{ "updatedAt": "2026-10-24", "scope": "Initial directory cards only. Each entry has a stable decorative composition and palette. Abstract artwork is interface decoration, not a traditional design, map, historical reconstruction or evidence of cultural identity. Authentic photographs are individually identified and credited. Selected developed and adequate-introduction profiles have coordinated visual treatments tracked separately.", "designs": [ { "slug": "aamjiwnaang-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 236, "angle": -76, "x": 60, "y": 35, "spread": 46, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "d458e624", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/c05-on-aam-stclair-regional-2012.jpg", "credit": "Jim Olah · CC0 1.0 · regional waterway view", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Blue_Water_Bridges_in_Sarnia,_from_Pixabay.jpg", "rights": "CC0 1.0 (media-specific historical dedication)", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/", "scope": "Regional waterway context explicitly permitted by parent after community-specific media access failed. Exact Commons item identifies St. Clair River between Port Huron and Sarnia; original archived Pixabay item tags the same river and Michigan. Aamjiwnaang’s Environment Department explicitly locates the community on the St. Clair River within Sarnia. This photograph is not identified as Aamjiwnaang’s reserve shore or a community building. Complete available 4608×3456 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1350 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Original source copy retained privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "abenaki", "originalId": 1, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 304, "angle": -12, "x": 78, "y": 71, "spread": 42, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "6915dd20", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/abenaki-caroline-masta-basketry-1904-card.jpg", "credit": "Caroline Masta · Photo H. B. Rowland", "source": "https://archive.org/details/aboriginalbasket00masorich/page/n648/mode/1up", "rights": "Public domain — 1904 U.S. publication", "rightsUrl": "https://www.loc.gov/item/14019917/", "scope": "Actual Plate 119 and printed page 374 of Otis Tufton Mason’s Aboriginal American Basketry (Government Printing Office, 1904) were visually inspected, together with the title page. The broad plate caption says Algonkin Indian Basketry; page 374 specifically identifies the objects as Caroline Masta’s work, identifies her as Abenaki from Pierreville, Canada, working in Belmar, New Jersey, and credits Herbert B. Rowland. This supports this maker-specific Abenaki association, not a universal design for all Abenaki communities. Exact photograph date is not established. The card is a detail crop of the finished round basket at lower right (source pixels 1200,2800–1950,3540); the complete scanned plate is displayed proportionally on this page. Web copies are resized/recompressed; CSS may crop or overlay background copies. No image content is generated or retouched. The scan is the UC Libraries / Internet Archive copy, not a current Smithsonian object photograph. Current Smithsonian photos with Usage Conditions Apply were not reused. Historical evaluative language surrounding the maker identification is not adopted. This image review does not change substantive research-source counts." }, { "slug": "abihka", "originalId": 2, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 11, "angle": -49, "x": 37, "y": 29, "spread": 42, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "a14933fb", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/abihka-chitto-harjo-duncan-1903.jpg", "credit": "Duncan / Library of Congress · U.S. public domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chitto_Harjo_or_Crazy_Snake,_head-and-shoulders_portrait,_facing_front)_-_photo_by_Duncan_LCCN94511526.jpg", "rights": "Public domain in the United States — published or registered before1931; Commons Public Domain Mark1.0", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chitto_Harjo_or_Crazy_Snake,_head-and-shoulders_portrait,_facing_front)_-_photo_by_Duncan_LCCN94511526.jpg#Licensing", "scope": "Chitto Harjo is an individually identified Muscogee historical figure with a documented Arbeka connection: Kenneth W. McIntosh's Oklahoma Historical Society biography places his birth at Arbeka on the Deep Fork River in1846. The existing Abihka profile's public marker and community-history sources explicitly pair Arbeka and Abihka. This portrait illustrates that named person's historical connection, not every Abihka town or family, universal dress, present leadership, a current separate government or territorial extent. The source credits the photograph to Duncan; no fuller photographer identity or sitter-wide cultural interpretation is inferred. The complete available Commons JPEG, including its photographic margins, was downloaded and visually inspected. Commons file history labels the 2018 replacement “LOC upscale” and records a change from 820×1024 to 3281×4096. We inspected the larger Commons file; the original print or negative and whether the replacement involved resampling or a higher-resolution source were not independently established. No source-frame crop, retouching, colorization or generated pixels were added. Directory/backdrop CSS may crop or overlay the display, with credits retained. This image review adds no substantive historical source count." }, { "slug": "absentee-shawnee", "originalId": 3, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 130, "angle": 46, "x": 64, "y": 40, "spread": 33, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "6d063af2", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/absentee-shawnee-frybread-2018-card.jpg", "credit": "USDA Forest Service photo by Kelly Bridges, via Wikimedia Commons", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:20180719-FS-Monongahela-KMB-158_(48496879702).jpg", "rights": "Public domain in the United States; official USDA Forest Service photograph. Commons records Public Domain Mark review of original Flickr file.", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/", "scope": "Tribal members cooking fry bread at a public Absentee Shawnee Culture Camp event, Camp Horseshoe, Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia. Actual Commons body, original agency attribution, event caption and federal-work license read. 960px archive derivative downloaded and visually inspected; no contemporary facts inferred from the photograph. Web copies proportionally resized/recompressed; display backgrounds may be cropped by CSS. Full image remains proportional in the page banner." }, { "slug": "achumawi", "originalId": 5, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 132, "angle": -39, "x": 35, "y": 29, "spread": 32, "composition": "arc", "signature": "349ded4c", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/achumawi-curtis-basket-maker-carter-card.jpg", "credit": "Edward S. Curtis · Amon Carter Museum", "source": "https://www.cartermuseum.org/collection/achomawi-basket-maker-p2009313229", "rights": "Public domain — item-specific museum Copyright field", "rightsUrl": "https://www.cartermuseum.org/collection/achomawi-basket-maker-p2009313229", "scope": "Actual complete museum catalogue body read, including title, Curtis authorship, photograph and print dates, Suffolk engraving credit, accession, inscriptions, public-domain designation and disclaimer about historical titles. Both exact archive-delivered linked JPEGs downloaded unchanged and visually inspected. The selected display image retains the complete photographic composition and printed title/credits; the second sheet-record image includes a calibration target at right. Treat this as Curtis’s historical portrayal, not a current or universally representative scene, and do not identify the unnamed sitter or assign meanings to motifs. Achomawi is the museum’s explicit people identification, not inferred from Pit River geography. No image retouching or generative content. Delivery copies are proportionally resized/recompressed from the complete archive-delivered frame. Card and page-background CSS may crop or overlay; the page banner preserves the full composition. This visual review does not increase substantive source counts or establish research completion." }, { "slug": "acoma-pueblo", "originalId": 4, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 202, "angle": 45, "x": 79, "y": 76, "spread": 27, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "6ba448ea", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/acoma-water-jar-met-card.jpg", "credit": "The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum Accession, X.2.418", "source": "https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/318293", "rights": "Public Domain / CC0 through Met Open Access; object API isPublicDomain true", "rightsUrl": "https://www.metmuseum.org/about-the-met/policies-and-documents/open-access", "scope": "Museum record explicitly identifies culture as Acoma Pueblo. Ceramic water jar; does not identify a named artist or assign universal meanings to its painted motifs. Actual museum item page and API fields read, including Public Domain, culture, date, credit and image URL. 600x472 official web image downloaded unchanged and visually inspected. Object date is approximate. Web copies proportionally resized/recompressed; display backgrounds may be cropped by CSS. Full image remains proportional in the page banner." }, { "slug": "adai", "originalId": 6, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 94, "angle": 66, "x": 64, "y": 21, "spread": 32, "composition": "arc", "signature": "53d0c196", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/adai-los-adaes-grounds-klotz.jpg", "credit": "Los Adaes · Jerrye & Roy Klotz, MD", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:LOS_ADAES.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0 — photographer-published image", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Modern view of the public Los Adaes historic-site grounds and the outlined colonial presidio footprint. The site is historically connected to Adai accounts, but the mission/presidio is not identical to an Adai village or present Adai community. Texas Beyond History explicitly names Adai as the people for whom Los Adaes was named, describes visits/trade, and distinguishes communities north of the mission and presidio. This photograph is a narrowly labeled place/history illustration, not Adai-made architecture, an ancestral territory boundary, a photograph of Adai people, or proof of occupancy throughout the photographed grounds. Its overall image is dark and the modern visitor building and vehicles remain visible; do not mislabel them as Indigenous structures. The current Commons file was cropped by a later editor before this review; the full delivered current frame is preserved, not claimed to be the original uncropped camera frame. Proportional resize/recompression from 5314x3524 to 1800x1194, JPEG quality 88; entire delivered frame retained, no pixel crop or generated material. CSS display crops/overlays must be disclosed with credits. CSS may crop or overlay directory/background copies; the opened-page image preserves the complete delivered source frame." }, { "slug": "adams-lake-indian-band", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 257, "angle": -68, "x": 47, "y": 21, "spread": 43, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "9b6aa961", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "agdaagux-tribe-of-king-cove", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 344, "angle": -37, "x": 53, "y": 51, "spread": 31, "composition": "wash", "signature": "85b28c58", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "agua-caliente-band-of-cahuilla-indians-of-the-agua-caliente-indian-reservation-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 249, "angle": -59, "x": 72, "y": 36, "spread": 35, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "d7e781a9", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "ahtna", "originalId": 7, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 81, "angle": -35, "x": 40, "y": 55, "spread": 43, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "1806ab69", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/ahtna-cultural-center-nps-card.jpg", "credit": "National Park Service (NPS)", "source": "https://www.nps.gov/wrst/planyourvisit/wrangell-st-elias-visitor-center.htm", "rights": "U.S. Government work / public domain; source caption explicitly credits NPS, no third-party restriction shown", "rightsUrl": "https://www.nps.gov/aboutus/disclaimer.htm", "scope": "Exterior of Ahtna Cultural Center at Copper Center, Alaska; source explicitly names the Ahtna-operated cultural center. A place image, not a claim that architecture represents all Ahtna culture. Actual NPS page, photo caption and NPS ownership policy read. Official 1300x975 web image downloaded and visually inspected. Individual photographer and exact photo date are not supplied; do not guess. Web copies proportionally resized/recompressed; display backgrounds may be cropped by CSS. Full image remains proportional in the page banner." }, { "slug": "aitchelitz-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 5, "angle": 5, "x": 28, "y": 21, "spread": 44, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "da215bad", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "ajumawi-band-pit-river-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 51, "angle": 11, "x": 58, "y": 73, "spread": 22, "composition": "arc", "signature": "bb9c95db", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "akateko", "originalId": 8, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 193, "angle": 24, "x": 26, "y": 67, "spread": 44, "composition": "arc", "signature": "c7448341", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "akiachak-native-community", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 304, "angle": -72, "x": 50, "y": 49, "spread": 45, "composition": "fold", "signature": "1edb2440", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "akiak-native-community", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 288, "angle": -54, "x": 60, "y": 74, "spread": 37, "composition": "wash", "signature": "c5849cd0", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "alabama", "originalId": 9, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 256, "angle": 22, "x": 49, "y": 63, "spread": 37, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "80eba030", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/alabama-big-thicket-cypress-sharaga.jpg", "credit": "Big Thicket · NPS / Scott Sharaga", "source": "https://www.nps.gov/bith/learn/the-big-thicket.htm", "rights": "Public domain in the United States — NPS work", "rightsUrl": "https://www.nps.gov/aboutus/disclaimer.htm", "scope": "Modern Big Thicket landscape, credited on the actual NPS page as NPS Photo / Scott Sharaga. The Tribe’s own history locates the Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas in this region, while distinguishing the two peoples before their westward migration. The image illustrates regional environmental context; it does not show a reservation boundary, an identified cultural site, or every Alabama community. The NPS ownership policy identifies agency-created material as generally public domain unless otherwise indicated; this image has an explicit agency credit and no contrary notice. The complete 6960×2499 available source frame was visually inspected. Its primary JPEG frame is proportionally resized/recompressed to 1800×646; no content is generated, retouched or added. Cards and background copies use CSS crops/overlays. No source-count increase is claimed." }, { "slug": "alabamacoushatta-tribe-of-texas", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 293, "angle": 31, "x": 71, "y": 28, "spread": 32, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "d0c39b7d", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/alabama-big-thicket-cypress-sharaga.jpg", "credit": "Big Thicket · NPS / Scott Sharaga", "source": "https://www.nps.gov/bith/learn/the-big-thicket.htm", "rights": "Public domain in the United States — NPS work", "rightsUrl": "https://www.nps.gov/aboutus/disclaimer.htm", "scope": "Modern Big Thicket landscape, credited on the actual NPS page as NPS Photo / Scott Sharaga. The Tribe’s own history locates the Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas in this region, while distinguishing the two peoples before their westward migration. The image illustrates regional environmental context; it does not show a reservation boundary, an identified cultural site, or every Alabama community. The NPS ownership policy identifies agency-created material as generally public domain unless otherwise indicated; this image has an explicit agency credit and no contrary notice. The complete 6960×2499 available source frame was visually inspected. Its primary JPEG frame is proportionally resized/recompressed to 1800×646; no content is generated, retouched or added. Cards and background copies use CSS crops/overlays. No source-count increase is claimed. Opening Big Thicket location statement and Origins reinspected2026-10-27. Region only, not reservation land or boundaries; existing full-frame web derivative visually reinspected. Any card/backdrop CSS cropping and overlays are display treatments; the page image preserves the complete web frame. " }, { "slug": "alatna-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 305, "angle": -42, "x": 50, "y": 57, "spread": 25, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "6b0fd131", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "alderville-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 38, "angle": 9, "x": 53, "y": 30, "spread": 45, "composition": "arc", "signature": "aebfd9ce", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/alderville-band-office-2007.jpg", "credit": "Casey.sabawi · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Alderville_First_Nation_Band_Office.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "The exact identified administration-office exterior is a dated view of Alderville’s public institutional setting, not a current-service assurance or a complete representation of its people. The source is low resolution at360×270. The public sign/emblem is part of the scene and is not adopted as Atlas branding. Parent imported the supplied complete JPEG unchanged; the recorded original/preview/earlier-derivative limits remain. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "aleut-unangax", "originalId": 10, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 43, "angle": -35, "x": 68, "y": 59, "spread": 25, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "707de6b", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/aleut-covered-basket-cma-card.jpg", "credit": "Cleveland Museum of Art, presented by William Albert Price in memory of Mrs. William Albert Price, 1917.430", "source": "https://www.clevelandart.org/art/1917.430", "rights": "CC0; official collection API share_license_status CC0", "rightsUrl": "https://www.clevelandart.org/open-access", "scope": "Museum catalogue culture: Arctic, Aleut, late 19th-early 20th century. Specific island/community and maker not identified; do not assign one. Actual museum item page, Open Access policy and official API fields read. Official 900x863 web photograph downloaded unchanged and visually inspected. Lid and body records are parts of the same basket, not separate works for counting purposes. Web copies proportionally resized/recompressed; display backgrounds may be cropped by CSS. Full image remains proportional in the page banner." }, { "slug": "algonquin", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 37, "angle": 59, "x": 79, "y": 78, "spread": 30, "composition": "wash", "signature": "599f295d", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c6-algonquin-golden-lake.jpg", "credit": "Mathew Ingram · Golden Lake · CC BY 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Golden_Lake_Ontario.jpg", "rights": "CC BY2.0 — photographer attribution", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "Golden Lake is individually connected to Pikwàkanagàn by the First Nation’s own public location statement. This is a regional waterway illustration for that community and for the explicitly Pikwàkanagàn-focused Algonquin starting path. The camera shore is not established as reserve land; no exact community shoreline, territorial extent, cultural practice or every Algonquin community is inferred. Actual Commons file identification/date/creator/CC BY 2.0 and the historic Flickr licence review were read. The exact independently hosted Flickr original linked in that record was downloaded normally and its complete 1280×960 pixels visually inspected; Flickr HTML retrieval was unavailable, so a fresh direct Flickr licence inspection is not claimed. Parent imported the supplied complete JPEG unchanged; the recorded original/preview/earlier-derivative limits remain. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "algonquins-of-pikwakanagan", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 266, "angle": -22, "x": 40, "y": 16, "spread": 46, "composition": "wash", "signature": "5db291d2", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c6-algonquin-golden-lake.jpg", "credit": "Mathew Ingram · Golden Lake · CC BY 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Golden_Lake_Ontario.jpg", "rights": "CC BY2.0 — photographer attribution", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "Golden Lake is individually connected to Pikwàkanagàn by the First Nation’s own public location statement. This is a regional waterway illustration for that community and for the explicitly Pikwàkanagàn-focused Algonquin starting path. The camera shore is not established as reserve land; no exact community shoreline, territorial extent, cultural practice or every Algonquin community is inferred. Actual Commons file identification/date/creator/CC BY 2.0 and the historic Flickr licence review were read. The exact independently hosted Flickr original linked in that record was downloaded normally and its complete 1280×960 pixels visually inspected; Flickr HTML retrieval was unavailable, so a fresh direct Flickr licence inspection is not claimed. Parent imported the supplied complete JPEG unchanged; the recorded original/preview/earlier-derivative limits remain. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "allakaket-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 216, "angle": 37, "x": 51, "y": 61, "spread": 23, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "1faab1a8", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "alsea", "originalId": 11, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 239, "angle": 39, "x": 61, "y": 35, "spread": 41, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "9af653bf", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c8-alsea-upper-bay-2009.jpg", "credit": "Finetooth · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Upper_alsea_bay.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Specifically named Alsea estuary/rivervalley landscape context. The Siletz educational place-name source connects Alsea people with their Alsea river valley; the retained earlier image-context review also inspected the Alsea Bay government estuary chapter. This is a modern view of a named waterway, not Alsea-made architecture, a precise village site, present Siletz reserve land, current access permission or a territorial boundary. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "alturas-indian-rancheria-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 164, "angle": -75, "x": 62, "y": 67, "spread": 31, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "470bad2c", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "alutiiq", "originalId": 12, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 310, "angle": -2, "x": 26, "y": 40, "spread": 32, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "5a3cde76", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/alutiiq-old-harbor-salmon-1889-card.jpg", "credit": "N. B. Miller / National Archives, 1889", "source": "https://www.archives.gov/research/native-americans/pictures", "rights": "Public domain; NARA's Pictures of Native Americans page expressly states that its selected photographs are in the public domain.", "rightsUrl": "https://www.archives.gov/research/native-americans/pictures", "scope": "Historical food-preservation scene at Old Harbor (Nuniaq), an Alutiiq/Sugpiaq community on Kodiak Island. Placement is based on documented community/geography and locally explained naming history. It does not identify the ethnicity, name, status or descent of any person in the photograph, claim continuity of a pictured structure, or depict all Alutiiq communities. Old Harbor is an Alutiiq/Sugpiaq community. The archive preserves the historical label Aleut; Old Harbor Native Corporation explains that Alutiiq, Aleut and Sugpiaq are all names used locally. This image documents a historical place and activity, rather than identifying the individual pictured. Retain the archive's original Aleut wording as historical catalogue terminology. Do not describe the 1889 caption as necessarily an error, and do not reassign this Kodiak community image to the Unangan/Aleut profile solely from that term. The 3000x2449 Commons-hosted NARA reproduction was downloaded unchanged and visually inspected in the first pass. In this follow-up, NARA's own 552x440 reference image was downloaded unchanged and visually inspected; it shows the same scene and frame. The NARA item catalogue returned no readable body, so date/photographer/rights confirmation comes from the actual NARA curated page, item 62 and its introduction. Museum and community bodies were read for scope and naming evidence. No claim is made about the ethnicity of the distant person or details that cannot be read. No private or restricted material was accessed. Any subsequent CSS crop/overlay should be disclosed as presentation treatment. Web copies proportionally resized/recompressed without retouching; CSS crops and overlays are presentation only. Complete image displayed proportionally in the page banner." }, { "slug": "alutiiq-tribe-of-old-harbor", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 196, "angle": -66, "x": 52, "y": 77, "spread": 24, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "e1b60374", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "amah-mutsun-tribal-band", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 92, "angle": -59, "x": 42, "y": 40, "spread": 36, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "54e773ac", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "amuzgo", "originalId": 13, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 70, "angle": 48, "x": 74, "y": 26, "spread": 41, "composition": "fold", "signature": "f89e2106", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "angoon-community-association", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 247, "angle": 50, "x": 42, "y": 67, "spread": 27, "composition": "wash", "signature": "97470217", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "anishinaabe", "originalId": 14, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 98, "angle": 7, "x": 71, "y": 74, "spread": 35, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "161108ba", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/anishinaabe-bandolier-bag-slam-card.jpg", "credit": "Saint Louis Art Museum · Ojibwe artist unrecorded", "source": "https://www.slam.org/collection/objects/66012/", "rights": "Public Domain, as designated by the museum; its Terms of Use explicitly permit unrestricted use of Public-domain Content. No Creative Commons license asserted.", "rightsUrl": "https://www.slam.org/terms-of-use/", "scope": "One Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) artist's nineteenth-century bandolier bag, c. 1860. Suitable for the broad Anishinaabe profile only with the precise Ojibwe attribution retained. Do not imply one object represents all Anishinaabe nations or governments, copy its beadwork as generated filler, or infer symbolism beyond the inspected museum record. RISD 43.119 remains an image-retrieval gap. Used one bounded museum alternative: SLAM object 20:2022. Actual museum page read, Public Domain link and Terms of Use read, image URL extracted from the official page HTML, original 1057 x 1600 JPEG downloaded and visually inspected in full. Object attribution is explicitly Anishinaabe (Ojibwe), not merely geographic. No maker biography, separate community review, or detailed design meanings established. Web copies proportionally resized/recompressed without retouching; CSS crops and overlays are presentation only. Complete image displayed proportionally in the page banner. The same precisely identified Ojibwe artist’s bag may accompany the broad Ojibwe collection as well as Anishinaabe. The maker’s individual name and particular Ojibwe government/community are unrecorded in the inspected item. It must not be assigned specifically to one Minnesota Band, used as a universal Ojibwe design, or copied into invented traditional motifs." }, { "slug": "anishininew", "originalId": 15, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 102, "angle": 7, "x": 26, "y": 48, "spread": 37, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "b93a2cbe", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c8-anishininew-island-lake-2003.jpg", "credit": "Timkal · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Island_Lake_First_Nations_Community.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "One specifically identified Island Lake/Garden Hill place example on the broader Anishininew reading route. The original photographer caption explicitly names Island Lake/Garden Hill; the already inspected Garden Hill study and Island Lake community readings supply the relation. No ethnicity is inferred from a visible person or building, and this view does not represent every Anishininew community, preferred spelling or boundary. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "anvik-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 73, "angle": -6, "x": 66, "y": 31, "spread": 33, "composition": "wash", "signature": "be7ed851", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "apache", "originalId": 16, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 275, "angle": -46, "x": 73, "y": 64, "spread": 46, "composition": "fold", "signature": "bb525c13", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/home-apache-storage-basket-met.webp", "credit": "Basket · The Met", "source": "https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/751527", "rights": "CC0 / Public Domain", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/", "scope": "Apache storage basket, ca.1890. Maker unrecorded; specific Apache nation not identified. Existing Apache card treatment retained." }, { "slug": "apache-tribe-of-oklahoma", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 289, "angle": -59, "x": 57, "y": 28, "spread": 26, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "3f87eda9", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "apalachee", "originalId": 17, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 85, "angle": 45, "x": 59, "y": 19, "spread": 40, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "3cf4cced", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/apalachee-reconstructed-council-house-card.jpg", "credit": "Roy Lett / State Library and Archives of Florida, Florida Memory, PR30139", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Replica_of_Apalachee_council_house_at_Mission_San_Luis-_Tallahassee,_Florida_(7307794334).jpg", "rights": "Public domain in the United States; Florida Photographic Collection permits reuse with appropriate credit. Commons also records institutional No known copyright restrictions release.", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Replica_of_Apalachee_council_house_at_Mission_San_Luis-_Tallahassee,_Florida_(7307794334).jpg#Licensing", "scope": "A modern reconstruction at a public living-history museum, not a surviving seventeenth-century structure. Visible caption must say reconstructed/replica. Institutional description reproduced on Commons, licensing and full 600px original photo visually inspected. Florida Memory original record https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/16978 returned403 in this review; no bypass attempted. Web copies proportionally resized/recompressed; display backgrounds may be cropped by CSS. Full image remains proportional in the page banner." }, { "slug": "aporige-band-pit-river-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 162, "angle": 30, "x": 46, "y": 38, "spread": 43, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "43e27372", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "arapaho", "originalId": 18, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 15, "angle": -9, "x": 73, "y": 73, "spread": 41, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "a134db3f", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/arapaho-henderson-two-riders-card.jpg", "credit": "Frank Henderson / The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of Charles and Valerie Diker,1999,2000;1999.484.16", "source": "https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/318359", "rights": "Public Domain / Met Open Access CC0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/", "scope": "A specific Arapaho artist's drawing in pencil and colored pencil,ca.1882. Use the whole artwork or disclosed CSS cropping; do not imply contemporary photograph or a general tribal emblem. Met actual object page and Open Access API read;API isPublicDomain:true and official primaryImageSmall URL verified. Entire provided image visually inspected. No meaning of depicted clothing or marks inferred. Web copies proportionally resized/recompressed; display backgrounds may be cropped by CSS. Full image remains proportional in the page banner." }, { "slug": "arikara", "originalId": 19, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 356, "angle": -61, "x": 67, "y": 45, "spread": 38, "composition": "fold", "signature": "8773af9c", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/arikara-village-catlin-1832.jpg", "credit": "George Catlin · 1832 · SAAM", "source": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/arikara-village-earth-covered-lodges-1600-miles-above-st-louis-3876", "rights": "Public domain — SAAM item marked Free to use", "rightsUrl": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/arikara-village-earth-covered-lodges-1600-miles-above-st-louis-3876", "scope": "Smithsonian American Art Museum explicitly identifies this 1832 George Catlin oil painting as an Arikara village. Its description attributes to Catlin a view made from the deck of a steamer. This is an outside artist’s historical depiction, not Arikara-made art, a documentary photograph, an exact village survey, the modern MHA government or a view of all present Arikara communities. No more precise village identification, people’s names or territorial boundary is inferred. Museum attribution and date are retained, with Catlin’s viewpoint distinguished from independent archaeological evidence. Proportional resize/recompression from 1993x1528 to 1800x1380, JPEG quality 88; entire delivered frame retained, no pixel crop or generated material. CSS display crops/overlays must be disclosed with credits. CSS may crop or overlay directory/background copies; the opened-page image preserves the complete delivered source frame." }, { "slug": "asacarsarmiut-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 342, "angle": 7, "x": 63, "y": 79, "spread": 46, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "63c85dbe", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "ashcroft-indian-band", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 93, "angle": 46, "x": 41, "y": 51, "spread": 45, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "82e775f5", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "assiniboine", "originalId": 20, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 3, "angle": -35, "x": 43, "y": 27, "spread": 37, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "d207cc6b", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/assiniboine-chin-cha-pee-catlin-1832-card.jpg", "credit": "George Catlin · 1832 · SAAM", "source": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/chin-cha-pee-fire-bug-creeps-wife-pigeons-egg-head-4054", "rights": "Public domain — current SAAM item marks Free to use and Unrestricted (Public Domain); indexed Smithsonian media record also identifies CC0.", "rightsUrl": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/chin-cha-pee-fire-bug-creeps-wife-pigeons-egg-head-4054", "scope": "One Assiniboine woman as portrayed by George Catlin at Fort Union in 1832. Explicit historical outside representation; not present-day portrait, a traditional-design template, all-Assiniboine clothing claim, or a current-government identification. Use factual museum identification, artist, date and scope; museum historical title retained as catalogue wording, not claimed to be a community-verified name translation. No ceremonial content labelled in actual objectrecord. Portrait does not improve historical-research adequacy/counts. Original full painting frame retained. Proportional JPEG web maximum 1,400 pixels and card maximum 500 pixels, no cropping, retouching or generated content. Directory cards and page backdrops may use CSS crops and translucent overlays; the opened image preserves the complete delivered frame." }, { "slug": "assiniboine-and-sioux-tribes-of-the-fort-peck-indian-reservation-montana", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 198, "angle": 69, "x": 27, "y": 24, "spread": 31, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "92088cae", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "association-of-ramaytush-ohlone", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 11, "angle": -49, "x": 30, "y": 20, "spread": 24, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "b5d1f0fb", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "astarawi-band-pit-river-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 167, "angle": 0, "x": 51, "y": 16, "spread": 42, "composition": "fold", "signature": "7590ce87", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "atakapa", "originalId": 21, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 336, "angle": 37, "x": 66, "y": 54, "spread": 46, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "9c0d3ba8", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/atakapa-sabine-marsh-hillebrand-usfws-card.jpg", "credit": "Sabine marsh · Steve Hillebrand / USFWS", "source": "https://www.fws.gov/media/refuge-habitat-1", "rights": "Public domain — explicit USFWS item designation", "rightsUrl": "https://www.fws.gov/media/refuge-habitat-1", "scope": "Modern southwest Louisiana coastal scenery. USFWS places the refuge between Calcasieu and Sabine lakes. Already cited Atakapa/Ishak accounts describe the wider southwest Louisiana and southeast Texas coastal region; this image illustrates that regional environment. It does not identify a village, ceremonial place, reservation, historical boundary or every present community. Read the complete primary media record, its image identification, photographer credit and item-specific rights statement; read the refuge's opening location paragraph. Rechecked the regional geography passages of the existing TSHA and Darensbourg sources. Visually inspected the complete 3504×2336 original image, linked by the media record's Original download. No generated content, retouching or crops were applied. The complete available frame was proportionally resized/compressed for web copies without upscaling or retouching. Card/backdrop CSS crops and overlays apply; the page banner preserves the complete frame." }, { "slug": "atikameksheng-anishnawbek", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 275, "angle": -6, "x": 53, "y": 28, "spread": 44, "composition": "fold", "signature": "f9639f53", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c06-atikameksheng-community-centre.jpg", "credit": "Hans-Jürgen Hübner · CC BY 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Whitefish_Lake_First_Nation_Community_Centre.JPG", "rights": "CC BY 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/", "scope": "The named community centre is identified by the photographer as Whitefish Lake First Nation; the Nation’s own history explicitly establishes Whitefish Lake as its former name. This is a dated public building image, not evidence of current programming or every community member. Exact source record, photographer and media-specific licence read; no image-based historical source count. Parent imported the supplied complete JPEG unchanged; the recorded original/preview/earlier-derivative limits remain. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "atikamekw", "originalId": 22, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 351, "angle": 58, "x": 39, "y": 41, "spread": 23, "composition": "fold", "signature": "2c073f57", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/atikamekw-manawan-jean-flantier-2017-card.jpg", "credit": "Manawan · Jean-Flantier", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Village_de_Manawan.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Actual Commons file description, original work attribution, June 2, 2017 date and image-specific CC BY-SA 4.0 licensing body were read. Original 2048 by 1536 image downloaded and visually inspected. Gouvernement du Québec’s Atikamekw profile explicitly lists Manawan among Atikamekw communities; the Nation Atikamekw de Manawan website was also read for its community identification. This is a dated view of one community, not a homeland boundary map, a representation of all Atikamekw communities or proof of current conditions. No population, language total, ancestral chronology or photographer ethnicity is inferred. The image shows public community geography, not identified private residents or sensitive sites. Proportional web resizing/compression only; background/card CSS may crop or overlay. All image adaptations retain CC BY-SA 4.0. No image content is generated or retouched. Complete source frame is shown proportionally in the page banner; no endorsement is implied." }, { "slug": "atsuge", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 100, "angle": 37, "x": 61, "y": 62, "spread": 25, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "264597ac", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/atsugewi-selena-lamarr-basketry-nps-card.jpg", "credit": "Selena LaMarr · NPS historic collection", "source": "https://www.nps.gov/media/photo/gallery-item.htm?gid=DF54713D-C527-4A60-900C-904DC340455E&id=54833991-d212-4bed-895e-dcd34d3e138c", "rights": "Public domain — item-specific NPS gallery API states Constraint: Public domain and GrantingRights: Full", "rightsUrl": "https://www.nps.gov/npgallery/api/search/execute/albumid/DF54713D-C527-4A60-900C-904DC340455E?pagesize=500&primarytype=image", "scope": "Actual NPS people-page body read and complete album API read. Exact asset explicitly identifies Selena LaMarr and Hat Creek Atsugewi basketry and carries item-specific public-domain designation. Downloaded the official original JPEG unchanged and visually inspected complete available frame. It is already a close-up excluding her face; this is the archive-delivered composition, not a crop made here. No ceremony or restricted designation identified. Neither the design nor the one demonstrator is claimed to represent all Atsugewi cultural life. API PhotoCredit repeats the subject name; individual photographer remains unrecorded. Delivery copies are proportionally resized/recompressed from the complete archive-delivered frame. Card and page-background CSS may crop or overlay; the page banner preserves the full composition. This visual review does not increase substantive source counts or establish research completion. Scoped reuse for this reading route: one historical Hat Creek Atsugewi example, not a determination of Selena LaMarr’s modern band-roll membership, a government portrait, every constituent band or a modern boundary. Existing source-frame and delivery derivatives remain unchanged. Root viewed the full available delivery composition again; original item-specific NPS API clearance is retained from its cached record, not claimed freshly retrieved today." }, { "slug": "atsugewi", "originalId": 23, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 328, "angle": 31, "x": 61, "y": 31, "spread": 42, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "759f7f78", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/atsugewi-selena-lamarr-basketry-nps-card.jpg", "credit": "Selena LaMarr · NPS historic collection", "source": "https://www.nps.gov/media/photo/gallery-item.htm?gid=DF54713D-C527-4A60-900C-904DC340455E&id=54833991-d212-4bed-895e-dcd34d3e138c", "rights": "Public domain — item-specific NPS gallery API states Constraint: Public domain and GrantingRights: Full", "rightsUrl": "https://www.nps.gov/npgallery/api/search/execute/albumid/DF54713D-C527-4A60-900C-904DC340455E?pagesize=500&primarytype=image", "scope": "Actual NPS people-page body read and complete album API read. Exact asset explicitly identifies Selena LaMarr and Hat Creek Atsugewi basketry and carries item-specific public-domain designation. Downloaded the official original JPEG unchanged and visually inspected complete available frame. It is already a close-up excluding her face; this is the archive-delivered composition, not a crop made here. No ceremony or restricted designation identified. Neither the design nor the one demonstrator is claimed to represent all Atsugewi cultural life. API PhotoCredit repeats the subject name; individual photographer remains unrecorded. Delivery copies are proportionally resized/recompressed from the complete archive-delivered frame. Card and page-background CSS may crop or overlay; the page banner preserves the full composition. This visual review does not increase substantive source counts or establish research completion." }, { "slug": "atsugewi-band-pit-river-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 58, "angle": -33, "x": 25, "y": 56, "spread": 35, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "d7fb557a", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/ats176-lillian-snooks-nps.jpg", "credit": "NPS / Dave Ashcroft · Lillian Snooks, 1996", "source": "https://www.nps.gov/articles/000/lilian-snooks.htm", "rights": "NPS-credited official photograph; public-domain reuse under the qualified NPS ownership policy", "rightsUrl": "https://www.nps.gov/aboutus/disclaimer.htm", "scope": "The exact NPS biography identifies Snooks as an Elder of the Atsugewi band and captions this public craft demonstration as 1996, with credit NPS/Dave Ashcroft and no separate third-party copyright notice for the photograph. The NPS ownership policy says material created by NPS is generally public domain unless otherwise indicated, while expressly excluding some third-party material. This is not a blanket claim about all NPS content or a CC0 designation. Root and an independent reviewer inspected the specific credit, policy and complete offered 650 × 971 frame. This is the supplied provider image; a larger original was not inspected. No pixel edit, crop, resize, recompression, retouching or generation was performed. The same delivered frame serves the card and opened page; CSS may crop or overlay it, while the banner retains the full composition and source edge. This is one historical elder’s public teaching example, not all band members, current officeholding or a modern membership determination. Image review adds no substantive bibliography work." }, { "slug": "atwamsini-band-pit-river-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 284, "angle": 5, "x": 68, "y": 58, "spread": 42, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "e63545ac", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "augustine-band-of-cahuilla-indians-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 292, "angle": -29, "x": 65, "y": 50, "spread": 36, "composition": "arc", "signature": "d836f19c", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "aundeck-omni-kaning-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 82, "angle": 60, "x": 64, "y": 38, "spread": 29, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "837a162", "initial": "A", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c07-aundeck-omni-kaning-place.jpg", "credit": "Photo: P199 · Public domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sucker_Creek_FN_1.JPG", "rights": "Public domain — released worldwide by photographer P199", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sucker_Creek_FN_1.JPG", "scope": "The item explicitly identifies Aundeck-Omni-Kaning First Nation. The Nation’s own history confirms Sucker Creek as an earlier imposed community name. A dated place view is not a current boundary, portrait of all members or evidence of universal architecture. The full available preview shows an administration/community-centre building and its place-name sign. Artwork/logos on the sign remain incidental factual place identification; no separate artwork rights, current building operation or endorsement are claimed. Complete available960×556 JPEG imported unchanged. CSS display crops/overlays affect background/card copies only; the page displays the complete frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "awakateko", "originalId": 25, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 357, "angle": 79, "x": 77, "y": 54, "spread": 32, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "8c9d2fd", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "awaswas", "originalId": 24, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 22, "angle": 22, "x": 76, "y": 46, "spread": 44, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "bcdf736", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "ayapaneco", "originalId": 26, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 350, "angle": -17, "x": 35, "y": 34, "spread": 45, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "bb34d9fe", "initial": "A" }, { "slug": "babine", "originalId": 27, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 112, "angle": -26, "x": 65, "y": 20, "spread": 22, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "834a79b0", "initial": "B", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/babine-lake-card.jpg", "credit": "Christina from Canada / Wikimedia Commons (originally Flickr)", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Babine_Lake_with_huts_(321870589).jpg", "rights": "CC BY 2.0 Generic", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "Contemporary landscape of Babine Lake. Cabins are not identified as Indigenous buildings or a particular First Nation community. Use only as geographic context, with existing profile evidence confirming regional association. Commons record, Flickr license-review record and full original photograph visually inspected. Photographer supplied location only; exact shore location and cabin ownership unverified. Web copies proportionally resized/recompressed; display backgrounds may be cropped by CSS. Full image remains proportional in the page banner. Regional connection is supported by the existing Babine profile, section A nation of connected communities, sources p27-s1/p27-s2. Cabins are not attributed to a First Nation." }, { "slug": "bad-river-band-of-lake-superior-chippewa", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 273, "angle": -21, "x": 63, "y": 17, "spread": 31, "composition": "wash", "signature": "538bfed9", "initial": "B", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/bad-river-sturgeon-habitat-usfws-2010.jpg", "credit": "U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service · Public domain — USFWS media record", "source": "https://www.fws.gov/media/bad-river-wisconsin", "rights": "Public domain — USFWS media record", "rightsUrl": "https://www.fws.gov/media/bad-river-wisconsin", "scope": "The exact USFWS record identifies the lower falls of the Bad River as lake sturgeon spawning habitat. A selected FWS report project body explicitly names Bad River Band as recipient and sponsor of research on Bad River sturgeon nursery/rearing habitat, including the lower river. This supplies a documented ecosystem-work relationship to the exact Band, beyond a place-name association. The photograph is conservation context; the sources do not identify this camera position as a project sampling station or establish ownership, access permission, current conditions or ecological outcomes. Complete available 2288×1712 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1347 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Original source copy retained privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "bannock", "originalId": 28, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 11, "angle": 61, "x": 27, "y": 65, "spread": 22, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "4b19866b", "initial": "B", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/bannock-shoshone-salmon-bag-card.jpg", "credit": "Daderot / Wikimedia Commons; Museum of Ethnography, Stockholm, object 1987.04.0001", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bag,_Bannock-Shoshone,_salmon_skin_-_Etnografiska_museet_-_Stockholm,_Sweden_-_DSC01205.JPG", "rights": "CC0 1.0 Universal", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/", "scope": "Museum object labelled Bannock-Shoshone, not assigned exclusively to Bannock or a specific modern government. Use this exact shared attribution in visible caption. Commons description, licensing and full original photograph visually inspected. Museum identifier present; original object catalogue not independently read. No meaning of patterns inferred. Web copies proportionally resized/recompressed; display backgrounds may be cropped by CSS. Full image remains proportional in the page banner." }, { "slug": "barranco-belize", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 19, "angle": -8, "x": 61, "y": 61, "spread": 44, "composition": "fold", "signature": "3de19243", "initial": "B", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c14-barranco-andy-palacio-leeson-2007.jpg", "credit": "John Leeson · CC BY 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Andy_Palacio.jpg", "rights": "Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0)", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "A named Garifuna musician whom his record label identifies as born and raised in Barranco. This particular photograph is identified by its photographer as July 2007 at Harbourfront. It is a public performance portrait, not a photograph of Barranco village, a local ceremony, all village residents or a territorial boundary. It does not imply artist, family, community, photographer or record-label endorsement of this Atlas." }, { "slug": "bay-mills-indian-community", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 87, "angle": -65, "x": 50, "y": 69, "spread": 39, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "e57d387f", "initial": "B", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/bay-mills-college-rossograph-2019-preview.jpg", "credit": "rossograph · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bay_Mills_Community_College.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "A photograph explicitly identified as Bay Mills Community College. The college's own About account says it was chartered by Bay Mills Indian Community in 1984 and lies within the Community. This bridges the exact government to a particular institution. It is not an image of all citizens or a present course-access claim. The complete published960px preview was retrieved and inspected; no original-resolution inspection is claimed. Root completed normal-browser preview retrieval and full-preview visual inspection. This960px frame is reproduced unchanged; no larger-original pixel inspection is claimed. No challenge bypass or login was used. Any CSS crops and overlays affect presentation only. Exact available960px preview copied unchanged; CSS crops/overlays on directory and backdrop, full preview frame on opened page. Exact available full-frame JPEG copied unchanged; CSS crops and overlays affect card/backdrop display only." }, { "slug": "bear-river-band-of-the-rohnerville-rancheria-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 246, "angle": -60, "x": 57, "y": 20, "spread": 39, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "8df437a6", "initial": "B" }, { "slug": "beausoleil-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 295, "angle": -24, "x": 35, "y": 28, "spread": 38, "composition": "arc", "signature": "eb6ce9c7", "initial": "B", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/beausoleil-christian-island-aerial-2013.jpg", "credit": "Joe Mabel · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aerial_-_Christian_Island,_Georgian_Bay,_Ontario_from_SW_01_(9656066251).jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "The Nation’s own history identifies Christian Island as its home, and the exact photographic record identifies the island. This hazy2013 aerial is place context, not Beausoleil Island, a jurisdiction map or a view of every settlement. It is the original edition, not the separately posted white-balanced versions. Parent imported the complete available 4288×2848 frame as a proportional 1800×1196 JPEG derivative; no pixel crop or retouching. Earlier source/preview and derivative limits remain as recorded. CSS display crops/overlays only." }, { "slug": "beaver-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 53, "angle": -44, "x": 70, "y": 55, "spread": 22, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "8985f125", "initial": "B" }, { "slug": "beecher-bay-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 291, "angle": -74, "x": 37, "y": 31, "spread": 34, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "2257ef33", "initial": "B" }, { "slug": "beothuk", "originalId": 29, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 133, "angle": 11, "x": 71, "y": 61, "spread": 22, "composition": "wash", "signature": "6a5056dd", "initial": "B", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/beothuk-museum-artifacts-card.jpg", "credit": "Dr Wilson / Wikimedia Commons; British Museum display", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Beothuks_British_Museum_1.JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported (selected from offered licenses)", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Museum display identified as Beothuk objects; not a depiction of contemporary people or evidence of cultural disappearance. Commons description, licensing and full original photograph visually inspected. Individual collection histories and object identifications not established; display label obscured. Image shows comb, paddle and containers; no human remains visible. Web copies proportionally resized/recompressed; display backgrounds may be cropped by CSS. Full image remains proportional in the page banner." }, { "slug": "berry-creek-rancheria-of-maidu-indians-of-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 151, "angle": -27, "x": 78, "y": 36, "spread": 32, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "7973beaf", "initial": "B" }, { "slug": "big-lagoon-rancheria-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 139, "angle": 37, "x": 39, "y": 40, "spread": 32, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "4d8a62ab", "initial": "B" }, { "slug": "big-pine-paiute-tribe-of-the-owens-valley", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 83, "angle": -10, "x": 61, "y": 77, "spread": 28, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "aa5c4633", "initial": "B" }, { "slug": "big-sandy-rancheria-of-western-mono-indians-of-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 50, "angle": 71, "x": 27, "y": 58, "spread": 46, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "7cd606ba", "initial": "B" }, { "slug": "big-valley-band-of-pomo-indians-of-the-big-valley-rancheria-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 312, "angle": 54, "x": 72, "y": 26, "spread": 34, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "9f7fda30", "initial": "B" }, { "slug": "biigtigong-nishnaabeg", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 17, "angle": -68, "x": 50, "y": 39, "spread": 34, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "1c064261", "initial": "B", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c6-biigtigong-pic-river.jpg", "credit": "P199 · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Pic_River_Ontario.JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "The actual photographic record identifies the Pic River at Highway17. Biigtigong’s own submission and custodian-provided waterways account explicitly identify this river as a source of food, travel and community relationships. This is a public view of the named waterway, not a photograph of the river-mouth settlement, surveyed territory or a site-specific cultural claim. Complete4000×2665 source frame visually inspected, proportionally resized to1800×1199 and JPEG recompressed. No pixel crop or retouching. CSS crops/overlays affect display only. The photographic image remains available under CC BY-SA 4.0; creator/source/license credit retained. Parent imported the supplied complete JPEG unchanged; the recorded original/preview/earlier-derivative limits remain. