderede rosetter om sig. The Flying Eagles mokkasiner har vedhæng i form af (nok) ulvehaler.
Kilder: Thwaites, Reuben Gold (Ed.): Part III of Maximilian, Prince of Wied's, Travels in the Interior of North America, 1832–1834. Early Western Travels, 1748–1846. Volume XXIV. Cleveland, 1906. Side [428]og [433] Ewers, John C.: ”Three Ornaments Worn by Upper Missouri Dandies in the 1830’s.” Indian Life on the Upper Missouri. Norman and London, 1988. Siderne 91-97.English: Mandan indians |
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