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "biinjitiwaabik-zaaging-anishinaabek", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 349, "angle": 78, "x": 39, "y": 54, "spread": 30, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "983eebf5", "initial": "B", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c6-bza-lake-nipigon.jpg", "credit": "P199 · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lake_Nipigon.JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "The image record identifies Lake Nipigon from Orient Bay. BZA’s Guardian program is explicitly documented as monitoring Lake Nipigon and drawing research questions from community fishing concerns. This is waterbody/program context only, not a BZA settlement or reserve shoreline, membership portrait, surveyed boundary or picture of the program itself. Unchanged complete960px provider-listed preview, retrieved normally200 in coordinatedrootdownload and visuallyinspectedlocally. The2251×1500 original was not inspected orcopied. No pixelcrop/retouching/generation. CSSdisplaycrops/overlays only; image remainsCCBY-SA3.0 withcredit/source/licenselinks. Parent imported the supplied complete JPEG unchanged; the recorded original/preview/earlier-derivative limits remain. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "biloxi", "originalId": 30, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 154, "angle": -61, "x": 40, "y": 62, "spread": 25, "composition": "wash", "signature": "db8f1c9a", "initial": "B", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c8-biloxi-pascagoula-bridge-2014.jpg", "credit": "formulanone · CC BY-SA 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:MS26_East_-_Pascagoula_River_Truss_Bridge_(28308366358).jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 2.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/", "scope": "Modern named-waterway/infrastructure context for Biloxi’s historical Pascagoula River connection. The Tribe’s own substantial history explicitly places Biloxis in that river region in1699; this association is not inferred from Biloxi city’s name. The modern bridge is not Indigenous-built, a Biloxi village, a present community, proof of a government’s current territory or a complete depiction of historical land use. Actual pixels show the modern bridge roadway and steel trusses with little river visible; label this infrastructure at the named waterway, not a river panorama. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "birch-creek-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 37, "angle": -16, "x": 76, "y": 78, "spread": 29, "composition": "wash", "signature": "6c289a05", "initial": "B" }, { "slug": "bishop-paiute-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 160, "angle": -20, "x": 35, "y": 23, "spread": 26, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "45dbade0", "initial": "B" }, { "slug": "black-river-band-ojibwe", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 286, "angle": -80, "x": 35, "y": 57, "spread": 28, "composition": "fold", "signature": "2d5c6206", "initial": "B", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/ziibiwing-nathan-strait-2024.jpg", "credit": "Nathan Strait,2024 · CC BY-SA4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ziibiwing_Center_of_Anishinabe_Culture_%26_Lifeways,_building_entrance,_March_2024.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "The Tribe explicitly identifies Black River among its three constituent Ojibway bands and explains the Ziibiwing Center. Reuse the cleared exterior only as shared Saginaw Chippewa heritage-center context. It is not a band-specific object, historic village, separate government, boundary or proof of descent. Exterior of the Saginaw Chippewa Tribe’s Ziibiwing Center, a named cultural-history institution. This is the individually named Tribe’s cultural center, not an interior exhibit or every citizen’s portrait. Complete available 4032×3024 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1350 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Source file preserved privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only; creator/source/rights credit retained." }, { "slug": "blackfeet-tribe-of-the-blackfeet-indian-reservation-of-montana", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 263, "angle": -23, "x": 65, "y": 37, "spread": 38, "composition": "wash", "signature": "1d0831cf", "initial": "B", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/blackfeet-conservation-nrcs-2012.jpg", "credit": "USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service · Public domain — U.S. federal work", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:American_Indian_(37949970275).jpg", "rights": "Public domain — U.S. federal work", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:American_Indian_(37949970275).jpg", "scope": "The NRCS caption specifically identifies Anne Stephens as Blackfeet Tribal Conservationist and names producers Gus Vaile and Lester Gray placing a range-monitoring square on the Blackfeet Reservation. This supplies an individually scoped institutional and place connection to the Montana government. It does not establish the citizenship of every participant or represent all Blackfeet or the whole Confederacy. The photograph documents a particular 2012 activity; present land conditions, ecological outcomes and personal viewpoints are not inferred. The full 3456-by-2304 source frame is preserved unchanged, displayed at 1920-by-1280 by view_image. Complete available 3456×2304 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1200 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Source file preserved privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only; creator/source/rights credit retained." }, { "slug": "blackfoot", "originalId": 31, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 72, "angle": -51, "x": 67, "y": 75, "spread": 35, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "f0f041e8", "initial": "B", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/blackfeet-conservation-nrcs-2012.jpg", "credit": "USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service · Public domain — U.S. federal work", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:American_Indian_(37949970275).jpg", "rights": "Public domain — U.S. federal work", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:American_Indian_(37949970275).jpg", "scope": "Copy the existing cleared USDA NRCS photograph and all its credits/rights without changing the old mapping. The Council explicitly identifies Aamskapi Pikuni as the Montana Blackfeet Nation, a constituent of the wider Confederacy. Display the photograph as the specifically captioned Blackfeet Tribal conservation activity in 2012; it does not depict all Confederacy nations, establish every participant's citizenship or prove current ecological outcomes. The NRCS caption specifically identifies Anne Stephens as Blackfeet Tribal Conservationist and names producers Gus Vaile and Lester Gray placing a range-monitoring square on the Blackfeet Reservation. This supplies an individually scoped institutional and place connection to the Montana government. It does not establish the citizenship of every participant or represent all Blackfeet or the whole Confederacy. The photograph documents a particular 2012 activity; present land conditions, ecological outcomes and personal viewpoints are not inferred. The full 3456-by-2304 source frame is preserved unchanged, displayed at 1920-by-1280 by view_image. Complete available 3456×2304 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1200 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Source file preserved privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only; creator/source/rights credit retained." }, { "slug": "blood-kainai", "originalId": 32, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 215, "angle": 61, "x": 59, "y": 58, "spread": 30, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "3a500b6f", "initial": "B" }, { "slug": "blue-lake-rancheria-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 354, "angle": 64, "x": 79, "y": 50, "spread": 25, "composition": "fold", "signature": "e8351d82", "initial": "B" }, { "slug": "blueberry-river-first-nations", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 206, "angle": -55, "x": 30, "y": 65, "spread": 34, "composition": "arc", "signature": "802aface", "initial": "B" }, { "slug": "bois-forte-band-of-chippewa", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 73, "angle": 54, "x": 57, "y": 70, "spread": 25, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "b6032231", "initial": "B", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/bois-forte-heritage-museum-card.jpg", "credit": "McGhiever · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bois_Forte_Heritage_Museum.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Exact community institution: the Bois Forte Heritage Center and Cultural Museum near Tower, Minnesota. A modern exterior photograph, not an exhibit-object reproduction, historical village or image of all Bois Forte residents. Building signage remains incidental within the full architectural view; no logo or design is extracted or offered as a reusable traditional motif. Complete delivered frame retained. Opened-page image should display proportionally; any directory/backdrop CSS crop or overlay is presentation treatment and must not become an altered archival claim. Derivatives remain subject to the stated photo license; no endorsement implied." }, { "slug": "bokota", "originalId": 33, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 159, "angle": -76, "x": 47, "y": 44, "spread": 28, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "cfcfc927", "initial": "B" }, { "slug": "bonaparte-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 2, "angle": 25, "x": 76, "y": 65, "spread": 35, "composition": "fold", "signature": "1c61fd4a", "initial": "B" }, { "slug": "boothroyd-indian-band", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 133, "angle": 61, "x": 79, "y": 41, "spread": 38, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "a6aa3f6d", "initial": "B" }, { "slug": "boston-bar-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 21, "angle": 42, "x": 71, "y": 47, "spread": 45, "composition": "arc", "signature": "893c79d5", "initial": "B" }, { "slug": "bribri", "originalId": 34, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 3, "angle": -25, "x": 53, "y": 23, "spread": 43, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "7c31a8bb", "initial": "B" }, { "slug": "bridgeport-indian-colony", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 58, "angle": 32, "x": 46, "y": 72, "spread": 39, "composition": "wash", "signature": "3ca75b82", "initial": "B" }, { "slug": "broran", "originalId": 35, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 99, "angle": -78, "x": 25, "y": 68, "spread": 35, "composition": "wash", "signature": "41f87013", "initial": "B" }, { "slug": "buena-vista-rancheria-of-mewuk-indians-of-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 318, "angle": -46, "x": 73, "y": 30, "spread": 33, "composition": "wash", "signature": "73557e16", "initial": "B" }, { "slug": "bugle", "originalId": 36, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 266, "angle": 3, "x": 58, "y": 57, "spread": 26, "composition": "arc", "signature": "fb069b9a", "initial": "B" }, { "slug": "burt-lake-band-of-ottawa-and-chippewa-indians", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 230, "angle": -2, "x": 58, "y": 72, "spread": 25, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "5ead3776", "initial": "B", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c5-burt-lake-notorious4life2019.jpg", "credit": "Notorious 4life · Burt Lake · CC0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Burt_Lake_(November_2019).jpg", "rights": "CC0 1.0 — photographer’s explicit dedication", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/", "scope": "Commons file-specific own-work record and CC0 dedication inspected, not merely catalogue metadata CC0. Downloaded 5151x2898 original and complete frame visually inspected. This is the named lake in the Band’s self-description and historical setting. It depicts present landscape context, not the 1900 village, Indian Point, a community-owned dock, a boundary or an endorsed community representation. No grave or sensitive-site image used. No pixel edits or crop made here. Complete available 5151×2898 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1013 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Original source copy retained privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "cabecar", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 74, "angle": -56, "x": 70, "y": 78, "spread": 39, "composition": "arc", "signature": "36540cc2", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "cacaopera", "originalId": 37, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 148, "angle": -37, "x": 33, "y": 55, "spread": 23, "composition": "arc", "signature": "a901ba5c", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "cachil-dehe-band-of-wintun-indians-of-the-colusa-indian-community-of-the-colusa-rancheria-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 120, "angle": -60, "x": 67, "y": 40, "spread": 24, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "b5e5ffa0", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "caddo", "originalId": 38, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 306, "angle": 58, "x": 27, "y": 45, "spread": 27, "composition": "arc", "signature": "71de7252", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/caddo-catlin-cross-timbers-saam.jpg", "credit": "George Catlin, 1846–1848 · SAAM", "source": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/caddo-indians-chasing-buffalo-cross-timbers-texas-3979", "rights": "Free to use — Smithsonian American Art Museum", "rightsUrl": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/caddo-indians-chasing-buffalo-cross-timbers-texas-3979", "scope": "George Catlin’s historical painting, dated 1846–1848 by the Smithsonian American Art Museum, depicts a mounted hunter and buffalo in the Cross Timbers of Texas. The item record names Caddo people, credits the painter and the Harrison gift, and explicitly marks the image Free to use. This is an outside artistic depiction, not a Caddo-made work, a photograph, or a survey of territory. The museum’s historical Catlin quotation is not adopted as factual synthesis. The complete available 2600×1873 digital frame and primary item/rights record were inspected; the web image is proportionally resized/recompressed, with no generated content or retouching. Cards and backdrops use CSS crops/overlays; the opened profile also shows the complete frame. This visual review adds no substantive source checks." }, { "slug": "caddo-nation-of-oklahoma", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 281, "angle": -5, "x": 41, "y": 38, "spread": 46, "composition": "fold", "signature": "831b0459", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "cadohadacho", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 224, "angle": 38, "x": 36, "y": 15, "spread": 30, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "efb053b0", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/cadohadacho-red-river-nunnally-2012-context.jpg", "credit": "Robert Nunnally · CC BY 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Red_River_near_Lewisville,_AR.jpg", "rights": "CC BY 2.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "Modern regional Red River context in southwestern Arkansas, not an identified Cadohadacho village. Carter’s and Meredith’s accounts place the historical grouping around the great bend of Red River across this wider region. The specific photographed riverbank’s historical occupancy and present ownership are not established. No highway bridge, visible plant or modern earthwork is assigned an Indigenous maker or traditional meaning. Full frame retained, including the modern bridge, to avoid a falsely timeless landscape. Private candidate is a byte-for-byte copy of the inspected full-frame display JPEG. Root may make proportional card/page resizes with dimensions/hash and change note. Preserve photographer/source/license credits and any ShareAlike obligation for photographic derivatives; disclose display-only CSS crops or overlays. No source-count increment or endorsement. Exact available full-frame JPEG copied unchanged; CSS crops and overlays affect card/backdrop display only." }, { "slug": "cahto-tribe-of-the-laytonville-rancheria", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 335, "angle": 1, "x": 36, "y": 70, "spread": 28, "composition": "wash", "signature": "4ca40c8f", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "cahuilla", "originalId": 39, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 296, "angle": 72, "x": 29, "y": 27, "spread": 26, "composition": "wash", "signature": "b65a93c0", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "cahuilla-band-of-indians", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 239, "angle": 24, "x": 74, "y": 21, "spread": 36, "composition": "fold", "signature": "1cb77a47", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "california-valley-miwok-tribe-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 153, "angle": -31, "x": 33, "y": 54, "spread": 45, "composition": "arc", "signature": "69c76689", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "calusa", "originalId": 40, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 90, "angle": 36, "x": 49, "y": 29, "spread": 45, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "a86504a2", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "camp-verde-community-yavapaiapache-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 329, "angle": -79, "x": 30, "y": 22, "spread": 36, "composition": "wash", "signature": "de73d009", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "campo-band-of-diegueno-mission-indians-of-the-campo-indian-reservation-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 17, "angle": -48, "x": 43, "y": 20, "spread": 22, "composition": "fold", "signature": "834aba01", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "caquetio", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 246, "angle": -60, "x": 77, "y": 53, "spread": 38, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "2fe289a6", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "carrier", "originalId": 41, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 151, "angle": 78, "x": 32, "y": 36, "spread": 32, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "d7241cf7", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "catawba", "originalId": 42, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 82, "angle": 70, "x": 62, "y": 16, "spread": 25, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "c8d8b2b2", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-catawba-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Holden LeCroy(Hlecroy) · Author-released public domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Catawba_River_Rock_Hill.JPG", "rights": "Author-released public domain", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Catawba_River_Rock_Hill.JPG#Licensing", "scope": "A public river landscape at Rock Hill, not a photographed reservation boundary, claim of ownership, named citizens or current environmental assessment. The Nation’s own history and environmental account explicitly connect its community with the Catawba River/York County setting. The item’s fall description andJune 2010 upload timestamp do not establish a capture date. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "catawba-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 210, "angle": -44, "x": 28, "y": 60, "spread": 39, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "3c9b9c22", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "caxcan", "originalId": 43, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 343, "angle": -28, "x": 35, "y": 17, "spread": 29, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "e7bdba7", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "cayuga", "originalId": 44, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 243, "angle": -15, "x": 66, "y": 72, "spread": 25, "composition": "fold", "signature": "714be0b", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c12-cayuga-photo.jpg", "credit": "Acurarri — CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cayuga_Lake,_May_2025.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Modern Cayuga Lake regional view. The selected 2014 Cayuga council schoolhouse article explicitly connects language/place discussion with Cayuga Lake; the photograph is not a present government boundary, exact former village or image of all Cayuga communities. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "cayuse", "originalId": 45, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 35, "angle": -46, "x": 43, "y": 41, "spread": 25, "composition": "fold", "signature": "faf69613", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c11-cayuse-photo.jpg", "credit": "Bobjgalindo — CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Umatilla_River_at_Pendleton.JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Modern Umatilla River at Pendleton regional context for explicitly described Cayuse Umatilla Basin history. Not an assertion Pendleton is the named headwaters village, a current reservation boundary or a uniquely Cayuse river ownership claim. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "cedarville-rancheria-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 87, "angle": -25, "x": 78, "y": 78, "spread": 28, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "ef2c4ebf", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chakchiuma", "originalId": 46, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 309, "angle": 23, "x": 59, "y": 23, "spread": 43, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "11ce643d", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chalkyitsik-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 70, "angle": -7, "x": 58, "y": 41, "spread": 31, "composition": "wash", "signature": "ed48d4e", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chalon", "originalId": 47, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 318, "angle": 19, "x": 66, "y": 21, "spread": 41, "composition": "arc", "signature": "8e77571e", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chatino", "originalId": 48, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 309, "angle": -22, "x": 73, "y": 70, "spread": 45, "composition": "arc", "signature": "764874d5", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chawathil-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 45, "angle": -10, "x": 28, "y": 48, "spread": 32, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "92611335", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "cheam-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 20, "angle": 7, "x": 38, "y": 79, "spread": 38, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "16d9dfbc", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "cheeshna-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 39, "angle": -76, "x": 45, "y": 46, "spread": 28, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "b096b827", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chehalis", "originalId": 49, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 18, "angle": 17, "x": 79, "y": 75, "spread": 36, "composition": "wash", "signature": "7a5d120a", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c9-chehalis-rainbow-falls.jpg", "credit": "ECTran71 · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rainbow_Falls,_Washington.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "The exact record identifies Rainbow Falls on the Chehalis River. The Tribe’s actual history names Rainbow Falls among village locations. A modern public waterbody view; not a reconstructed village, reservation boundary or depiction of all Chehalis communities. Unchanged complete 960×720 JPEG delivered by the exact provider-listed 960px preview link, retrieved normally HTTP 200 by root and independently viewed locally by this agent. The larger record-linked original and camera original were not inspected. No new crop, resizing, compression, retouching, colorization or generation applied; CSS display crops and overlays may affect presentation. Image remains CC BY-SA 4.0 with creator, source and license credits. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "chemehuevi", "originalId": 50, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 162, "angle": -15, "x": 51, "y": 73, "spread": 33, "composition": "wash", "signature": "b80ee00a", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chemehuevi-indian-tribe-of-the-chemehuevi-reservation-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 217, "angle": 22, "x": 29, "y": 55, "spread": 31, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "60226231", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "cherae-heights-indian-community-of-the-trinidad-rancheria-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 119, "angle": 29, "x": 69, "y": 48, "spread": 44, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "18400a6f", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "cherokee", "originalId": 51, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 341, "angle": -73, "x": 67, "y": 46, "spread": 25, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "73b6d3d", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-cherokee-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Caleb Long · CC BY-SA 2.5 Generic", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cherokee_National_Capitol.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 2.5 Generic", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5/", "scope": "One Cherokee Nation historic government-building setting at Tahlequah, not all Cherokee governments or citizens. The 2008 photograph predates later museum renovations. The full exterior frame retains an incidental grounds monument; it is not isolated, newly licensed as separate art, endorsed or presented as a traditional motif. The record’s former judicial-use description is not asserted as current. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "cherokee-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 11, "angle": 21, "x": 76, "y": 72, "spread": 26, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "755472b", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "cheslatta-carrier-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 111, "angle": 3, "x": 51, "y": 67, "spread": 38, "composition": "wash", "signature": "2ff0829f", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chevak-native-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 214, "angle": 41, "x": 74, "y": 20, "spread": 37, "composition": "wash", "signature": "d200bcce", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "cheyenne", "originalId": 52, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 46, "angle": -75, "x": 27, "y": 38, "spread": 35, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "54a4bb2e", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-cheyenne-photo.jpg", "credit": "User:Magicpiano — CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:TongueRiverReservoir.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Modern reservoir on the named Tongue River, as Northern Cheyenne regional context. Not confirmed reservation shoreline, historical river appearance, dam ownership, territorial boundary or all-Cheyenne representation. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "cheyenne-and-arapaho-tribes-oklahoma", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 208, "angle": 46, "x": 64, "y": 36, "spread": 32, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "b19016f0", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "cheyenne-river-sioux-tribe-of-the-cheyenne-river-reservation-south-dakota", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 82, "angle": -70, "x": 62, "y": 55, "spread": 30, "composition": "fold", "signature": "4d17d752", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chiaha", "originalId": 53, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 231, "angle": 38, "x": 74, "y": 20, "spread": 43, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "75d54eb7", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chichimeca-jonaz", "originalId": 54, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 138, "angle": -18, "x": 70, "y": 20, "spread": 39, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "74d151f2", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chickaloon-native-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 71, "angle": 73, "x": 62, "y": 34, "spread": 30, "composition": "wash", "signature": "dcf982cf", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chickasaw", "originalId": 55, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 231, "angle": 63, "x": 34, "y": 46, "spread": 31, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "bdcafd7f", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-chickasaw-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Interim 81 · CC BY-SA 4.0 International", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chickasaw_Nation_Capitol_building.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0 International", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "The 1898 granite capitol at Tishomingo, identified by the photographer and the Nation’s matching historical account. It is distinct from the earlier 1858 brickcapitol. One historic institutional place, not every Chickasaw community, a current office-use or legal title claim. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. 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TNG’s Xeni Gwet’in caretaker-area account and collaborative salmon report explicitly name the lake. A 2011 waterbody view, not every community’s land, a boundary, the 2024 landslide or proof of current habitat conditions. Exact Commons media notice grants CC BY 2.0 and Flickr review confirms it; EXIF carries a different Creative Commons version string, which is retained as an inspection limit. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "chilula", "originalId": 57, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 233, "angle": -1, "x": 66, "y": 38, "spread": 26, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "84607c79", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chimariko", "originalId": 58, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 256, "angle": -23, "x": 73, "y": 34, "spread": 27, "composition": "wash", "signature": "7e440cc8", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chinanteco", "originalId": 59, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 151, "angle": -67, "x": 75, "y": 58, "spread": 25, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "bc50c06f", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chinook", "originalId": 60, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 68, "angle": 33, "x": 36, "y": 75, "spread": 33, "composition": "wash", "signature": "417d358c", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chipewyan", "originalId": 61, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 321, "angle": -40, "x": 40, "y": 49, "spread": 38, "composition": "wash", "signature": "a4af741", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chippewa", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 252, "angle": 26, "x": 29, "y": 72, "spread": 22, "composition": "fold", "signature": "2be5a654", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/anishinaabe-bandolier-bag-slam-card.jpg", "credit": "Saint Louis Art Museum · Ojibwe artist unrecorded", "source": "https://www.slam.org/collection/objects/66012/", "rights": "Public Domain, as designated by the museum; its Terms of Use explicitly permit unrestricted use of Public-domain Content. No Creative Commons license asserted.", "rightsUrl": "https://www.slam.org/terms-of-use/", "scope": "The inspected dictionary lists Chippewa among Ojibwe language names. The existing museum record explicitly attributes this c.1860 bag to an Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) artist, individually unrecorded. Reuse as an overlapping-name Ojibwe reading illustration; do not assign it to a particular Chippewa government or make it universal to every Anishinaabe people. One Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) artist's nineteenth-century bandolier bag, c. 1860. Suitable for the broad Anishinaabe profile only with the precise Ojibwe attribution retained. Do not imply one object represents all Anishinaabe nations or governments, copy its beadwork as generated filler, or infer symbolism beyond the inspected museum record. RISD 43.119 remains an image-retrieval gap. Used one bounded museum alternative: SLAM object 20:2022. Actual museum page read, Public Domain link and Terms of Use read, image URL extracted from the official page HTML, original 1057 x 1600 JPEG downloaded and visually inspected in full. Object attribution is explicitly Anishinaabe (Ojibwe), not merely geographic. No maker biography, separate community review, or detailed design meanings established. Web copies proportionally resized/recompressed without retouching; CSS crops and overlays are presentation only. Complete image displayed proportionally in the page banner. The same precisely identified Ojibwe artist’s bag may accompany the broad Ojibwe collection as well as Anishinaabe. The maker’s individual name and particular Ojibwe government/community are unrecorded in the inspected item. It must not be assigned specifically to one Minnesota Band, used as a universal Ojibwe design, or copied into invented traditional motifs." }, { "slug": "chippewa-cree-indians-of-the-rocky-boys-reservation-montana", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 240, "angle": 70, "x": 64, "y": 54, "spread": 26, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "3948afb0", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chippewas-of-georgina-island", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 258, "angle": 42, "x": 26, "y": 34, "spread": 35, "composition": "arc", "signature": "4e47c7d2", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/georgina-island-sunset-2012.jpg", "credit": "Ken Snider · CC BY-SA 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sunset_On_Georgina_Island_(8017358863).jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 2.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/", "scope": "The exact photographer-captioned Georgina Island landscape illustrates the island specifically identified in the Nation’s own community history. It does not establish boundaries, private access permissions, every community member or current water/ice conditions. The inspected copy is the provider-listed960px full-frame preview, not the larger original. Parent imported the supplied complete JPEG unchanged; the recorded original/preview/earlier-derivative limits remain. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "chippewas-of-kettle-stony-point-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 165, "angle": 0, "x": 33, "y": 26, "spread": 40, "composition": "fold", "signature": "110e1f85", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/c05-on-kettle-point-aerial-2013.jpg", "credit": "Doc Searls · CC BY 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aerial_view_of_Kettle_Point_-a.jpg", "rights": "CC BY 2.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "Exact item identifies Kettle Point in Ontario projecting into Lake Huron. The Nation’s History & Culture page places Kettle Point on the lake’s south shore and links the place name to shoreline rocks. The full photo also includes surrounding agricultural land; no reserve boundary or Stony Point view is inferred. Complete available 4368×2912 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1200 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Original source copy retained privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "chippewas-of-rama-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 68, "angle": 38, "x": 74, "y": 70, "spread": 25, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "90b04eb4", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/rama-mask-arena-2009.jpg", "credit": "Padraic Ryan · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mnjikaning_Arena_Sports_Ki.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "The record identifies this arena at Rama; the Nation’s school account independently names MASK as its adjacent recreation facility. A dated institutional-place illustration, not every Rama person or a present-program outcome. The inspected copy is the provider-listed960px full-frame preview, not the larger original. Parent imported the supplied complete JPEG unchanged; the recorded original/preview/earlier-derivative limits remain. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "chippewas-of-the-thames-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 9, "angle": 11, "x": 66, "y": 63, "spread": 28, "composition": "wash", "signature": "d63b0ed9", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/c05-on-thames-henry-climate-2015.jpg", "credit": "Laurel L. Russwurm · CC BY 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Myneengun_Henry_from_Chippewas_of_the_Thames_(23326761431).jpg", "rights": "CC BY 2.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "Exact photograph names Henry as from Chippewas of the Thames. Commons locates it in the 29 November 2015 Waterloo climate march. Waterloo’s official biography corroborates his former elected Chief role. This is one named person at a dated public event; no present office, ceremonial meaning or endorsement is asserted. Complete available 3264×2448 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1350 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Original source copy retained privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "chitimacha", "originalId": 62, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 94, "angle": -69, "x": 77, "y": 61, "spread": 34, "composition": "fold", "signature": "fd121d5e", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-chitimacha-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: U.S.Army Corps of Engineers · Public Domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Charenton_Floodgate_groundbreaking_ceremony,_St_Mary_Parish_Louisiana,_27_Febrauary_2023_-_16.jpg", "rights": "Public-domain official-duty U.S.Army Corps of Engineers photograph;Commons USACE notice and Flickr Public Domain Mark review", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Charenton_Floodgate_groundbreaking_ceremony,_St_Mary_Parish_Louisiana,_27_Febrauary_2023_-_16.jpg", "scope": "USACE’s dated caption identifies Melissa Darden as Chitimacha Tribal Council Chairman at this 2023 public infrastructure event. The office is a captioned 2023 role, not a current-office assertion. A public civic event, not private cultural ceremony, a portrait of everyone or proof that the project later finished. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "chochenyo", "originalId": 64, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 139, "angle": -3, "x": 71, "y": 54, "spread": 38, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "2372126b", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chocholteco", "originalId": 63, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 314, "angle": -11, "x": 73, "y": 77, "spread": 40, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "ebde372a", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "choctaw", "originalId": 65, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 232, "angle": -76, "x": 45, "y": 57, "spread": 40, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "7537d020", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-choctaw-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Urbanative · Author-released public domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Choctaw_capitol_museum.jpg", "rights": "Author-released public domain", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Choctaw_capitol_museum.jpg#Licensing", "scope": "One Oklahoma Nation capitol/museum setting at Tuskahoma, not the Mississippi Band or every Choctaw community. Primary Nation architectural history independently identifies the place. The record’s 2009 date is explicitly an upload date, not proof of capture; visitors’ identities/membership and any event are not inferred. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "chol", "originalId": 66, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 189, "angle": -7, "x": 56, "y": 75, "spread": 43, "composition": "wash", "signature": "ae297a4d", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chontal-of-oaxaca", "originalId": 67, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 162, "angle": -40, "x": 65, "y": 27, "spread": 38, "composition": "fold", "signature": "61cdc742", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chontal-of-tabasco", "originalId": 68, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 58, "angle": 67, "x": 59, "y": 61, "spread": 31, "composition": "wash", "signature": "8bd43f9a", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chorotega", "originalId": 69, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 307, "angle": -7, "x": 51, "y": 28, "spread": 38, "composition": "wash", "signature": "a0447c4b", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chorti", "originalId": 70, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 180, "angle": -28, "x": 53, "y": 47, "spread": 30, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "d6ad40a4", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chuj", "originalId": 71, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 169, "angle": -54, "x": 67, "y": 31, "spread": 42, "composition": "wash", "signature": "8869e5d1", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chuloonawick-native-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 91, "angle": 16, "x": 44, "y": 51, "spread": 28, "composition": "fold", "signature": "dc47e803", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "chumash", "originalId": 72, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 276, "angle": -56, "x": 40, "y": 66, "spread": 40, "composition": "wash", "signature": "688ea4c4", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "ciguayo", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 352, "angle": 4, "x": 76, "y": 57, "spread": 38, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "61eb82a0", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "circle-native-community", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 347, "angle": 13, "x": 41, "y": 42, "spread": 35, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "1c4a82eb", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "citizen-potawatomi-nation-oklahoma", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 78, "angle": -6, "x": 33, "y": 36, "spread": 38, "composition": "wash", "signature": "2fd16f56", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "clackamas", "originalId": 73, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 173, "angle": 16, "x": 51, "y": 35, "spread": 42, "composition": "arc", "signature": "9b372105", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "clallam", "originalId": 74, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 167, "angle": 30, "x": 34, "y": 57, "spread": 26, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "6538ce77", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c09-clallam-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: NPS / Olympic NP · Public domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Elwha_river_mouth_coast_delta_restoration_project_science_aerial_NPS_photo_2005_(17325108891).jpg", "rights": "Public domain — U.S. federal NPS work; source Flickr PDM review", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Elwha_river_mouth_coast_delta_restoration_project_science_aerial_NPS_photo_2005_(17325108891).jpg#Licensing", "scope": "A dated aerial river-mouth landscape connected here specifically to the Lower Elwha example within the broader Clallam reading route. Lower Elwha’s own timeline explicitly discusses Elwha River homesteads. This 2005 image is not a current river-state assessment, a community boundary or representation of all S’Klallam communities. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "clarkdale-community-yavapaiapache-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 326, "angle": 45, "x": 64, "y": 45, "spread": 42, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "e62858ee", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "clatskanie", "originalId": 75, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 16, "angle": 2, "x": 48, "y": 30, "spread": 26, "composition": "arc", "signature": "1a362f90", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "cloverdale-rancheria-of-pomo-indians-of-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 136, "angle": -78, "x": 35, "y": 17, "spread": 26, "composition": "arc", "signature": "2cf31c10", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "coahuiltecan", "originalId": 76, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 315, "angle": -1, "x": 51, "y": 25, "spread": 22, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "6632a7b", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/coahuiltecan-san-juan-shirey-nps-card.jpg", "credit": "Mission San Juan · NPS / Andrew Shirey", "source": "https://www.nps.gov/saan/index.htm", "rights": "Public domain in the United States — NPS work", "rightsUrl": "https://www.nps.gov/aboutus/disclaimer.htm", "scope": "A modern photograph of the Spanish colonial Mission San Juan in San Antonio. The existing profile discusses this particular mission and records diverse peoples associated with the missions. This illustrates a documented colonial setting, not a universal Coahuiltecan building tradition, a single unified people, a present government's headquarters or territorial boundaries. Read the primary NPS gallery caption and creator credit, the Mission San Juan visitor description and existing park acknowledgement. Rechecked the current profile's mission-specific source scope. Visually inspected the complete 1200×800 gallery-delivered image. The exact linked URL and HTML source were used; no filename was guessed. No image content was generated, altered or cropped by this review. Complete available NPS gallery-delivered frame, not a claim to the photographer's highest-resolution camera original. The separate place-page image was rejected as the primary asset because its URL explicitly serves a cropped view. Web copies were proportionally compressed without upscaling, retouching or invented content. CSS crops/overlays apply to card/background displays; the opened-page banner preserves the complete delivered source view." }, { "slug": "coca", "originalId": 77, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 143, "angle": 62, "x": 59, "y": 27, "spread": 31, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "dd337f77", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "cochimi", "originalId": 78, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 85, "angle": 45, "x": 26, "y": 77, "spread": 28, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "fb9cbfed", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "cochiti-pueblo", "originalId": 80, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 322, "angle": -50, "x": 72, "y": 54, "spread": 37, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "35fb1ff2", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c12-cochiti-pueblo-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: VitaleBaby · CC BY 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kasha_katuwe_vista.jpg", "rights": "CC BY 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/", "scope": "Specifically identified Kasha-Katuwe vista. Cochiti’s own Tent Rocks account documents continuing community landscape relationships. A public landscape, not a village portrait, precise boundary or visitor permission. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "cocopa", "originalId": 79, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 94, "angle": 71, "x": 62, "y": 39, "spread": 26, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "77f00abe", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "cocopah-tribe-of-arizona", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 314, "angle": -76, "x": 40, "y": 66, "spread": 38, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "74be9a22", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "coeur-dalene", "originalId": 81, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 333, "angle": 56, "x": 69, "y": 43, "spread": 33, "composition": "fold", "signature": "2e93bf45", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/coeur-dalene-seltice-warner-1891.jpg", "credit": "Olin Levi Warner · Seltice · SAAM", "source": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/seltice-chief-coeur-dalenes-26769", "rights": "Public domain — SAAM item marked Free to use", "rightsUrl": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/seltice-chief-coeur-dalenes-26769", "scope": "Museum photograph of Olin Levi Warner’s 1891 bronze portrait relief of the specifically identified Coeur d’Alene leader Seltice. This is an outside sculptor’s historical portrait, not Coeur d’Alene-made art, a photograph of the living sitter, or a present government representation. The museum’s curators place Warner’s portraits in the context of racial classification and an erroneous expectation that Native peoples would disappear, and note that the sitters’ perspectives are poorly documented. That context is retained; no essential cultural or physical trait is inferred from the portrait. No traditional design meanings or community endorsement are claimed. Complete delivered 2600x2600 source frame preserved. Web JPEG resized proportionally to 1800x1800 and recompressed at quality 88; no pixel crop, generated material, retouching or added detail. Cards and opened-page backgrounds may use disclosed CSS crops/overlays. Visual review does not add substantive research counts or community endorsement. The original download endpoint returned a short Request Rejected HTML page instead of an image. No retry or challenge bypass was attempted. The separate public display URL returned directly by the same item API worked and supplied the inspected complete display frame. No claim that the original full-resolution file was inspected." }, { "slug": "coeur-dalene-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 172, "angle": 56, "x": 42, "y": 42, "spread": 41, "composition": "arc", "signature": "4eefc44", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/coeur-dalene-seltice-warner-1891.jpg", "credit": "Olin Levi Warner · Seltice · SAAM", "source": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/seltice-chief-coeur-dalenes-26769", "rights": "Public domain — SAAM item marked Free to use", "rightsUrl": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/seltice-chief-coeur-dalenes-26769", "scope": "Museum photograph of Olin Levi Warner’s 1891 bronze portrait relief of the specifically identified Coeur d’Alene leader Seltice. This is an outside sculptor’s historical portrait, not Coeur d’Alene-made art, a photograph of the living sitter, or a present government representation. The museum’s curators place Warner’s portraits in the context of racial classification and an erroneous expectation that Native peoples would disappear, and note that the sitters’ perspectives are poorly documented. That context is retained; no essential cultural or physical trait is inferred from the portrait. No traditional design meanings or community endorsement are claimed. Complete delivered 2600x2600 source frame preserved. Web JPEG resized proportionally to 1800x1800 and recompressed at quality 88; no pixel crop, generated material, retouching or added detail. Cards and opened-page backgrounds may use disclosed CSS crops/overlays. Visual review does not add substantive research counts or community endorsement. The original download endpoint returned a short Request Rejected HTML page instead of an image. No retry or challenge bypass was attempted. The separate public display URL returned directly by the same item API worked and supplied the inspected complete display frame. No claim that the original full-resolution file was inspected. Exact-government route uses this as a specifically identified historical leader portrait object. The visible caption must name Seltice and Warner and explain that this is a museum photograph of a bronze relief; it is not a photograph of a present citizen or council. This new mapping does not enlarge the original artwork attribution or establish present governmental representation. No fresh successful source-page inspection is asserted: the museum record request timed out on October 27, so the prior reviewed source/rights record is preserved. Complete delivered 2600x2600 source frame preserved. Web JPEG resized proportionally to 1800x1800 and recompressed at quality 88; no pixel crop, generated material, retouching or added detail. Cards and opened-page backgrounds may use disclosed CSS crops/overlays. Visual review does not add substantive research counts or community endorsement." }, { "slug": "cold-springs-rancheria-of-mono-indians-of-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 122, "angle": -5, "x": 71, "y": 59, "spread": 41, "composition": "arc", "signature": "68c8765a", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "coldwater-indian-band", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 294, "angle": 11, "x": 33, "y": 74, "spread": 30, "composition": "arc", "signature": "b13453de", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "colville", "originalId": 82, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 147, "angle": 3, "x": 46, "y": 64, "spread": 27, "composition": "arc", "signature": "6b986c9b", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c9-colville-transit.jpg", "credit": "SounderBruce · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Colville_Confederated_Tribes_DOT_buses_at_Inchelium_ferry_dock.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Exact record identifies two Confederated Tribes DOT minibuses at Inchelium ferry dock. The Tribe’s own Transit & Inchelium Ferry page independently identifies its program and route context. Whole public transport vehicles in their setting, not a standalone reproduction of logos, current service guarantee or portrait of every constituent people. Unchanged complete 960×640 JPEG delivered by the exact provider-listed 960px preview link, retrieved normally HTTP 200 by root and independently viewed locally by this agent. The larger record-linked original and camera original were not inspected. No new crop, resizing, compression, retouching, colorization or generation applied; CSS display crops and overlays may affect presentation. Image remains CC BY-SA 4.0 with creator, source and license credits. Whole public vehicles are shown; incidental department marks are not isolated as decorative art or presented as endorsement. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "comanche", "originalId": 83, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 285, "angle": -10, "x": 78, "y": 57, "spread": 27, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "c9421935", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/comanche-village-catlin-1834-1835.jpg", "credit": "George Catlin · 1834–1835 · SAAM", "source": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/comanche-village-women-dressing-robes-and-drying-meat-4011", "rights": "Public domain — SAAM item marked Free to use", "rightsUrl": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/comanche-village-women-dressing-robes-and-drying-meat-4011", "scope": "Smithsonian American Art Museum identifies this George Catlin oil painting specifically as a Comanche village and gives its date as 1834–1835. Its description attributes the 1834 village sketch and the foreground work interpretation to Catlin. This is an outside artist’s historical representation, not a documentary photograph, Comanche-made artwork, a present government depiction, or evidence that every Comanche community lived or worked identically. No exact present-state location, village name, named individual, current cultural practice or territorial boundary is inferred from the scene. Catlin’s quoted village-size claims and stereotypes are not adopted. Complete 3000x1979 delivered museum source JPEG preserved. Proposed web copy resized proportionally to 1800x1187 and recompressed at JPEG quality 88; no pixel crop, retouching, recoloring, generated content or added detail. Card/page CSS crops and overlays must be disclosed. CSS may crop or overlay directory/background copies; the opened-page image preserves the complete delivered source frame." }, { "slug": "comanche-nation-oklahoma", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 100, "angle": 7, "x": 56, "y": 17, "spread": 25, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "7df246bc", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "comox", "originalId": 84, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 161, "angle": 40, "x": 39, "y": 30, "spread": 41, "composition": "fold", "signature": "ccf61cc1", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "confederated-tribes-of-siletz-indians-of-oregon", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 349, "angle": -12, "x": 76, "y": 56, "spread": 31, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "6c947425", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "confederated-tribes-of-the-grand-ronde-community-of-oregon", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 264, "angle": -62, "x": 55, "y": 45, "spread": 32, "composition": "wash", "signature": "4d8faa90", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "confederated-tribes-of-the-warm-springs-reservation-of-oregon", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 286, "angle": -35, "x": 65, "y": 60, "spread": 34, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "cb0ce76e", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "confederated-villages-of-lisjan-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 83, "angle": -20, "x": 40, "y": 54, "spread": 43, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "c737bbe3", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "congaree", "originalId": 85, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 57, "angle": 17, "x": 71, "y": 56, "spread": 29, "composition": "arc", "signature": "27432f09", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "cooks-ferry-indian-band", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 247, "angle": 60, "x": 34, "y": 76, "spread": 41, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "754aa367", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "coos", "originalId": 86, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 121, "angle": -30, "x": 33, "y": 63, "spread": 46, "composition": "wash", "signature": "e73e1c91", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c11-coos-photo.jpg", "credit": "Ian Poellet — CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tribal_Hall_Coos_Lower_Umpqua_Siuslaw_-_Coos_Bay_Oregon.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "The named confederated Tribal Hall at Coos Bay is specifically connected to the government’s institutional history. Not a traditional Coos dwelling, all Coos people or an exclusively Coos institution. Photograph caption says built 1940; Tribe history discusses 1941 trust/hall context, so no exact building-construction date is asserted. Small sign/flag emblems are incidental parts of the whole-building view; not isolated, interpreted or reused as Atlas design. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "coquille", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 187, "angle": -27, "x": 70, "y": 32, "spread": 24, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "c24eb3ab", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c11-coquille-photo.jpg", "credit": "Roy W. Lowe / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Pacific Region — CC BY 2.0; item also records official-duty USFWS public domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Coquille_River_aerial.jpg", "rights": "CC BY 2.0; item also records official-duty USFWS public domain", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "Dated modern Coquille River-mouth/Bandon Marsh landscape. Named-waterway regional context supported by the Tribe’s account; not an exact village, current boundary or universal Coquille landscape. EXIF describes restoration work/plans, not proof of later completion. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "cora", "originalId": 87, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 98, "angle": -23, "x": 58, "y": 54, "spread": 23, "composition": "fold", "signature": "e15e66ca", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "coree", "originalId": 88, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 33, "angle": 64, "x": 47, "y": 15, "spread": 24, "composition": "wash", "signature": "96914a81", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "costanoan-rumsen-carmel-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 258, "angle": 2, "x": 43, "y": 44, "spread": 22, "composition": "arc", "signature": "387b8f92", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "coushatta", "originalId": 89, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 279, "angle": 19, "x": 74, "y": 20, "spread": 43, "composition": "wash", "signature": "11cbee1f", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/coushatta-big-thicket-longleaf-sharaga.jpg", "credit": "Big Thicket · NPS / Scott Sharaga", "source": "https://www.nps.gov/bith/learn/nature/longleaf-pine.htm", "rights": "Public domain in the United States — NPS work", "rightsUrl": "https://www.nps.gov/aboutus/disclaimer.htm", "scope": "Modern Big Thicket National Preserve longleaf-pine landscape, explicitly credited to NPS photographer Scott Sharaga. The Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas history locates its shared Texas community in the Big Thicket and distinguishes Alabama and Coushatta as separate peoples. This supports limited Texas regional/environmental context within the broader Coushatta collection; it does not depict Louisiana or Oklahoma Coushatta communities, a named community member, a cultural object, reservation land, all Coushatta homelands or a historic territorial boundary. No claim is made that the pictured pines supplied a particular basket or that a style or technique belongs to all Coushatta communities. The photographed national-preserve stand is not asserted to lie on the Tribe’s reservation. Proportional resize/recompression from 4103x1511 to 1800x663, JPEG quality 88; entire delivered frame retained, no pixel crop or generated material. CSS display crops/overlays must be disclosed with credits. CSS may crop or overlay directory/background copies; the opened-page image preserves the complete delivered source frame." }, { "slug": "coushatta-tribe-of-louisiana", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 146, "angle": 13, "x": 26, "y": 37, "spread": 41, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "2424e6ea", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "cowichan-tribes", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 247, "angle": 70, "x": 37, "y": 75, "spread": 24, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "77514ab7", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "cowlitz", "originalId": 90, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 225, "angle": -27, "x": 55, "y": 48, "spread": 26, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "45f4c1a9", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c9-cowlitz-river.jpg", "credit": "Bobjgalindo · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cowlitz_River_in_Washington_State.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "The exact record identifies the North Fork Toutle River confluence with the Cowlitz River. Engdahl’s Tribe-published account connects Cowlitz villages and travel with river systems draining to the Columbia. A modern named-waterbody landscape, not an identified historic settlement, reservation shoreline or territorial boundary. Unchanged complete 960×720 JPEG delivered by the exact provider-listed 960px preview link, retrieved normally HTTP 200 by root and independently viewed locally by this agent. The larger record-linked original and camera original were not inspected. No new crop, resizing, compression, retouching, colorization or generation applied; CSS display crops and overlays may affect presentation. Image remains CC BY-SA 4.0 with creator, source and license credits. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "coyote-valley-band-of-pomo-indians-of-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 22, "angle": -28, "x": 43, "y": 71, "spread": 40, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "df67faa6", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "craig-tribal-association", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 144, "angle": 38, "x": 54, "y": 37, "spread": 37, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "acbeceb0", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "cree", "originalId": 91, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 302, "angle": -23, "x": 35, "y": 78, "spread": 33, "composition": "arc", "signature": "a5498fce", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/cree-james-bay-hood-met-2021-434-28-card.jpg", "credit": "James Bay Cree maker · The Met · CC0", "source": "https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/751501", "rights": "CC0 through Met Open Access; individual artwork record explicitly labels image Public Domain.", "rightsUrl": "https://www.metmuseum.org/hubs/open-access", "scope": "Precisely James Bay Cree example on broader Cree reading route; not a claim that all Cree communities share identical hoodwork or that the maker belongs to a named present government. Visual/cultural-object and reuse review only. No profile historical synthesis or substantive-source count added. No restricted ceremonial context identified in inspected object record. Original frame retained. Proportional JPEG compression; web maximum 1,400 pixels, card maximum 500 pixels, no cropping, retouching or generated content. Directory cards and page backdrops may use CSS crops and translucent overlays; the opened image preserves the complete delivered frame." }, { "slug": "crow", "originalId": 92, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 6, "angle": -5, "x": 48, "y": 46, "spread": 36, "composition": "arc", "signature": "93630b5e", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-crow-photo.jpg", "credit": "25or6to4 — CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chief_Plenty_Coups_House_2021_1.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "One named leader’s historic house exterior near Pryor, Montana; not a portrait, all Crow housing, universal architecture or territorial claim. No burial area depicted. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "crow-creek-sioux-tribe-of-the-crow-creek-reservation-south-dakota", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 70, "angle": -2, "x": 26, "y": 51, "spread": 22, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "83698876", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "cuicateco", "originalId": 93, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 249, "angle": -39, "x": 30, "y": 68, "spread": 27, "composition": "arc", "signature": "20b5cb49", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "cupeno", "originalId": 94, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 301, "angle": 77, "x": 72, "y": 34, "spread": 28, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "fbb228ed", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "curve-lake-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 41, "angle": -45, "x": 55, "y": 65, "spread": 35, "composition": "fold", "signature": "28d2ab19", "initial": "C", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/curve-lake-waterfront-2012.jpg", "credit": "^ Missi ^ · CC BY 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curve_Lake_(8068715833).jpg", "rights": "CC BY 2.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "The photographer explicitly describes driving around Curve Lake Reserve during a visit to Whetung Gallery. This is the specifically captioned2012 local waterfront, not a survey of reserve boundaries, every lake shore or current environmental conditions. Parent imported the complete available 3360×2640 frame as a proportional 1800×1414 JPEG derivative; no pixel crop or retouching. Earlier source/preview and derivative limits remain as recorded. CSS display crops/overlays only." }, { "slug": "curyung-tribal-council", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 49, "angle": -44, "x": 43, "y": 59, "spread": 30, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "91ea2a21", "initial": "C" }, { "slug": "dakota", "originalId": 95, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 111, "angle": 3, "x": 46, "y": 60, "spread": 25, "composition": "wash", "signature": "5848029f", "initial": "D", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/lower-sioux-agency-mcghiever-2012.jpg", "credit": "McGhiever · CC BY-SA3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lower_Sioux_Agency_warehouse.jpg", "rights": "Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike3.0 Unported", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Copy the existing cleared Lower Sioux Agency warehouse photograph with Dakota and Santee Dakota as the two new slugs, leaving the original Community mapping unchanged. The retained Dakota sources already identify Caŋṡayapi/Lower Sioux as Mdewakanton; the exact public historic-site body was reopened October 27, 2026 for the agency's Bdewakantunwan/Wahpekute connection and Community management. Caption it as this particular 2012 agency-era building under community public interpretation, not a traditional dwelling or a portrayal of all Dakota peoples. Preserve the original 960px browser-preview access limitation, McGhiever credit, CC BY-SA 3.0 and display-crop disclosure. Lower Sioux Agency warehouse exterior; the Community’s own Historic Site page describes its management of this specific public historic site through a cooperative agreement beginning in2007. This is a2012 photograph of an agency-era building, not a traditional Dakota dwelling, a current family home or a depiction of all community life. No war narrative, date of construction or property-title conclusion is inferred from its appearance. Complete browser-rendered preview frame preserved unchanged, without crop, retouching or generated pixels. The opened-page image is proportional; directory/backdrop copies may use disclosed CSS crops and overlays. Preserve this photograph and derivatives under CC BY-SA3.0 with creator/source/license credit. This image review adds no substantive historical reading count. Unchanged complete browser preview; CSS cropping/overlays only, with disclosure. CC BY-SA3.0 applies to photograph and derivatives; no endorsement asserted. Use the same new copy-only registry record as Dakota, with both slugs; preserve the old Lower Sioux mapping. The Community's historic-site body lines 83–97 read October 27, 2026 explicitly ties this agency to Bdewakantunwan and Wahpekute bands; NICC's actual history body identifies both within Santee. The photograph is specifically a Lower Sioux Agency warehouse in 2012, at a site managed by the Mdewakanton Community, not a generic Sioux substitute or a Nebraska government building. Preserve McGhiever, CC BY-SA 3.0 and the original 960px-preview access limitation." }, { "slug": "dangriga-belize", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 336, "angle": -78, "x": 52, "y": 42, "spread": 30, "composition": "wash", "signature": "662d7110", "initial": "D", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c14-dangriga-main-street-krohn-2008.jpg", "credit": "Haakon S. Krohn · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dangriga_main_street.jpg", "rights": "Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike3.0 Unported (selected from the offered licences)", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "A particular 2008 public street view in Dangriga, identified exactly in the photographer record. The local guide sources explicitly concern Garifuna civic life and the GulisiMuseum in this town. This photograph illustrates the shared town setting, not a Garifuna-only street, the museum building, named community members, every resident’s ethnicity or territorial extent. Commercial signs/vehicles and pedestrians are incidental; no business or personal identity is inferred. Complete available source frame visually inspected, with no pixel crop, retouching, colorization or generated alteration. Card/backdrop CSS may crop or overlay display only; the complete frame and source/rights remain linked." }, { "slug": "daylu-dena-council", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 317, "angle": -51, "x": 52, "y": 58, "spread": 34, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "ddd425ed", "initial": "D" }, { "slug": "deg-hitan", "originalId": 96, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 316, "angle": 74, "x": 79, "y": 25, "spread": 33, "composition": "wash", "signature": "f07d9fd4", "initial": "D" }, { "slug": "delaware-lenape", "originalId": 97, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 290, "angle": -19, "x": 70, "y": 38, "spread": 30, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "b11085ea", "initial": "D", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/lenape-bodasin-catlin-1830.jpg", "credit": "George Catlin · Bód-a-sin · 1830", "source": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/bod-sin-chief-tribe-3931", "rights": "Public domain — SAAM item marked Free to use", "rightsUrl": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/bod-sin-chief-tribe-3931", "scope": "Smithsonian American Art Museum explicitly identifies Bód-a-sin as a Delaware/Lenape chief. George Catlin’s 1830 oil portrait is an outside artist’s historical portrayal of one named person, not a documentary photograph, Lenape-made art, a generic Native likeness, or an image of a present government. The museum says it was probably painted at Fort Leavenworth in today’s Kansas; that uncertainty is retained. This image does not establish a Texas connection, exact territorial boundaries, current clothing or cultural practice, descent to a particular government, or community endorsement. No meanings are assigned to the sitter’s clothing or ornaments. The museum’s paired Delaware/Lenape identification supports these two overlapping directory reading labels. They do not count as two distinct nations or imply one present government. Complete 2461x3000 museum-delivered source JPEG inspected and preserved. Web copy resized proportionally to 1477x1800 and recompressed at quality 88; no pixel crop, added detail, generated material, retouching or recoloring. Directory cards and opened-page backgrounds may use disclosed CSS crops/overlays. Preserve a full-frame route where possible. CSS crops/overlays apply to cards and backgrounds; the opened image preserves the complete delivered source frame." }, { "slug": "delaware-nation-oklahoma", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 53, "angle": 16, "x": 74, "y": 19, "spread": 41, "composition": "arc", "signature": "17a18605", "initial": "D" }, { "slug": "denaina", "originalId": 98, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 167, "angle": 55, "x": 44, "y": 49, "spread": 37, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "2944733f", "initial": "D" }, { "slug": "dene", "originalId": 99, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 51, "angle": 26, "x": 36, "y": 58, "spread": 28, "composition": "wash", "signature": "84f63753", "initial": "D" }, { "slug": "denesuline", "originalId": 100, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 229, "angle": 53, "x": 29, "y": 54, "spread": 31, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "72ebe12d", "initial": "D" }, { "slug": "dogrib-t-cho", "originalId": 101, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 214, "angle": 36, "x": 64, "y": 53, "spread": 42, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "62ebf0a6", "initial": "D" }, { "slug": "dokis-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 190, "angle": 23, "x": 46, "y": 32, "spread": 24, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "83d88d3e", "initial": "D", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c06-dokis-french-river-rapids.jpg", "credit": "Eric Raymond Lanning · CC BY 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rapids_-_panoramio_-_Eric_Raymond_Lanning.jpg", "rights": "CC BY 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/", "scope": "The photographer’s caption is simply Rapids; the inspected Commons record categorizes it as French River/Dokis context. The community-approved Dokis case study establishes the community’s relationship to the French River. This is regional waterway context only, not an independently verified reserve location, the hydroelectric project, a ceremonial place or territorial evidence. Exact source record, photographer and media-specific licence read; no image-based historical source count. Parent imported the supplied complete JPEG unchanged; the recorded original/preview/earlier-derivative limits remain. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "douglas-indian-association", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 186, "angle": -37, "x": 38, "y": 39, "spread": 38, "composition": "fold", "signature": "5568c05a", "initial": "D" }, { "slug": "dry-creek-rancheria-band-of-pomo-indians-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 51, "angle": 1, "x": 76, "y": 46, "spread": 37, "composition": "fold", "signature": "b9386a8b", "initial": "D" }, { "slug": "duwamish", "originalId": 102, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 15, "angle": 66, "x": 52, "y": 30, "spread": 44, "composition": "fold", "signature": "da2a9097", "initial": "D", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c9-duwamish-river.jpg", "credit": "Benjamin Cody · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Duwamish_River_at_South_Park.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Exact record identifies the Duwamish River at South Park in Seattle. The Tribe’s FAQ and Culture Today actual bodies connect Duwamish names and life with the river. A dated modern waterway view, not a precolonial reconstruction, boundary, claim of present title or photograph of tribal members. Unchanged complete 960×708 JPEG delivered by the exact provider-listed 960px preview link, retrieved normally HTTP 200 by root and independently viewed locally by this agent. The larger record-linked original and camera original were not inspected. No new crop, resizing, compression, retouching, colorization or generation applied; CSS display crops and overlays may affect presentation. Image remains CC BY-SA 3.0 with creator, source and license credits. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "eastern-shawnee-tribe-of-oklahoma", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 301, "angle": -18, "x": 60, "y": 20, "spread": 35, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "99611ff5", "initial": "E" }, { "slug": "eastern-shoshone-tribe-of-the-wind-river-reservation-wyoming", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 82, "angle": 65, "x": 52, "y": 62, "spread": 28, "composition": "arc", "signature": "fb8d7a8a", "initial": "E" }, { "slug": "egegik-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 272, "angle": -16, "x": 51, "y": 23, "spread": 23, "composition": "wash", "signature": "89e75400", "initial": "E" }, { "slug": "eklutna-native-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 216, "angle": 42, "x": 34, "y": 72, "spread": 28, "composition": "wash", "signature": "7852a6d0", "initial": "E" }, { "slug": "el-poblado-guaiqueri-community-margarita", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 262, "angle": -73, "x": 50, "y": 17, "spread": 25, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "5eb7763e", "initial": "E" }, { "slug": "elem-indian-colony-of-pomo-indians-of-the-sulphur-bank-rancheria-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 212, "angle": -74, "x": 42, "y": 71, "spread": 32, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "8c1f4f34", "initial": "E" }, { "slug": "elk-valley-rancheria-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 190, "angle": -2, "x": 38, "y": 70, "spread": 22, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "6400e376", "initial": "E" }, { "slug": "ely-shoshone-tribe-of-nevada", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 20, "angle": 52, "x": 44, "y": 42, "spread": 45, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "ed00e324", "initial": "E" }, { "slug": "embera", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 143, "angle": -73, "x": 25, "y": 61, "spread": 46, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "3e63ea3f", "initial": "E" }, { "slug": "emmonak-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 126, "angle": 70, "x": 74, "y": 74, "spread": 43, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "cd6387b6", "initial": "E" }, { "slug": "eno", "originalId": 103, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 199, "angle": -1, "x": 38, "y": 29, "spread": 37, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "618e677f", "initial": "E" }, { "slug": "enterprise-rancheria-of-maidu-indians-of-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 147, "angle": 38, "x": 61, "y": 47, "spread": 30, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "342d8db3", "initial": "E" }, { "slug": "erie", "originalId": 104, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 200, "angle": 75, "x": 59, "y": 17, "spread": 35, "composition": "wash", "signature": "3bad61d8", "initial": "E" }, { "slug": "esquimalt-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 68, "angle": 3, "x": 28, "y": 47, "spread": 29, "composition": "fold", "signature": "b0d8c39c", "initial": "E" }, { "slug": "esselen", "originalId": 105, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 16, "angle": -33, "x": 45, "y": 63, "spread": 43, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "7c183f78", "initial": "E" }, { "slug": "eufaula", "originalId": 106, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 122, "angle": -10, "x": 48, "y": 67, "spread": 24, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "db537332", "initial": "E" }, { "slug": "eyak", "originalId": 107, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 295, "angle": 71, "x": 44, "y": 38, "spread": 29, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "33e315bf", "initial": "E" }, { "slug": "fancy-saint-vincent", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 84, "angle": -30, "x": 38, "y": 79, "spread": 39, "composition": "fold", "signature": "aa90c94", "initial": "F" }, { "slug": "federated-indians-of-graton-rancheria-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 185, "angle": 23, "x": 49, "y": 78, "spread": 45, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "ffee8239", "initial": "F" }, { "slug": "flandreau-santee-sioux-tribe-of-south-dakota", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 1, "angle": -80, "x": 45, "y": 18, "spread": 28, "composition": "arc", "signature": "b6d3de01", "initial": "F" }, { "slug": "flathead-bitterroot-salish", "originalId": 108, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 200, "angle": 5, "x": 48, "y": 45, "spread": 36, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "d1d893a8", "initial": "F" }, { "slug": "fond-du-lac-band-of-lake-superior-chippewa", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 147, "angle": -12, "x": 28, "y": 17, "spread": 37, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "48a02d23", "initial": "F", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/fond-du-lac-cloquet-watershed-card.jpg", "credit": "Minnecologies · CC BY 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cloquet_Riparian_Forest.jpg", "rights": "CC BY 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/", "scope": "Regional watershed context only. The photographer identifies a St. Louis River tributary at Cloquet; the particular tributary, reservation ownership and exact camera site are not established. The Band’s 2018 letter places its reservation in the same basin and describes the St. Louis River entering the reservation. Do not caption this as Band-owned land, a named reservation site, Gitigaaning, a wild-rice lake or a documented site of cultural practice. A closer exact-community photograph remains an explicit gap. Complete delivered frame retained. Opened-page image should display proportionally; any directory/backdrop CSS crop or overlay is presentation treatment and must not become an altered archival claim. Derivatives remain subject to the stated photo license; no endorsement implied." }, { "slug": "forest-county-potawatomi-community", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 9, "angle": -4, "x": 58, "y": 39, "spread": 26, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "77f00361", "initial": "F", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/forest-county-potawatomi-hotel-2015.jpg", "credit": "Royalbroil · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Potawatomi_Hotel_Milwaukee_September_2015.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "The exact enterprise's About Our Business page explicitly identifies Forest County Potawatomi Community as owner/operator. This 2015 view illustrates a particular Milwaukee enterprise, not the reservation, all Potawatomi governments or the whole Community. It has slight white borders and softness already present in the retrieved image; no current appearance or outcomes are inferred. Complete available 2622×1773 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1217 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Original source copy retained privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "fort-belknap-indian-community-of-the-fort-belknap-reservation-of-montana", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 220, "angle": 57, "x": 69, "y": 55, "spread": 23, "composition": "fold", "signature": "d4ee814c", "initial": "F" }, { "slug": "fort-bidwell-indian-community-of-the-fort-bidwell-reservation-of-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 314, "angle": -36, "x": 45, "y": 77, "spread": 40, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "68996d62", "initial": "F" }, { "slug": "fort-independence-indian-community-of-paiute-indians-of-the-fort-independence-reservation-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 32, "angle": 39, "x": 36, "y": 20, "spread": 28, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "4001cbb8", "initial": "F" }, { "slug": "fort-mcdowell-yavapai-nation-arizona", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 157, "angle": 29, "x": 26, "y": 43, "spread": 22, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "515caf6d", "initial": "F" }, { "slug": "fort-mojave-indian-tribe-of-arizona-california-nevada", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 36, "angle": 9, "x": 76, "y": 60, "spread": 39, "composition": "arc", "signature": "f1e5accc", "initial": "F" }, { "slug": "fort-william-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 181, "angle": -63, "x": 77, "y": 79, "spread": 23, "composition": "arc", "signature": "e1770b8d", "initial": "F", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c6-fort-william-autumn.jpg", "credit": "Tony Webster · CC BY-SA 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mt_McKay_Fall_Trees_Thunder_Bay_(23389821539).jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 2.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/", "scope": "Photographer’s exact record identifies Fort William First Nation and Mount McKay; the museum account independently pairs Mount McKay/Anemki-Wajiw with the community. A specific public landscape, not all territory, members, cultural objects or proof of ownership. No sacred practice or detailed ceremonial site is depicted. Unchanged complete record-linked960px full-frame preview. The larger original was not inspected or copied. CSS crops/overlays affect display only. The photographic image remains available under CC BY-SA 2.0; creator/source/license credit retained. Parent imported the supplied complete JPEG unchanged; the recorded original/preview/earlier-derivative limits remain. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "fox-meskwaki", "originalId": 109, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 117, "angle": -26, "x": 70, "y": 54, "spread": 42, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "94f11bb5", "initial": "F" }, { "slug": "gabrielinotongva", "originalId": 110, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 352, "angle": -46, "x": 43, "y": 63, "spread": 36, "composition": "arc", "signature": "86c20810", "initial": "G" }, { "slug": "galice", "originalId": 111, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 126, "angle": -15, "x": 56, "y": 66, "spread": 29, "composition": "fold", "signature": "33ff880e", "initial": "G" }, { "slug": "garifuna", "originalId": 112, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 228, "angle": -17, "x": 40, "y": 50, "spread": 37, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "a67283fc", "initial": "G", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/garifuna-hopkins-almond-beach-rodriguez-2012.jpg", "credit": "Walter Rodriguez · CC BY 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Almond_Beach,_Hopkins,_Stann_Creek,_Belize.jpg", "rights": "Creative Commons Attribution2.0 Generic", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "Modern Almond Beach landscape identified as Hopkins-area, Stann Creek, Belize. The BelizeTourismBoard identifies Hopkins with a Garifuna community; this is narrow place context, not a photograph of Garifuna people or a boundary, property-ownership, exclusive-occupation or all-community claim. Complete delivered frame inspected; original cameraRAW and earlier Photoshop processing history uninspected." }, { "slug": "georgetown-belize", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 332, "angle": 76, "x": 62, "y": 41, "spread": 34, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "b87012e4", "initial": "G" }, { "slug": "gila-river-indian-community-of-the-gila-river-indian-reservation-arizona", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 270, "angle": 33, "x": 56, "y": 27, "spread": 41, "composition": "fold", "signature": "36e4bf8e", "initial": "G" }, { "slug": "gingolx-village-government", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 10, "angle": 56, "x": 57, "y": 75, "spread": 29, "composition": "wash", "signature": "7896b842", "initial": "G" }, { "slug": "gitgaat-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 63, "angle": -43, "x": 35, "y": 23, "spread": 28, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "6bf1492f", "initial": "G" }, { "slug": "gitlaxtaamix-village-government", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 211, "angle": -29, "x": 78, "y": 40, "spread": 30, "composition": "fold", "signature": "8bbf569b", "initial": "G" }, { "slug": "gitxaa-a-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 295, "angle": 16, "x": 44, "y": 45, "spread": 41, "composition": "arc", "signature": "81ddee07", "initial": "G" }, { "slug": "gitxsan", "originalId": 113, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 105, "angle": 33, "x": 59, "y": 23, "spread": 40, "composition": "arc", "signature": "3046f089", "initial": "G", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c8-gitxsan-skeena.jpg", "credit": "Amy Jean Nichols · CC BY 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Skeena_River_in_New_Hazelton,_BC.jpg", "rights": "CC BY 2.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "Exact photographer record identifies Skeena River in New Hazelton. The Huwilp Government describes Gitxsan relationships with the Skeena and tributaries. A named waterbody/regional view, not an identified House fishing site, reserve shore, all Gitxsan communities or evidence of territorial boundaries. The record exposes a950×800 original, smaller than960; no960preview URL was invented. Flickr upload-bot license verification dated September19,2009 is recorded by Commons; original Flickr page was not rechecked in this batch. Unchanged complete950×800 file delivered by the exact Commons Original file link. That record-linked original JPEG was retrieved normally200 and locally inspected; the camera original and earlier editing history were not independently inspected. No new crop, resizing, retouching or generation. CSS display crops/overlays may affect presentation. Image remains CC BY2.0 with creator/source/license credit. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "gosiute", "originalId": 114, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 189, "angle": -62, "x": 52, "y": 36, "spread": 28, "composition": "arc", "signature": "97aac795", "initial": "G" }, { "slug": "grand-portage-band-of-lake-superior-chippewa", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 158, "angle": -6, "x": 28, "y": 75, "spread": 45, "composition": "fold", "signature": "b4c33956", "initial": "G", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/grand-portage-bay-card.jpg", "credit": "Chris Light · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Grand_Portage_bay_%26_island.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "A 1984 photograph of Grand Portage Bay seen across the reconstructed public depot grounds. The NPS identifies this lakeshore district as a reconstruction within Grand Portage Anishinaabe homeland. It is not an eighteenth-century photograph, an intact historical village or a current appearance claim. No individual, ceremony, artifact detail or territorial boundary is asserted. Complete delivered frame retained. Opened-page image should display proportionally; any directory/backdrop CSS crop or overlay is presentation treatment and must not become an altered archival claim. Derivatives remain subject to the stated photo license; no endorsement implied." }, { "slug": "grand-river-bands-of-ottawa-indians", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 331, "angle": -19, "x": 48, "y": 49, "spread": 28, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "787c02eb", "initial": "G", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c5-grand-river-museum-eisenschenk2012.jpg", "credit": "John Eisenschenk · partner museum · CC BY 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Grand_Rapids_Public_Museum.jpg", "rights": "CC BY2.0 — file-specific attribution license", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "File-specific photographer/date/license and the Commons Flickr-license review inspected. Downloaded 4320x2432 original and complete frame visually inspected. The Museum’s 2021 report specifically records partnership with the Grand River Bands on a treaty commemoration. This 2012 exterior is a contextual picture of that institution, not a Band-owned building, the commemoration, the exhibition or a depiction of all Ottawa people. Credit and license link must remain; disclose proportional resizing and CSS crops. No crop or other pixel edit made here. Complete available 4320×2432 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1013 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Original source copy retained privately. 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Confirm that retrieved pixels depict a photograph, rather than the separate logo file, before acceptance. Root completed normal-browser preview retrieval and full-preview visual inspection. This960px frame is reproduced unchanged; no larger-original pixel inspection is claimed. No challenge bypass or login was used. Any CSS crops and overlays affect presentation only. Exact available960px preview copied unchanged; CSS crops/overlays on directory and backdrop, full preview frame on opened page. 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UCLA’s archive-project account explicitly connects Cubagua fishing communities and particularly Guaiquerí identity. This is not a portrait of a named community, a reconstruction, a historical territory, evidence that all island residents belong to one people, or an all-Margarita ancestry claim." }, { "slug": "guale", "originalId": 117, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 163, "angle": 35, "x": 29, "y": 24, "spread": 35, "composition": "fold", "signature": "28eaf49b", "initial": "G" }, { "slug": "guanahatabey", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 251, "angle": 21, "x": 69, "y": 43, "spread": 32, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "283aaa2b", "initial": "G" }, { "slug": "guarijio", "originalId": 118, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 193, "angle": 39, "x": 44, "y": 21, "spread": 31, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "4d7716b9", "initial": "G" }, { "slug": "guidiville-rancheria-of-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 224, "angle": -62, "x": 62, "y": 69, "spread": 29, "composition": "fold", "signature": "40736f90", "initial": "G" }, { "slug": "gulkana-village-council", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 189, "angle": 43, "x": 66, "y": 55, "spread": 25, "composition": "fold", "signature": "7dd7b7dd", "initial": "G" }, { "slug": "guna-gunadule", "originalId": 119, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 282, "angle": 50, "x": 67, "y": 54, "spread": 23, "composition": "arc", "signature": "b5b2dc12", "initial": "G" }, { "slug": "gwasalanakwaxdaxw-band", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 271, "angle": -52, "x": 60, "y": 26, "spread": 26, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "6b724ae7", "initial": "G" }, { "slug": "gwawaenuk-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 264, "angle": 33, "x": 76, "y": 76, "spread": 38, "composition": "fold", "signature": "deeac588", "initial": "G" }, { "slug": "gwichin", "originalId": 120, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 318, "angle": -66, "x": 35, "y": 76, "spread": 44, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "5d2b9a76", "initial": "G" }, { "slug": "habematolel-pomo-of-upper-lake-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 285, "angle": 5, "x": 28, "y": 46, "spread": 29, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "14b0c9ad", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "hagwilget-village-council", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 148, "angle": 63, "x": 49, "y": 55, "spread": 42, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "add4597c", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "haida", "originalId": 121, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 194, "angle": -11, "x": 36, "y": 70, "spread": 34, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "9f6a162a", "initial": "H", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c08-haida-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Karen Neoh · CC BY 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Skidegate-Waterfront1.jpg", "rights": "CC BY2.0 Generic", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "A waterfront view at one specifically identified Haida community. CHN’s institutional account explicitly identifies Skidegate Band Council as a Haida village government. This is not all Haida communities, a boundary or a depiction of every citizen. Actual pixels show a coastal landscape, not a village-building portrait or a cultural object. The item names Skidegate; the Council’s account identifies the village-government context. No named island, surveyed boundary or universal Haida representation inferred. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "haisla", "originalId": 122, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 205, "angle": -55, "x": 62, "y": 29, "spread": 22, "composition": "arc", "signature": "514ec9cd", "initial": "H", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c8-haisla-kitamaat.jpg", "credit": "Sam Beebe/Ecotrust · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kitamaat_Village_-_panoramio.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Exact photographer record identifies Kitamaat Village. Haisla Nation history explicitly identifies the Haisla with this village and distinguishes Kitamaat Village from the later nearby town Kitimat. A dated settlement view, not the whole people, all Haisla lands or current housing conditions. Commons records Panoramio license verification on June27,2016. Required attribution is Sam Beebe/Ecotrust; EXIF also contains an older CC BY3.0 line, while the explicit file licensing grants CC BY-SA3.0, which is the selected license. Actual inspected frame is a wide forest/channel/mountain landscape with a small distant settled area; it is not a close photograph or comprehensive view of the village or its cultural objects. Unchanged complete provider-listed960px full-frame preview, retrieved normally200 and locally inspected. The larger record original was not inspected or copied by this agent. No new crop, resizing, retouching or generation. CSS display crops/overlays may affect presentation. Image remains CC BY-SA 3.0 with creator/source/license credit. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "halfway-river-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 189, "angle": 78, "x": 62, "y": 21, "spread": 44, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "5d3544f5", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "hammawi-band-pit-river-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 291, "angle": 76, "x": 47, "y": 30, "spread": 43, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "3d8136e3", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "han", "originalId": 123, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 300, "angle": -48, "x": 78, "y": 58, "spread": 27, "composition": "wash", "signature": "e8bf0804", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "hanitaibo", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 124, "angle": -60, "x": 75, "y": 35, "spread": 27, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "b04a0aa4", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "hannahville-indian-community", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 111, "angle": -17, "x": 63, "y": 46, "spread": 36, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "bf0fa0ff", "initial": "H", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/hannahville-marksman-frontispiece.jpg", "credit": "Historical portrait · Drew University/GCAH via IA", "source": "https://archive.org/details/lifeofrevpeterma01pite/page/n3/mode/1up", "rights": "Public-domain historical U.S. printed portrait — pre-1923 publication basis", "rightsUrl": "https://www.nlm.nih.gov/hmd/copyright/patron-guide-law-guidance.html", "scope": "The complete535×857 available book-reader preview retains the printed Rev. Peter Marksman caption. Hannahville’s own history connects this Ojibwe Methodist missionary with its settlement history; this is not a portrait of a Potawatomi government, a present member or all Hannahville families. The volume is an outside missionary account whose interpretations are not endorsed. Internet Archive catalogues it as1911; call number and handwritten title-page date indicate1901. Exact edition and original portrait photographer/date remain unresolved, while both recorded publication dates precede1923. Only the available preview, catalogue, title/frontispiece and selected opening text were inspected; no full-volume reading or high-resolution original inspection is claimed. Reuse relies on the historical U.S. publication, not an invented Internet Archive license. Exact available full-frame JPEG copied unchanged; CSS crops and overlays affect card/backdrop display only." }, { "slug": "hasinai", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 6, "angle": -45, "x": 65, "y": 26, "spread": 39, "composition": "arc", "signature": "d288051e", "initial": "H", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/hasinai-caddo-mounds-museum-moore-2026.jpg", "credit": "Larry D. Moore · CC BY 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Museum_Caddo_Mounds_SHS_Texas_2026.jpg", "rights": "CC BY 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/", "scope": "A public historic-site institution in the related East Texas region. The site’s own historical article explicitly discusses later Hasinai communities in the Neches/Angelina valleys; that is the bridge to this named historical grouping. The photograph is not a Hasinai house, proof that ancient mound builders had the same subgroup identity, an ancient reconstruction, a cultural design template or a depiction of all Caddo communities. No interior artifacts, ceremonial knowledge or burials appear. Private candidate is a byte-for-byte copy of the inspected full-frame display JPEG. Root may make proportional card/page resizes with dimensions/hash and change note. Preserve photographer/source/license credits and any ShareAlike obligation for photographic derivatives; disclose display-only CSS crops or overlays. No source-count increment or endorsement. Exact available full-frame JPEG copied unchanged; CSS crops and overlays affect card/backdrop display only." }, { "slug": "hatteras", "originalId": 124, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 213, "angle": -29, "x": 68, "y": 28, "spread": 26, "composition": "fold", "signature": "396f629d", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "haudenosaunee", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 176, "angle": 57, "x": 27, "y": 19, "spread": 24, "composition": "arc", "signature": "1fc1b448", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "havasupai", "originalId": 125, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 331, "angle": 1, "x": 71, "y": 65, "spread": 40, "composition": "wash", "signature": "5c1cc08b", "initial": "H", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c12-havasupai-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Terry Eiler (Terrill Eiler) · Public domain — EPA official-duty image, as specified by the media record", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:ARIZONA-HAVASU_FALLS_-_NARA_-_544101.jpg", "rights": "Public domain — EPA official-duty image, as specified by the media record", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Template:PD-USGov-EPA", "scope": "NARA-identified Havasu Falls landscape. The Tribe’s Supai account specifically connects community life with these canyon waters. Historical scenery, not present access or water-safety advice. Three ordinary swimmers/visitors visible in the historical frame remain unidentified; no Tribal affiliation, relationship or age is inferred. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. 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Nation’s own history identifies Bella Bella on Campbell Island as a central community. A dated public settlement view, not every Heiltsuk village, a reserve boundary or current census. The photographer discloses that this is a five-frame stitched panorama made with ArcSoft Panorama Maker6, with possible blending/perspective artifacts. Preserve that source manipulation disclosure; it is not generated imagery. Unchanged complete provider-listed960px full-frame preview, retrieved normally200 and locally inspected. The larger record original was not inspected or copied by this agent. No new crop, resizing, retouching or generation. CSS display crops/overlays may affect presentation. Image remains CC BY-SA 3.0 with creator/source/license credit. The creator discloses a five-frame stitched panorama assembled in ArcSoft Panorama Maker6; perspective/blending artifacts are part of the supplied source. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "henvey-inlet-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 46, "angle": 20, "x": 71, "y": 76, "spread": 44, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "88d71126", "initial": "H", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c7-henvey-wind-project-2020.jpg", "credit": "P199 · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Henvey_Inlet_FN.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Photographer specifically identifies the wind project at Henvey Inlet First Nation Reserve. A dated institutional landscape connected to the Nation’s2020 public letter, not proof of financial results, current operation or community-wide approval. Complete available960×640 JPEG imported unchanged. CSS display crops/overlays affect background/card copies only; the page displays the complete frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "hewisedawi-band-pit-river-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 57, "angle": 37, "x": 54, "y": 30, "spread": 42, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "49f2f8a9", "initial": "H", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/pit175-hewisedawi-goose-lake-usgs.jpg", "credit": "Casie Smith · USGS · Public domain", "source": "https://www.usgs.gov/media/images/goose-lake-oregon-california", "rights": "Public Domain — exact USGS media Sources/Usage field", "rightsUrl": "https://www.usgs.gov/media/images/goose-lake-oregon-california", "scope": "Complete offered original4080x3072JPEG downloaded normally and viewed in full-frame composition; viewing tool reduced it onscreen only. Exact USGS media page identifies Goose Lake on the Oregon–California border, credits Casie Smith and states Public Domain. The Tribe’s Hewisedawi history explicitly centers Goose Lake; this is modern regional landscape context, not a photographed village, all-community portrait, ownership, access permission, boundary or present ecological-status assessment. No pixel edit, crop, resize, recompression, retouching or generation; same original file used for card and opened-page image. Card/background CSS may crop or overlay; full available composition is retained in the banner. Image review adds no substantive bibliography work." }, { "slug": "hidatsa", "originalId": 127, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 319, "angle": 9, "x": 66, "y": 32, "spread": 33, "composition": "fold", "signature": "41520acf", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "high-bar-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 110, "angle": -62, "x": 42, "y": 19, "spread": 39, "composition": "fold", "signature": "365a4796", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "hitchiti", "originalId": 128, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 223, "angle": -73, "x": 32, "y": 63, "spread": 36, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "fd961b3f", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "hochunk", "originalId": 130, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 157, "angle": -16, "x": 73, "y": 39, "spread": 29, "composition": "wash", "signature": "3a3d3f05", "initial": "H", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/hochunk-whiteeagle-walsh-dol-2021.jpg", "credit": "Ariana Lindquist / USDOL · CC BY 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Marty_Walsh_and_Marlon_WhiteEagle_(51203548127)_(cropped).jpg", "rights": "CC BY2.0, as explicitly stated on the file page; official Department of Labor photograph with federal-work reuse statement also reproduced there.", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "An individually scoped Wisconsin Ho-Chunk Nation meeting illustrates one government within this broader people-name route. It is not every Ho-Chunk community or present leadership. Actual Commons file-description body read, including date/place/subject, official USDOL credit and reused federal-work statement, explicit CC BY 2.0 image licence and crop history. CC BY 2.0 deed read. Exact1917×1277 image downloaded and visually inspected: Walsh at left, WhiteEagle at right, Ho-Chunk Nation wall/flag context visible. Dated historical officeholder attribution only; no present presidency, policy outcome or endorsement inferred. This image already carries a lossless crop20% horizontally and20% vertically recorded by Commons; the supplied file adds no alteration. Original linked USDOL Flickr page403ed in web tool, so original Flickr metadata is not claimed independently inspected; Commons image/credit/licence and EXIF attribution were inspected. Complete available 1917×1277 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1199 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Original source copy retained privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "hochunk-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 11, "angle": -34, "x": 70, "y": 67, "spread": 23, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "db124f73", "initial": "H", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/hochunk-whiteeagle-walsh-dol-2021.jpg", "credit": "Ariana Lindquist / USDOL · CC BY2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Marty_Walsh_and_Marlon_WhiteEagle_(51203548127)_(cropped).jpg", "rights": "CC BY2.0, as explicitly stated on the file page; official Department of Labor photograph with federal-work reuse statement also reproduced there.", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "Actual Commons file-description body read, including date/place/subject, official USDOL credit and reused federal-work statement, explicit CC BY2.0 image licence and crop history. CC BY2.0 deed read. Exact1917×1277 image downloaded and visually inspected: Walsh at left, WhiteEagle at right, Ho-Chunk Nation wall/flag context visible. Dated historical officeholder attribution only; no present presidency, policy outcome or endorsement inferred. This image already carries a lossless crop20% horizontally and20% vertically recorded by Commons; the supplied file adds no alteration. Original linked USDOL Flickr page403ed in web tool, so original Flickr metadata is not claimed independently inspected; Commons image/credit/licence and EXIF attribution were inspected. Complete available 1917×1277 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1199 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Original source copy retained privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "holikachuk", "originalId": 129, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 104, "angle": -62, "x": 32, "y": 73, "spread": 46, "composition": "fold", "signature": "da96b190", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "holy-cross-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 23, "angle": 52, "x": 29, "y": 55, "spread": 40, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "b3ab8127", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "homalco-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 21, "angle": -28, "x": 40, "y": 75, "spread": 35, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "54880ba5", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "hoonah-indian-association", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 210, "angle": 6, "x": 48, "y": 67, "spread": 38, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "f7c337b2", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "hoopa-valley-tribe-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 224, "angle": -57, "x": 60, "y": 26, "spread": 29, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "724dfeb8", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "hopi", "originalId": 131, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 283, "angle": -10, "x": 48, "y": 69, "spread": 23, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "a2f7d533", "initial": "H", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c12-hopi-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: John K. Hillers · Free to use — exact SAAM item designation", "source": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/hopi-mesa-34259", "rights": "Free to use — exact SAAM item designation", "rightsUrl": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/hopi-mesa-34259", "scope": "Outside historical albumen-silver photograph identified by SAAM as Hopi Mesa. Not a present-day image, every village, Pueblo-made art or a territorial boundary. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "hopi-tribe-of-arizona", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 173, "angle": 71, "x": 74, "y": 16, "spread": 22, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "640be9bd", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "hopkins-belize", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 137, "angle": 32, "x": 69, "y": 32, "spread": 28, "composition": "fold", "signature": "fbb06a81", "initial": "H", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/garifuna-hopkins-almond-beach-rodriguez-2012.jpg", "credit": "Walter Rodriguez · CC BY 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Almond_Beach,_Hopkins,_Stann_Creek,_Belize.jpg", "rights": "Creative Commons Attribution2.0 Generic", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "Copy-only mapping of the already reviewed and public Walter Rodriguez 2012 AlmondBeach photograph to the specifically named Hopkins,Belize local reading route. The underlying original Garifuna mapping is unchanged. The exact photographer record identifies AlmondBeach as Hopkins,StannCreek; this is a modern coastal place context, not an ethnicity claim about every resident, community-owned shore or a boundary. Modern Almond Beach landscape identified as Hopkins-area, Stann Creek, Belize. The BelizeTourismBoard identifies Hopkins with a Garifuna community; this is narrow place context, not a photograph of Garifuna people or a boundary, property-ownership, exclusive-occupation or all-community claim. Complete delivered frame inspected; original cameraRAW and earlier Photoshop processing history uninspected." }, { "slug": "hopland-band-of-pomo-indians-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 315, "angle": -26, "x": 68, "y": 67, "spread": 38, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "42ba22b3", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "houlton-band-of-maliseet", "originalId": 132, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 147, "angle": 18, "x": 79, "y": 63, "spread": 37, "composition": "wash", "signature": "eb0d0013", "initial": "H", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c12-houlton-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Brian Vanden Brink · HAER / Public domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Smith_Bridge,_Spanning_Meduxnekeag_River_at_Lowery_Road,_0.3_mil,_Houlton_(Aroostook_County,_Maine).jpg", "rights": "Public domain — item-specific Commons PD-USGov-NPS-HAER designation", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Smith_Bridge,_Spanning_Meduxnekeag_River_at_Lowery_Road,_0.3_mil,_Houlton_(Aroostook_County,_Maine).jpg", "scope": "Specifically identified Smith Bridge/Meduxnekeag River photograph at Houlton. The Band’s own account identifies its Meduxnekeag River connection. This is twentieth-century non-Indigenous bridge infrastructure and regional river context, not a Tribal building, a reserve portrait, ownership claim, political boundary or current bridge condition. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "hualapai", "originalId": 133, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 328, "angle": -79, "x": 42, "y": 52, "spread": 33, "composition": "wash", "signature": "ab880d08", "initial": "H", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c12-hualapai-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Balazs Barnucz · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Grand_Canyon_West_-_Guano_Point.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Photographer-identified Guano Point landscape at Grand Canyon West, which the Hualapai Tribe identifies as its enterprise. Dated public-place scenery, not every community, a boundary or current visitor permission. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "huastec", "originalId": 134, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 306, "angle": 58, "x": 54, "y": 47, "spread": 36, "composition": "arc", "signature": "f115f752", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "huave-ikoots", "originalId": 135, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 336, "angle": 2, "x": 51, "y": 37, "spread": 30, "composition": "wash", "signature": "c3d96e90", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "huetar", "originalId": 136, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 88, "angle": -54, "x": 55, "y": 54, "spread": 31, "composition": "arc", "signature": "ee16ad0", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "hughes-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 200, "angle": -50, "x": 30, "y": 73, "spread": 45, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "1ef37af0", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "hupa", "originalId": 137, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 225, "angle": -77, "x": 55, "y": 71, "spread": 43, "composition": "wash", "signature": "43c24a19", "initial": "H", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-hupa-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: PGHolbrook · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Trinity_River_near_Hoopa_Cal....JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "A modern river landscape near Hoopa. Berkeley’s language overview and the Tribe’s public museum account specifically situate Hupa community history along the lower Trinity River; this is not a current boundary, village interior or ceremonial view. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "hupacasath-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 302, "angle": 12, "x": 48, "y": 74, "spread": 36, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "ead70de6", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "huronwendat", "originalId": 138, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 6, "angle": 60, "x": 42, "y": 65, "spread": 33, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "6d1fd666", "initial": "H", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/huronwendat-moccasins-met.jpg", "credit": "Huron moccasins · The Met · Public Domain", "source": "https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/319047", "rights": "Public Domain / The Met Open Access; the actual object page explicitly marks this image Public Domain.", "rightsUrl": "https://www.metmuseum.org/hubs/open-access", "scope": "Actual object page and Open Access policy read; API confirms image identity and public-domain flag. Museum identifies culture as Huron, object place Québec and date ca.1850. Suitable for the broader Huron-Wendat reading route with that precise attribution. Maker, wearer and particular community are unrecorded. No symbolic meanings or universal Wendat style are inferred. Original1905×1525 JPEG inspected in full. Complete available 1905×1525 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1441 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Original source copy retained privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "huslia-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 270, "angle": 43, "x": 36, "y": 68, "spread": 45, "composition": "arc", "signature": "3e2923de", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "huuayaht-first-nations", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 188, "angle": 38, "x": 69, "y": 77, "spread": 29, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "7898f6b4", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "hydaburg-cooperative-association", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 151, "angle": 28, "x": 41, "y": 39, "spread": 44, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "635fc767", "initial": "H" }, { "slug": "igiugig-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 269, "angle": 73, "x": 54, "y": 62, "spread": 34, "composition": "fold", "signature": "47c989cd", "initial": "I" }, { "slug": "iipay-nation-of-santa-ysabel-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 215, "angle": -29, "x": 35, "y": 24, "spread": 44, "composition": "fold", "signature": "6fc1f79f", "initial": "I" }, { "slug": "illinois-illiniwek", "originalId": 140, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 321, "angle": -75, "x": 35, "y": 72, "spread": 29, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "5fb1da29", "initial": "I" }, { "slug": "ilmawi-band-pit-river-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 244, "angle": -75, "x": 45, "y": 71, "spread": 29, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "4ce64a2c", "initial": "I" }, { "slug": "inaja-band-of-diegueno-mission-indians-of-the-inaja-and-cosmit-reservation-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 49, "angle": -4, "x": 41, "y": 20, "spread": 46, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "18e76661", "initial": "I" }, { "slug": "indian-canyon-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 279, "angle": 39, "x": 29, "y": 18, "spread": 28, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "1aaca0bf", "initial": "I" }, { "slug": "indigenous-people-bethechilokono-of-saint-lucia-governing-council", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 150, "angle": 23, "x": 29, "y": 41, "spread": 33, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "fcfed43e", "initial": "I" }, { "slug": "innu", "originalId": 141, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 103, "angle": 7, "x": 26, "y": 26, "spread": 33, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "15a088bf", "initial": "I" }, { "slug": "inuit", "originalId": 142, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 244, "angle": 30, "x": 39, "y": 30, "spread": 25, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "afc3b274", "initial": "I" }, { "slug": "inupiat", "originalId": 139, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 355, "angle": 29, "x": 79, "y": 72, "spread": 26, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "77d0ce6b", "initial": "I" }, { "slug": "inuvialuit", "originalId": 143, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 329, "angle": -39, "x": 53, "y": 75, "spread": 23, "composition": "wash", "signature": "b5861049", "initial": "I" }, { "slug": "ione-band-of-miwok-indians-of-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 264, "angle": 28, "x": 51, "y": 71, "spread": 28, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "7d6d960", "initial": "I" }, { "slug": "iowa-ioway", "originalId": 144, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 119, "angle": 49, "x": 67, "y": 22, "spread": 33, "composition": "wash", "signature": "d13fc00f", "initial": "I", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-iowa-ioway-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Sharon Papierdreams · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Iowa_and_Sac_%26_Fox_Presbyterian_Mission_Doniphan_Co_Kansas_north_facades.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Exact named Iowa and Sac & Fox mission exterior. The Tribe’s own museum account documents its connection and 2021 return. A modern photograph of a colonial educational institution, not an Ioway-made home, a portrait of the people, current visitor-access advice or an endorsement of mission schooling. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "iowa-tribe-of-oklahoma", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 75, "angle": 64, "x": 79, "y": 74, "spread": 37, "composition": "arc", "signature": "61bbd783", "initial": "I" }, { "slug": "iqugmiut-traditional-council", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 358, "angle": 44, "x": 66, "y": 22, "spread": 38, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "fe3033e6", "initial": "I" }, { "slug": "iskut", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 27, "angle": -27, "x": 25, "y": 65, "spread": 34, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "fafddab", "initial": "I" }, { "slug": "isleta-pueblo", "originalId": 145, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 17, "angle": -13, "x": 53, "y": 70, "spread": 23, "composition": "fold", "signature": "a2f84d19", "initial": "I", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c12-isleta-pueblo-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Asaavedra 32 · CC BY-SA 3.0 (one of the offered licenses)", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rio_Grande_River_south_of_Albuquerque.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0 (one of the offered licenses)", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Photographer explicitly identifies the Rio Grande crossing at Isleta Pueblo, New Mexico. A dated local river landscape, not Ysleta del Sur Texas, community ownership of the entire river, a boundary or current environmental condition. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. 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Hofling’s selected preface places Itza’ speakers at San José on Lake Petén Itzá. This photograph is not identified as a view from San José or of historical Nojpetén, and is not evidence of every lakeside resident’s identity, ownership, community boundaries or precontact conditions." }, { "slug": "ivanof-bay-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 116, "angle": 24, "x": 41, "y": 39, "spread": 39, "composition": "fold", "signature": "366ee544", "initial": "I" }, { "slug": "ixcateco", "originalId": 147, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 73, "angle": -41, "x": 70, "y": 36, "spread": 41, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "435eb939", "initial": "I" }, { "slug": "ixil", "originalId": 148, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 345, "angle": 18, "x": 36, "y": 44, "spread": 37, "composition": "fold", "signature": "b936d111", "initial": "I" }, { "slug": "jackson-band-of-miwuk-indians", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 259, "angle": 27, "x": 29, "y": 50, "spread": 43, "composition": "fold", "signature": "f938765b", "initial": "J" }, { "slug": "jakaltek", "originalId": 149, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 136, "angle": -63, "x": 60, "y": 15, "spread": 34, "composition": "wash", "signature": "3b6a5a88", "initial": "J" }, { "slug": "jamul-indian-village-of-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 156, "angle": 79, "x": 44, "y": 64, "spread": 35, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "f73e69fc", "initial": "J" }, { "slug": "jemez-pueblo", "originalId": 150, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 294, "angle": -64, "x": 57, "y": 71, "spread": 25, "composition": "arc", "signature": "cf276d86", "initial": "J", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c13-jemez-pueblo-photo.jpg", "credit": "Annette L. Olson / USGS · Public Domain — exact USGS item designation", "source": "https://www.usgs.gov/media/images/jemez-red-rocks-walatowa", "rights": "Public Domain — exact USGS item designation", "rightsUrl": "https://www.usgs.gov/media/images/jemez-red-rocks-walatowa", "scope": "USGS identifies this natural Red Rocks landscape at Walatowa. The frame shows cliffs, vegetation, a trail and a distant person; no village, shrine, kiva, grave or ceremony is identified. This is regional natural-landscape context, not a tribal boundary or permission to visit/capture new photographs. Present village-photo restrictions remain explicit. The chosen1800×1350 full-frame web JPEG was imported unchanged; the separately hashed3072×2304 source original was proportionally resized as described above. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "jicarilla-apache-nation-new-mexico", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 312, "angle": -46, "x": 65, "y": 36, "spread": 46, "composition": "wash", "signature": "3832af10", "initial": "J" }, { "slug": "juaneno-acjachemen", "originalId": 152, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 71, "angle": -17, "x": 65, "y": 50, "spread": 33, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "be50ddff", "initial": "J" }, { "slug": "jumano", "originalId": 151, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 233, "angle": 79, "x": 74, "y": 71, "spread": 26, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "b64503f9", "initial": "J", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/jumano-gran-quivira-arnold-nps-card.jpg", "credit": "Gran Quivira, NM · NPS / Alex Arnold", "source": "https://www.nps.gov/thingstodo/visit-gran-quivira.htm", "rights": "Public domain in the United States — NPS work", "rightsUrl": "https://www.nps.gov/aboutus/disclaimer.htm", "scope": "Gran Quivira in New Mexico, a place already linked as supporting context in the Jumano profile. NPS uses a combined eastern Tompiro/Jumano label for its historical population; that compressed terminology is not independent proof that Tompiro and all Jumano communities were interchangeable. The image is a modern view of this named public archaeological setting, not a Texas location, present Jumano-government representation, historical reconstruction or surveyed homeland. Read the complete primary visitor page and its image identification/creator credit; checked current profile source p151-s25 and its stated limits. Visually inspected the complete 1300×731 frame delivered by NPS. Actual source uses an agency cropped-image endpoint, which is disclosed; this review does not claim the uncropped camera original was inspected. No further image crop, generated content or retouching was applied. Agency-supplied cropped source view; camera-original frame not inspected. Preserve the complete downloaded source view and disclose this copying limit. Web copies were proportionally compressed without upscaling, retouching or invented content. CSS crops/overlays apply to card/background displays; the opened-page banner preserves the complete delivered source view." }, { "slug": "ka-yu-kth-che-ktles7eth-first-nations", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 187, "angle": -57, "x": 50, "y": 30, "spread": 30, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "ca2ba0bb", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kaguyak-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 149, "angle": 73, "x": 34, "y": 24, "spread": 30, "composition": "fold", "signature": "b1027dcd", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kaibab-band-of-paiute-indians-of-the-kaibab-indian-reservation-arizona", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 88, "angle": 31, "x": 46, "y": 25, "spread": 42, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "4394ad78", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kalaallit", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 172, "angle": -29, "x": 75, "y": 22, "spread": 39, "composition": "arc", "signature": "9a67599c", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kalapuya", "originalId": 153, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 243, "angle": 60, "x": 79, "y": 47, "spread": 37, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "5b47b163", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kalinago", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 349, "angle": 53, "x": 79, "y": 29, "spread": 23, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "a2cfaf2d", "initial": "K", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/carib-kalinago-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: © Hans Hillewaert · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Carib_Territory_(Dominica).jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Photographer-identified territory landscape: forested coast, palms, water and a small boat. Precise cove, bank ownership, community activity and present ecological conditions unestablished; not a territorial map or all-Kalinago portrait." }, { "slug": "kalispel", "originalId": 154, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 48, "angle": 6, "x": 78, "y": 19, "spread": 45, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "a85b5db0", "initial": "K", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c6-kalispel-lake-pend-oreille.jpg", "credit": "U.S. Army Corps of Engineers · Lake Pend Oreille · Public domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lake_Pend_Oreille.jpg", "rights": "Public domain — U.S. Army Corps of Engineers work", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lake_Pend_Oreille.jpg#Summary", "scope": "Lake Pend Oreille is expressly included in the Kalispel Tribe’s public homeland narrative and the selected older Kalispel chapter. The photograph is narrowly identified landscape context for this broader people-name reading route; it is not the Washington reservation, a current ownership map or proof of exclusive territory. Exact Commons media description, USACE source credit, 1993 date and U.S. federal-work public-domain statement were inspected. The complete provider-listed 960×641 preview was retrieved normally after a coordinated cooldown; its larger 1500×1001 source and the old USACE source server were not inspected. Parent imported the supplied complete JPEG unchanged; the recorded original/preview/earlier-derivative limits remain. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "kanaka-bar", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 20, "angle": 2, "x": 46, "y": 74, "spread": 31, "composition": "arc", "signature": "e9923094", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kansa-kaw", "originalId": 155, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 73, "angle": -21, "x": 60, "y": 67, "spread": 44, "composition": "arc", "signature": "c12c27d9", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kaqchikel", "originalId": 156, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 30, "angle": -62, "x": 40, "y": 43, "spread": 24, "composition": "wash", "signature": "58373496", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "karankawa", "originalId": 157, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 6, "angle": -75, "x": 77, "y": 24, "spread": 33, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "5a6dd32e", "initial": "K", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/karankawa-malaquite-dunes-digiovannangelo-nps-card.jpg", "credit": "Padre Island · NPS / Thomas DiGiovannangelo", "source": "https://www.nps.gov/pais/index.htm", "rights": "Public domain in the United States — NPS work", "rightsUrl": "https://www.nps.gov/aboutus/disclaimer.htm", "scope": "A modern northern Padre Island landscape. The NPS history page explicitly records a historical Karankawa association with the island's northern end. It is regional environmental context, not a photograph of Karankawa people, a community endorsement, a historical reconstruction or a territorial boundary. Read the actual NPS homepage image caption and photographer credit, inspected the linked ownership policy and the history page's specific northern-island geography passage. Visually inspected the complete 1067×800 NPS-delivered frame. Exact image URL came from the displayed image link, confirmed in HTML; no filename was guessed. This is the openly delivered resized frame, not a claim to the photographer's highest-resolution original. No further image changes were performed. The complete available frame was proportionally resized/compressed for web copies without upscaling or retouching. Card/backdrop CSS crops and overlays apply; the page banner preserves the complete frame." }, { "slug": "karuk", "originalId": 158, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 301, "angle": -73, "x": 62, "y": 42, "spread": 41, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "68f8173d", "initial": "K", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-karuk-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Tony Webster · CC BY-SA 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Green_Riffle_-_Klamath_National_Forest_River_Access_(33101010136).jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 2.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/", "scope": "A dated public river-access sign and wooded hillside, labelled near Happy Camp in the item; the river is not visible. The Tribe’s land-management account specifically discusses the middle Klamath River and community properties in Orleans and Happy Camp. This provides regional landscape context, not a photograph of Karuk people, Tribe-owned facilities, a tribal environmental project or a territorial boundary. The sign’s information is not verified as current access guidance. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "kashaya-pomo", "originalId": 159, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 127, "angle": 50, "x": 39, "y": 52, "spread": 22, "composition": "wash", "signature": "7d11d917", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kashia-band-of-pomo-indians-of-the-stewarts-point-rancheria-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 267, "angle": -17, "x": 40, "y": 48, "spread": 31, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "601b2bfb", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kasigluk-traditional-elders-council", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 90, "angle": 61, "x": 47, "y": 46, "spread": 44, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "82a1086a", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kaska", "originalId": 160, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 154, "angle": 24, "x": 71, "y": 58, "spread": 36, "composition": "wash", "signature": "1642e142", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kathlamet", "originalId": 161, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 224, "angle": 8, "x": 68, "y": 76, "spread": 36, "composition": "wash", "signature": "420083c0", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kato", "originalId": 162, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 120, "angle": 30, "x": 79, "y": 68, "spread": 37, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "4892d270", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "katzie-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 286, "angle": 10, "x": 28, "y": 39, "spread": 28, "composition": "arc", "signature": "b6e85dd6", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kaw-nation-oklahoma", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 187, "angle": -17, "x": 43, "y": 42, "spread": 25, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "521e9afb", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kenaitze-indian-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 313, "angle": -26, "x": 68, "y": 25, "spread": 43, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "3dbdf6b1", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "keres", "originalId": 163, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 161, "angle": -60, "x": 25, "y": 66, "spread": 46, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "d477fea1", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "ketchikan-indian-community", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 5, "angle": -35, "x": 48, "y": 35, "spread": 30, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "875ce6d", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kewa-pueblo", "originalId": 164, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 205, "angle": 50, "x": 62, "y": 20, "spread": 31, "composition": "fold", "signature": "8593ae15", "initial": "K", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c13-kewa-pueblo-photo.jpg", "credit": "John Karl Hillers · Public domain — U.S. federal-government work", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Santo_Domingo,_New_Mexico_-_NARA_-_523760.jpg", "rights": "Public domain — U.S. federal-government work", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Santo_Domingo,_New_Mexico_-_NARA_-_523760.jpg#Licensing", "scope": "The exact archival item identifies Santo Domingo/Kewa Pueblo. Its distant settlement, open landscape and horse-drawn wagons are an outside historical view, not present community conditions or an exact exposure date. No visible ceremony or identifiable sacred structure is interpreted. Unidentified figures are not named; original consent and present access are not established. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "keweenaw-bay-indian-community", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 17, "angle": 47, "x": 76, "y": 64, "spread": 23, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "c845dbf9", "initial": "K", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/kbic-restoration-usfs-2024.jpg", "credit": "USDA Forest Service Photography · Public domain — U.S. federal work", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:2015XXXX-FS-NP-011_(54087624096).jpg", "rights": "Public domain — U.S. federal work", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:2015XXXX-FS-NP-011_(54087624096).jpg", "scope": "The Forest Service's actual caption explicitly connects this shoreline scene with Keweenaw Bay Indian Community projects addressing stamp sands. This is a particular agency-published restoration context, not a universal community scene, a map, current water-safety assessment or proof of ecological recovery. Its date field labels 2024 while its filename begins 2015XXXX; no independent capture date is resolved. Full 2981-by-1677 downloaded frame is preserved; view_image displayed 2048-by-1152. No sensitive cultural places, coordinates or community knowledge are identified. Complete available 2981×1677 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1013 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Source file preserved privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only; creator/source/rights credit retained." }, { "slug": "kiche", "originalId": 169, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 117, "angle": -66, "x": 35, "y": 39, "spread": 35, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "4834ce75", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kickapoo", "originalId": 165, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 244, "angle": 60, "x": 47, "y": 15, "spread": 25, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "fadcd664", "initial": "K", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/kickapoo-catlin-kee-an-ne-kuk-1830-card.jpg", "credit": "George Catlin · SAAM", "source": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/kee-ne-kuk-foremost-man-chief-tribe-4061", "rights": "Public domain — museum marks Free to use", "rightsUrl": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/kee-ne-kuk-foremost-man-chief-tribe-4061", "scope": "The museum identifies the sitter as Kickapoo. Its contextual note places the probable sitting at Fort Leavenworth, in present-day Kansas. Appropriate for the broad Kickapoo reading profile; it does not identify a present-day Texas government member or establish territorial boundaries. Read the primary item record, object metadata, museum contextual note, visible reuse label and item-specific HTML rights metadata. Visually inspected both the 793×960 preview and complete 2148×2600 source frame. The museum's historical note quotes Catlin; those attributed religious descriptions and trader anecdotes are not independently corroborated research in this review. The museum’s public-domain/Free to use designation is retained without inventing a CC0 license. Complete source frame proportionally resized and compressed for web copies; CSS crops/overlays apply to background/card copies, while the page banner retains the full frame. No generated or retouched image content. No community endorsement or documentary photograph claim." }, { "slug": "kickapoo-traditional-tribe-of-texas", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 73, "angle": 39, "x": 49, "y": 76, "spread": 34, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "60faacb9", "initial": "K", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/kickapoo-lucky-eagle-ramos-2011-preview.jpg", "credit": "J.R.Ramos · CC BY-SA2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kickapoo_Lucky_Eagle_Casino_in_Eagle_Pass,_Texas.jpg", "rights": "Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike2.0 Generic", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/", "scope": "Exterior of the specifically identified Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Casino in Eagle Pass,Texas, photographed in2011. The exact casino is listed as a tribal enterprise on the Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas official Tribal Enterprises page, inspected by the root agent. This supplies narrow exact-government institutional relevance. The photograph is not a depiction of members, all community life, traditional design, or verified current building condition. Visible signage remains incidental to the photographed building; no standalone logo asset is extracted. The complete960x720 Wikimedia thumbnail frame was downloaded once from the displayed preview URL, decoded and visually inspected with view_image. No resizing, crop, retouching or generated pixels. Cards or backgrounds may use disclosed CSS crops/overlays; keep the photograph and any modified image version under CC BY-SA2.0 or a compatible license, preserve creator/source attribution and indicate changes. This visual record does not add a substantive reading-source work. " }, { "slug": "kickapoo-tribe-of-oklahoma", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 202, "angle": 65, "x": 62, "y": 31, "spread": 29, "composition": "arc", "signature": "8b754e8a", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kiliwa", "originalId": 166, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 74, "angle": 79, "x": 69, "y": 25, "spread": 44, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "88e53bfa", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "king-island-native-community", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 340, "angle": -53, "x": 32, "y": 44, "spread": 27, "composition": "arc", "signature": "c97629dc", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "king-salmon-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 114, "angle": -21, "x": 45, "y": 77, "spread": 26, "composition": "fold", "signature": "3306a9da", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kiowa", "originalId": 167, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 114, "angle": -11, "x": 28, "y": 25, "spread": 39, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "87a0112a", "initial": "K", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/kiowa-tohausen-catlin-1834.jpg", "credit": "George Catlin · Tohausen · 1834", "source": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/teh-toot-sah-better-known-tohausen-little-bluff-first-chief-4408", "rights": "Public domain — SAAM item marked Free to use", "rightsUrl": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/teh-toot-sah-better-known-tohausen-little-bluff-first-chief-4408", "scope": "Smithsonian American Art Museum identifies the sitter as Téh-tóot-sah, also known as Tohausen or Little Bluff, a Kiowa chief, and dates George Catlin’s oil portrait to 1834. Its actual subject classification explicitly names Kiowa. This is an outside artist’s historical portrait of an individually identified person, not a generic Native likeness, a documentary photograph, Kiowa-made art, or a current tribal-government representative. Exact portrait location, clothing/design meanings, current cultural practice and community endorsement are not established by this image check. The named leader and date are retained without claiming that one person represents all Kiowa communities or periods. Complete 2466x3000 museum-delivered source JPEG inspected and preserved. Web copy resized proportionally to 1480x1800 and recompressed at quality 88; no pixel crop, added detail, generated material, retouching or recoloring. Cards and opened-page backgrounds may use disclosed CSS crops/overlays. Preserve a full-frame route where possible. CSS crops and overlays apply to directory/background copies; the opened-page image retains the complete delivered frame." }, { "slug": "kiowa-apache", "originalId": 168, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 27, "angle": 58, "x": 79, "y": 33, "spread": 31, "composition": "wash", "signature": "b14c5153", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kispiox", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 238, "angle": -31, "x": 33, "y": 44, "spread": 44, "composition": "wash", "signature": "cd86de8e", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kitanemuk", "originalId": 170, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 178, "angle": 52, "x": 47, "y": 72, "spread": 44, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "a1f67022", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kitasoo", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 33, "angle": 54, "x": 34, "y": 74, "spread": 27, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "dc1db931", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kitsai", "originalId": 171, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 186, "angle": 43, "x": 39, "y": 65, "spread": 25, "composition": "fold", "signature": "a98d6cda", "initial": "K", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/kitsai-fort-belknap-context.jpg", "credit": "Wonderworld1995268 · Public domain — photographer’s worldwide public-domain dedication", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fort_Belknap.jpg", "rights": "Public domain — photographer’s worldwide public-domain dedication", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fort_Belknap.jpg", "scope": "Nearby military-place context only. The Kichai entry places the community on the Brazos Indian Reservation; the separately read reservation account locates it twelve miles south of Fort Belknap. This photographed fort kitchen is not the reservation, a Kitsai dwelling, a surviving Kitsai village, a traditional building style or an identified place occupied by a particular person. Building construction/alteration dates and present visitor access were not established. Private candidate is a byte-for-byte copy of the inspected full-frame display JPEG. Root may make proportional card/page resizes with dimensions/hash and change note. Preserve photographer/source/license credits and any ShareAlike obligation for photographic derivatives; disclose display-only CSS crops or overlays. No source-count increment or endorsement. Exact available full-frame JPEG copied unchanged; CSS crops and overlays affect card/backdrop display only." }, { "slug": "kitselas", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 109, "angle": 53, "x": 34, "y": 25, "spread": 45, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "4ab0bd2d", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kitsumkalum", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 236, "angle": -21, "x": 45, "y": 41, "spread": 23, "composition": "fold", "signature": "f41bc3dc", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "klahoose-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 122, "angle": -70, "x": 72, "y": 53, "spread": 26, "composition": "wash", "signature": "b01b2f52", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "klamath", "originalId": 172, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 339, "angle": -68, "x": 70, "y": 31, "spread": 35, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "28f1b863", "initial": "K", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c11-klamath-photo.jpg", "credit": "Bobjgalindo — CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Agency_Lake.JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Agency Lake is specifically named in the Klamath Tribes’ historical account. Modern regional view with dock/landscape, not a confirmed village, all constituent peoples or territorial boundary. SummarydateNovember3, 2010 differs from EXIFNovember2; exact day unresolved. Small unidentifiable shore figures are incidental; no community identity or activity is inferred. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "klawock-cooperative-association", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 49, "angle": -19, "x": 38, "y": 35, "spread": 27, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "3fcf1ae9", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "knik-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 285, "angle": -50, "x": 67, "y": 15, "spread": 29, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "dca5c3f5", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "koi-nation-of-northern-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 210, "angle": -19, "x": 65, "y": 29, "spread": 34, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "92d039ea", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kokhanok-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 40, "angle": -55, "x": 77, "y": 79, "spread": 32, "composition": "wash", "signature": "53c98dc8", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "komoks-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 74, "angle": 4, "x": 31, "y": 51, "spread": 44, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "2b0df6a2", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "konkow-maidu", "originalId": 173, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 109, "angle": 38, "x": 31, "y": 32, "spread": 22, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "8fc715b5", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kootenai-ktunaxa", "originalId": 174, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 332, "angle": -79, "x": 50, "y": 76, "spread": 27, "composition": "wash", "signature": "3ff8720c", "initial": "K", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/kootenai-refuge-scenic-hardt-2022.jpg", "credit": "Carlene Hardt · Kootenai wetlands", "source": "https://www.fws.gov/media/kootenai-nwr-scenic", "rights": "Public Domain — explicit FWS item designation; no CC0 license asserted", "rightsUrl": "https://www.fws.gov/media/kootenai-nwr-scenic", "scope": "Modern public-refuge wetland scene in the Kootenai River valley near Bonners Ferry, Idaho. The Kootenai Tribe of Idaho’s history places its continuing community and allotments along the Kootenai River and surrounding uplands. The FWS refuge account locates the photographed facility near Bonners Ferry, adjacent to the river’s west banks. This supports narrow Idaho regional/environmental context in the broader cross-border Kootenai/Ktunaxa collection; the photograph is not a picture of tribal members, reservation land, an identified cultural site, all Ktunaxa communities or a homeland boundary. The relationship comes from those inspected accounts, not merely the refuge sharing the name Kootenai. No legal rights or jurisdiction determination is made. Complete delivered 3500x2333 source frame preserved. Web JPEG resized proportionally to 1800x1200 and recompressed at quality 88; no pixel crop, generated material, retouching or added detail. Cards and opened-page backgrounds may use disclosed CSS crops/overlays. Visual review does not add substantive research counts or community endorsement." }, { "slug": "kootenai-tribe-of-idaho", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 314, "angle": -71, "x": 62, "y": 38, "spread": 26, "composition": "fold", "signature": "d5a0c54a", "initial": "K", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/kootenai-refuge-scenic-hardt-2022.jpg", "credit": "Carlene Hardt · Kootenai wetlands", "source": "https://www.fws.gov/media/kootenai-nwr-scenic", "rights": "Public Domain — explicit FWS item designation; no CC0 license asserted", "rightsUrl": "https://www.fws.gov/media/kootenai-nwr-scenic", "scope": "Modern public-refuge wetland scene in the Kootenai River valley near Bonners Ferry, Idaho. The Kootenai Tribe of Idaho’s history places its continuing community and allotments along the Kootenai River and surrounding uplands. The FWS refuge account locates the photographed facility near Bonners Ferry, adjacent to the river’s west banks. This supports narrow Idaho regional/environmental context in the broader cross-border Kootenai/Ktunaxa collection; the photograph is not a picture of tribal members, reservation land, an identified cultural site, all Ktunaxa communities or a homeland boundary. The relationship comes from those inspected accounts, not merely the refuge sharing the name Kootenai. No legal rights or jurisdiction determination is made. Complete delivered 3500x2333 source frame preserved. Web JPEG resized proportionally to 1800x1200 and recompressed at quality 88; no pixel crop, generated material, retouching or added detail. Cards and opened-page backgrounds may use disclosed CSS crops/overlays. Visual review does not add substantive research counts or community endorsement. For this exact-government route, this is a contextual Kootenai River valley landscape tied to the Tribe's own river/upland history, not evidence that the public refuge is reservation land. FWS actual media record re-read October 27: creator Carlene Hardt, June 29, 2022, original3500x2333, explicit Public Domain designation. Complete delivered 3500x2333 source frame preserved. Web JPEG resized proportionally to 1800x1200 and recompressed at quality 88; no pixel crop, generated material, retouching or added detail. Cards and opened-page backgrounds may use disclosed CSS crops/overlays. Visual review does not add substantive research counts or community endorsement." }, { "slug": "kosalektawi-band-pit-river-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 320, "angle": 35, "x": 29, "y": 42, "spread": 26, "composition": "wash", "signature": "525f6098", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kotsoteka", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 280, "angle": 75, "x": 44, "y": 31, "spread": 38, "composition": "fold", "signature": "2fcccbd8", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "koyukon", "originalId": 175, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 331, "angle": -24, "x": 60, "y": 30, "spread": 34, "composition": "fold", "signature": "8660a1c3", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "koyukuk-native-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 147, "angle": -47, "x": 30, "y": 20, "spread": 30, "composition": "fold", "signature": "d07a3d0b", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kumeyaay", "originalId": 176, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 235, "angle": -46, "x": 70, "y": 51, "spread": 44, "composition": "arc", "signature": "95704b13", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kwadacha", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 225, "angle": -27, "x": 25, "y": 45, "spread": 41, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "4f16fa9", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kwakiutl", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 73, "angle": -56, "x": 55, "y": 56, "spread": 41, "composition": "arc", "signature": "e5f290c1", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kwakwakawakw", "originalId": 177, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 269, "angle": -77, "x": 60, "y": 37, "spread": 46, "composition": "arc", "signature": "c46261d", "initial": "K", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c09-kwakwakawakw-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Brian Burger · CC BY 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Alert_Bay_(26435220773).jpg", "rights": "CC BY 2.0 Generic", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "A dated whole-settlement/coastal view of Alert Bay, where U’mista explicitly locates its cultural institution. It is one place context for this broader reading route, not every Kwakwaka’wakw nation, a government boundary, or permission to reproduce any separately owned focal design. Actual pixels show a distant waterfront settlement, wooded hillside and water. No focal carved pole, ceremonial art or private interior is adopted, and no specific building function is inferred. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "kwantlen-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 276, "angle": -21, "x": 40, "y": 19, "spread": 36, "composition": "wash", "signature": "4eba2fdc", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kwawkwawapilt-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 60, "angle": 2, "x": 63, "y": 35, "spread": 41, "composition": "fold", "signature": "68f1a794", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kwiakah", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 199, "angle": -51, "x": 40, "y": 48, "spread": 32, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "8c0816ef", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kwikwasutinuxw-haxwamis", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 167, "angle": 25, "x": 49, "y": 17, "spread": 33, "composition": "wash", "signature": "34d2064f", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "kwikwetlem-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 142, "angle": -43, "x": 28, "y": 47, "spread": 39, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "74ec0e2e", "initial": "K" }, { "slug": "la-escondida-cuba", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 291, "angle": 76, "x": 42, "y": 48, "spread": 33, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "3b091ae3", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "la-jolla-band-of-luiseno-indians-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 119, "angle": 4, "x": 38, "y": 30, "spread": 38, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "93d5b1a7", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "la-posta-band-of-diegueno-mission-indians-of-the-la-posta-indian-reservation-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 171, "angle": 66, "x": 74, "y": 66, "spread": 22, "composition": "wash", "signature": "89904993", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "la-rancheria-cuba", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 166, "angle": -5, "x": 31, "y": 51, "spread": 31, "composition": "fold", "signature": "c428c45e", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "lac-courte-oreilles-band-of-lake-superior-chippewa", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 212, "angle": 56, "x": 67, "y": 44, "spread": 32, "composition": "fold", "signature": "cabb4644", "initial": "L", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/lac-courte-oreilles-paddlers-nps-2014.jpg", "credit": "Jean Van Tatenhove / National Park Service · Public domain — U.S. federal work", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:VanTatenhoveJ_NearBigBendLanding_KayakingGroup_20140623_vpp.jpg", "rights": "Public domain — U.S. federal work", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:VanTatenhoveJ_NearBigBendLanding_KayakingGroup_20140623_vpp.jpg", "scope": "The NPS record specifically identifies the Lac Courte Oreilles Boys and Girls Club and Namekagon outing. This is community-institution activity away from the reservation, not a boundary claim or proof of each participant's Tribal citizenship. Participants are not named or assigned personal identities. The retrieved original is 1024×669, the complete frame available through this Commons record; no larger camera original was retrieved. Exact complete available JPEG copied unchanged. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "lac-du-flambeau-band-of-lake-superior-chippewa", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 141, "angle": -58, "x": 32, "y": 48, "spread": 45, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "893de3b5", "initial": "L", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/lac-du-flambeau-boys-dormitory-2019.jpg", "credit": "Jeff the quiet · CC0 1.0 — creator dedication", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Govt_Boarding_School_Lac_du_Flambeau.jpg", "rights": "CC0 1.0 — creator dedication", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/", "scope": "The photographer identifies the 1895 boys dormitory at the Lac du Flambeau government boarding school. The exact Band's preservation page identifies the Boys Dorm as the Mikwendaagoziwag Heritage Center. This is a surviving boarding-school building, not a traditional dwelling, a universal community scene or evidence of any individual child's experience. Only public exterior pixels are used; the small visitor is unnamed. Complete available 3648×2736 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1350 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Original source copy retained privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "lac-vieux-desert-band-of-lake-superior-chippewa-indians", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 68, "angle": 78, "x": 64, "y": 39, "spread": 26, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "bcbf87f4", "initial": "L", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/lac-vieux-desert-markheffron2-2007-preview.jpg", "credit": "Markheffron 2 · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lac_Vieux_Desert_-_Source_of_the_Wisconsin_River.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "The image record identifies the exact lake and a Wisconsin-shore camera position near a Forest Service campground. The Band's own history describes this named lake and its network of travel and trade. This supplies a narrow historical-place connection, not proof that the camera position belongs to the present reservation, a homeland polygon, exclusive territory or current jurisdiction. Do not label the Wisconsin-shore scene a government headquarters or current reservation view. Root completed normal-browser preview retrieval and full-preview visual inspection. This960px frame is reproduced unchanged; no larger-original pixel inspection is claimed. No challenge bypass or login was used. Any CSS crops and overlays affect presentation only. Exact available960px preview copied unchanged; CSS crops/overlays on directory and backdrop, full preview frame on opened page. Exact available full-frame JPEG copied unchanged; CSS crops and overlays affect card/backdrop display only." }, { "slug": "lacandon", "originalId": 178, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 297, "angle": -13, "x": 43, "y": 46, "spread": 24, "composition": "wash", "signature": "64abf119", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "laguna-pueblo", "originalId": 179, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 19, "angle": -73, "x": 70, "y": 61, "spread": 41, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "498f683b", "initial": "L", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c13-laguna-pueblo-photo.jpg", "credit": "Detroit Photo Co. (copyright credit); individual photographer unidentified · Public domain — pre-1931 published/registered photograph; archive states no known publication restrictions", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Indian_women_with_large_water_pots_in_front_of_Pueblo_of_Laguna,_New_Mexico_LCCN2005691771.jpg", "rights": "Public domain — pre-1931 published/registered photograph; archive states no known publication restrictions", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Indian_women_with_large_water_pots_in_front_of_Pueblo_of_Laguna,_New_Mexico_LCCN2005691771.jpg#Licensing", "scope": "The catalogued 1902 cyanotype identifies women with water pots at Laguna. It is an outside commercial historical photograph; subjects are unidentified, not named or current representatives. Past consent is not inferred. Current Pueblo photography/privacy restrictions still apply and this reproduction conveys no permission to visit or capture. The jars are not extracted, separately licensed or used as Atlas motifs. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "lakota", "originalId": 180, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 263, "angle": 72, "x": 37, "y": 18, "spread": 42, "composition": "fold", "signature": "9b2642c7", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "las-vegas-tribe-of-paiute-indians-of-the-las-vegas-indian-colony-nevada", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 326, "angle": 40, "x": 59, "y": 21, "spread": 36, "composition": "wash", "signature": "7a6816c6", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "lassik", "originalId": 181, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 12, "angle": -29, "x": 70, "y": 36, "spread": 38, "composition": "wash", "signature": "48f4b99c", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "lax-kwalaams", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 300, "angle": -8, "x": 63, "y": 51, "spread": 44, "composition": "wash", "signature": "95703d44", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "laxgaltsap-village-government", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 17, "angle": 57, "x": 32, "y": 51, "spread": 42, "composition": "wash", "signature": "b429da49", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "leech-lake-band-of-ojibwe", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 13, "angle": 21, "x": 74, "y": 32, "spread": 22, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "8356242d", "initial": "L", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/leech-lake-government-building-card.jpg", "credit": "Myotus · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Leech_Lake_Band_of_Ojibwe-01-Government_Administration_Building-horz.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Exact Band government institution in Cass Lake, identified by the photographer and legible building sign. Contemporary exterior context, not a historic village, depiction of particular residents or proof of current office operations. The sign’s seal is incidental in the full architectural view; no seal, logo or design is extracted or offered for independent reuse. Complete delivered frame retained. Opened-page image should display proportionally; any directory/backdrop CSS crop or overlay is presentation treatment and must not become an altered archival claim. Derivatives remain subject to the stated photo license; no endorsement implied." }, { "slug": "lenape", "originalId": 182, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 216, "angle": -8, "x": 48, "y": 72, "spread": 32, "composition": "arc", "signature": "2e6feb40", "initial": "L", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/lenape-bodasin-catlin-1830.jpg", "credit": "George Catlin · Bód-a-sin · 1830", "source": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/bod-sin-chief-tribe-3931", "rights": "Public domain — SAAM item marked Free to use", "rightsUrl": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/bod-sin-chief-tribe-3931", "scope": "Smithsonian American Art Museum explicitly identifies Bód-a-sin as a Delaware/Lenape chief. George Catlin’s 1830 oil portrait is an outside artist’s historical portrayal of one named person, not a documentary photograph, Lenape-made art, a generic Native likeness, or an image of a present government. The museum says it was probably painted at Fort Leavenworth in today’s Kansas; that uncertainty is retained. This image does not establish a Texas connection, exact territorial boundaries, current clothing or cultural practice, descent to a particular government, or community endorsement. No meanings are assigned to the sitter’s clothing or ornaments. The museum’s paired Delaware/Lenape identification supports these two overlapping directory reading labels. They do not count as two distinct nations or imply one present government. Complete 2461x3000 museum-delivered source JPEG inspected and preserved. Web copy resized proportionally to 1477x1800 and recompressed at quality 88; no pixel crop, added detail, generated material, retouching or recoloring. Directory cards and opened-page backgrounds may use disclosed CSS crops/overlays. Preserve a full-frame route where possible. CSS crops/overlays apply to cards and backgrounds; the opened image preserves the complete delivered source frame." }, { "slug": "lenca", "originalId": 183, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 108, "angle": 58, "x": 69, "y": 36, "spread": 41, "composition": "fold", "signature": "8e451754", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "levelock-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 269, "angle": -77, "x": 42, "y": 33, "spread": 22, "composition": "arc", "signature": "a292611d", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "lheidli-tenneh-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 240, "angle": 10, "x": 38, "y": 44, "spread": 45, "composition": "wash", "signature": "7c870dd0", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "lhooskuz-dene-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 229, "angle": 13, "x": 48, "y": 29, "spread": 26, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "f4d2d5ed", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "lhtako-dene-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 59, "angle": 67, "x": 74, "y": 18, "spread": 42, "composition": "wash", "signature": "5cb0299b", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "lillooet-statimc", "originalId": 184, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 21, "angle": -38, "x": 28, "y": 24, "spread": 24, "composition": "arc", "signature": "13552a55", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "lime-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 125, "angle": -55, "x": 65, "y": 30, "spread": 34, "composition": "fold", "signature": "b20cb4cd", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "lipan-apache", "originalId": 185, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 322, "angle": -70, "x": 45, "y": 72, "spread": 23, "composition": "fold", "signature": "38971252", "initial": "L", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/lipan-rider-schott-nps-detail.jpg", "credit": "After Arthur Schott · NPS", "source": "https://www.nps.gov/foda/learn/historyculture/lipan-apache.htm", "rights": "Public-domain original design (matching print published 1857); NPS reproduction", "rightsUrl": "https://www.nlm.nih.gov/hmd/copyright/patron-guide-law-guidance.html", "scope": "NPS explicitly identifies this as a drawing of a Lipan man on horseback and credits NPS. The design was compared with the complete primary museum/UNT image of the print catalogued as published in 1857; the title and Schott / Sarony, Major & Knapp imprint were visible in that comparison. Reuse of the old design is based on its documented nineteenth-century publication, not on an inference that Schott was an NPS employee or that NPS owns every hosted image. National Library of Medicine historical-copyright guidance was inspected for the pre-1923 public-domain rule. Exact NPS source impression, scan lineage and digital preparer remain unidentified, and no individual permission grant, CC0 or Creative Commons license is claimed. This is an outside historical illustration, not a photograph, a named current community member, Lipan-made artwork, a universal depiction of clothing or a surveyed territorial boundary. The exact downloaded 460×460 agency detail was visually inspected and copied byte-for-byte with no resizing, retouching, generation or additional pixel crop. It is already cropped and low resolution; the NPS source impression’s missing margins and scanner original were not inspected. CSS crops/overlays apply to the directory card and backdrop; the opened-page image retains the complete delivered square detail. The UNT comparison was private identification research only and is not reproduced; its undetermined digital-object rights and NMAH/NMAI restrictions are not treated as permissions. Existing NMAI saddlebag rights deferral remains unchanged." }, { "slug": "little-river-band-of-ottawa-indians", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 202, "angle": -30, "x": 65, "y": 25, "spread": 40, "composition": "fold", "signature": "c657a192", "initial": "L", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/little-river-maple-research-degabriele.jpg", "credit": "Alexis DeGabriele", "source": "https://www.fws.gov/media/courtesy-little-river-band-ottawa-indians-julia-place-wading-tube-maple-river", "rights": "Public Domain — explicit FWS media-item designation", "rightsUrl": "https://www.fws.gov/media/courtesy-little-river-band-ottawa-indians-julia-place-wading-tube-maple-river", "scope": "FWS identifies Julia Place as a researcher for the Little River Band of Ottawa Indians on the Maple River. It shows particular research activity and place, not every community member, present river conditions, a homeland boundary or project outcomes. Complete available 4032×3024 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1350 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Source file preserved privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only; creator/source/rights credit retained." }, { "slug": "little-shell-tribe-of-chippewa-indians-of-montana", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 313, "angle": 9, "x": 68, "y": 67, "spread": 35, "composition": "fold", "signature": "6132afc9", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "little-traverse-bay-bands-of-odawa-indians", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 246, "angle": -30, "x": 45, "y": 33, "spread": 32, "composition": "wash", "signature": "5a354996", "initial": "L", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/odawa-casino-abarndweller-2006.jpg", "credit": "abarndweller,2006 · CC BY2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Odawa_Casino_Resort_under_construction_(893445036).jpg", "rights": "CC BY2.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "A dated construction photograph of an enterprise owned and operated by the Little Traverse Bay Bands. It is not the present appearance, Tribal government offices, traditional artwork or a boundary. Complete1600×1064 Commons source frame retained; the separate cropped derivative was deliberately not used. Exact available full-frame JPEG copied unchanged; CSS crops and overlays affect card/backdrop display only." }, { "slug": "lone-pine-paiuteshoshone-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 155, "angle": -11, "x": 28, "y": 18, "spread": 42, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "82039f2b", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "long-lake-58-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 186, "angle": 48, "x": 64, "y": 54, "spread": 25, "composition": "fold", "signature": "7165ff02", "initial": "L", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c7-long-lake58-community.jpg", "credit": "P199 · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Long_Lake_FN.JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "The exact photographer record identifies Long Lake Reserve58. Historical public settlement/place context, not a current census, all community territory or a portrait of every member. Complete available960×642 JPEG imported unchanged. CSS display crops/overlays affect background/card copies only; the page displays the complete frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "los-coyotes-band-of-cahuilla-and-cupeno-indians-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 301, "angle": -53, "x": 25, "y": 24, "spread": 44, "composition": "wash", "signature": "6fc1e2dd", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "lovelock-paiute-tribe-of-the-lovelock-indian-colony-nevada", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 341, "angle": -23, "x": 70, "y": 41, "spread": 34, "composition": "fold", "signature": "5abfd7cd", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "lower-brule-sioux-tribe-of-the-lower-brule-reservation-south-dakota", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 28, "angle": 53, "x": 62, "y": 42, "spread": 22, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "c1d6c02c", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "lower-sioux-indian-community", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 253, "angle": 66, "x": 74, "y": 34, "spread": 25, "composition": "fold", "signature": "d6cd95", "initial": "L", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/lower-sioux-agency-mcghiever-2012.jpg", "credit": "McGhiever · CC BY-SA3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lower_Sioux_Agency_warehouse.jpg", "rights": "Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike3.0 Unported", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Lower Sioux Agency warehouse exterior; the Community’s own Historic Site page describes its management of this specific public historic site through a cooperative agreement beginning in2007. This is a2012 photograph of an agency-era building, not a traditional Dakota dwelling, a current family home or a depiction of all community life. No war narrative, date of construction or property-title conclusion is inferred from its appearance. Complete browser-rendered preview frame preserved unchanged, without crop, retouching or generated pixels. The opened-page image is proportional; directory/backdrop copies may use disclosed CSS crops and overlays. Preserve this photograph and derivatives under CC BY-SA3.0 with creator/source/license credit. This image review adds no substantive historical reading count. Unchanged complete browser preview; CSS cropping/overlays only, with disclosure. CC BY-SA3.0 applies to photograph and derivatives; no endorsement asserted." }, { "slug": "lower-tanana", "originalId": 186, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 282, "angle": -65, "x": 45, "y": 55, "spread": 24, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "e1a0787a", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "lucayan", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 310, "angle": -22, "x": 73, "y": 78, "spread": 27, "composition": "arc", "signature": "c33fc6d6", "initial": "L", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c14-lucayan-mangroves-brokensphere-2006.jpg", "credit": "© BrokenSphere / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lucayan_National_Park_mangrove_swamp.JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported; selected from the offered CC BY-SA/GFDL alternatives", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "A modern landscape in the specifically named national park. Bahamas National Trust identifies the park with Lucayan historical heritage; this is place context for the historical Lucayan reading route, not a photograph of historical people or artifacts. No exact archaeological site, ancestral boundary, exclusive ownership, extinction or present ancestry claim is inferred." }, { "slug": "luiseno", "originalId": 187, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 134, "angle": 56, "x": 37, "y": 17, "spread": 27, "composition": "wash", "signature": "1471646", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "lumbee", "originalId": 188, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 215, "angle": 21, "x": 54, "y": 23, "spread": 44, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "a81e962f", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "lummi", "originalId": 189, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 195, "angle": 34, "x": 79, "y": 39, "spread": 28, "composition": "wash", "signature": "e0f7c93", "initial": "L", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c09-lummi-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: U.S. EPA · Public domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bellingham_Bay_at_sunset_(4951805993).jpg", "rights": "Public domain — U.S. federal EPA work", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bellingham_Bay_at_sunset_(4951805993).jpg#Licensing", "scope": "A dated Bellingham Bay coastal view with Lummi Island named in the item description. The Nation’s 2022 Community Plan specifically includes Bellingham Bay in its coastal fishing account; this is a landscape context, not Lummi citizens, a reservation boundary, a current environmental condition or a picture of all Lummi communities. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "lytton-rancheria-of-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 250, "angle": 76, "x": 29, "y": 60, "spread": 33, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "f69dbe2", "initial": "L" }, { "slug": "macoris-hispaniola-historical-label", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 160, "angle": -20, "x": 28, "y": 50, "spread": 27, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "977774e0", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "mactun", "originalId": 190, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 143, "angle": -28, "x": 28, "y": 40, "spread": 37, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "99f7b0a7", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "madesi-band-pit-river-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 138, "angle": 57, "x": 39, "y": 49, "spread": 39, "composition": "wash", "signature": "62245f4a", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "magnetawan-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 173, "angle": 26, "x": 29, "y": 72, "spread": 31, "composition": "wash", "signature": "ef3b055", "initial": "M", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c06-magnetawan-community.jpg", "credit": "P199 · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Magnetawan_FN.JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "The photograph’s own description explicitly names Magnetawan First Nation reserve, rather than the separately named municipality. This is dated community-place context; it does not establish surveyed borders, all residents’ identities or present buildings and conditions. Exact source record, photographer and media-specific licence read; no image-based historical source count. The visible sign/logo is incidental factual identification within the complete dated storefront photograph. The photograph licence is recorded; no separate permission for the underlying logo, endorsement, current operation, present ownership or standalone branding use is claimed. Parent imported the supplied complete JPEG unchanged; the recorded original/preview/earlier-derivative limits remain. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "maidu", "originalId": 191, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 217, "angle": 27, "x": 56, "y": 19, "spread": 38, "composition": "arc", "signature": "b3056d59", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "makah", "originalId": 192, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 289, "angle": 26, "x": 26, "y": 67, "spread": 24, "composition": "wash", "signature": "cee20151", "initial": "M", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c09-makah-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Dicklyon · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Neah_Bay_Makah_Marina_pano.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0 International", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "A panoramic view of the specifically named Makah Marina at Neah Bay. The Tribe’s history identifies Neah Bay as one Makah village context. This does not depict all Makah citizens, every village, a legal boundary or current marina operation. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "maleku", "originalId": 193, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 60, "angle": -33, "x": 58, "y": 31, "spread": 40, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "5c3b287c", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "mam", "originalId": 194, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 130, "angle": 16, "x": 41, "y": 22, "spread": 35, "composition": "wash", "signature": "eaa30102", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "manchester-band-of-pomo-indians-of-the-manchester-rancheria-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 300, "angle": -78, "x": 77, "y": 78, "spread": 37, "composition": "fold", "signature": "d23a5714", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "mandan", "originalId": 195, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 354, "angle": -21, "x": 33, "y": 63, "spread": 42, "composition": "fold", "signature": "c0a64eda", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "manley-hot-springs-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 39, "angle": 24, "x": 51, "y": 29, "spread": 23, "composition": "wash", "signature": "c20aa947", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "manokotak-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 359, "angle": 4, "x": 73, "y": 48, "spread": 29, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "532863a7", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "manzanita-kumeyaay", "originalId": 196, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 121, "angle": -20, "x": 43, "y": 47, "spread": 33, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "be4d40e1", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "maricopa", "originalId": 197, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 235, "angle": -26, "x": 40, "y": 42, "spread": 23, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "edc3efb3", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "mashantucket-pequot", "originalId": 198, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 212, "angle": 26, "x": 64, "y": 61, "spread": 32, "composition": "arc", "signature": "be1ab654", "initial": "M", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-mashantucket-pequot-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Stilfehler (Wikivoyage Shared) · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mashantucket_Pequot_Museum_Exterior.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "A dated exterior of the tribally owned Mashantucket Pequot Museum, identified by the item and the institution’s own Our Story publication. Not a reconstructed historical village, a portrait of all Pequot communities or permission to reuse interior exhibits. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "massachusett", "originalId": 199, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 50, "angle": 16, "x": 39, "y": 62, "spread": 43, "composition": "arc", "signature": "6fa6ec02", "initial": "M", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-massachusett-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: ButteBag · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Neponset_River_in_Dorchester.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "A modern Neponset River landscape in Dorchester. The Tribe at Ponkapoag’s own Neponset history and removal essay explicitly connect its community history with Neponset/Milton/Dorchester. Not a reconstructed precolonial scene, legal boundary, proof of ownership or image of current members. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "matchebenashshewish-band-of-potawatomi-indians", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 300, "angle": -68, "x": 37, "y": 79, "spread": 43, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "d3802964", "initial": "M", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/gun-lake-sturgeon-elliot-2022.jpg", "credit": "Rob Elliot/USFWS", "source": "https://www.fws.gov/media/gun-lake-tribe-members-preparing-raise-lake-sturgeon-be-released", "rights": "Public Domain — explicit FWS media-item designation", "rightsUrl": "https://www.fws.gov/media/gun-lake-tribe-members-preparing-raise-lake-sturgeon-be-released", "scope": "The FWS media caption identifies Gun Lake Tribal members preparing raised lake sturgeon for release. The linked agency story explicitly bridges Gun Lake Tribe to Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish Band and describes the collaboration. No individual names, citizenship determinations, regalia meanings or current ecological outcomes are inferred. Complete available 1600×1600 source frame proportionally resized to 1600×1600 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Source file preserved privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only; creator/source/rights credit retained." }, { "slug": "matlatzinca", "originalId": 200, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 123, "angle": 45, "x": 71, "y": 66, "spread": 42, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "94fd93eb", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "mattole", "originalId": 201, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 135, "angle": 51, "x": 72, "y": 73, "spread": 38, "composition": "wash", "signature": "fe22ec1f", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "maya", "originalId": 202, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 149, "angle": 68, "x": 77, "y": 31, "spread": 27, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "c9699ea5", "initial": "M", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c14-maya-chakalte-lintel.jpg", "credit": "Chakalte’ · The Met · CC0", "source": "https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/313240", "rights": "Public Domain / Met Open Access CC0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/", "scope": "One Classic-period Maya royal artwork from La Pasadita, Guatemala, signed by the named sculptor Chakalte’. Connected only to the broad historical Maya route, not assigned to Itza’, Mopan, Q’eqchi’ or modern Yucatec communities. No present identity, membership, universal design or government endorsement inferred. Complete delivered 1188×1200 source frame viewed; black surrounding field is part of the delivered image." }, { "slug": "mayangna", "originalId": 203, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 263, "angle": -73, "x": 67, "y": 70, "spread": 36, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "86c9873f", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "mayo-yoreme", "originalId": 204, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 81, "angle": 60, "x": 34, "y": 24, "spread": 29, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "1d0ff61", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "mazahua", "originalId": 205, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 92, "angle": 26, "x": 71, "y": 73, "spread": 40, "composition": "arc", "signature": "2a1fcd54", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "mazatec", "originalId": 206, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 238, "angle": 9, "x": 61, "y": 30, "spread": 32, "composition": "wash", "signature": "3af7a2ce", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "mcgrath-native-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 260, "angle": 27, "x": 46, "y": 50, "spread": 35, "composition": "fold", "signature": "41e68f5c", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "mchigeeng-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 103, "angle": -28, "x": 38, "y": 43, "spread": 23, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "c2184ea7", "initial": "M", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c07-mchigeeng-place.jpg", "credit": "Photo: P199 · Public domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:MChigeeng_FN_1.JPG", "rights": "Public domain — released worldwide by photographer P199", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:MChigeeng_FN_1.JPG", "scope": "The exact item names M’Chigeeng First Nation Reserve. This is a dated community place view, not a map, present boundary or representative portrait of every citizen. This dated image shows a place-name sign and police building, not the language program, school, present policing arrangements or all citizens. Incidental police emblems and flags remain in the whole scene without being separately licensed or adopted as Atlas branding. Complete available960×720 JPEG imported unchanged. CSS display crops/overlays affect background/card copies only; the page displays the complete frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "mechoopda-indian-tribe-of-chico-rancheria-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 204, "angle": 50, "x": 52, "y": 27, "spread": 32, "composition": "fold", "signature": "ab6f3414", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "meherrin", "originalId": 207, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 259, "angle": -23, "x": 68, "y": 49, "spread": 33, "composition": "wash", "signature": "92a320cb", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "menominee", "originalId": 208, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 262, "angle": -3, "x": 73, "y": 40, "spread": 27, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "1428116e", "initial": "M", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/menominee-amiskquew-loc-1843.jpg", "credit": "Amiskquew,c.1843 · Library of Congress", "source": "https://www.loc.gov/item/95502208/", "rights": "Public-domain c.1843 U.S. print; Library of Congress rights advisory: No known restrictions on publication.", "rightsUrl": "https://www.loc.gov/item/95502208/?fo=json", "scope": "LOC actual JSON item record read for Menominee subject headings, c.1843 Philadelphia publication, resource identity and explicit rights_advisory. Exact digital file from original item downloaded and visually inspected,726×1024. This is a historical print of a specifically identified Menominee individual, not a photograph or a contemporary officeholder. Shared across the broader people route and Tribe route as precisely labelled historical context; it does not depict the present government or claim endorsement. Original catalogue vocabulary is historical. No biography, dress symbolism or cultural uniformity inferred. The print’s183-year publication basis and LOC advisory support reuse; no claim that LOC owns or licenses the work. Exact complete available JPEG copied unchanged. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "menominee-indian-tribe-of-wisconsin", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 33, "angle": 49, "x": 54, "y": 16, "spread": 25, "composition": "arc", "signature": "e1fba309", "initial": "M", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/menominee-amiskquew-loc-1843.jpg", "credit": "Amiskquew,c.1843 · Library of Congress", "source": "https://www.loc.gov/item/95502208/", "rights": "Public-domain c.1843 U.S. print; Library of Congress rights advisory: No known restrictions on publication.", "rightsUrl": "https://www.loc.gov/item/95502208/?fo=json", "scope": "LOC actual JSON item record read for Menominee subject headings, c.1843 Philadelphia publication, resource identity and explicit rights_advisory. Exact digital file from original item downloaded and visually inspected,726×1024. This is a historical print of a specifically identified Menominee individual, not a photograph or a contemporary officeholder. Shared across the broader people route and Tribe route as precisely labelled historical context; it does not depict the present government or claim endorsement. Original catalogue vocabulary is historical. No biography, dress symbolism or cultural uniformity inferred. The print’s183-year publication basis and LOC advisory support reuse; no claim that LOC owns or licenses the work. Exact complete available JPEG copied unchanged. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "mentasta-traditional-council", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 48, "angle": -34, "x": 25, "y": 72, "spread": 29, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "8504bd70", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "mesa-grande-band-of-diegueno-mission-indians-of-the-mesa-grande-reservation-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 179, "angle": -3, "x": 38, "y": 15, "spread": 30, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "eba9d6b", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "mescalero-apache", "originalId": 209, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 209, "angle": -4, "x": 51, "y": 65, "spread": 29, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "e2efac61", "initial": "M", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/mescalero-st-joseph-mission-mr-t-77-2011-card.jpg", "credit": "Mission exterior · mr_t_77", "source": "https://www.flickr.com/photos/mrt77/6080596588/", "rights": "CC BY-SA 2.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/", "scope": "A public exterior photograph of a documented Mescalero Apache community institution. The mission's own restoration site says it was built to serve the Mescalero Apache Reservation and has served the community's spiritual and communal needs. This is a community-landmark image; it does not show a traditional Mescalero basket or clothing, and should not be captioned as representing the beliefs of all Mescalero Apache people. Actual primary Flickr HTML, image-specific license link and Commons file record were inspected; the complete downloaded source frame was visually reviewed. Restoration scaffolding is visible. This dated public exterior is community-landmark context, not traditional basketry, interior art or a statement that all Mescalero Apache people share a faith. Mission context is its own institutional account, not a tribal endorsement or independent historical audit. No people, ceremonies or restricted activities are shown. Proportional web resizing/compression only; background/card CSS may crop or overlay. All image adaptations retain CC BY-SA 2.0. No generated or retouched image content. Complete source frame is shown proportionally in the page banner; no endorsement is implied." }, { "slug": "meskwaki", "originalId": 210, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 97, "angle": -73, "x": 65, "y": 49, "spread": 45, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "82e5ec39", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "metis", "originalId": 211, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 217, "angle": -23, "x": 50, "y": 36, "spread": 33, "composition": "fold", "signature": "be42ffc9", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "metlakatla-indian-community-annette-island-reserve", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 306, "angle": 78, "x": 49, "y": 48, "spread": 40, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "3cd033f2", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "miami", "originalId": 212, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 280, "angle": -55, "x": 57, "y": 59, "spread": 30, "composition": "wash", "signature": "598cf1c8", "initial": "M", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-miami-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Antony-22 · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Peru_Wabash_Steel_Truss_Bridge_2022.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Photographer-identified modern Wabash River bridge at Peru, Indiana. The Myaamia Removal Project’s actual introduction supplies the Wabash Valley historical connection. Regional context only, not an identified 1846 crossing, a reserve, a present government portrait or proof of territory. Commons coordinate fields disagree; no exact camera location or boundary is inferred. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "miami-tribe-of-oklahoma", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 78, "angle": -76, "x": 52, "y": 35, "spread": 42, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "82149126", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "miccosukee", "originalId": 213, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 13, "angle": 51, "x": 69, "y": 27, "spread": 24, "composition": "wash", "signature": "db6c891d", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "michipicoten-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 210, "angle": -49, "x": 77, "y": 62, "spread": 44, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "8f2271fa", "initial": "M", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c6-michipicoten-village.jpg", "credit": "P199 · Public domain — released by photographer", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Michipicoten_Rvr_Vlg.jpg", "rights": "Public domain — released by photographer", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Michipicoten_Rvr_Vlg.jpg#Licensing", "scope": "The exact record identifies the modern Michipicoten River Village in the Municipality of Wawa. The First Nation’s history explicitly describes the river-mouth village in its pre-relocation account. This modern municipal waterfront provides narrowly identified historical-place context; it is not the current GrosCap reserve village, a portrait of members, community-owned buildings or proof of territorial title. Unchanged complete record-linked960px full-frame preview. The larger original was not inspected or copied. CSS crops/overlays affect display only. The photographic image remains available under Public domain — released by photographer; creator/source/license credit retained. Parent imported the supplied complete JPEG unchanged; the recorded original/preview/earlier-derivative limits remain. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "middle-verde-community-yavapaiapache-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 53, "angle": 36, "x": 49, "y": 61, "spread": 24, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "19927aa5", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "middletown-rancheria-of-pomo-indians-of-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 8, "angle": -14, "x": 78, "y": 42, "spread": 42, "composition": "fold", "signature": "8e8ceb10", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "mikmaq", "originalId": 214, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 321, "angle": -40, "x": 43, "y": 68, "spread": 23, "composition": "wash", "signature": "764e41", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "mille-lacs-band-of-ojibwe", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 259, "angle": 52, "x": 29, "y": 49, "spread": 22, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "76f69123", "initial": "M", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/mille-lacs-museum-card.jpg", "credit": "Myotus · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mille_Lacs_Indian_Museum-01.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Exact museum devoted to Mille Lacs Band history and developed through a Band/Minnesota Historical Society partnership. Modern architectural exterior, not a historical residence or an assertion of community endorsement. The building’s architectural decorative band remains within the full view; its motif is not extracted, copied or explained beyond the institutional identification. No interior objects, ceremonial knowledge or human remains appear. Complete delivered frame retained. Opened-page image should display proportionally; any directory/backdrop CSS crop or overlay is presentation treatment and must not become an altered archival claim. Derivatives remain subject to the stated photo license; no endorsement implied." }, { "slug": "mingo", "originalId": 215, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 13, "angle": 61, "x": 64, "y": 60, "spread": 45, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "c1cef6d", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "mississauga-8-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 98, "angle": -8, "x": 71, "y": 53, "spread": 23, "composition": "arc", "signature": "7d53d642", "initial": "M", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c7-mississauga-reserve-2013.jpg", "credit": "P199 · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mississauga_FN.JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Exact photographer caption identifies Mississagi River8 Reserve west of Blind River. The Nation’s About Us explicitly bridges Mississauga #8/Mississagi names. A dated community landscape, not every Mississauga people, a current boundary or proof of ownership of each visible feature. Complete available960×640 JPEG imported unchanged. CSS display crops/overlays affect background/card copies only; the page displays the complete frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "mississaugas-of-scugog-island-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 207, "angle": -65, "x": 77, "y": 23, "spread": 43, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "cd714d7f", "initial": "M", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c7-scugog-lake-regional.jpg", "credit": "SimonP · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lake_Scugog.JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Regional Lake Scugog landscape, individually connected through the Nation’s own account of Lake Scugog life and return. The photographer names the lake, not a reserve camera position or surveyed boundary; no community members or buildings are identified. Complete available960×720 JPEG imported unchanged. CSS display crops/overlays affect background/card copies only; the page displays the complete frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "mississippi-band-of-choctaw-indians", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 237, "angle": -76, "x": 42, "y": 35, "spread": 26, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "58b1af25", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "miwok", "originalId": 216, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 166, "angle": 0, "x": 78, "y": 57, "spread": 27, "composition": "fold", "signature": "e265f586", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "mixe", "originalId": 217, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 124, "angle": 25, "x": 41, "y": 22, "spread": 34, "composition": "fold", "signature": "5aac474c", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "mixtec", "originalId": 218, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 279, "angle": 64, "x": 34, "y": 71, "spread": 27, "composition": "wash", "signature": "b06ead87", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "moapa-band-of-paiute-indians-of-the-moapa-river-indian-reservation-nevada", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 278, "angle": 49, "x": 52, "y": 51, "spread": 29, "composition": "arc", "signature": "7ed7b20e", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "mobile", "originalId": 219, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 255, "angle": -34, "x": 53, "y": 41, "spread": 45, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "69fb8c77", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "modoc", "originalId": 220, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 77, "angle": 4, "x": 56, "y": 68, "spread": 30, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "8b9a36a5", "initial": "M", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-modoc-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: National Park Service; individual photographer not supplied · Public domain — U.S. government work", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Views_from_the_Lava_Beds_(fd6bdfae-1dd8-b71b-0b68-83803fc93917).JPG", "rights": "Public domain — U.S. government work", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Views_from_the_Lava_Beds_(fd6bdfae-1dd8-b71b-0b68-83803fc93917).JPG#Summary", "scope": "A modern landscape of Lava Beds National Monument. Both Nation history and the park’s homeland account identify this landscape’s specific Modoc historical connection. It is not a reconstructed 1873 scene, a mapped boundary, a portrait of present citizens or a site-access invitation. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "mohawk", "originalId": 221, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 316, "angle": 59, "x": 67, "y": 49, "spread": 42, "composition": "arc", "signature": "7bc9c85c", "initial": "M", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c12-mohawk-photo.jpg", "credit": "Wikipatr — CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cornwall_Ontario_New_Bridge.JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Modern Cornwall–Akwesasne bridge in the St. Lawrence River setting described by the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne. This is contemporary regional infrastructure, not Mohawk-made art, one bridge representing all Mohawk people or a territorial/legal boundary. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "mohegan", "originalId": 222, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 232, "angle": 49, "x": 52, "y": 34, "spread": 32, "composition": "wash", "signature": "29daa08", "initial": "M", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-mohegan-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: John Phelan · CC BY 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mohegan_Congregational_Church,_Mohegan_CT.jpg", "rights": "CC BY 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/", "scope": "A dated public exterior of the Mohegan Church specifically identified in the Tribe’s own historical account. Not an interior, ceremony, claim about all Mohegan religious affiliation or current legal title determination. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "mohican", "originalId": 223, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 80, "angle": -70, "x": 55, "y": 42, "spread": 26, "composition": "fold", "signature": "a9f88a50", "initial": "M", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c5-stockbridge-mission-house-daderot2017.jpg", "credit": "Daderot · Mission House property · CC0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mission_House_-_Stockbridge,_Massachusetts_-_DSC05804.jpg", "rights": "CC0 1.0 — photographer’s explicit dedication", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/", "scope": "The property is context for the specifically documented Tribe-curated Mohican Miles exhibit in the eastern homelands, not a Mohican-built dwelling or the exhibit interior. Commons file-specific own-work identification, creator, date and explicit CC0 dedication inspected; downloaded 5472x3648 original and full frame visually inspected. The Trustees’ past-exhibition account establishes that the Stockbridge-Munsee Tribe curated Mohican Miles from its archives in the separate Carriage House behind the Mission House. This 2017 photograph gives property/institution context before that 2021-2022 exhibit. It is not an image of the exhibition, a Tribal dwelling, the Wisconsin reservation or an endorsement of the missionary history. The separate exhibition space is not claimed to be the main house shown. No crop or pixel editing made here. Complete available 5472×3648 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1200 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Original source copy retained privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "mojave", "originalId": 224, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 25, "angle": -67, "x": 25, "y": 75, "spread": 44, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "95471e69", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "molala", "originalId": 225, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 181, "angle": -68, "x": 45, "y": 30, "spread": 33, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "1bfda065", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "monacan", "originalId": 226, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 50, "angle": 66, "x": 67, "y": 19, "spread": 28, "composition": "wash", "signature": "18ac892", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "mono", "originalId": 227, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 330, "angle": 61, "x": 37, "y": 26, "spread": 42, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "f286ee6a", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "montaukett", "originalId": 228, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 109, "angle": -52, "x": 35, "y": 18, "spread": 29, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "b0fce8e5", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "mooretown-rancheria-of-maidu-indians-of-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 320, "angle": -50, "x": 70, "y": 32, "spread": 23, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "3ec8d0f0", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "moose-deer-point-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 295, "angle": -24, "x": 68, "y": 75, "spread": 38, "composition": "arc", "signature": "40b06c7", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "mopan-maya", "originalId": 229, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 251, "angle": 31, "x": 74, "y": 68, "spread": 37, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "35c8dc7b", "initial": "M", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c14-mopan-sanluis-hernandez-2009.jpg", "credit": "Danny Hernández / Wikimedia Commons · Photographer’s public-domain dedication", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:San_Luis,_(Pet%C3%A9n).jpg", "rights": "Photographer/copyright-holder public-domain self-dedication, with worldwide broad fallback permission; not CC0", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:San_Luis,_(Pet%C3%A9n).jpg#Licensing", "scope": "A shared modern public-town setting in San Luis, Petén. The municipality’s historical account specifically connects San Luis with Mopan communities and explicitly acknowledges Q’eqchi’ and Ladino communities too. This does not identify the incidental people as Mopan or establish an exclusively Mopan neighborhood, practice, property or territory. The municipal history alone is insufficient to assign this particular downtown scene to Q’eqchi’ as an additional specific-community image." }, { "slug": "morongo-band-of-mission-indians-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 287, "angle": 0, "x": 58, "y": 79, "spread": 41, "composition": "fold", "signature": "5c6b4987", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "moruga-first-peoples", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 226, "angle": -7, "x": 31, "y": 36, "spread": 37, "composition": "arc", "signature": "87297e4a", "initial": "M", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c14-moruga-coastline-kalamazadkhan-2016.jpg", "credit": "Kalamazadkhan · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Moruga_coastline.jpg", "rights": "Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "A specific modern Moruga coastal setting. The community’s own history account connects its organization with Moruga families, and selected parliamentary content discusses Moruga heritage initiatives. The photograph is not a community portrait, a cultural object, a ceremony, a boundary, evidence of land ownership or exclusive occupation, or an image representing all Warao people." }, { "slug": "muckleshoot", "originalId": 230, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 145, "angle": -37, "x": 78, "y": 24, "spread": 34, "composition": "arc", "signature": "5aaeb659", "initial": "M", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c11-muckleshoot-white-river.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Roc0ast3r · CC0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:White_River_at_Game_Farm_Park_in_Auburn,_Washington_-_6.jpg", "rights": "CC0 1.0 Universal — exact photo dedication", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/", "scope": "A photographer-identified 2024 White River view at Game Farm Park in Auburn. The Tribe’s land account names the White River among ancestral waterways. Regional river context does not establish that this camera location is a former village, reservation parcel, present ownership or legal boundary. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "munsee", "originalId": 231, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 22, "angle": 12, "x": 71, "y": 66, "spread": 28, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "1b938e6", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "munsee-delaware-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 160, "angle": -80, "x": 35, "y": 29, "spread": 36, "composition": "fold", "signature": "fdb5ec00", "initial": "M" }, { "slug": "muscogee-creek", "originalId": 232, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 120, "angle": 75, "x": 74, "y": 35, "spread": 22, "composition": "arc", "signature": "daf21dd8", "initial": "M", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-muscogee-creek-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Rdlogan 05 · CC BY-SA 4.0 International", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Muscogee_(Creek)_Nation_Council_House.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0 International", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "The specifically identified historic Council House at Okmulgee. The Nation-operated institution’s own history confirms the building context. One government’s historic place, not all Muscogee towns, a present jurisdiction/title determination or a current visitor-use guarantee. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. 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Metro Vancouver’s actual 2022 paper documents Musqueam collaboration and ecological priorities at Iona Island. A 2006 landscape predating that project, not a portrait of a reserve, proof of territory, current access or completed restoration. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. 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Pueblo sources connect the named falls and reservoir with resource stewardship and public recreation. Current on-location photography requires permits and may be restricted. Original 2008 permit/consent was not inspected, and reuse gives no permission to visit/capture or claim current water safety. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. 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The Tribe’s perseverance history specifically identifies the Indian Meeting House/Church as a former setting for community meetings. Not an image of a ceremony, all Narragansett religious practice or a current boundary/title claim. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "naskapi", "originalId": 239, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 154, "angle": -36, "x": 43, "y": 72, "spread": 31, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "ef3cc62", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "naso-tjer-di", "originalId": 240, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 88, "angle": 6, "x": 33, "y": 38, "spread": 39, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "ad0063b0", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "natchez", "originalId": 241, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 100, "angle": -43, "x": 43, "y": 33, "spread": 37, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "5b7af82c", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "natchitoches", "originalId": 242, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 144, "angle": 53, "x": 77, "y": 67, "spread": 35, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "ff2de28", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "native-hawaiian-kanaka-maoli", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 110, "angle": 63, "x": 79, "y": 44, "spread": 33, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "dd85b97e", "initial": "N", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c8-native-hawaiian-heeia-fishpond.jpg", "credit": "Joel Bradshaw · Public domain — photographer’s worldwide release", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Oahu-Heeia-fishpond%26Koolaus.JPG", "rights": "Public domain — photographer’s worldwide release", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Oahu-Heeia-fishpond%26Koolaus.JPG", "scope": "Specific Heʻeia fishpond example on the Native Hawaiian reading route, directly matching Paepae o Heʻeia’s already inspected public fishpond/education collection. This is one Oʻahu place and its publicly discussed stewardship setting, not every island’s culture, a current ownership determination, an access invitation or a precise territorial boundary. The item-date/EXIF discrepancy is retained rather than silently resolved. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. 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null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 316, "angle": -61, "x": 52, "y": 50, "spread": 31, "composition": "arc", "signature": "d098eb9c", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "native-village-of-belkofski", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 292, "angle": -44, "x": 48, "y": 36, "spread": 22, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "daf33224", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "native-village-of-brevig-mission", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 290, "angle": -74, "x": 57, "y": 42, "spread": 37, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "48b9c132", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "native-village-of-buckland", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 52, "angle": -34, "x": 35, "y": 23, "spread": 24, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "afbccb74", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": 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CSS display crops/overlays affect background/card copies only; the page displays the complete frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "neutral-nation", "originalId": 246, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 152, "angle": 9, "x": 41, "y": 30, "spread": 39, "composition": "arc", "signature": "87a5c0c8", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "new-koliganek-village-council", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 274, "angle": -1, "x": 43, "y": 27, "spread": 26, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "1a33ff7a", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "new-stuyahok-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 355, "angle": 14, "x": 48, "y": 76, "spread": 35, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "1c6c15f3", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "newhalen-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 144, "angle": -77, "x": 37, "y": 27, "spread": 36, "composition": "arc", "signature": "9f3b718", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "newtok-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 12, "angle": -74, "x": 52, "y": 55, "spread": 27, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "6577af34", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "nez-perce-nimiipuu", "originalId": 247, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 347, "angle": 43, "x": 66, "y": 62, "spread": 42, "composition": "wash", "signature": "7bd63ddb", "initial": "N", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/nez-perce-spalding-visitor-center-nps.jpg", "credit": "National Park Service", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nepe_20060804105752.JPG", "rights": "Public domain in the United States — NPS employee work, Commons PD-USGov-NPS designation", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nepe_20060804105752.JPG", "scope": "Copy the reviewed NPS visitor-center image and its rights record without altering the Idaho-government mapping. The actual NPS Spalding account, lines 21–29 read October 27, 2026, identifies generations of Nimiipuu living/fishing at this place, park formation and expansion to sites in Oregon, Washington and Montana. Scope this image to one public interpretation institution in Nimiipuu country, not all communities or a tribal-government office. Exterior of a public National Park Service visitor center at Spalding in Idaho, not the Nez Perce Tribal government offices or a depiction of all Nimiipuu communities. The NPS Spalding Site account explicitly describes Nez Perce Tribe involvement in developing the park, including a 1963 report commissioned for the Tribe. That establishes narrow institutional and place-based relevance to this government route. Commons description, NPS attribution, PD-USGov-NPS licensing and image metadata read; complete2048x1536 original JPEG downloaded from the Original file link and visually inspected. No sensitive site, membership, territorial or ownership inference is made. No pixel edits or cropping; cards/backgrounds may use disclosed CSS cropping. Photograph credit/reuse evidence adds no substantive reading-source count. " }, { "slug": "nez-perce-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 33, "angle": -1, "x": 46, "y": 59, "spread": 27, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "58c95879", "initial": "N", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/nez-perce-spalding-visitor-center-nps.jpg", "credit": "National Park Service", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nepe_20060804105752.JPG", "rights": "Public domain in the United States — NPS employee work, Commons PD-USGov-NPS designation", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nepe_20060804105752.JPG", "scope": "Exterior of a public National Park Service visitor center at Spalding in Idaho, not the Nez Perce Tribal government offices or a depiction of all Nimiipuu communities. The NPS Spalding Site account explicitly describes Nez Perce Tribe involvement in developing the park, including a 1963 report commissioned for the Tribe. That establishes narrow institutional and place-based relevance to this government route. Commons description, NPS attribution, PD-USGov-NPS licensing and image metadata read; complete2048x1536 original JPEG downloaded from the Original file link and visually inspected. No sensitive site, membership, territorial or ownership inference is made. No pixel edits or cropping; cards/backgrounds may use disclosed CSS cropping. Photograph credit/reuse evidence adds no substantive reading-source count. " }, { "slug": "ngabe", "originalId": 248, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 308, "angle": 53, "x": 79, "y": 52, "spread": 23, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "13302f2c", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "nikolai-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 81, "angle": 25, "x": 41, "y": 18, "spread": 44, "composition": "arc", "signature": "599ff49", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "ninilchik-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 125, "angle": 35, "x": 46, "y": 26, "spread": 33, "composition": "arc", "signature": "861bc59d", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "nipissing-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 348, "angle": 13, "x": 36, "y": 76, "spread": 28, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "d607b0ec", "initial": "N", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c06-nipissing-garden-village.jpg", "credit": "P199 · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Garden_Village_1.JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Garden Village is specifically identified in the photograph record and in Nipissing First Nation’s own Culture & Heritage address and directions. This is a dated local landscape, not a picture of all citizens, a surveyed boundary or current conditions. Exact source record, photographer and media-specific licence read; no image-based historical source count. Parent imported the supplied complete JPEG unchanged; the recorded original/preview/earlier-derivative limits remain. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "nipmuc", "originalId": 249, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 7, "angle": -40, "x": 53, "y": 43, "spread": 29, "composition": "arc", "signature": "e2d9c647", "initial": "N", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-nipmuc-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: SusanGorius · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hassanamisco_Nipmuc_Indian_Building_on_Property.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "A dated building exterior at the Hassanamisco property, as individually identified by its Commons item. The building’s function is not supplied and is not guessed. Museum and Council histories specifically situate Hassanamisco community activity here; the photo neither resolves leadership differences nor represents every Nipmuc community. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "nisenan", "originalId": 251, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 209, "angle": 26, "x": 49, "y": 52, "spread": 30, "composition": "arc", "signature": "46fc8851", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "nisgaa", "originalId": 250, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 144, "angle": 43, "x": 41, "y": 18, "spread": 26, "composition": "arc", "signature": "c2c27dd8", "initial": "N", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c08-nisgaa-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Murray Foubister · CC BY-SA 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gingolx_(Kincolith),_BC_on_the_Kincolith_River_near_the_junction_of_Portland_Inlet_&_Observatory_inlet_(21370177000).jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA2.0 Generic", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/", "scope": "A dated place view of Gingolx, one Nisg̱a’a village-government setting, not all Nisg̱a’a people, present conditions, land ownership or surveyed territory. No smaller artwork in the scene may be extracted or adopted as Atlas branding. The record identifies Gingolx, but the building’s function is not established. No school, community-centre or government-office use is guessed, and no Kincolith River is claimed to be visible. This is a dated place view in one village setting, not all Nisg̱a’a communities or present land rights. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "nlakapamux", "originalId": 252, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 1, "angle": -60, "x": 25, "y": 60, "spread": 39, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "8ddbe6a1", "initial": "N", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c11-nlakapamux-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: The Interior · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fraser_joins_Thompson_River_at_Lytton.JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Photographer-identified river confluence at Lytton. Lytton First Nation’s own About Us locates its communities along the Fraser River and describes Kumsheen as where the rivers cross. The Stein plan identifies the specific Lytton Nlaka’pamux partnership. Regional named-place context, not all Nlaka’pamux communities, a photographed reserve boundary or a present-rights determination. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "nokoni", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 221, "angle": -38, "x": 25, "y": 31, "spread": 45, "composition": "wash", "signature": "3e041955", "initial": "N", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/nokoni-horseback-record-soule-nara-533053.jpg", "credit": "W. S. Soule / NARA · Public domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fer-ha-yer-quoip._Old_horseback._Nakoney_Chief,_Comanche_and_his_body_guard._-_NARA_-_533053.jpg", "rights": "Public domain in the United States — NARA/Commons federal-work media notice", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fer-ha-yer-quoip._Old_horseback._Nakoney_Chief,_Comanche_and_his_body_guard._-_NARA_-_533053.jpg#Licensing", "scope": "The exact NARA-derived Commons item title names Fer-ha-yer-quoip/Old Horseback as a Nakoney chief and mentions his bodyguard; the actual complete 2090-by-3000 downloaded JPEG contains ONE seated man. This caption/frame mismatch remains explicit. The photograph is presented as a portrait within that specifically identified Nokoni-related archival record, not as a newly verified identification of the visible individual. Do not name the seated person more confidently, infer an unseen second person or crop to suggest an identification. Hugh Allen Anderson's TSHA account explicitly identifies Horseback's Nokoni band; that supports the named record's band relevance, not a visual identification. Commons credits Soule, preserves the War Department record creator and NAID 533053/local identifier 165-AI-12, and includes a specific federal-work public-domain notice. Its 1881–1885 series-compilation date does not resolve Soule's earlier exposure date. The entire available JPEG frame and edge imperfections were visually inspected; no retouching, pixel crop, generated content or restoration was performed. Root may make a disclosed proportional 1800px derivative; retain full frame on the opened page and disclose CSS display crops. Image review adds no substantive reading-work count. Complete available 2090×3000 source frame proportionally resized to 1254×1800 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Original source copy retained privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "nome-eskimo-community", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 247, "angle": 60, "x": 34, "y": 44, "spread": 44, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "a8330f67", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "nomlaki", "originalId": 253, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 282, "angle": -60, "x": 60, "y": 50, "spread": 40, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "1d973ca2", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "nooksack", "originalId": 254, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 354, "angle": 49, "x": 59, "y": 46, "spread": 41, "composition": "wash", "signature": "5c4aa30a", "initial": "N", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c9-nooksack-north-fork.jpg", "credit": "Joe Mabel · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:North_Fork_Nooksack_River_looking_upstream_from_Douglas_Fir_Campground.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Exact record identifies the North Fork Nooksack River upstream view from Douglas Fir Campground. The Tribe’s actual historical account describes Nooksack River watershed relationships, including the upper North Fork as a shared-use area. A public modern river landscape, not an identified village, sacred location, exclusive-use claim or present boundary. Commons file history explicitly describes the current source revision as shadows lightened; no additional Atlas retouching is proposed. Unchanged complete 960×640 JPEG delivered by the exact provider-listed 960px preview link, retrieved normally HTTP 200 by root and independently viewed locally by this agent. The larger record-linked original and camera original were not inspected. No new crop, resizing, compression, retouching, colorization or generation applied; CSS display crops and overlays may affect presentation. Image remains CC BY-SA 4.0 with creator, source and license credits. The Commons file history identifies the current source revision as shadows lightened; the Atlas adds no further retouching. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "noorvik-native-community", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 313, "angle": -66, "x": 75, "y": 65, "spread": 27, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "1a59a071", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "northern-arapaho-tribe-of-the-wind-river-reservation-wyoming", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 323, "angle": 25, "x": 31, "y": 40, "spread": 27, "composition": "arc", "signature": "976d994b", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "northern-cheyenne-tribe-of-the-northern-cheyenne-indian-reservation-montana", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 239, "angle": -41, "x": 48, "y": 27, "spread": 24, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "b5d8f43f", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "northern-paiute", "originalId": 255, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 116, "angle": 4, "x": 58, "y": 34, "spread": 32, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "7318cba4", "initial": "N", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/duck-valley-sho-pai-greenhouses-hedrick-2015.jpg", "credit": "A. Hedrick / BLM · CC BY2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:BLM_and_Sho-Pai_Greenhouses_(23221392969).jpg", "rights": "CC BY2.0; Commons also marks public domain in the United States as a BLM employee work", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "Copy the existing cleared A. Hedrick/BLM photograph with its CC BY 2.0 credit and license link, preserving the old Shoshone-Paiute government mapping. The joint Tribes explicitly identify Northern Paiute and Western Shoshone descendants at Duck Valley (actual body lines 43–51 reopened October 27, 2026; prior substantive review October 23 retained). Show the specifically identified Sho-Pai Greenhouses project in 2015 as one joint-community example; do not infer individual citizenship or wider Northern Paiute representation. Publicly published BLM photograph of the specifically identified Duck Valley Sho-Pai Greenhouses. The record describes Owyhee High School FFA participation in growing sagebrush seedlings for mine reclamation and wildfire restoration. The inspected image shows the exterior greenhouses and two people working; their names, citizenship and governmental roles are not inferred. The photo documents this particular community-linked project and date, not all Shoshone or Paiute peoples, present program outcomes or a complete reservation landscape. Actual Commons file description, credit, source, Flickr license review and licensing read; the record explicitly displays the original Flickr URL downloaded here. Full3264x2448 JPEG downloaded, decoded and visually inspected after completion. No crop, retouching or generated pixels. Cards/backgrounds may use disclosed CSS cropping. Provide visible A.Hedrick/BLM credit and CC BY2.0 license link. Image evidence adds no substantive reading-source count. Use the same new copy-only registry record as Northern Paiute, with both slugs, while leaving the existing government image untouched. This image specifically depicts the Sho-Pai Greenhouses at Duck Valley in 2015, where the joint government identifies Northern Paiute and Western Shoshone descendants. Caption it as one Northern Paiute–Western Shoshone community example, not as a generic image of a single Paiute people or a Southern Paiute community. Retain A. Hedrick/BLM and CC BY 2.0 attribution, exact source date, original image-review facts and display-crop disclosure." }, { "slug": "northern-pomo", "originalId": 256, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 355, "angle": 59, "x": 67, "y": 69, "spread": 31, "composition": "fold", "signature": "b170505b", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "northfork-rancheria-of-mono-indians-of-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 58, "angle": -23, "x": 63, "y": 21, "spread": 35, "composition": "arc", "signature": "5aec0aca", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "northway-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 238, "angle": -31, "x": 25, "y": 48, "spread": 30, "composition": "wash", "signature": "ca3d0d8e", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "nottawaseppi-huron-band-of-potawatomi-indians", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 260, "angle": -33, "x": 28, "y": 25, "spread": 45, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "6392ce7c", "initial": "N", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/firekeepers-rawmustard-2009.jpg", "credit": "Rawmustard,2009 · CC BY-SA3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:FireKeepers.JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "A2009 exterior view of the Band’s named enterprise, not a current condition report, traditional-art image or portrait of Tribal members. No economic outcomes or jurisdictional boundary is inferred. Complete available 3264×2448 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1350 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Source file preserved privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only; creator/source/rights credit retained." }, { "slug": "nottoway", "originalId": 257, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 262, "angle": -18, "x": 63, "y": 39, "spread": 34, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "b86ecaf6", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "nulato-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 63, "angle": 2, "x": 38, "y": 57, "spread": 31, "composition": "fold", "signature": "efda7397", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "nunakauyarmiut-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 162, "angle": -50, "x": 45, "y": 44, "spread": 43, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "572ecf2", "initial": "N" }, { "slug": "nuuchahnulth", "originalId": 258, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 264, "angle": -22, "x": 58, "y": 22, "spread": 23, "composition": "wash", "signature": "7d75aed0", "initial": "N", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c09-nuuchahnulth-clayoquot.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Adam Jones, Ph.D. · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Clayoquot_Sound_-_Near_Tofino_-_Vancouver_Island_BC_-_Canada_-_01.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "One photographer-identified Clayoquot Sound landscape near Tofino. Tla-o-qui-aht Tribal Parks explicitly locates its work in Clayoquot Sound, while NTC lists Tla-o-qui-aht among participating nations. Not a claimed reserve shoreline, legal boundary, all Nuu-chah-nulth communities or proof of ecological results. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "nuxalk", "originalId": 259, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 286, "angle": -75, "x": 67, "y": 72, "spread": 30, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "8545172e", "initial": "N", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c8-nuxalk-bella-coola-valley.jpg", "credit": "Harlan Ingersoll Smith / Canadian Museum of History · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bella_Coola_River_Valley_(58782).jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Museum-sourced exact record58782 identifies a1923 view east up Bella Coola Valley toward a mountain beyond Stewie. Nation’s visitor guide explicitly names Bella Coola Valley within Nuxalk ancestral context. An outside historical landscape photograph, not a portrait of Nuxalk members, exact reserve shoreline, complete homeland depiction or a claim about present land ownership. No sacred-site location is supplied. Credit photographer and Canadian Museum of History source together. The media-specific Commons file license is CC BY-SA4.0, not metadataCC0 or an invented museum permission letter. Unchanged complete provider-listed960px full-frame preview, retrieved normally200 and locally inspected. The larger record original was not inspected or copied by this agent. No new crop, resizing, retouching or generation. CSS display crops/overlays may affect presentation. Image remains CC BY-SA 4.0 with creator/source/license credit. Harlan Ingersoll Smith’s1923 outside landscape photograph is credited with its Canadian Museum of History source; no modern community portrait or source-negative inspection is claimed. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "ocanxiu-sutiaba", "originalId": 260, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 120, "angle": 15, "x": 66, "y": 74, "spread": 43, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "a7cf9ef8", "initial": "O" }, { "slug": "oconee", "originalId": 261, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 80, "angle": -20, "x": 68, "y": 26, "spread": 27, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "aa2932e0", "initial": "O" }, { "slug": "odanak", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 153, "angle": 9, "x": 46, "y": 46, "spread": 26, "composition": "arc", "signature": "846810c9", "initial": "O" }, { "slug": "ofo", "originalId": 262, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 309, "angle": 48, "x": 44, "y": 67, "spread": 28, "composition": "fold", "signature": "a43a7f05", "initial": "O" }, { "slug": "ohkay-owingeh", "originalId": 264, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 223, "angle": -23, "x": 28, "y": 36, "spread": 34, "composition": "fold", "signature": "b21200cf", "initial": "O", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c13-ohkay-owingeh-photo.jpg", "credit": "Matt Walter · CC BY 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rio_Chama_River.jpg", "rights": "CC BY 2.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "The photographer explicitly identifies the Rio Chama in/around Abiquiú. Ohkay’s own public introduction names the Rio Chama/Rio Grande confluence. This is an upstream regional waterway view, NOT the Pueblo, exact confluence, a former village, current reservation land or access permission. No relationship to another community is inferred from proximity. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "ohlone", "originalId": 263, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 218, "angle": -58, "x": 52, "y": 57, "spread": 29, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "65fb99b2", "initial": "O" }, { "slug": "ohlone-costanoan-esselen-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 11, "angle": -79, "x": 37, "y": 36, "spread": 26, "composition": "arc", "signature": "4c00590b", "initial": "O" }, { "slug": "ojibways-of-garden-river-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 341, "angle": -3, "x": 36, "y": 62, "spread": 32, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "412f006d", "initial": "O", "image": "assets/c05-on-garden-river-bridge-2005.jpg", "credit": "Fungus Guy · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:This_Is_Indian_land_1.JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Exact Commons item identifies the rail bridge and inscription at Garden River First Nation. The photograph supplies a specific community landscape and public inscription; it does not independently establish legal boundaries. Complete available 2560×1920 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1350 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Original source copy retained privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "ojibwe", "originalId": 265, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 247, "angle": -25, "x": 38, "y": 74, "spread": 43, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "18198ebf", "initial": "O", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/anishinaabe-bandolier-bag-slam-card.jpg", "credit": "Saint Louis Art Museum · Ojibwe artist unrecorded", "source": "https://www.slam.org/collection/objects/66012/", "rights": "Public Domain, as designated by the museum; its Terms of Use explicitly permit unrestricted use of Public-domain Content. No Creative Commons license asserted.", "rightsUrl": "https://www.slam.org/terms-of-use/", "scope": "One Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) artist's nineteenth-century bandolier bag, c. 1860. Suitable for the broad Anishinaabe profile only with the precise Ojibwe attribution retained. Do not imply one object represents all Anishinaabe nations or governments, copy its beadwork as generated filler, or infer symbolism beyond the inspected museum record. RISD 43.119 remains an image-retrieval gap. Used one bounded museum alternative: SLAM object 20:2022. Actual museum page read, Public Domain link and Terms of Use read, image URL extracted from the official page HTML, original 1057 x 1600 JPEG downloaded and visually inspected in full. Object attribution is explicitly Anishinaabe (Ojibwe), not merely geographic. No maker biography, separate community review, or detailed design meanings established. Web copies proportionally resized/recompressed without retouching; CSS crops and overlays are presentation only. Complete image displayed proportionally in the page banner. The same precisely identified Ojibwe artist’s bag may accompany the broad Ojibwe collection as well as Anishinaabe. The maker’s individual name and particular Ojibwe government/community are unrecorded in the inspected item. It must not be assigned specifically to one Minnesota Band, used as a universal Ojibwe design, or copied into invented traditional motifs." }, { "slug": "okanagan-syilx", "originalId": 266, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 197, "angle": 64, "x": 42, "y": 39, "spread": 39, "composition": "arc", "signature": "5bc16e85", "initial": "O", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c11-okanagan-syilx-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Joli Rumi · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Okanagan_Lake,_Kelowna,_BC,_Canada.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Photographer-identified Okanagan Lake at Kelowna. The Nation’s fish-passage account explicitly concerns this lake. Modern waterbody context, not the fishway, a reserve portrait, a boundary or evidence of restoration outcomes. Date is the item’s EXIF-based identification, not independently verified camera timing. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "old-massett-village-council", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 343, "angle": -28, "x": 60, "y": 44, "spread": 30, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "b76f89a7", "initial": "O" }, { "slug": "olutec", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 143, "angle": -43, "x": 58, "y": 37, "spread": 26, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "58b3182f", "initial": "O" }, { "slug": "omaha", "originalId": 267, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 139, "angle": -8, "x": 41, "y": 56, "spread": 38, "composition": "fold", "signature": "c5f49c43", "initial": "O", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-omaha-photo.jpg", "credit": "Ammodramus — Public domain — photographer’s worldwide release", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Decatur,_Nebraska_Missouri_bridge_1.JPG", "rights": "Public domain — photographer’s worldwide release", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Decatur,_Nebraska_Missouri_bridge_1.JPG", "scope": "Modern Missouri River bridge setting at Decatur, Nebraska. Regional waterway context only; not an Omaha-built bridge, exact historic village, reservation boundary or historic view. Water only partly visible. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "oneida", "originalId": 268, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 145, "angle": 63, "x": 47, "y": 61, "spread": 44, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "bacd6279", "initial": "O", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c12-oneida-photo.jpg", "credit": "Andre Carrotflower — CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sylvan_Beach_-_20210522_-_01.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Modern Sylvan Beach/Oneida Lake regional view. The museum’s actually inspected historical opening names Oneida Lake in the Oneida New York background. It is not a Wisconsin or Ontario reservation, exact former village, ownership proof or present territorial boundary. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "oneida-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 295, "angle": 56, "x": 27, "y": 30, "spread": 34, "composition": "arc", "signature": "35207c47", "initial": "O", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c5-oneida-milmoe-usfws-partnership.jpg", "credit": "Joe Milmoe / USFWS · public domain", "source": "https://www.fws.gov/media/partners-fish-and-wildlife-biologist-meeting-oneida-tribe-member-green-bay-wisconsin", "rights": "Public Domain — explicit media-specific USFWS record", "rightsUrl": "https://www.fws.gov/media/partners-fish-and-wildlife-biologist-meeting-oneida-tribe-member-green-bay-wisconsin", "scope": "Official media record’s full caption, Joe Milmoe/USFWS credit, explicit Public Domain rights field and original-download link inspected.4896x3264 original downloaded normally from FWS and complete pixels inspected. The caption explicitly identifies the Wisconsin Oneida context and the biologist; the other participant is left unnamed. Record Date Shot/Created says 27 December 2021, while embedded file modification metadata says 26 January 2017; neither is asserted as the exposure date. Photo is public conservation partnership context, not present officeholder identification, a current condition claim or community endorsement. No crop or pixel edits made here. This is an independent primary photograph, not a mirror or alternate endpoint for the blocked Commons sign. Complete available 4896×3264 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1200 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Original source copy retained privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "onondaga", "originalId": 269, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 234, "angle": -51, "x": 65, "y": 65, "spread": 24, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "b5fe78ea", "initial": "O", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c12-onondaga-photo.jpg", "credit": "Hotshotfox — Public domain — photographer release", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Onondaga_lake_2.jpg", "rights": "Public domain — photographer release", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Onondaga_lake_2.jpg#Licensing", "scope": "Dated Onondaga Lake shore view connected to the Nation’s own lake/watershed vision. The partly submerged bench and water level are conditions visible in December 2008, not evidence of current water quality, restoration completion or a legal boundary. This is the photographer’s worldwide public-domain dedication, not a CC0 or U.S. government claim. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "opata", "originalId": 270, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 242, "angle": 55, "x": 57, "y": 42, "spread": 42, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "dfcca23a", "initial": "O" }, { "slug": "organized-village-of-kake", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 252, "angle": 31, "x": 31, "y": 26, "spread": 24, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "5e7f757c", "initial": "O" }, { "slug": "organized-village-of-kasaan", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 319, "angle": 69, "x": 52, "y": 30, "spread": 40, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "c65c40af", "initial": "O" }, { "slug": "organized-village-of-kwethluk", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 135, "angle": -4, "x": 51, "y": 69, "spread": 34, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "5441a867", "initial": "O" }, { "slug": "organized-village-of-saxman", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 348, "angle": 18, "x": 44, "y": 36, "spread": 37, "composition": "fold", "signature": "425a8e14", "initial": "O" }, { "slug": "orutsararmiut-traditional-native-council", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 33, "angle": 4, "x": 71, "y": 63, "spread": 32, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "ab5290a1", "initial": "O" }, { "slug": "osage", "originalId": 271, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 86, "angle": -75, "x": 45, "y": 62, "spread": 35, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "80688a2e", "initial": "O", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-osage-catlin.jpg", "credit": "Art: George Catlin · SAAM", "source": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/osage-indian-lancing-buffalo-4302", "rights": "Free to use — exact Smithsonian item designation", "rightsUrl": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/osage-indian-lancing-buffalo-4302", "scope": "An outside artist’s oil painting, dated 1846–1848 and catalogued with an Osage subject. Not an Osage-made artwork, documentary photograph, named current member or territory map. The complete960px museum-delivered preview was inspected, not the physical canvas or a larger digital original. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "oscarville-traditional-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 120, "angle": -5, "x": 78, "y": 79, "spread": 26, "composition": "arc", "signature": "fb1cad58", "initial": "O" }, { "slug": "osotouy-historical-quapaw-village", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 107, "angle": 33, "x": 26, "y": 21, "spread": 37, "composition": "arc", "signature": "1cf8d98b", "initial": "O" }, { "slug": "otoe", "originalId": 272, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 170, "angle": -74, "x": 32, "y": 56, "spread": 38, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "f7f93b32", "initial": "O", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-otoe-photo.jpg", "credit": "Ammodramus — Public domain — photographer’s worldwide release", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Big_Blue_River_at_Surprise.JPG", "rights": "Public domain — photographer’s worldwide release", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Big_Blue_River_at_Surprise.JPG", "scope": "Modern named-waterway example at Surprise, Nebraska, linked to Big Blue River history. Not an exact former reservation/village or present Otoe-Missouria land claim. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "otoemissouria-tribe-of-indians-oklahoma", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 319, "angle": 64, "x": 27, "y": 27, "spread": 46, "composition": "arc", "signature": "2bb8f287", "initial": "O" }, { "slug": "otomi", "originalId": 273, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 249, "angle": -29, "x": 60, "y": 34, "spread": 31, "composition": "wash", "signature": "986bc599", "initial": "O" }, { "slug": "ottawa-odawa", "originalId": 274, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 246, "angle": 15, "x": 31, "y": 27, "spread": 34, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "672232fe", "initial": "O", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/ottawa-andrew-blackbird-1897.jpg", "credit": "Andrew J. Blackbird · Historical portrait · Public domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Andrew_J._Blackbird.jpg", "rights": "Public domain in the United States — historical 1897 U.S. publication; Commons PD-US-expired item designation", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Andrew_J._Blackbird.jpg", "scope": "A named Odawa author’s historical portrait, not every Ottawa/Odawa community, a current government or an interpretation of clothing. Exact Commons item identifies Chief Andrew Jackson Blackbird and cites the 1897 book; Internet Archive metadata confirms Harbor Springs, Michigan, Babcock & Darling, 1897 and Duke University Libraries. This is the complete available 667×1317Commons extracted portrait; the original archival book page was not visually inspected. Commons extraction may omit page margins/caption. No new crop, generation, retouching or colorisation. Proportional web resizing/recompression and CSS display crops/overlays are documented separately. Exact complete available JPEG copied unchanged. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "ottawa-tribe-of-oklahoma", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 135, "angle": -29, "x": 33, "y": 22, "spread": 37, "composition": "wash", "signature": "871b549f", "initial": "O" }, { "slug": "owia-saint-vincent", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 51, "angle": -9, "x": 63, "y": 15, "spread": 34, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "67166b3b", "initial": "O" }, { "slug": "paipai", "originalId": 275, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 229, "angle": -62, "x": 77, "y": 45, "spread": 33, "composition": "fold", "signature": "fcc15595", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "paiute", "originalId": 276, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 287, "angle": 5, "x": 76, "y": 34, "spread": 23, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "32594eaf", "initial": "P", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/duck-valley-sho-pai-greenhouses-hedrick-2015.jpg", "credit": "A. Hedrick / BLM · CC BY2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:BLM_and_Sho-Pai_Greenhouses_(23221392969).jpg", "rights": "CC BY2.0; Commons also marks public domain in the United States as a BLM employee work", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "Copy the existing cleared A. Hedrick/BLM photograph with its CC BY 2.0 credit and license link, preserving the old Shoshone-Paiute government mapping. The joint Tribes explicitly identify Northern Paiute and Western Shoshone descendants at Duck Valley (actual body lines 43–51 reopened October 27, 2026; prior substantive review October 23 retained). Show the specifically identified Sho-Pai Greenhouses project in 2015 as one joint-community example; do not infer individual citizenship or wider Northern Paiute representation. Publicly published BLM photograph of the specifically identified Duck Valley Sho-Pai Greenhouses. The record describes Owyhee High School FFA participation in growing sagebrush seedlings for mine reclamation and wildfire restoration. The inspected image shows the exterior greenhouses and two people working; their names, citizenship and governmental roles are not inferred. The photo documents this particular community-linked project and date, not all Shoshone or Paiute peoples, present program outcomes or a complete reservation landscape. Actual Commons file description, credit, source, Flickr license review and licensing read; the record explicitly displays the original Flickr URL downloaded here. Full3264x2448 JPEG downloaded, decoded and visually inspected after completion. No crop, retouching or generated pixels. Cards/backgrounds may use disclosed CSS cropping. Provide visible A.Hedrick/BLM credit and CC BY2.0 license link. Image evidence adds no substantive reading-source count. Use the same new copy-only registry record as Northern Paiute, with both slugs, while leaving the existing government image untouched. This image specifically depicts the Sho-Pai Greenhouses at Duck Valley in 2015, where the joint government identifies Northern Paiute and Western Shoshone descendants. Caption it as one Northern Paiute–Western Shoshone community example, not as a generic image of a single Paiute people or a Southern Paiute community. Retain A. Hedrick/BLM and CC BY 2.0 attribution, exact source date, original image-review facts and display-crop disclosure." }, { "slug": "paiuteshoshone-tribe-of-the-fallon-reservation-and-colony-nevada", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 348, "angle": -12, "x": 43, "y": 42, "spread": 46, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "256e2d24", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "pala-band-of-mission-indians", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 173, "angle": -19, "x": 75, "y": 26, "spread": 33, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "92fa5ed", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "palouse", "originalId": 277, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 334, "angle": 1, "x": 43, "y": 20, "spread": 29, "composition": "wash", "signature": "b716e38e", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "pame", "originalId": 278, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 328, "angle": 56, "x": 74, "y": 46, "spread": 45, "composition": "fold", "signature": "5d4eb740", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "pamlico", "originalId": 279, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 176, "angle": 42, "x": 51, "y": 52, "spread": 35, "composition": "fold", "signature": "73ed6fd0", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "pamunkey", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 65, "angle": -2, "x": 41, "y": 37, "spread": 31, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "7f4b3271", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "panamint", "originalId": 280, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 311, "angle": 43, "x": 76, "y": 35, "spread": 39, "composition": "fold", "signature": "b9afdfdf", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "partners-for-first-peoples-development", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 202, "angle": 35, "x": 36, "y": 57, "spread": 30, "composition": "wash", "signature": "7f1e0b9a", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "pascua-yaqui", "originalId": 281, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 68, "angle": -62, "x": 47, "y": 71, "spread": 25, "composition": "arc", "signature": "3f71ef94", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "paskenta-band-of-nomlaki-indians-of-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 192, "angle": 19, "x": 51, "y": 26, "spread": 43, "composition": "arc", "signature": "ff79a718", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "passamaquoddy", "originalId": 282, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 75, "angle": 79, "x": 52, "y": 73, "spread": 33, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "7ff192fb", "initial": "P", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c12-passamaquoddy-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Quintin Soloviev · CC BY 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Saint_Croix_Island,_Maine.jpg", "rights": "CC BY 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/", "scope": "Photographer-identified aerial view of Saint Croix Island, Maine. The selected NPS history specifically connects this place with Passamaquoddy history and the 1604–1605 French settlement. A 2025 place photograph, not a reconstruction, portrait of a modern community, political boundary or permission to enter or fly a drone. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "patwin", "originalId": 283, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 204, "angle": -45, "x": 68, "y": 28, "spread": 34, "composition": "wash", "signature": "ddf7801c", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "pauma-band-of-luiseno-mission-indians-of-the-pauma-yuima-reservation-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 50, "angle": 51, "x": 49, "y": 26, "spread": 25, "composition": "arc", "signature": "8413711a", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "pawnee", "originalId": 284, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 229, "angle": 43, "x": 56, "y": 18, "spread": 26, "composition": "wash", "signature": "7182b9dd", "initial": "P", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-pawnee-photo.jpg", "credit": "Steven C. Price — CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Original_Pawnee_Indian_Agency_Building.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Identified historic agency exterior in the Pawnee agency/school institutional landscape. Not traditional Pawnee housing, endorsement of school policy or verification of current building use. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "pawnee-nation-of-oklahoma", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 28, "angle": -67, "x": 57, "y": 50, "spread": 26, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "4c0eaf6c", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "pays-plat-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 345, "angle": -22, "x": 33, "y": 19, "spread": 35, "composition": "fold", "signature": "3baf52d1", "initial": "P", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c7-pays-plat-community.jpg", "credit": "P199 · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Pays_Plat_FN.JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "The exact photographer record identifies Pays Plat Reserve51. A dated public place view, not all lands, current housing conditions or an image of all community members. Complete available960×642 JPEG imported unchanged. CSS display crops/overlays affect background/card copies only; the page displays the complete frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "pech", "originalId": 290, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 181, "angle": 67, "x": 74, "y": 76, "spread": 41, "composition": "wash", "signature": "ba198f9d", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "pecos-pueblo", "originalId": 285, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 233, "angle": 59, "x": 29, "y": 64, "spread": 30, "composition": "fold", "signature": "40af5559", "initial": "P", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c13-pecos-pueblo-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Travellover · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mission_Church,_Pecos_National_Park,_Pecos,_New_Mexico_03.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Public exterior remains of a colonial mission at the historical Pecos site. Not precontact Pueblo architecture, a present-community portrait, a claim that Pecos descendants disappeared or permission to photograph restricted spaces. Jemez-published history supplies the living descendant context. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "penateka", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 248, "angle": 16, "x": 59, "y": 39, "spread": 43, "composition": "wash", "signature": "c0cfc200", "initial": "P", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/penateka-tosawa-soule-cabinet-card-1870s.jpg", "credit": "W. S. Soule · Public domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cabinet_Card_of_Comanche_Chief_Tosawa_by_W._S._Soule.jpg", "rights": "Public domain in the United States — Commons PD-US-expired media notice", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cabinet_Card_of_Comanche_Chief_Tosawa_by_W._S._Soule.jpg#Licensing", "scope": "The actual Commons description names Tosawa/White Knife, credits William S. Soule and dates the cabinet card to the early 1870s. The visible manuscript caption on the recto explicitly identifies a Penateka Comanche chief; this was inspected in the complete retrieved 960-by-1400 preview. This narrow individual identification supports the Penateka route without inferring identity from dress or geography. The scan's stains, abrasion, mount, handwriting and surrounding white margin are retained. The 12,283-by-17,918, 66.54 MB original was not downloaded or inspected; this is the complete available preview, not an original-resolution claim. No portrait restoration, retouching, content generation or pixel crop was performed. Do not adopt the dealer's unsupported historical anecdotes or characterize the sitter as speaking for every Penateka community. CSS display crops/overlays, if used, must be disclosed. Image evidence adds no substantive reading-work count. Exact complete available JPEG copied unchanged. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "penobscot", "originalId": 286, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 96, "angle": -63, "x": 57, "y": 59, "spread": 39, "composition": "fold", "signature": "622e6588", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "pensacola", "originalId": 287, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 49, "angle": -9, "x": 51, "y": 67, "spread": 28, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "e2ba039", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "pentlatch", "originalId": 288, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 102, "angle": 37, "x": 56, "y": 18, "spread": 32, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "e383f5ae", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "peoria", "originalId": 289, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 301, "angle": 17, "x": 29, "y": 71, "spread": 34, "composition": "arc", "signature": "bea6160d", "initial": "P", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-peoria-photo.jpg", "credit": "Art: George Catlin / SAAM · Public Domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:George_Catlin_-_Pah-mee-c%C3%B3w-ee-tah,_Man_Who_Tracks,_a_Chief_-_1985.66.251_-_Smithsonian_American_Art_Museum.jpg", "rights": "Public-domain historical painting;SAAM item marked Free to use;Commons faithful-reproduction public-domain notice", "rightsUrl": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/pah-mee-cow-ee-tah-man-who-tracks-chief-4265", "scope": "SAAM identifies Man Who Tracks as a Peoria chief and dates this outside historical painting 1830. Not a documentary photograph, Peoria-made artwork, a current government leader or universal Peoria appearance. The primary item resolves a stray Commons depicted-person field naming Catlin; the sitter is not identified as Catlin. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "pequot", "originalId": 291, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 67, "angle": -22, "x": 48, "y": 64, "spread": 39, "composition": "arc", "signature": "cc557ad3", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "picayune-rancheria-of-chukchansi-indians-of-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 79, "angle": 79, "x": 37, "y": 65, "spread": 38, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "eb5022ff", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "picuris-pueblo", "originalId": 292, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 218, "angle": -48, "x": 63, "y": 67, "spread": 22, "composition": "arc", "signature": "8991ea02", "initial": "P", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c13-picuris-pueblo-photo.jpg", "credit": "Uyvsdi · Public domain — photographer’s worldwide release", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gerald_nailor_jr.jpg", "rights": "Public domain — photographer’s worldwide release", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gerald_nailor_jr.jpg#Licensing", "scope": "The photographer identifies Gerald Nailor Jr. as an artist and Picuris governor in this dated record. This is one named individual, not a current-officeholder assertion, universal portrait or documentary proof of every community practice. Partial background artworks are incidental to the person; their creators/rights are not separately established and designs are neither extracted nor interpreted. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "pima-akimel-oodham", "originalId": 293, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 35, "angle": -66, "x": 52, "y": 68, "spread": 41, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "8e659d73", "initial": "P", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c13-pima-akimel-oodham-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Bob Knotts · HAER / Public domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:DOWNSTREAM_SIDE_OF_DAM_AND_BRIDGE_TAKEN_FROM_NORTH_END_-_San_Carlos_Irrigation_Project,_Sacaton_Dam_and_Bridge,_Gila_River,_T4S_R6E_S12-13,_Coolidge,_Pinal_County,_AZ_HAER_ARIZ,11-COOL,1D-1.tif", "rights": "Public domain — item-specific Commons PD-USGov-NPS designation", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Template:PD-USGov-NPS", "scope": "Modern San Carlos Irrigation Project infrastructure at the Gila River/Sacaton Dam and Bridge, specifically identified by the HAER record. Community publications document the Gila River farming and water-history connection. Not traditional Akimel O’odham architecture, a portrait of all Pima communities, evidence of restored flow or a legal/territorial claim. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "pinoleville-pomo-nation-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 45, "angle": 75, "x": 32, "y": 47, "spread": 46, "composition": "fold", "signature": "31e484dd", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "pirinda", "originalId": 294, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 80, "angle": -20, "x": 53, "y": 32, "spread": 30, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "9e4072e0", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "piscataway", "originalId": 295, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 131, "angle": -39, "x": 65, "y": 47, "spread": 29, "composition": "arc", "signature": "f5a7a94b", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "pit-river-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 280, "angle": 10, "x": 68, "y": 28, "spread": 35, "composition": "arc", "signature": "162459d0", "initial": "P", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/atsugewi-selena-lamarr-basketry-nps-card.jpg", "credit": "Selena LaMarr · NPS historic collection", "source": "https://www.nps.gov/media/photo/gallery-item.htm?gid=DF54713D-C527-4A60-900C-904DC340455E&id=54833991-d212-4bed-895e-dcd34d3e138c", "rights": "Public domain — item-specific NPS gallery API states Constraint: Public domain and GrantingRights: Full", "rightsUrl": "https://www.nps.gov/npgallery/api/search/execute/albumid/DF54713D-C527-4A60-900C-904DC340455E?pagesize=500&primarytype=image", "scope": "Actual NPS people-page body read and complete album API read. Exact asset explicitly identifies Selena LaMarr and Hat Creek Atsugewi basketry and carries item-specific public-domain designation. Downloaded the official original JPEG unchanged and visually inspected complete available frame. It is already a close-up excluding her face; this is the archive-delivered composition, not a crop made here. No ceremony or restricted designation identified. Neither the design nor the one demonstrator is claimed to represent all Atsugewi cultural life. API PhotoCredit repeats the subject name; individual photographer remains unrecorded. Delivery copies are proportionally resized/recompressed from the complete archive-delivered frame. Card and page-background CSS may crop or overlay; the page banner preserves the full composition. This visual review does not increase substantive source counts or establish research completion. Scoped reuse for this reading route: one historical Hat Creek Atsugewi example, not a determination of Selena LaMarr’s modern band-roll membership, a government portrait, every constituent band or a modern boundary. Existing source-frame and delivery derivatives remain unchanged. Root viewed the full available delivery composition again; original item-specific NPS API clearance is retained from its cached record, not claimed freshly retrieved today." }, { "slug": "plains-cree", "originalId": 296, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 124, "angle": 0, "x": 56, "y": 18, "spread": 23, "composition": "arc", "signature": "e17b9a84", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "plains-miwok", "originalId": 297, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 292, "angle": 31, "x": 26, "y": 38, "spread": 27, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "c317737c", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "plains-ojibwe", "originalId": 298, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 253, "angle": 76, "x": 59, "y": 42, "spread": 43, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "57075e5", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "pojoaque-pueblo", "originalId": 299, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 43, "angle": 60, "x": 72, "y": 55, "spread": 25, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "cf17a463", "initial": "P", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c13-pojoaque-pueblo-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Thomson M · CC BY 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Poeh_Center_-_panoramio.jpg", "rights": "CC BY 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/", "scope": "Public cultural-center exterior viewed across a road, specifically connected to Pojoaque by its institutional history. Small Tower Gallery sign/art is incidental; no isolated artwork licence or permission for photography throughout the Pueblo asserted. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "pokagon-band-of-potawatomi-indians", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 105, "angle": 13, "x": 56, "y": 36, "spread": 26, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "cf4510e9", "initial": "P", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/simon-pokagon-chicago-history.jpg", "credit": "Photographer unidentified · Chicago History Museum · Public domain", "source": "https://www.chicagohistory.org/simon-pokagon-letter-voice-of-a-potawatomi-leader/", "rights": "Public domain — Chicago History Museum’s explicit portrait-specific caption", "rightsUrl": "https://www.chicagohistory.org/simon-pokagon-letter-voice-of-a-potawatomi-leader/", "scope": "A museum-identified portrait of the named historical Potawatomi writer, not a portrait of the current Pokagon government or every Band citizen. The caption identifies its publication context as The City Beyond the White City: Simon Pokagon and The Red Man’s Rebuke/the Red Man’s Greeting, but does not name photographer or photograph date. Explicit Public domain statement applies to this portrait only, not other article images. Exact available full-frame JPEG copied unchanged; CSS crops and overlays affect card/backdrop display only." }, { "slug": "pokanoket", "originalId": 300, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 77, "angle": -31, "x": 50, "y": 30, "spread": 25, "composition": "fold", "signature": "ee7aa18d", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "pomo", "originalId": 301, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 112, "angle": -51, "x": 32, "y": 37, "spread": 34, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "92d8fde8", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "ponca", "originalId": 302, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 222, "angle": 7, "x": 28, "y": 24, "spread": 44, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "24da3fbe", "initial": "P", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-ponca-photo.jpg", "credit": "Chris Light — CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Niobrara_(right)_meets_Missouri_(left)_PA130635.JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Modern northern regional-waterway context for Nebraska Ponca Niobrara history. Not all Ponca homelands, Oklahoma Ponca land, territorial boundary or undisturbed historical landscape. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "ponca-tribe-of-indians-of-oklahoma", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 337, "angle": -73, "x": 45, "y": 18, "spread": 29, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "789e5c39", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "popoloca", "originalId": 303, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 332, "angle": 71, "x": 69, "y": 31, "spread": 25, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "b61d71bc", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "popoluca", "originalId": 304, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 166, "angle": -20, "x": 55, "y": 21, "spread": 41, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "36deb9e6", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "poqomam", "originalId": 305, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 273, "angle": 29, "x": 29, "y": 76, "spread": 38, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "5ba5d469", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "poqomchi", "originalId": 306, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 227, "angle": 63, "x": 39, "y": 75, "spread": 35, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "8ce6a97b", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "potawatomi", "originalId": 307, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 288, "angle": -74, "x": 60, "y": 73, "spread": 36, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "86cce830", "initial": "P", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/simon-pokagon-chicago-history.jpg", "credit": "Photographer unidentified · Chicago History Museum · Public domain", "source": "https://www.chicagohistory.org/simon-pokagon-letter-voice-of-a-potawatomi-leader/", "rights": "Public domain — Chicago History Museum’s explicit portrait-specific caption", "rightsUrl": "https://www.chicagohistory.org/simon-pokagon-letter-voice-of-a-potawatomi-leader/", "scope": "The museum identifies the portrait as Simon Pokagon, a historical Potawatomi writer and leader, and explicitly labels that portrait public domain. Reuse as a named-person illustration within this broad people route, not a universal Potawatomi portrait or a picture of a present government. Existing exact asset and rights record retained. A museum-identified portrait of the named historical Potawatomi writer, not a portrait of the current Pokagon government or every Band citizen. The caption identifies its publication context as The City Beyond the White City: Simon Pokagon and The Red Man’s Rebuke/the Red Man’s Greeting, but does not name photographer or photograph date. Explicit Public domain statement applies to this portrait only, not other article images. Exact available full-frame JPEG copied unchanged; CSS crops and overlays affect card/backdrop display only." }, { "slug": "potter-valley-tribe-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 253, "angle": -39, "x": 45, "y": 48, "spread": 44, "composition": "arc", "signature": "7c4a174d", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "powhatan", "originalId": 308, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 213, "angle": 36, "x": 74, "y": 19, "spread": 33, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "ea1eeaa5", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "prairie-band-potawatomi", "originalId": 309, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 233, "angle": -21, "x": 45, "y": 39, "spread": 40, "composition": "fold", "signature": "c665a7d9", "initial": "P", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-prairie-band-potawatomi-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: David S.Doctorian / USDA-NRCS · Public Domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Under_Secretary_for_FPAC_(20260618-FPAC-DSD-0004).jpg", "rights": "Public-domain official-duty USDA photograph;Commons USDA notice and Flickr Public Domain Mark review", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Under_Secretary_for_FPAC_(20260618-FPAC-DSD-0004).jpg", "scope": "USDA caption identifies the dated visit to the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Food Sovereignty Building. The Commons author field is USDAgov; available EXIF credits NRCS, David S.Doctorian. The full available dated frame is a public visit, not evidence that the facility opened, an endorsement or a claim about programme outcomes. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. 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People in the frame are not individually identified as Prairie Island citizens, and their regalia is not presented as a uniform Community style or assigned symbolic meanings. This image depicts one event at one time, not all Community life. The complete original 4731-by-3154 JPEG linked explicitly in the Commons record was retrieved from the photographer's actual static Flickr URL. The complete composition was visually inspected in a scaled 1920-by-1280 view; no pixel-by-pixel original-resolution inspection is claimed. The preserved source is the original composition, not the later Commons cropped/rotated derivative; the web copy is proportionally resized as described below. No pixel crop. Complete4731×3154 frame proportionally resized to1800×1200 and JPEG recompressed; source pixels preserved privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only. Derivative remains CC BY-SA2.0 with creator/source/license credit." }, { "slug": "pueblo", "originalId": 310, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 168, "angle": 46, "x": 76, "y": 51, "spread": 25, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "9d0eb1f0", "initial": "P", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c13-pueblo-solar-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Chris English · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Solar_Power,_Indian_Pueblo_Cultural_Center_-_panoramio.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "A specifically identified public institutional setting at the jointly Pueblo-owned Center in Albuquerque. This is a modern parking/solar installation, not an image of any Pueblo village, ceremony, sacred site or universal traditional art. It supplies a shared-institution example for the broader reading route, not separate imagery for every Pueblo. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "punta-gorda-belize", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 99, "angle": 32, "x": 39, "y": 26, "spread": 33, "composition": "arc", "signature": "92f5c83", "initial": "P", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c14-punta-gorda-square-pesula-2007.jpg", "credit": "Jan Pešula · photographer-released public domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Punta_Gorda_BZ_square.JPG", "rights": "Public domain — released by the photographer/copyright holder, with requested author credit retained", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Punta_Gorda_BZ_square.JPG#Licensing", "scope": "A particular 2007 shared public-town setting in PuntaGorda,Belize, as identified in the exact photographer record. The guide concerns Garifuna local cultural organizing within a wider multi-community town. The image is not a photograph of a particular Garifuna organization, all Garifuna residents, PuntaGorda in Honduras or a territorial boundary. No pedestrian’s ethnicity or citizenship is inferred. Complete available source frame visually inspected, with no pixel crop, retouching, colorization or generated alteration. Card/backdrop CSS may crop or overlay display only; the complete frame and source/rights remain linked." }, { "slug": "purepecha", "originalId": 311, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 226, "angle": 8, "x": 48, "y": 36, "spread": 43, "composition": "wash", "signature": "5cc201c2", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "puyallup", "originalId": 312, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 305, "angle": 63, "x": 32, "y": 15, "spread": 45, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "50ff0e79", "initial": "P", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c9-puyallup-river-mouth.jpg", "credit": "Brianhe / Bri · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aerial_photo_Puyallup_River_Commencement_Bay.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Modern industrial Puyallup River mouth/Port of Tacoma aerial, not a reconstruction of former villages or a reservation boundary. This source image is itself a declared derivative of a wider aerial; preserve its full available frame and disclose prior crop. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "pyramid-lake-paiute-tribe-of-the-pyramid-lake-reservation-nevada", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 53, "angle": -14, "x": 58, "y": 78, "spread": 32, "composition": "wash", "signature": "6ceb8b15", "initial": "P" }, { "slug": "qanjobal", "originalId": 313, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 327, "angle": -75, "x": 62, "y": 53, "spread": 29, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "aa85f72f", "initial": "Q" }, { "slug": "qeqchi", "originalId": 314, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 116, "angle": -21, "x": 43, "y": 40, "spread": 38, "composition": "fold", "signature": "b973e2dc", "initial": "Q" }, { "slug": "quahadi", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 10, "angle": -59, "x": 27, "y": 79, "spread": 28, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "4cadddaa", "initial": "Q", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/quahadi-quanah-parker-albumen-portrait-c1890.jpg", "credit": "Unidentified photographer / Heritage Auctions · U.S. public domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Quanah_Parker_portrait.jpg", "rights": "Public domain in the United States — Commons media-specific PD-US notice; creator/publication date not established", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Quanah_Parker_portrait.jpg", "scope": "The exact Commons file and its linked 2013 Heritage Auctions lot both identify the sitter as Quanah Parker; the auction body describes the albumen portrait and states there is no photographer's identification. Brian C. Hosmer's actual TSHA entry explicitly identifies Quanah with the Quahada Comanche; this supplies the band-specific historical connection, rather than geography or appearance. The complete 1180-by-1474 original JPEG from this independent Commons/Heritage source was downloaded once and visually inspected. It is a head-and-torso portrait against a cloth backdrop and a different image from the blocked LOC full-length standing portrait; no LOC pixels, mirror or endpoint was used. Commons assigns a media-specific U.S. public-domain notice but warns that the creator and publication date matter outside the United States; those facts are not silently invented. The approximate 1890 date is attributed to Commons and is not independently established by the auction description. Retain the source's preexisting digitization and dark lower edge; no new restoration, crop, colorization, retouching or generated pixels. The portrait identifies one historical leader, not all Quahadi people or their current government. Display-only CSS crops/overlays must be disclosed; opened-page use should preserve the full available frame. Image evidence adds no substantive reading-work count. Exact complete available JPEG copied unchanged. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "quapaw", "originalId": 315, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 106, "angle": -22, "x": 73, "y": 26, "spread": 30, "composition": "fold", "signature": "59acdcd2", "initial": "Q", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-quapaw-bayous.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Jerrye & Roy Klotz MD · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:BAYOUS_AROUND_ARKANSAS_POST.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Modern landscape around Arkansas Post as identified by its photographer. The NPS historical overview supports the Post’s Quapaw connection and explicitly notes relocations. This does not place the camera at the original Osotouy village or establish present ownership, reserve boundaries or ecological conditions elsewhere. The provider’s current image is an already-cropped 2013 derivative of the 2007 photograph; the complete available960px preview of that derivative was inspected. No further Atlas pixel crop. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. 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The Tribe’s own history identifies La Push in its community/language account. Landscape only: no individuals, ceremony, burial, territorial boundary or universal representation is claimed. The Tribe’s public etiquette page asks respect for privacy and prohibits entry into sacred/burial areas; those are not the subject of this proposed image. Actual pixels show ocean, rocky shore, sunset and one tree-topped sea stack. No people, ceremony, grave markers, restricted-site access or separate artwork are depicted or inferred; the sea stack is not identified by an unverified name. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "quinault", "originalId": 318, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 82, "angle": 30, "x": 54, "y": 37, "spread": 35, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "61141072", "initial": "Q", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c09-quinault-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Unknown · NARA 519173 · Public domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Frank_Tlyasman,_a_Quinaielt,_in_his_new_dugout_canoe,_Taholah,_Washington,_1936_-_NARA_-_519173.jpg", "rights": "Public domain — U.S. federal work; Public Domain Mark 1.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/", "scope": "The archive’s historical caption identifies Frank Tlyasman, using the period spelling Quinaielt, with his new dugout canoe at Taholah in 1936. This is one named person and moment, not all Quinault people, present membership, a government portrait or a claim about the canoe’s maker. The photographer is not identified; the record-creating agency is not falsely named as an individual photographer. Actual pixels show one person holding a paddle in a canoe, shoreline and trees; the full white archival print border remains visible. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "quiripi", "originalId": 319, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 100, "angle": -43, "x": 30, "y": 35, "spread": 35, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "48300b2c", "initial": "Q" }, { "slug": "rama", "originalId": 321, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 310, "angle": -12, "x": 68, "y": 54, "spread": 28, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "7e991726", "initial": "R" }, { "slug": "ramaytush", "originalId": 320, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 273, "angle": 29, "x": 49, "y": 60, "spread": 31, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "3a93da69", "initial": "R" }, { "slug": "ramona-band-of-cahuilla-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 112, "angle": -56, "x": 47, "y": 44, "spread": 32, "composition": "fold", "signature": "797babc0", "initial": "R" }, { "slug": "rappahannock", "originalId": 322, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 11, "angle": -4, "x": 26, "y": 53, "spread": 31, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "21aaae63", "initial": "R" }, { "slug": "raramuri-tarahumara", "originalId": 323, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 271, "angle": -2, "x": 33, "y": 52, "spread": 35, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "54b21977", "initial": "R" }, { "slug": "red-cliff-band-of-lake-superior-chippewa", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 341, "angle": 57, "x": 49, "y": 32, "spread": 22, "composition": "fold", "signature": "b55b7f4d", "initial": "R", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/red-cliff-fdpir-usda-2023.jpg", "credit": "USDAgov / U.S. Department of Agriculture · Public domain — U.S. federal work", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Red_Cliff_Band_of_Lake_Superior_Chippewa_began_participating_in_the_USDA_Food_Distribution_Program_on_Indian_Reservations_(FDPIR)_self-determination_demonstration_project_on_August_2,_2023_-_7.jpg", "rights": "Public domain — U.S. federal work", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Red_Cliff_Band_of_Lake_Superior_Chippewa_began_participating_in_the_USDA_Food_Distribution_Program_on_Indian_Reservations_(FDPIR)_self-determination_demonstration_project_on_August_2,_2023_-_7.jpg", "scope": "The USDA caption explicitly names the exact Red Cliff government, its FDPIR project and tribally owned Mino Bimaadiziiwin Farm. Pixels show project food; the exact documentary caption supplies the relationship, rather than appearance alone. No claim identifies every pictured item as farm-grown or a traditional food. The title implies participation began on the photo date, while the description says October 2021; this guide adopts only the photograph date. Complete available 8192×5464 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1201 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Original source copy retained privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "red-lake-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 184, "angle": -27, "x": 73, "y": 73, "spread": 37, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "dea66ca8", "initial": "R", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/red-lake-water-tower-card.jpg", "credit": "Lorie Shaull · CC BY 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Red_Lake_Nation_water_tower_on_the_Red_Lake_Reservation_in_Minnesota.jpg", "rights": "CC BY 2.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "Modern infrastructure on Red Lake Reservation, identified by the photographer’s record and visible Red Lake Nation lettering. It is not historical evidence for land cessions or constitutional change. The small water-tower emblem remains incidental within the full infrastructure photograph; no emblem or logo is extracted or offered for independent reuse. Commons records a Flickr license verification on July 1, 2026; no separate private permission grant or community endorsement is claimed. Complete delivered frame retained. Opened-page image should display proportionally; any directory/backdrop CSS crop or overlay is presentation treatment and must not become an altered archival claim. Derivatives remain subject to the stated photo license; no endorsement implied." }, { "slug": "red-rock-indian-band", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 242, "angle": 30, "x": 79, "y": 36, "spread": 34, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "28b5a272", "initial": "R", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c6-red-rock-lake-helen.jpg", "credit": "P199 · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lake_Helen_IR.JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Exact media caption identifies LakeHelenReserve53A. The Band’s Organizational Structure page independently locates its community there. A dated public landscape photograph of that identified place, not a representation of every member, current environmental condition or a surveyed boundary. Unchanged complete record-linked960px full-frame preview. The larger original was not inspected or copied. CSS crops/overlays affect display only. The photographic image remains available under CC BY-SA 3.0; creator/source/license credit retained. Parent imported the supplied complete JPEG unchanged; the recorded original/preview/earlier-derivative limits remain. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "redding-rancheria-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 23, "angle": 57, "x": 54, "y": 31, "spread": 45, "composition": "wash", "signature": "b4d80d4f", "initial": "R" }, { "slug": "renosparks-indian-colony-nevada", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 348, "angle": 23, "x": 34, "y": 35, "spread": 34, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "2ecc9e3c", "initial": "R" }, { "slug": "rimrock-community-yavapaiapache-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 310, "angle": -22, "x": 65, "y": 23, "spread": 41, "composition": "arc", "signature": "ba2517d6", "initial": "R" }, { "slug": "robinson-rancheria", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 307, "angle": 58, "x": 79, "y": 74, "spread": 26, "composition": "arc", "signature": "a3bf0553", "initial": "R" }, { "slug": "rosebud-sioux-tribe-of-the-rosebud-indian-reservation-south-dakota", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 24, "angle": 38, "x": 74, "y": 32, "spread": 44, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "7c7bbab0", "initial": "R" }, { "slug": "round-valley-indian-tribes-round-valley-reservation-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 210, "angle": -49, "x": 55, "y": 49, "spread": 39, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "23aef6fa", "initial": "R" }, { "slug": "rumsen", "originalId": 324, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 135, "angle": -9, "x": 53, "y": 30, "spread": 24, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "582a6b3f", "initial": "R" }, { "slug": "saanich", "originalId": 326, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 234, "angle": 69, "x": 37, "y": 49, "spread": 30, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "fc02aaaa", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "sac-sauk", "originalId": 325, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 289, "angle": -29, "x": 75, "y": 43, "spread": 41, "composition": "arc", "signature": "8e4c7199", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "sac-fox-nation-oklahoma", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 283, "angle": 0, "x": 31, "y": 25, "spread": 41, "composition": "fold", "signature": "3d3b7a83", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "sac-and-fox", "originalId": 327, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 350, "angle": -2, "x": 36, "y": 52, "spread": 28, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "d630f076", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-sac-and-fox-photo.jpg", "credit": "Art: George Catlin / SAAM · Public Domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:George_Catlin_-_M%C3%BAk-a-tah-mish-o-k%C3%A1h-kaik,_Black_Hawk,_Prominent_Sac_Chief_-_1985.66.2_-_Smithsonian_American_Art_Museum.jpg", "rights": "Public-domain historical painting;SAAM item marked Free to use;Commons faithful-reproduction public-domain notice", "rightsUrl": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/muk-tah-mish-o-kah-kaik-black-hawk-prominent-sac-chief-3925", "scope": "SAAM identifies Black Hawk as a Sauk/Sac chief and dates the outside historical painting 1832. One named historical person, not a portrait of all Meskwaki communities or today’s governments. Not a documentary photo or Native-made artwork; depicted cultural objects are not isolated or interpreted as ceremonial instructions. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "saginaw-band-ojibwe", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 80, "angle": -30, "x": 45, "y": 50, "spread": 26, "composition": "fold", "signature": "9d4e7990", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/ziibiwing-nathan-strait-2024.jpg", "credit": "Nathan Strait,2024 · CC BY-SA4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ziibiwing_Center_of_Anishinabe_Culture_%26_Lifeways,_building_entrance,_March_2024.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "The Tribe explicitly identifies Saginaw among its three constituent Ojibway bands and explains the Ziibiwing Center. Reuse the cleared exterior only as shared Saginaw Chippewa heritage-center context. It is not a band-specific object, historic village, separate government, boundary or proof of descent. Exterior of the Saginaw Chippewa Tribe’s Ziibiwing Center, a named cultural-history institution. This is the individually named Tribe’s cultural center, not an interior exhibit or every citizen’s portrait. Complete available 4032×3024 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1350 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Source file preserved privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only; creator/source/rights credit retained." }, { "slug": "saginaw-chippewa-indian-tribe-of-michigan", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 205, "angle": 65, "x": 59, "y": 60, "spread": 26, "composition": "arc", "signature": "7e1db38d", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/ziibiwing-nathan-strait-2024.jpg", "credit": "Nathan Strait,2024 · CC BY-SA4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ziibiwing_Center_of_Anishinabe_Culture_%26_Lifeways,_building_entrance,_March_2024.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Exterior of the Saginaw Chippewa Tribe’s Ziibiwing Center, a named cultural-history institution. This is the individually named Tribe’s cultural center, not an interior exhibit or every citizen’s portrait. Complete available 4032×3024 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1350 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Source file preserved privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only; creator/source/rights credit retained." }, { "slug": "salinan", "originalId": 328, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 315, "angle": -6, "x": 76, "y": 56, "spread": 22, "composition": "wash", "signature": "57814c53", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "salish", "originalId": 329, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 201, "angle": 20, "x": 39, "y": 73, "spread": 36, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "9e06421", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "samish", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 148, "angle": 38, "x": 74, "y": 56, "spread": 27, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "6578b6b4", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c9-samish-fidalgo-bay.jpg", "credit": "Joe Mabel · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fidalgo_Bay,_Padilla_Bay_and_Marathon_Anacortes_Refinery_from_Cap_Sante,_Anacortes,_WA_pano_01.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Exact record identifies Fidalgo and Padilla bays and refineries from Cap Sante. Samish DNR’s actual project body documents Fidalgo Bay monitoring and beach-seining work. Regional waterbody/program context, not a portrait of Samish citizens, identification of a sampling station, Nation-owned industrial site or territorial boundary. The photographer identifies a Hugin-created stitched panorama; this is not an unstitched single exposure. Unchanged complete 960×278 JPEG delivered by the exact provider-listed 960px preview link, retrieved normally HTTP 200 by root and independently viewed locally by this agent. The larger record-linked original and camera original were not inspected. No new crop, resizing, compression, retouching, colorization or generation applied; CSS display crops and overlays may affect presentation. Image remains CC BY-SA 4.0 with creator, source and license credits. The photographer identifies the source as a Hugin-stitched panorama; it is not a single unstitched exposure. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "san-carlos-apache-tribe-of-the-san-carlos-reservation-arizona", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 284, "angle": -60, "x": 25, "y": 49, "spread": 29, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "78bd24a4", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "san-felipe-pueblo", "originalId": 331, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 173, "angle": -4, "x": 38, "y": 75, "spread": 34, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "c4c23965", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "san-ildefonso-pueblo", "originalId": 332, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 83, "angle": 30, "x": 54, "y": 44, "spread": 40, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "6260a473", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c13-san-ildefonso-pueblo-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: MARELBU · CC BY 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Black_Mesa,_Road_502_near_San_Ildefonso_Pueblo,_New_Mexico_USA_-_panoramio.jpg", "rights": "CC BY 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/", "scope": "Named roadside landscape linked to the mesa identified in the Pueblo’s public history. No cemetery, ceremony or people visible. No boundary, sacred-place interpretation, access entitlement or permission to photograph elsewhere inferred. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "san-juan-southern-paiute-tribe-of-arizona", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 210, "angle": 31, "x": 29, "y": 33, "spread": 36, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "42161e7a", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "san-pasqual-band-of-diegueno-mission-indians-of-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 283, "angle": 70, "x": 39, "y": 60, "spread": 28, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "97816db3", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "sandia-pueblo", "originalId": 330, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 125, "angle": -50, "x": 52, "y": 15, "spread": 29, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "d034cdf5", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c13-sandia-pueblo-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Nightscream · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:6.13.08SandiaMountainsByLuigiNovi1.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Named Sandia Mountains from Albuquerque. Pueblo introduction identifies the mountain connection. Roads, commercial signs and parking remain in the full frame; not Pueblo buildings, ownership, boundary or current conditions. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "sandy-bay-saint-vincent", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 169, "angle": -44, "x": 55, "y": 50, "spread": 22, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "2bcf1521", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "santa-ana-pueblo", "originalId": 333, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 41, "angle": 15, "x": 71, "y": 54, "spread": 38, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "cc0a76f9", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c13-santa-ana-pueblo-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Edwin A. Bass · Public domain — original 1884/c 1885 publication; Commons Public Domain Mark1.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Indian_pueblo_of_Santa_Ana_LCCN97511749.jpg", "rights": "Public domain — original 1884/c 1885 publication; Commons Public Domain Mark1.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/", "scope": "Dated outside village photograph catalogued as a boudoir-card print. Entire mount, print borders and original caption retained. No named residents, ceremony, current conditions or territorial conclusion inferred. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "santa-clara-pueblo", "originalId": 334, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 190, "angle": 73, "x": 57, "y": 40, "spread": 23, "composition": "wash", "signature": "3ed0e0ce", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c13-santa-clara-pueblo-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Chris Kitcheyan / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service · Public domain — item-specific USFWS official-duty designation; record also offers CC BY 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sacred_Lands,_Sacred_Trout_(5014914585).jpg", "rights": "Public domain — item-specific USFWS official-duty designation; record also offers CC BY 2.0", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sacred_Lands,_Sacred_Trout_(5014914585).jpg", "scope": "Exact USFWS caption names federal and Santa Clara Pueblo biologists preparing Rio Grande cutthroat-trout fieldwork in northern New Mexico. Individual names/membership, precise location and present ecology not inferred. Caption points to spring 2009 Eddies; file’s 2010 date is not verified capture date. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "santa-rosa-band-of-cahuilla-indians-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 88, "angle": -29, "x": 45, "y": 50, "spread": 41, "composition": "fold", "signature": "6f18bf98", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "santa-rosa-first-peoples-community-trinidad", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 2, "angle": -30, "x": 65, "y": 15, "spread": 45, "composition": "wash", "signature": "958d7992", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c14-santa-rosa-embassy-group-2016.jpg", "credit": "U.S. Embassy Trinidad & Tobago · Public domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:John_L._Estrada_with_Santa_Rosa_First_Peoples_Community_leaders.jpg", "rights": "Public domain in the United States — official-duty U.S. Department of State employee photograph, per item-specific notice", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:John_L._Estrada_with_Santa_Rosa_First_Peoples_Community_leaders.jpg#Licensing", "scope": "The public item identifies this particular Santa Rosa community group in Arima during an 11 August 2016 diplomatic visit. It is a dated posed public group photograph, not a ceremony, a portrait of every member, a statement of present leadership, citizenship, endorsement or exclusive Indigenous representation." }, { "slug": "santa-rosa-indian-community-of-the-santa-rosa-rancheria-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 73, "angle": 14, "x": 46, "y": 41, "spread": 41, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "1dcf6af1", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "santa-ynez-band-of-chumash-mission-indians-of-the-santa-ynez-reservation-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 276, "angle": -61, "x": 57, "y": 20, "spread": 37, "composition": "wash", "signature": "e4caf59c", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "santee-dakota", "originalId": 335, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 26, "angle": -32, "x": 75, "y": 71, "spread": 45, "composition": "arc", "signature": "50f65f82", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/lower-sioux-agency-mcghiever-2012.jpg", "credit": "McGhiever · CC BY-SA3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lower_Sioux_Agency_warehouse.jpg", "rights": "Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike3.0 Unported", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Copy the existing cleared Lower Sioux Agency warehouse photograph with Dakota and Santee Dakota as the two new slugs, leaving the original Community mapping unchanged. The retained Dakota sources already identify Caŋṡayapi/Lower Sioux as Mdewakanton; the exact public historic-site body was reopened October 27, 2026 for the agency's Bdewakantunwan/Wahpekute connection and Community management. Caption it as this particular 2012 agency-era building under community public interpretation, not a traditional dwelling or a portrayal of all Dakota peoples. Preserve the original 960px browser-preview access limitation, McGhiever credit, CC BY-SA 3.0 and display-crop disclosure. Lower Sioux Agency warehouse exterior; the Community’s own Historic Site page describes its management of this specific public historic site through a cooperative agreement beginning in2007. This is a2012 photograph of an agency-era building, not a traditional Dakota dwelling, a current family home or a depiction of all community life. No war narrative, date of construction or property-title conclusion is inferred from its appearance. Complete browser-rendered preview frame preserved unchanged, without crop, retouching or generated pixels. The opened-page image is proportional; directory/backdrop copies may use disclosed CSS crops and overlays. Preserve this photograph and derivatives under CC BY-SA3.0 with creator/source/license credit. This image review adds no substantive historical reading count. Unchanged complete browser preview; CSS cropping/overlays only, with disclosure. CC BY-SA3.0 applies to photograph and derivatives; no endorsement asserted. Use the same new copy-only registry record as Dakota, with both slugs; preserve the old Lower Sioux mapping. The Community's historic-site body lines 83–97 read October 27, 2026 explicitly ties this agency to Bdewakantunwan and Wahpekute bands; NICC's actual history body identifies both within Santee. The photograph is specifically a Lower Sioux Agency warehouse in 2012, at a site managed by the Mdewakanton Community, not a generic Sioux substitute or a Nebraska government building. Preserve McGhiever, CC BY-SA 3.0 and the original 960px-preview access limitation." }, { "slug": "sault-ste-marie-tribe-of-chippewa-indians", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 100, "angle": 52, "x": 52, "y": 64, "spread": 37, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "cbd3be24", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/sault-kewadin-gpwitteveen-preview.jpg", "credit": "Gpwitteveen · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kewadin_Casino,_Hotel_and_Convention_Center.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "The Commons item identifies the particular Kewadin institution at Sault Ste. Marie. The Tribe's own enterprise page explicitly states that Kewadin Casinos are owned and operated by the Sault Tribe. This is a scoped institutional exterior, not a representation of all community life or an endorsement of gaming. No standalone logo may be extracted, and current condition or service availability is not verified. Root completed normal-browser preview retrieval and full-preview visual inspection. This960px frame is reproduced unchanged; no larger-original pixel inspection is claimed. No challenge bypass or login was used. Any CSS crops and overlays affect presentation only. Exact available960px preview copied unchanged; CSS crops/overlays on directory and backdrop, full preview frame on opened page. Exact available full-frame JPEG copied unchanged; CSS crops and overlays affect card/backdrop display only." }, { "slug": "saulteaux", "originalId": 336, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 195, "angle": -6, "x": 51, "y": 45, "spread": 24, "composition": "wash", "signature": "e7efb653", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "sayultec", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 87, "angle": 25, "x": 71, "y": 32, "spread": 33, "composition": "arc", "signature": "34e13d4f", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "scotts-valley-band-of-pomo-indians-of-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 103, "angle": 37, "x": 74, "y": 24, "spread": 25, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "2cb968af", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "sechelt-shishalh", "originalId": 338, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 332, "angle": 6, "x": 78, "y": 72, "spread": 25, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "7de823b4", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "secwepemc", "originalId": 337, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 177, "angle": 67, "x": 37, "y": 73, "spread": 46, "composition": "wash", "signature": "6a1b3899", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c11-secwepemc-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Kiyoteru Awaji · CC BY 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Yellowhead_Bridge_and_South_Thompson_River.jpg", "rights": "CC BY 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/", "scope": "Photographer-identified modern South Thompson River near Kamloops. Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc’s own historical introduction names this river and the confluence setting. One specific local-waterway context within a broader people route, not a reserve boundary, a picture of every community or a current legal claim. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "seine-bight-belize", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 354, "angle": 54, "x": 54, "y": 39, "spread": 32, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "b7ecf532", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c14-seine-bight-sign-channdaman-2023.jpg", "credit": "Channdaman · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Welcome_to_Seine_Bight_Village.jpg", "rights": "Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0)", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "An exact local place photograph identified by its photographer as the Seine Bight Village sign on Placencia Road. The full available frame shows plain green-and-white place-name lettering, vegetation and surrounding buildings, with no visible people or elaborate underlying artwork. It illustrates the local village setting, not a claim about every resident’s identity, exclusive ownership, present official boundaries or a distinctive traditional art style." }, { "slug": "sekani", "originalId": 339, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 124, "angle": -35, "x": 65, "y": 57, "spread": 26, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "fb063b6c", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "seminole", "originalId": 340, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 227, "angle": 53, "x": 49, "y": 26, "spread": 28, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "e025d2b", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-seminole-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Ebyabe · CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:BISR_FL_chickee01.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "One photographer-identified Brighton Reservation exterior inFlorida, not all Seminole people, the Oklahoma Nation, a ceremony, private household or a claim about who constructed the building. The Florida Tribe’s public architectural account supplies specific cultural/practice context. No separate artwork or restricted knowledge is adopted. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "seminole-tribe-of-florida", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 24, "angle": -67, "x": 50, "y": 53, "spread": 45, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "f364c068", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "seneca", "originalId": 341, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 188, "angle": 28, "x": 29, "y": 51, "spread": 33, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "222ac064", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c12-seneca-photo.jpg", "credit": "Stilfehler (at Wikivoyage shared) — CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Seneca_Iroquois_National_Museum.JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Dated whole exterior of the former Seneca-Iroquois National Museum in Salamanca. The museum’s own About account describes a newer cultural-centre home, so this is not labelled the current facility. Small panels and wall decoration remain incidental to the whole-building view; photograph licensing is not a separate clearance, attribution or Atlas reuse of those artworks or collection objects. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "seri-comcaac", "originalId": 342, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 352, "angle": 14, "x": 66, "y": 56, "spread": 32, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "8c10e2f0", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "serpent-river-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 204, "angle": 40, "x": 54, "y": 48, "spread": 24, "composition": "wash", "signature": "af941ec4", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c7-serpent-river-cutler.jpg", "credit": "P199 · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Serpent_River_FN.JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Photographer specifically identifies Cutler (Serpent River First Nation). A dated public settlement/place view, not an image of the acid plant, a pollution assessment, all community lands or present conditions. Complete available960×640 JPEG imported unchanged. CSS display crops/overlays affect background/card copies only; the page displays the complete frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "serrano", "originalId": 343, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 3, "angle": 45, "x": 56, "y": 71, "spread": 45, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "da53d9eb", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "shakopee-mdewakanton-sioux-community", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 28, "angle": -62, "x": 57, "y": 23, "spread": 24, "composition": "wash", "signature": "7db7d994", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/shakopee-mystic-lake-naithani-2010.jpg", "credit": "Jayesh Naithani · CC BY-SA3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mystic_Lake_Casino_-_panoramio.jpg", "rights": "Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike3.0 Unported", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "A2010 exterior of the specifically identified Mystic Lake Casino. The Community’s own enterprise FAQ explicitly identifies Mystic Lake Casino Hotel as part of its Gaming Enterprise. This is a community-institution connection, not a traditional-artwork, tribal-member, sovereignty-boundary or current-building-condition claim. Building signage is incidental within the complete exterior photograph; no logo is extracted or offered separately. Complete browser-rendered preview frame preserved unchanged, without crop, retouching or generated pixels. The opened-page image is proportional; directory/backdrop copies may use disclosed CSS crops and overlays. Preserve this photograph and derivatives under CC BY-SA3.0 with creator/source/license credit. This image review adds no substantive historical reading count. Unchanged complete browser preview; CSS cropping/overlays only, with disclosure. CC BY-SA3.0 applies to photograph and derivatives; no endorsement asserted." }, { "slug": "shasta", "originalId": 344, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 321, "angle": -50, "x": 57, "y": 24, "spread": 39, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "1724c9f1", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-shasta-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Eric Guinther (Marshman) · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:ShastaRiver.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "A river-valley landscape for the broader Shasta reading label: Berkeley’s actual language introduction names the Shasta River as part of the traditional language-area setting. This is not Copco Parcel B, a picture of Shasta Indian Nation members, a current legal territory or proof that one organization represents all Shasta communities. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "shawnee", "originalId": 345, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 166, "angle": 5, "x": 61, "y": 19, "spread": 41, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "c69208ae", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "sheguiandah-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 301, "angle": 27, "x": 51, "y": 71, "spread": 28, "composition": "wash", "signature": "7239bb5d", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c07-sheguiandah-sign.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Doug R. W. Dunigan · Unsplash", "source": "https://unsplash.com/es/fotos/un-letrero-azul-al-costado-de-una-carretera-iVdOlZNhEac", "rights": "Unsplash License — free use under its terms; not CC0 or public domain", "rightsUrl": "https://unsplash.com/license", "scope": "Conditional association only after actual pixels confirm the photographed Sheguiandah First Nation place name. Sign slogans are photographed claims, not verified antiquity, territorial extent or present operations. Incidental logos are place identification, not separately licensed artwork or endorsement. Actual pixels clearly name Sheguiandah First Nation. Smaller promotional signage remains incidental: its oldest-settlement slogan is not verified or adopted as historical fact. No boundary, current operations or endorsement is inferred, and underlying small graphics are not separately licensed or used as Atlas artwork. Complete available3000×2250 frame proportionally resized/recompressed as1800×1350JPEG; no pixel crop, retouching or generated content. CSS display crops/overlays affect background/card copies only; the page displays the complete frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "sherwood-valley-rancheria-of-pomo-indians-of-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 0, "angle": -45, "x": 45, "y": 30, "spread": 30, "composition": "arc", "signature": "2152bf18", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "sheshegwaning-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 17, "angle": 12, "x": 33, "y": 66, "spread": 34, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "f6ff29e1", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c07-sheshegwaning-place.jpg", "credit": "Photo: P199 · CC BY-SA3.0 Unported", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sheshegwaning_FN_1.JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA3.0 Unported", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Exact item identifies Sheshegwaning First Nation on Manitoulin. This is a dated place view, not all Odawa communities, current conditions or a surveyed boundary. The complete available preview shows the administration/finance building and surrounding site. Its small crest is incidental in the whole building view; the photograph license is not a separate license for that artwork, a present operations claim or endorsement. Complete available960×640 JPEG imported unchanged. CSS display crops/overlays affect background/card copies only; the page displays the complete frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "shinnecock", "originalId": 346, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 296, "angle": 62, "x": 52, "y": 15, "spread": 45, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "444dea70", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "shoshone", "originalId": 347, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 28, "angle": 43, "x": 26, "y": 34, "spread": 22, "composition": "arc", "signature": "5153a9dc", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/shoshone-osullivan-met-1867-72-card.jpg", "credit": "Timothy H. O’Sullivan · The Met · Public Domain", "source": "https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/283214", "rights": "Public Domain / CC0 through The Met Open Access; item page labels the photograph Public Domain and object API isPublicDomain is true", "rightsUrl": "https://www.metmuseum.org/policies/image-resources", "scope": "An archival group portrait catalogued by The Met as Shoshone. The inspected record does not establish individual names, a precise location, or a particular band or present-day government. Do not assign it specifically to Idaho, Eastern Shoshone, Washakie, Fort Hall, Duck Valley, or the Northwestern Band, or imply that it represents all Shoshone people. Museum narrative interpretations and historical evaluative language are not adopted. Actual item page, object API and media policy were inspected; media clearance is explicit and does not rest on metadata CC0. The exact API primaryImage was downloaded unchanged and the complete frame visually inspected, including its margins and existing print damage. No retouching or generated restoration. Proportional web resizing/recompression is permitted. Show the complete image proportionally on the opened page; use contain for the card where practical to retain the group. Disclose any CSS crop or overlay as presentation treatment. No community endorsement is recorded. Delivered page and card files are proportional resizes/JPEG recompressions of the complete4000×3083API original. Card and background CSS may crop or overlay; the opened-page banner preserves the complete composition." }, { "slug": "shoshonebannock-tribes-of-the-fort-hall-reservation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 235, "angle": 44, "x": 51, "y": 47, "spread": 23, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "25f529e3", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/fort-hall-george-lavatta-nara-298656.jpg", "credit": "BIA / National Archives298656", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:George_P._LaVatta_in_Regalia_-_NARA_-_298656.jpg", "rights": "Public domain in the United States — U.S. federal government work; DocsTeach identifies Public Domain, Free of Known Copyright Restrictions", "rightsUrl": "https://docsteach.org/document/george-p-lavatta-in-regalia/", "scope": "This is a specifically named individual whose Fort Hall Shoshone-Bannock affiliation is explicitly stated by DocsTeach, rather than an ethnicity-only historical portrait assigned to a government. Use the exact personal identification in the visible caption. It is not a picture of present officeholders, every member, or a universal style of dress; design meanings are not inferred. The full Commons/NARA record, record-group provenance and U.S.-government public-domain declaration were read from actual downloaded HTML; DocsTeach actual description and rights text inspected. The live Archives catalogue requires JavaScript and exposed no substantive body, so no direct catalogue-body inspection is asserted. Original1880x3000 JPEG linked in the Commons record downloaded and visually inspected; no crop, generated content or retouching. Cards/backgrounds may crop through CSS if disclosed. Image metadata adds no substantive reading-source count. " }, { "slug": "shoshonepaiute-tribes", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 88, "angle": -49, "x": 75, "y": 50, "spread": 26, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "9d4e46f8", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/duck-valley-sho-pai-greenhouses-hedrick-2015.jpg", "credit": "A. Hedrick / BLM · CC BY2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:BLM_and_Sho-Pai_Greenhouses_(23221392969).jpg", "rights": "CC BY2.0; Commons also marks public domain in the United States as a BLM employee work", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "Publicly published BLM photograph of the specifically identified Duck Valley Sho-Pai Greenhouses. The record describes Owyhee High School FFA participation in growing sagebrush seedlings for mine reclamation and wildfire restoration. The inspected image shows the exterior greenhouses and two people working; their names, citizenship and governmental roles are not inferred. The photo documents this particular community-linked project and date, not all Shoshone or Paiute peoples, present program outcomes or a complete reservation landscape. Actual Commons file description, credit, source, Flickr license review and licensing read; the record explicitly displays the original Flickr URL downloaded here. Full3264x2448 JPEG downloaded, decoded and visually inspected after completion. No crop, retouching or generated pixels. Cards/backgrounds may use disclosed CSS cropping. Provide visible A.Hedrick/BLM credit and CC BY2.0 license link. Image evidence adds no substantive reading-source count. " }, { "slug": "shuswap", "originalId": 348, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 354, "angle": -56, "x": 47, "y": 39, "spread": 32, "composition": "fold", "signature": "9ec90bc2", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "siberian-yupik", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 1, "angle": 30, "x": 79, "y": 54, "spread": 34, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "ddd00e71", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "siksika", "originalId": 349, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 30, "angle": -22, "x": 45, "y": 35, "spread": 25, "composition": "wash", "signature": "715283d6", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "sinkiyone", "originalId": 350, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 100, "angle": 27, "x": 61, "y": 37, "spread": 36, "composition": "arc", "signature": "22dfe75c", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "sissetonwahpeton-oyate-of-the-lake-traverse-reservation-south-dakota", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 269, "angle": -37, "x": 60, "y": 30, "spread": 33, "composition": "arc", "signature": "79ae795d", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "siuslaw", "originalId": 351, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 163, "angle": -70, "x": 70, "y": 18, "spread": 44, "composition": "arc", "signature": "9ba84853", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "skidegate-band-council", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 244, "angle": -45, "x": 43, "y": 75, "spread": 23, "composition": "arc", "signature": "389a7e1c", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "skokomish", "originalId": 352, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 299, "angle": -38, "x": 75, "y": 29, "spread": 35, "composition": "fold", "signature": "41d14d53", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c9-skokomish-south-fork.jpg", "credit": "John Leszczynski · CC BY-SA 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lower_South_Fork_Skokomish_River_(34541336270).jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 2.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/", "scope": "Modern Lower South Fork Skokomish River landscape in the Hood Canal/Skokomish drainage context supported by Tribe history; not reservation camera-position, territory or proof of restoration outcomes. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "slavey", "originalId": 353, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 51, "angle": 71, "x": 37, "y": 56, "spread": 36, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "f77780bb", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "snohomish", "originalId": 354, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 269, "angle": 73, "x": 34, "y": 65, "spread": 44, "composition": "fold", "signature": "be0f9cd", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "snoqualmie", "originalId": 355, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 315, "angle": 9, "x": 26, "y": 18, "spread": 30, "composition": "fold", "signature": "86404cb", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c09-snoqualmie-falls.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Kpsudeep · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Snoqualmie_Falls_Washington.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Photographer-identified Snoqualmie Falls. The Tribe’s own acquisition account establishes the named place’s relevance. A public landscape view made before the 2019 purchase, not evidence of current ownership, legal boundaries or access rights. No private ceremony or creation narrative is reproduced. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "soboba-band-of-luiseno-indians-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 51, "angle": -14, "x": 68, "y": 73, "spread": 46, "composition": "wash", "signature": "95c7ef13", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "sokaogon-chippewa-community", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 82, "angle": -40, "x": 53, "y": 72, "spread": 22, "composition": "wash", "signature": "44c7f442", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/sokaogon-log-house-2013.jpg", "credit": "Royalbroil · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dinesen-Motzfeldt-Hettinger_Log_House_August_2013.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "The Community-developed comprehensive plan, printed page 24, explicitly identifies the log house as a historic asset on the reservation and describes its restoration. The photo is a view of that particular former trading-post structure, not generic Ojibwe architecture or a representation of Sokaogon housing. The filename says August 2013 but the record and EXIF specify 1 September 2013; use September. The full building chronology remains outside this image review. Complete available 1920×1280 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1200 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Original source copy retained privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "southern-paiute", "originalId": 356, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 178, "angle": -68, "x": 62, "y": 40, "spread": 45, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "95a65f62", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "spirit-lake-tribe-north-dakota", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 116, "angle": 19, "x": 74, "y": 38, "spread": 36, "composition": "fold", "signature": "22e0dc1c", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "spokane", "originalId": 357, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 62, "angle": 42, "x": 26, "y": 40, "spread": 41, "composition": "fold", "signature": "24270dd6", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "squamish", "originalId": 358, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 158, "angle": -16, "x": 51, "y": 79, "spread": 39, "composition": "wash", "signature": "c60be406", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "squaxin-island", "originalId": 359, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 48, "angle": -49, "x": 37, "y": 38, "spread": 22, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "bbbaedf8", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c9-squaxin-hammersley-oakland.jpg", "credit": "Dicklyon · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hammersley_Inlet_and_Oakland_Bay.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Dated Hammersley Inlet/Oakland Bay aerial regional waterway view; museum history specifically names Hammersley Inlet. Not Squaxin Island itself, a present boundary or permission to visit restricted island land. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "st-croix-chippewa-indians-of-wisconsin", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 77, "angle": -6, "x": 66, "y": 39, "spread": 25, "composition": "wash", "signature": "521bc655", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/st-croix-danbury-casino-2018.jpg", "credit": "Tony Webster · CC BY-SA 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:St._Croix_Casino_-_Danbury,_Wisconsin_(46441899571).jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 2.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/", "scope": "The exact photographic record explicitly identifies the Danbury casino as operated by the St. Croix Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin. This documents a particular enterprise and 2018 exterior, not the whole Nation or current economic conditions. No relationship is inferred merely from the St. Croix place name, and the record is not used as substantive historical reading. Complete available 7268×4600 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1139 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Original source copy retained privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "st-vincent-and-the-grenadines-indigenous-people-association-inc", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 42, "angle": 5, "x": 28, "y": 52, "spread": 39, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "47623aa", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "stillaguamish", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 306, "angle": 58, "x": 27, "y": 67, "spread": 37, "composition": "arc", "signature": "1ce58452", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c9-stillaguamish-south-fork.jpg", "credit": "Joe Mabel · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Downstream_from_Jordan_Bridge_(Snohomish_County)_02.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Modern South Fork Stillaguamish River landscape. Tribe history specifically names main river and both forks; not a reservation boundary or reconstructed village. Provider says current file was white balanced before our reuse. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "sto-lo", "originalId": 361, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 227, "angle": -47, "x": 58, "y": 20, "spread": 33, "composition": "arc", "signature": "1bf3d80b", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c11-sto-lo-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Todd Gordon Brown · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fraser_River,_Chilliwack,_BC_-_Salmon_Run.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Photographer-identified Fraser River near Chilliwack. Stó:lō Tourism’s actual introduction names Chilliwack and the Fraser River setting. A dated regional landscape, not a specific fishing entitlement, reserve boundary, ceremony or universal Stó:lō experience. Photographer’s spiritual/biological interpretations are not independently adopted. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "stockbridgemunsee-band-of-mohican-indians", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 226, "angle": 23, "x": 74, "y": 29, "spread": 32, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "e9e77c3a", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c5-stockbridge-mission-house-daderot2017.jpg", "credit": "Daderot · Mission House property · CC0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mission_House_-_Stockbridge,_Massachusetts_-_DSC05804.jpg", "rights": "CC0 1.0 — photographer’s explicit dedication", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/", "scope": "Commons file-specific own-work identification, creator, date and explicit CC0 dedication inspected; downloaded 5472x3648 original and full frame visually inspected. The Trustees’ past-exhibition account establishes that the Stockbridge-Munsee Tribe curated Mohican Miles from its archives in the separate Carriage House behind the Mission House. This 2017 photograph gives property/institution context before that 2021-2022 exhibit. It is not an image of the exhibition, a Tribal dwelling, the Wisconsin reservation or an endorsement of the missionary history. The separate exhibition space is not claimed to be the main house shown. No crop or pixel editing made here. Complete available 5472×3648 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1200 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Original source copy retained privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "stoney-nakoda", "originalId": 360, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 144, "angle": 18, "x": 41, "y": 19, "spread": 25, "composition": "wash", "signature": "8a652710", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "sugpiaq", "originalId": 362, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 307, "angle": 8, "x": 26, "y": 20, "spread": 39, "composition": "fold", "signature": "bff9f2c3", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "summit-lake-paiute-tribe-of-nevada", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 240, "angle": -40, "x": 73, "y": 54, "spread": 45, "composition": "arc", "signature": "c168e40", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "suquamish", "originalId": 363, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 139, "angle": -28, "x": 43, "y": 65, "spread": 24, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "c887c4a3", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c9-suquamish-wharf.jpg", "credit": "Unknown photographer; The Seattle Star, June15,1911 · Public domain in the United States — published before 1931", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kitsap_steamboat_at_dock_at_Suquamish_June_15_1911.png", "rights": "Public domain in the United States — published before 1931", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Copyright_rules_by_territory/United_States", "scope": "Historic Suquamish wharf/steamer context, not an identified Tribal member, Indigenous-built vessel or a territorial depiction. Filename/caption/newspaper publication 1911 conflict with 1906 date field; exact capture date unresolved. The source is a newspaper-photo extraction, not the complete newspaper page; tiny figures are not individually identified. Complete available PNG converted to JPEG at unchanged dimensions; no pixel crop or retouching. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "susanville-indian-rancheria-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 116, "angle": 29, "x": 66, "y": 74, "spread": 25, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "5eafdb6c", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "susquehannock", "originalId": 364, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 55, "angle": 51, "x": 72, "y": 34, "spread": 27, "composition": "arc", "signature": "cf845a1f", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "swan-creek-band-ojibwe", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 100, "angle": -68, "x": 67, "y": 79, "spread": 41, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "2a66ab64", "initial": "S", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/ziibiwing-nathan-strait-2024.jpg", "credit": "Nathan Strait,2024 · CC BY-SA4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ziibiwing_Center_of_Anishinabe_Culture_%26_Lifeways,_building_entrance,_March_2024.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "The Tribe explicitly identifies Swan Creek among its three constituent Ojibway bands and explains the Ziibiwing Center. Reuse the cleared exterior only as shared Saginaw Chippewa heritage-center context. It is not a band-specific object, historic village, separate government, boundary or proof of descent. Exterior of the Saginaw Chippewa Tribe’s Ziibiwing Center, a named cultural-history institution. This is the individually named Tribe’s cultural center, not an interior exhibit or every citizen’s portrait. Complete available 4032×3024 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1350 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Source file preserved privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only; creator/source/rights credit retained." }, { "slug": "sycuan-band-of-the-kumeyaay-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 309, "angle": 13, "x": 26, "y": 70, "spread": 34, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "2896b6ed", "initial": "S" }, { "slug": "taan-kwachan", "originalId": 365, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 113, "angle": -56, "x": 55, "y": 42, "spread": 44, "composition": "fold", "signature": "2b0444c1", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "table-mountain-rancheria", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 319, "angle": 24, "x": 59, "y": 46, "spread": 27, "composition": "arc", "signature": "7e506647", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tacuate", "originalId": 366, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 154, "angle": -61, "x": 47, "y": 19, "spread": 32, "composition": "wash", "signature": "9ef6979a", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tagish", "originalId": 367, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 237, "angle": 79, "x": 74, "y": 42, "spread": 35, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "677207fd", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "taino", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 122, "angle": 50, "x": 54, "y": 74, "spread": 37, "composition": "wash", "signature": "3c99b12", "initial": "T", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/carib-taino-bowl.jpg", "credit": "Taíno maker unnamed · Image: The Met · Public Domain / CC0", "source": "https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/316831", "rights": "Public Domain object image / Met Open Access CC0", "rightsUrl": "https://www.metmuseum.org/hubs/open-access", "scope": "Specifically catalogued Taíno ceramic container from the Dominican Republic. The published gift credit is preserved; no ceremonial function, maker identity or all-community design interpretation inferred." }, { "slug": "takelma", "originalId": 368, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 296, "angle": 77, "x": 52, "y": 32, "spread": 42, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "a7a5d4e8", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "taltan", "originalId": 369, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 113, "angle": 19, "x": 36, "y": 62, "spread": 33, "composition": "fold", "signature": "34ffe719", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tamien", "originalId": 370, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 347, "angle": -77, "x": 60, "y": 35, "spread": 29, "composition": "wash", "signature": "531bd21b", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tamien-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 177, "angle": -58, "x": 35, "y": 41, "spread": 42, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "8873f4b1", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tanacross", "originalId": 371, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 233, "angle": -31, "x": 45, "y": 79, "spread": 31, "composition": "wash", "signature": "7f75c589", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tanana", "originalId": 372, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 170, "angle": -59, "x": 27, "y": 54, "spread": 31, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "f6306faa", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "taos-pueblo", "originalId": 373, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 338, "angle": 2, "x": 36, "y": 60, "spread": 23, "composition": "wash", "signature": "70e92a92", "initial": "T", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c13-taos-pueblo-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Irving Rusinow · NARA / Public domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Taos_County,_New_Mexico._The_Rio_Pueblo_de_Taos_-_mist_in_Taos_Valley_in_the_a.m._-_NARA_-_521818.tif", "rights": "Public domain — item-specific U.S. government work designation; Public Domain Mark 1.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/", "scope": "Dated Rio Pueblo de Taos/Taos Valley landscape. UNM’s selected account explicitly documents Taos Pueblo’s connection to the named river. This is not Blue Lake, a Pueblo village portrait, identification of a private building, a current condition, ownership or boundary claim. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "taovaya", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 312, "angle": 34, "x": 46, "y": 76, "spread": 36, "composition": "wash", "signature": "7a5e1b90", "initial": "T", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/taovaya-related-wichita-lodge-context.jpg", "credit": "George Catlin, 1834–1835 · SAAM", "source": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/wichita-lodge-thatched-prairie-grass-4461", "rights": "Public domain — Smithsonian American Art Museum item designation", "rightsUrl": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/wichita-lodge-thatched-prairie-grass-4461", "scope": "Related Wichita historical context only. The Tribe’s inspected connected history explicitly names Taovaya among its affiliated historical peoples, supplying a source bridge for related reading. SAAM identifies the painted lodge as Wichita, not specifically Taovaya; neither the building nor any figure is assigned Taovaya identity. This is George Catlin’s outside artistic representation from 1834–1835, not a photograph, subgroup-made art, a present government portrait or proof of a particular family’s dwelling. The exact earlier museum identification/rights record is retained; it is not a new full museum-page review. The full existing 1800×1469 web derivative was copied unchanged into this folder and visually re-inspected on 2026-10-27. Do not remove the related-context qualification from the visible title/caption. Exact available full-frame JPEG copied unchanged; CSS crops and overlays affect card/backdrop display only." }, { "slug": "tataviam", "originalId": 374, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 18, "angle": 17, "x": 56, "y": 21, "spread": 35, "composition": "wash", "signature": "b89d930a", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tawahka", "originalId": 375, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 38, "angle": -26, "x": 63, "y": 15, "spread": 28, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "c99aecb6", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tawakoni", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 153, "angle": 64, "x": 29, "y": 76, "spread": 30, "composition": "wash", "signature": "f5c49981", "initial": "T", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/tawakoni-fort-belknap-context.jpg", "credit": "Wonderworld1995268 · Public domain — photographer’s worldwide public-domain dedication", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fort_Belknap.jpg", "rights": "Public domain — photographer’s worldwide public-domain dedication", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fort_Belknap.jpg", "scope": "Nearby military-place context, supported by the specifically Tawakoni historical entry’s Fort Belknap/reservation discussion and the separate account locating the Brazos Reservation twelve miles south of the fort. It is not a Tawakoni kitchen, home, village, person or architectural style; the fort and reservation are not conflated. The same precise public-domain fort photograph also has a separately scoped Kitsai association; neither use assigns subgroup authorship to this building. Private candidate is a byte-for-byte copy of the inspected full-frame display JPEG. Root may make proportional card/page resizes with dimensions/hash and change note. Preserve photographer/source/license credits and any ShareAlike obligation for photographic derivatives; disclose display-only CSS crops or overlays. No source-count increment or endorsement. Exact available full-frame JPEG copied unchanged; CSS crops and overlays affect card/backdrop display only." }, { "slug": "tejon-indian-tribe", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 34, "angle": -31, "x": 35, "y": 15, "spread": 34, "composition": "arc", "signature": "b856f18a", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "teko", "originalId": 376, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 156, "angle": 19, "x": 61, "y": 19, "spread": 35, "composition": "wash", "signature": "c50cbd1c", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tepehua", "originalId": 377, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 241, "angle": 35, "x": 76, "y": 42, "spread": 41, "composition": "arc", "signature": "f255d399", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tepehuan", "originalId": 378, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 245, "angle": 10, "x": 48, "y": 34, "spread": 36, "composition": "wash", "signature": "741cadd5", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "teribe", "originalId": 379, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 210, "angle": -19, "x": 65, "y": 52, "spread": 42, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "53913ea", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tesuque-pueblo", "originalId": 380, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 79, "angle": 74, "x": 79, "y": 36, "spread": 43, "composition": "wash", "signature": "ff4271d7", "initial": "T", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c13-tesuque-pueblo-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: NPS National Trails Office · Public domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:A_greener_photo_of_Rio_Tesuque_looking_east_at_Pojoaque_Pueblo_near_Santa_Fe,_NM_(02ffbaae-1f80-4eb5-a7b0-4dc16ed106c4).JPG", "rights": "Public domain — item-specific U.S. government/NPS designation", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Template:PD-USGov-NPS", "scope": "The specifically identified Rio Tesuque reach at downstream Pojoaque supplies shared named-waterbody context only. Pueblo history documents the Rio Tesuque connection. This is NOT Tesuque Pueblo, its village, a reservation portrait, another community’s cultural object or a boundary claim. No river-health, restoration-success or photography-access permission is inferred. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "tewa", "originalId": 381, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 258, "angle": 27, "x": 44, "y": 44, "spread": 40, "composition": "fold", "signature": "d2db365a", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "texas-band-of-yaqui-indians", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 147, "angle": -37, "x": 48, "y": 15, "spread": 37, "composition": "arc", "signature": "1cf2925b", "initial": "T", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/yaqui-river-castelazo-2009.jpg", "credit": "Sonora context · Tomas Castelazo", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Yaqui_River.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "The photographer’s Commons record identifies this as the Yaqui River in Sonora, Mexico and declares own work under CC BY-SA 3.0 (also offered under GFDL; this reuse selects CC BY-SA 3.0). The complete downloaded 4752×3168 frame and the identification/license/EXIF sections were inspected. The museum orientation and the 2016 Yaqui dictionary foreword provide the people-level Yaqui River/Sonora context. This is a modern river landscape, not a photograph of Texas Band members or proof of Indigenous territorial boundaries. It does not identify the cattle as belonging to Yaqui people. EXIF records June 4, 2009, but camera timestamps are not independent dating evidence. Web copy is proportionally resized/recompressed to 1800 × 1200, preserving the complete frame; card and backdrop use CSS crops/overlays. No content is generated, retouched or added. The photograph and resized derivative remain CC BY-SA 3.0; creator/source/license credit is retained. This visual review does not increase substantive source counts. The community publisher explicitly describes ancestral Sonora and relationships with Yaqui pueblos. Photograph is regional Sonora homeland context only, not Texas, community members, proof of genealogy or a territorial claim. Exact existing full-frame web derivative visually reinspected2026-10-27. Any card/backdrop CSS cropping and overlays are display treatments; the page image preserves the complete web frame. " }, { "slug": "texistepequeno", "originalId": 382, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 308, "angle": -17, "x": 45, "y": 57, "spread": 34, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "be9877fc", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "the-aldet-centre-saint-lucia", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 26, "angle": -62, "x": 55, "y": 78, "spread": 30, "composition": "wash", "signature": "46d57a92", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "the-choctaw-nation-of-oklahoma", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 65, "angle": 48, "x": 39, "y": 57, "spread": 39, "composition": "fold", "signature": "1704d901", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "the-seminole-nation-of-oklahoma", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 332, "angle": -29, "x": 53, "y": 24, "spread": 43, "composition": "fold", "signature": "e654849c", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "thessalon-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 199, "angle": 24, "x": 66, "y": 52, "spread": 26, "composition": "arc", "signature": "b01ab547", "initial": "T", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c7-thessalon-public-school.jpg", "credit": "Fungus Guy · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Thessalon_Public_School.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Exact photographer record identifies Thessalon Public School’s senior building. Nation’s Student Cultural Rooms account names this school as one setting for support for Thessalon First Nation students. Public education-setting context, not a Nation-owned school, school governance, a portrait of members, current service outcome or territory. Complete available960×720 JPEG imported unchanged. CSS display crops/overlays affect background/card copies only; the page displays the complete frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "thompson-nlakapamux", "originalId": 383, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 112, "angle": -21, "x": 28, "y": 56, "spread": 36, "composition": "fold", "signature": "b8c096d8", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "three-affiliated-tribes-of-the-fort-berthold-reservation-north-dakota", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 12, "angle": 21, "x": 64, "y": 79, "spread": 39, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "a0b82c2c", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tillamook", "originalId": 384, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 95, "angle": 26, "x": 51, "y": 20, "spread": 36, "composition": "arc", "signature": "1cb67157", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "timucua", "originalId": 385, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 339, "angle": 2, "x": 73, "y": 29, "spread": 40, "composition": "wash", "signature": "11117193", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tittabawassee-ojibwe-communities", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 225, "angle": 53, "x": 44, "y": 39, "spread": 28, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "c9b26929", "initial": "T", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/tittabawassee-river-hay-township-2021.jpg", "credit": "Notorious4life · Tittabawassee River", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tittabawassee_River_(Hay_Township,_MI).jpg", "rights": "CC0 1.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/", "scope": "Photographer Notorious4life identifies this as the Tittabawassee River in Hay Township, Michigan, on September 25, 2021, and dedicates the photograph under CC0. The actual record, rights and complete 5184×2916 original frame were inspected. This is modern named-river context, not a historical village image, a depiction of particular Ojibwe residents or a territorial boundary. The complete frame is proportionally resized/recompressed to 1800×1013; cards and backdrop copies use CSS crops/overlays. No content generated or retouched; no coordinates or sensitive sites published." }, { "slug": "tiwa", "originalId": 386, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 38, "angle": 79, "x": 72, "y": 69, "spread": 44, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "5d2496fe", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tlahuica", "originalId": 387, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 26, "angle": -52, "x": 77, "y": 18, "spread": 33, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "ea1da7e2", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tlapanec-mephaa", "originalId": 389, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 102, "angle": 42, "x": 46, "y": 22, "spread": 41, "composition": "wash", "signature": "7baefbd6", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tlingit", "originalId": 388, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 270, "angle": 3, "x": 58, "y": 42, "spread": 27, "composition": "arc", "signature": "cf8cd79e", "initial": "T", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c08-tlingit-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: NOAA / Alaska ShoreZone · CC BY 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Line5091_-_Flickr_-_NOAA_Photo_Library.jpg", "rights": "CC BY2.0; also described as public-domain NOAA official-duty material", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "Landscape context specifically for the Yakutat regional case, not all Tlingit homelands or a community portrait. The study places Hubbard Glacier within its Yakutat study region and records Yakutat Tlingit concerns about cruise traffic at Hubbard/Disenchantment Bay. No exclusive territory or independently verified wildlife claim inferred. This is landscape context for the Yakutat regional study. Its introduction and selected interview discussion identify Hubbard Glacier and adjacent waters as a Yakutat Tlingit concern. It is not all Tlingit homelands, a community portrait, a boundary or evidence of current glacier extent, climate trends or seal distributions. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "tohono-oodham", "originalId": 390, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 161, "angle": -25, "x": 75, "y": 55, "spread": 40, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "9a8801b9", "initial": "T", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c13-tohono-oodham-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photographer unidentified · NARA / Public domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Saguaro_cactus_on_Sells_Indian_Reservation,_Sells,_Arizona_-_NARA_-_295244.jpg", "rights": "Public domain — item-specific U.S. government work designation; Public Domain Mark 1.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/", "scope": "Historical archive identifies a saguaro landscape at Sells using the period title “Sells Indian Reservation.” Read beside the Nation’s Sonoran Desert account. Not a ceremonial harvest, current land boundary, permission to visit/photograph, or generic substitute for all O’odham communities. The archive’s 1950 agency metadata is not assigned as the photograph date. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "tohono-oodham-nation-of-arizona", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 318, "angle": -26, "x": 53, "y": 41, "spread": 38, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "61db00b6", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tojolabal", "originalId": 391, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 227, "angle": -72, "x": 65, "y": 48, "spread": 36, "composition": "wash", "signature": "1679d443", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tolowa", "originalId": 392, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 221, "angle": 12, "x": 51, "y": 79, "spread": 38, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "93c508e5", "initial": "T", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-tolowa-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Clinton Steeds · CC BY 2.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Smith_River_near_Crescent_City,_CA.jpg", "rights": "CC BY 2.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "A modern Smith River landscape near Crescent City, in the river setting specifically connected with Tolowa Dee-ni’ stewardship in the inspected partnership release. Not a picture of Nation citizens, a reservation boundary, the 2025 burn itself or current environmental conditions. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "tolupan", "originalId": 393, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 78, "angle": -16, "x": 43, "y": 47, "spread": 46, "composition": "arc", "signature": "b5292d06", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tonkawa", "originalId": 394, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 42, "angle": 30, "x": 31, "y": 52, "spread": 28, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "bd0d0b72", "initial": "T", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/tonkawa-grant-richards-rinehart-bpl-1898-card.jpg", "credit": "Frank A. Rinehart · Boston Public Library", "source": "https://www.flickr.com/photos/24029425@N06/4100761211", "rights": "CC BY2.0; BPL's item also states no known restrictions", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/", "scope": "An individually identified Tonkawa portrait, catalogued with the 1898 Omaha exposition. Appropriate for the broad Tonkawa profile. It does not establish a Texas photograph location, identify current officials, or represent every Tonkawa person or all historical clothing. Read the primary BPL Flickr item's subject, photographer, date, collection identifiers and rights notice; followed its CC BY2.0 link and read the license deed. Read Commons copying provenance and license. Visually inspected the complete1186×1500 available image, including original print edges and BPL stamp. The image is monochrome; no colorization, generation or retouching was performed. The web reader's Flickr image request returned403. The openly linked Commons copy downloaded normally; no access control was bypassed. The primary Flickr text and license remained readable. Complete-frame web copies are proportionally compressed/resized; CSS crops/overlays apply to background/card displays. No colorization, generation or retouching. The full available frame remains in the opened-page banner." }, { "slug": "tonkawa-tribe-of-indians-of-oklahoma", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 21, "angle": -8, "x": 76, "y": 43, "spread": 32, "composition": "fold", "signature": "1b88fe45", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tonto-apache", "originalId": 395, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 112, "angle": 4, "x": 73, "y": 46, "spread": 35, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "9f9333a0", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "torres-martinez-desert-cahuilla-indians-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 199, "angle": 9, "x": 58, "y": 34, "spread": 29, "composition": "fold", "signature": "1afda3cf", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "totonac", "originalId": 397, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 41, "angle": 10, "x": 31, "y": 65, "spread": 38, "composition": "arc", "signature": "cc15c0d1", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "towa", "originalId": 396, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 88, "angle": 11, "x": 31, "y": 73, "spread": 32, "composition": "fold", "signature": "348868d8", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "triqui", "originalId": 399, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 171, "angle": -4, "x": 56, "y": 74, "spread": 40, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "2a201c63", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "trondek-hwechin", "originalId": 398, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 199, "angle": 19, "x": 49, "y": 27, "spread": 44, "composition": "arc", "signature": "6fc4381f", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tsawwassen", "originalId": 400, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 309, "angle": -57, "x": 65, "y": 72, "spread": 28, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "7eab8abd", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tseltal", "originalId": 401, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 34, "angle": -11, "x": 66, "y": 66, "spread": 26, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "71b2102a", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tsimshian", "originalId": 402, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 55, "angle": 11, "x": 48, "y": 64, "spread": 43, "composition": "arc", "signature": "c700cbdf", "initial": "T", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c08-tsimshian-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: George M. Dawson · CMH · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Village_and_church_of_Port_Simpson_(Lax_Kw'Alaams_1),_British_Columbia_(269).jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA4.0 International — exact archive-supplied digital image", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Outside historical photograph of the named Lax Kw’alaams/Port Simpson village, not all Tsimshian communities or current conditions. The historical church view does not establish religion, consent or uniform cultural practice among residents. Exact catalogue identification connects old and current place names. The complete available digital frame includes the mount, margins, visible blemishes and the number 269; none is removed. An outside historical view of one named village does not establish residents’ religion, consent, contemporary conditions or a uniform Tsimshian cultural practice. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "tsleilwaututh", "originalId": 403, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 146, "angle": 23, "x": 51, "y": 43, "spread": 23, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "f41d193a", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tsotsil", "originalId": 404, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 309, "angle": -37, "x": 35, "y": 40, "spread": 32, "composition": "fold", "signature": "7f8fe75d", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tsuutina", "originalId": 405, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 296, "angle": 72, "x": 39, "y": 52, "spread": 44, "composition": "wash", "signature": "e6b139c0", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tualatin", "originalId": 406, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 253, "angle": -24, "x": 73, "y": 60, "spread": 34, "composition": "wash", "signature": "a5b924c5", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tubar", "originalId": 407, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 203, "angle": -70, "x": 55, "y": 51, "spread": 43, "composition": "fold", "signature": "e66f9a53", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tubatulabal", "originalId": 408, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 242, "angle": -75, "x": 75, "y": 62, "spread": 31, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "9846802a", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tulalip", "originalId": 409, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 46, "angle": -55, "x": 30, "y": 19, "spread": 28, "composition": "wash", "signature": "bd2db0ce", "initial": "T", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c9-tulalip-priest-point.jpg", "credit": "Eric Schucht · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Priest_Point.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Dated Priest Point regional view supported by the official Tulalip named-place service-area paragraph. The photographer describes the camera as at Priest Point Cemetery; the actual complete frame shows houses, marsh, water and trees, with no visible graves or markers. No precise cemetery coordinates, access permission, exact camera-boundary claim or present jurisdiction inferred. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "tule-river-indian-tribe-of-the-tule-river-reservation-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 345, "angle": 63, "x": 54, "y": 40, "spread": 23, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "e1509f79", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tunica", "originalId": 410, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 311, "angle": 68, "x": 44, "y": 69, "spread": 38, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "7ad969a7", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tunlii-community-yavapaiapache-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 162, "angle": 20, "x": 46, "y": 50, "spread": 28, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "59013522", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tuolumne-band-of-mewuk-indians-of-the-tuolumne-rancheria-of-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 58, "angle": -78, "x": 55, "y": 60, "spread": 37, "composition": "fold", "signature": "35c08c12", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "turtle-mountain-band-of-chippewa-indians-of-north-dakota", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 147, "angle": -7, "x": 56, "y": 72, "spread": 32, "composition": "fold", "signature": "f02af04b", "initial": "T" }, { "slug": "tuscarora", "originalId": 411, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 161, "angle": 25, "x": 41, "y": 18, "spread": 35, "composition": "wash", "signature": "fc12d49", "initial": "T", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c12-tuscarora-photo.jpg", "credit": "Fredlyfish4 — CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Neuse_River_at_Cliffs_of_the_Neuse_State_Park_2020.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Modern Neuse River regional landscape connected only to the historical reference’s explicit Upper/Lower Tuscarora river-region discussion. Not an exact village location, current community, northern New York Nation land or territorial boundary. Provider describes a photographic panorama; no Atlas-generated landscape or additional assembly. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. 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The previously inspected 2025 state community profile describes return of the former park lands to Upper Sioux Community in 2024; that exact place relationship supplies the scoped government relevance. The image predates the return and does not depict present visitor access, current management, a community member, a surveyed homeland boundary or a sensitive cultural site. No precise route or sensitive-place location is reproduced. The complete 1024-pixel Flickr display frame was downloaded from the actual primary page's og:image URL and visually inspected. The 5760-pixel original listed on Commons was not retrieved. No crop, retouching or generated content was applied. Keep creator, source and license link visible; disclose display crops/overlays. Keep modified photographic versions under the stated ShareAlike license where applicable. No visual-source count contributes to substantive reading-source counts." }, { "slug": "upper-tanana", "originalId": 418, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 185, "angle": 33, "x": 44, "y": 43, "spread": 34, "composition": "wash", "signature": "f08f6489", "initial": "U" }, { "slug": "uspantek", "originalId": 419, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 48, "angle": -24, "x": 55, "y": 38, "spread": 46, "composition": "arc", "signature": "705135c0", "initial": "U" }, { "slug": "ute", "originalId": 420, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 19, "angle": -43, "x": 25, "y": 72, "spread": 44, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "3793d12b", "initial": "U" }, { "slug": "utu-utu-gwaitu-paiute-tribe-of-the-benton-paiute-reservation-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 264, "angle": 23, "x": 79, "y": 27, "spread": 43, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "b4529c38", "initial": "U" }, { "slug": "ventureno-chumash", "originalId": 421, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 293, "angle": 31, "x": 39, "y": 56, "spread": 25, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "f4ac167d", "initial": "V" }, { "slug": "vuntut-gwitchin", "originalId": 422, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 221, "angle": -28, "x": 63, "y": 15, "spread": 28, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "6be9c4a5", "initial": "V" }, { "slug": "waco", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 231, "angle": -42, "x": 73, "y": 38, "spread": 25, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "841f3a37", "initial": "W", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/waco-brazos-barera-2016-context.jpg", "credit": "Michael Barera · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Waco_June_2016_06_(Brazos_River).jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0 (selected from the offered licenses)", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Modern local river context. The municipal history locates Indian Spring Park on the Brazos and records the public commemoration of Waco campgrounds; the image record identifies the actual river at Waco. This is not an intact Waco village, proof of ownership of all visible banks, a community-endorsed cultural-site depiction, a pre-removal view or a surveyed boundary. No visible bridge is treated as Indigenous construction. Private candidate is a byte-for-byte copy of the inspected full-frame display JPEG. Root may make proportional card/page resizes with dimensions/hash and change note. Preserve photographer/source/license credits and any ShareAlike obligation for photographic derivatives; disclose display-only CSS crops or overlays. No source-count increment or endorsement. Exact available full-frame JPEG copied unchanged; CSS crops and overlays affect card/backdrop display only." }, { "slug": "wahnapitae-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 262, "angle": 42, "x": 74, "y": 61, "spread": 24, "composition": "arc", "signature": "d21d4d6", "initial": "W" }, { "slug": "wailaki", "originalId": 423, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 27, "angle": -47, "x": 38, "y": 72, "spread": 38, "composition": "fold", "signature": "5ba19a0b", "initial": "W" }, { "slug": "walla-walla", "originalId": 424, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 146, "angle": 18, "x": 39, "y": 26, "spread": 24, "composition": "wash", "signature": "9cf50c12", "initial": "W" }, { "slug": "wampanoag", "originalId": 425, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 12, "angle": -39, "x": 50, "y": 36, "spread": 42, "composition": "arc", "signature": "372e2d4c", "initial": "W", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-wampanoag-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Magicpiano · CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:MashpeeMA_AvantHouse.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "A dated exterior of Avant House in Mashpee, identified by the individual item and the Mashpee Tribe’s historic-property/museum context. An institution connected with one Wampanoag community, not a generic object or a photograph of every Wampanoag government. No interior object, present opening schedule or separately owned artwork permission is inferred. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "wanapum", "originalId": 426, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 174, "angle": 6, "x": 66, "y": 22, "spread": 46, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "8fbde6b6", "initial": "W" }, { "slug": "wappo", "originalId": 427, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 326, "angle": 10, "x": 76, "y": 33, "spread": 46, "composition": "fold", "signature": "18f490d6", "initial": "W" }, { "slug": "warao-nation-trinidad", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 355, "angle": 64, "x": 39, "y": 44, "spread": 35, "composition": "fold", "signature": "b25bff83", "initial": "W" }, { "slug": "warm-springs", "originalId": 428, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 55, "angle": 41, "x": 74, "y": 39, "spread": 24, "composition": "fold", "signature": "6afd86cf", "initial": "W", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c11-warm-springs-photo.jpg", "credit": "Pete Forsyth, Wiki Strategies — CC BY 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Deschutes_River.jpg", "rights": "CC BY 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/", "scope": "Modern Deschutes River near its Columbia confluence named-waterway context. Treaty preamble/Article1 explicitly names De Chutes bands/rivers; not exact historical village, confirmed reservation shoreline, present boundary or ownership evidence. Only available original is800×600. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "wasauksing-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 283, "angle": 70, "x": 54, "y": 71, "spread": 26, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "268fdfb3", "initial": "W", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c06-wasauksing-parry-island.jpg", "credit": "P199 · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Parry_Island.JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "The media record explicitly identifies Parry Island with Wasauksing First Nation. The federal Wasauksing bridge account independently describes its island-to-mainland access. Use as a dated landscape, not a surveyed reserve boundary, an image of every citizen or present infrastructure condition. Exact source record, photographer and media-specific licence read; no image-based historical source count. Parent imported the supplied complete JPEG unchanged; the recorded original/preview/earlier-derivative limits remain. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "wasco", "originalId": 429, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 252, "angle": 56, "x": 72, "y": 34, "spread": 27, "composition": "wash", "signature": "65625a44", "initial": "W", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c11-wasco-photo.jpg", "credit": "Gary Halvorson, Oregon State Archives — CC BY 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Columbia_River,_The_Dalles_-_DPLA_-_0a49b93a8d328051e283751d8be8e93a.jpg", "rights": "CC BY 4.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/", "scope": "Modern Columbia River at The Dalles, as specifically supported regional context for Wasco history. Not a confirmed historic village, traditional dam-free scene or current boundary. DPLA coordinatefields point to archive location rather than depicted site; no exact coordinates used. Foreground fishing platform is visible; its builder, owner, date and community users are unidentified and not inferred. No fishing-site coordinates or access instructions published. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "washoe", "originalId": 430, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 18, "angle": -8, "x": 28, "y": 45, "spread": 34, "composition": "fold", "signature": "b21be342", "initial": "W" }, { "slug": "wetsuweten", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 98, "angle": -33, "x": 70, "y": 42, "spread": 32, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "9ecca97a", "initial": "W" }, { "slug": "white-earth-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 25, "angle": 28, "x": 39, "y": 68, "spread": 25, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "4586a061", "initial": "W", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/white-earth-headquarters-mahon-2026.jpg", "credit": "Todd Mahon · MNHS · CC BY 4.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:White_Earth_Nation_Tribal_Headquarters.jpg", "rights": "Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/", "scope": "Exterior of the specifically identified White Earth Nation Tribal Headquarters, with its identifying sign and building visible. The item description explicitly credits Todd Mahon and the Minnesota Historical Society Heritage Preservation Department. This is a particular government site, not an image of all White Earth people or a traditional cultural design. The official-looking sign is incidental to the photographed exterior; no logo is extracted or offered as an independent design asset. The complete Flickr display frame was downloaded using its actual og:image URL; this is a 1024-pixel display copy, not the 4494-pixel original listed on Commons. Its complete composition was visually inspected. No crop, retouching, generated pixels or alteration was applied. Keep creator, source and license link visible; disclose display crops/overlays. Keep modified photographic versions under the stated ShareAlike license where applicable. No visual-source count contributes to substantive reading-source counts." }, { "slug": "whitefish-river-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 192, "angle": 49, "x": 62, "y": 41, "spread": 22, "composition": "fold", "signature": "25aec608", "initial": "W" }, { "slug": "wianv", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 72, "angle": 79, "x": 54, "y": 46, "spread": 37, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "f1558ff8", "initial": "W" }, { "slug": "wichita", "originalId": 431, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 278, "angle": -61, "x": 57, "y": 25, "spread": 36, "composition": "wash", "signature": "de769b9e", "initial": "W", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/wichita-lodge-catlin-saam-card.jpg", "credit": "George Catlin, 1834–1835 · SAAM", "source": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/wichita-lodge-thatched-prairie-grass-4461", "rights": "Public domain — Smithsonian American Art Museum item designation", "rightsUrl": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/wichita-lodge-thatched-prairie-grass-4461", "scope": "A museum-identified historical depiction of a Wichita grass lodge. The museum places the expedition context in present-day Oklahoma. This is Catlin's outside artistic representation, not a documentary photograph, Wichita-made artwork, a surveyed homeland or an image of a present government. Its title does not establish the identity of every depicted figure or speak for every affiliated people. Read the primary item title, creator/date/medium/object number and gift credit, visible reuse designation, HTML rights metadata and museum interpretive paragraph. Visually inspected the complete available 2599×2121 source frame. The exact max=2600 URL was obtained from the item's HTML srcset; no image filename was guessed. Catlin's quoted village estimates and observations were not independently corroborated or added to research synthesis. The complete available frame was proportionally resized/compressed without generation, retouching or upscaling. CSS crops and overlays apply to directory/background displays; the opened-page banner preserves the complete frame." }, { "slug": "wichita-and-affiliated-tribes", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 182, "angle": 17, "x": 41, "y": 51, "spread": 38, "composition": "arc", "signature": "9a021b0e", "initial": "W", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/wichita-lodge-catlin-saam-card.jpg", "credit": "George Catlin, 1834–1835 · SAAM", "source": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/wichita-lodge-thatched-prairie-grass-4461", "rights": "Public domain — Smithsonian American Art Museum item designation", "rightsUrl": "https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/wichita-lodge-thatched-prairie-grass-4461", "scope": "A museum-identified historical depiction of a Wichita grass lodge. The museum places the expedition context in present-day Oklahoma. This is Catlin's outside artistic representation, not a documentary photograph, Wichita-made artwork, a surveyed homeland or an image of a present government. Its title does not establish the identity of every depicted figure or speak for every affiliated people. Read the primary item title, creator/date/medium/object number and gift credit, visible reuse designation, HTML rights metadata and museum interpretive paragraph. Visually inspected the complete available 2599×2121 source frame. The exact max=2600 URL was obtained from the item's HTML srcset; no image filename was guessed. Catlin's quoted village estimates and observations were not independently corroborated or added to research synthesis. The complete available frame was proportionally resized/compressed without generation, retouching or upscaling. CSS crops and overlays apply to directory/background displays; the opened-page banner preserves the complete frame. The Tribe’s own later history connects grass-lodge memories and the organized community atAnadarko; the museum-identified1834–35Wichita painting is historical context, not a photograph/currentgovernment/identifiedmember or allaffiliatedpeoples. Existing full-frame web derivative visually reinspected2026-10-27. Any card/backdrop CSS cropping and overlays are display treatments; the page image preserves the complete web frame. " }, { "slug": "wiikwemkoong-unceded-territory", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 58, "angle": 17, "x": 51, "y": 24, "spread": 37, "composition": "arc", "signature": "cbec3b0a", "initial": "W", "image": "assets/c05-on-wiikwemkoong-bay-2010.jpg", "credit": "Hans-Jürgen Hübner · CC BY 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:View_of_Wikwemikong.JPG", "rights": "CC BY 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/", "scope": "Commons item explicitly identifies a view over a bay toward part of Wikwemikong. Community history identifies Wiikwemkoong on Manitoulin Island. This is a dated community landscape, not a claim that visible buildings typify Indigenous architecture. Complete available 3264×2448 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1350 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Original source copy retained privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "wilton-rancheria-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 327, "angle": 15, "x": 66, "y": 67, "spread": 42, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "c6c2a0ff", "initial": "W" }, { "slug": "winnebago-tribe-of-nebraska", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 70, "angle": -27, "x": 38, "y": 21, "spread": 27, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "39a996ae", "initial": "W" }, { "slug": "wintu", "originalId": 432, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 358, "angle": -16, "x": 66, "y": 36, "spread": 31, "composition": "fold", "signature": "ecf7406", "initial": "W" }, { "slug": "wiyot", "originalId": 433, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 279, "angle": -56, "x": 57, "y": 26, "spread": 25, "composition": "wash", "signature": "586709c7", "initial": "W" }, { "slug": "wolastoqiyik", "originalId": 434, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 177, "angle": 62, "x": 54, "y": 44, "spread": 31, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "921c1971", "initial": "W" }, { "slug": "wolinak", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 170, "angle": -24, "x": 78, "y": 34, "spread": 40, "composition": "arc", "signature": "945b34c2", "initial": "W" }, { "slug": "wounaan", "originalId": 435, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 188, "angle": -72, "x": 70, "y": 22, "spread": 32, "composition": "fold", "signature": "caa56244", "initial": "W" }, { "slug": "wyandot", "originalId": 436, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 61, "angle": 42, "x": 46, "y": 63, "spread": 24, "composition": "fold", "signature": "712d23d5", "initial": "W", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/wyandot-related-ohio-bowl-met.jpg", "credit": "Related Wendat/Huron bowl · The Met · Public Domain", "source": "https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/751498", "rights": "Public Domain / The Met Open Access; the actual object page explicitly marks this image Public Domain.", "rightsUrl": "https://www.metmuseum.org/hubs/open-access", "scope": "Actual object page and Open Access policy read; API confirms exact image identity. This is related historical material-culture context for the broad Wyandot route: museum attribution is explicitly Wendat/Huron, made in Ohio, ca.1700. It is not reassigned as a specifically Oklahoma, Kansas, Anderdon or Wendake-made object, and does not make those communities interchangeable. Maker and particular community are unrecorded. No ceremonial use, symbolism, ownership or genealogy is inferred. Original4000×2642 JPEG inspected in full. Complete available 4000×2642 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1189 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Original source copy retained privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "wyandot-of-anderdon-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 333, "angle": -79, "x": 42, "y": 33, "spread": 33, "composition": "wash", "signature": "d7627f0d", "initial": "W", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c5-anderdon-six-points-restoration-usfws.jpg", "credit": "USFWS · Six Points restoration", "source": "https://www.fws.gov/sites/default/files/documents/2022_Annual_Accomplishment_Report_%28reduced%29-508-Compliant-2023-03-17_2.pdf", "rights": "Public domain in the United States — USFWS-credited federal photograph", "rightsUrl": "https://www.fws.gov/disclaimer", "scope": "Physical PDF page 11/printed 19-20 was rendered and read, including the media-specific caption Invasive European frog-bit removal / USFWS and the body explicitly identifying Six Points and pictured restoration. The Service copyright statement was read: outside images can be copyrighted and are identified separately. This photograph is credited to USFWS with no external copyright notice; federal-work public-domain basis is used. No agency logo is copied. Extracted image XObject Im 0.jp 2,2555x1655, from that page; preserved its exact extracted bytes privately and decoded the entire frame to RGB PNG for review. Actual full-frame pixels inspected against the printed spread. No caption overlays, crop, retouching or generated content added. This is public conservation work, not a ceremonial activity. Individuals are not assigned Tribal identity or names; no claim of present visitor access. Complete available 2555×1655 source frame proportionally resized to 1800×1166 and JPEG recompressed; no pixel crop or retouching. Original source copy retained privately. CSS crops/overlays affect display only." }, { "slug": "xinca", "originalId": 437, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 132, "angle": -54, "x": 55, "y": 76, "spread": 33, "composition": "fold", "signature": "5407aed4", "initial": "X" }, { "slug": "yakama", "originalId": 438, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 21, "angle": 67, "x": 57, "y": 28, "spread": 40, "composition": "fold", "signature": "818b889d", "initial": "Y", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c11-yakama-pahto.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Highwayboy · Public domain", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mount_Adams_from_Trout_Lake.jpg", "rights": "Public domain — photographer’s worldwide release", "rightsUrl": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mount_Adams_from_Trout_Lake.jpg", "scope": "The photographer identifies the view as from Highway141 north of Trout Lake. The Nation’s historical land account specifically names Pahto/Mount Adams. This is a modern view of one public landscape, not proof that the camera/foreground is on reservation land, a territorial boundary, all constituent peoples or an adopted sacred-symbol interpretation. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "yamasee", "originalId": 439, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 64, "angle": -52, "x": 52, "y": 50, "spread": 25, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "ee4df5e0", "initial": "Y" }, { "slug": "yamaye-guani-taino-peoples", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 101, "angle": -23, "x": 63, "y": 29, "spread": 24, "composition": "fold", "signature": "b5dacacd", "initial": "Y" }, { "slug": "yamparika", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 200, "angle": 5, "x": 28, "y": 26, "spread": 46, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "7cf78da8", "initial": "Y" }, { "slug": "yana", "originalId": 440, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#e8f0ec", "accent": "#2d5b53", "hue": 86, "angle": 50, "x": 29, "y": 19, "spread": 37, "composition": "fold", "signature": "6e369b16", "initial": "Y" }, { "slug": "yaqui", "originalId": 441, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 332, "angle": 31, "x": 76, "y": 51, "spread": 43, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "50606b7c", "initial": "Y", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/yaqui-river-castelazo-2009.jpg", "credit": "Yaqui River · Photo Tomas Castelazo", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Yaqui_River.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "The photographer’s Commons record identifies this as the Yaqui River in Sonora, Mexico and declares own work under CC BY-SA 3.0 (also offered under GFDL; this reuse selects CC BY-SA 3.0). The complete downloaded 4752×3168 frame and the identification/license/EXIF sections were inspected. The museum orientation and the 2016 Yaqui dictionary foreword provide the people-level Yaqui River/Sonora context. This is a modern river landscape, not a photograph of Texas Band members or proof of Indigenous territorial boundaries. It does not identify the cattle as belonging to Yaqui people. EXIF records June 4, 2009, but camera timestamps are not independent dating evidence. Web copy is proportionally resized/recompressed to 1800 × 1200, preserving the complete frame; card and backdrop use CSS crops/overlays. No content is generated, retouched or added. The photograph and resized derivative remain CC BY-SA 3.0; creator/source/license credit is retained. This visual review does not increase substantive source counts." }, { "slug": "yavapai", "originalId": 442, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f7f0e3", "accent": "#684c2f", "hue": 248, "angle": -49, "x": 52, "y": 20, "spread": 32, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "d0fc9bf8", "initial": "Y", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c13-yavapai-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Chris English · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:2014,_View_North,_Verde_River,_Fort_McDowell_Yavapai_Nation_-_panoramio.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Photographer-identified river landscape at Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation. Its own history locates the Orme Dam proposal at the Verde/Salt confluence; this is a specifically scoped Fort McDowell example on a broader Yavapai reading route, not every Yavapai community, a territorial boundary, exact dam location or proof of ecological outcomes. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "yavapai-apache", "originalId": 443, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 129, "angle": 21, "x": 56, "y": 28, "spread": 22, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "57a68729", "initial": "Y", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c13-yavapai-apache-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Chris English · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:2014,_On_the_Rio_Verde_-_panoramio.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Photographer-identified Verde River landscape with Camp Verde and Yavapai-Apache Nation tags. The Nation’s account places its historical reservation and return in the Verde Valley. Precise bank ownership is not established; this is regional river context, not a present boundary, Tribal village, historic reconstruction or access permission. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "yocha-dehe-wintun-nation-california", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 251, "angle": -74, "x": 67, "y": 69, "spread": 27, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "eee25133", "initial": "Y" }, { "slug": "yocona", "originalId": 444, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f3eae4", "accent": "#754439", "hue": 82, "angle": 55, "x": 39, "y": 42, "spread": 29, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "4cc9e33a", "initial": "Y" }, { "slug": "yokuts", "originalId": 445, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 236, "angle": 64, "x": 37, "y": 72, "spread": 24, "composition": "fold", "signature": "afac0c84", "initial": "Y" }, { "slug": "ysleta-del-sur-pueblo", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 212, "angle": 56, "x": 57, "y": 41, "spread": 36, "composition": "fold", "signature": "67b25844", "initial": "Y", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/ysleta-mission-card.jpg", "credit": "James Reyes · derivative by Materialscientist", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:YsletaMission.JPG", "rights": "CC BY 3.0 Unported", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/", "scope": "Public exterior of Ysleta Mission in El Paso, Texas, associated with Ysleta del Sur Pueblo and the Tigua community. The existing profile's ydsp-s6 National Park Service account specifically identifies this mission as a continuing spiritual hub of the Tigua. This is not the Pueblo of Isleta mission in New Mexico, a reservation-boundary illustration, or a portrayal of every Tigua religious practice. Do not label the present photographed building as the original 1682 structure. Commons exact JPEG derivative record, creator/license and original-upload provenance read; original JPEG downloaded and visually inspected in full. Existing Ysleta del Sur profile evidence and https://www.nps.gov/places/ysleta-mission.htm were checked for community relationship. No church interior, ceremonies, private sites or people shown. No historical source count or profile claims added. Web copies proportionally resized/recompressed without retouching; CSS crops and overlays are presentation only. Complete image displayed proportionally in the page banner." }, { "slug": "yucatec-maya", "originalId": null, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f2eaf1", "accent": "#654561", "hue": 60, "angle": -78, "x": 72, "y": 62, "spread": 34, "composition": "fold", "signature": "15c42114", "initial": "Y" }, { "slug": "yuchi", "originalId": 446, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 195, "angle": -6, "x": 53, "y": 45, "spread": 26, "composition": "wash", "signature": "f4e2c553", "initial": "Y" }, { "slug": "yuki", "originalId": 447, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 91, "angle": -14, "x": 46, "y": 57, "spread": 30, "composition": "arc", "signature": "d05edc13", "initial": "Y" }, { "slug": "yuma", "originalId": 448, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 105, "angle": -52, "x": 47, "y": 27, "spread": 31, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "fc6e2be1", "initial": "Y" }, { "slug": "yupik", "originalId": 449, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 241, "angle": -60, "x": 55, "y": 30, "spread": 44, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "8f020aa1", "initial": "Y" }, { "slug": "yurok", "originalId": 450, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#f3efd9", "accent": "#68602f", "hue": 85, "angle": -75, "x": 45, "y": 34, "spread": 31, "composition": "ribbon", "signature": "bdff102d", "initial": "Y", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c10-yurok-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Zandcee · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Klamath_River_Overlook.JPG", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "A public river-mouth landscape, associated with the Yurok Tribe’s own account of river and coast relationships. Not a surveyed territory, present ownership claim, universal village image or documentation of ceremony. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "zapotec", "originalId": 451, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 151, "angle": -77, "x": 42, "y": 23, "spread": 26, "composition": "arc", "signature": "f4ccc51f", "initial": "Z" }, { "slug": "zhiibaahaasing-first-nation", "originalId": null, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 81, "angle": -45, "x": 75, "y": 42, "spread": 46, "composition": "wash", "signature": "4ac1d119", "initial": "Z", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c07-zhiibaahaasing-place.jpg", "credit": "Photo: P199 · CC BY-SA4.0 International", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Zhiibaahaasing_19A.jpg", "rights": "CC BY-SA4.0 International", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "scope": "Exact caption names Zhiibaahaasing19A First Nation reserve. This is a dated aerial place context, not a surveyed boundary or proof of current land ownership; no visible extent is adopted as all community territory. The exact item caption identifies Zhiibaahaasing19A. The available preview is grainy; it supplies dated landscape context, without a surveyed boundary, current ownership inference or identification of individual buildings. Complete available960×640 JPEG imported unchanged. CSS display crops/overlays affect background/card copies only; the page displays the complete frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "zia-pueblo", "originalId": 452, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#eaf0f2", "accent": "#365568", "hue": 291, "angle": -29, "x": 55, "y": 41, "spread": 40, "composition": "arc", "signature": "87f10f9b", "initial": "Z", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c13-zia-pueblo-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Sharon Phelan Evans · CC BY-SA 3.0", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jemez_River,_down_stream_from_Jemez_Pueblo_New_Mexico.JPEG", "rights": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "scope": "Another specifically identified reach of the shared Jemez River, downstream from Jemez Pueblo. The selected USACE paragraph documents Zia’s Jemez-watershed connection. This is NOT a photograph of Zia Pueblo, a Zia reservation shore, a Zia-made object or evidence of jurisdiction. Exact coordinates were not established; no water-quality or access claim. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." }, { "slug": "zoque", "originalId": 453, "kind": "abstract-decoration", "paper": "#f5ece7", "accent": "#744d3b", "hue": 231, "angle": -57, "x": 72, "y": 18, "spread": 32, "composition": "orbit", "signature": "1bb011bf", "initial": "Z" }, { "slug": "zuni", "originalId": 454, "kind": "photograph", "paper": "#edf2e8", "accent": "#355b43", "hue": 89, "angle": -44, "x": 63, "y": 38, "spread": 28, "composition": "sweep", "signature": "59363021", "initial": "Z", "image": "assets/profile-visuals/c12-zuni-photo.jpg", "credit": "Photo: Photographer not identified in the NARA item · Public domain — U.S. federal survey work; Public Domain Mark 1.0 at the media record", "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Zuni_Pueblo,_New_Mexico_view_from_exterior,_1873_-_NARA_-_519764.jpg", "rights": "Public domain — U.S. federal survey work; Public Domain Mark 1.0 at the media record", "rightsUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/", "scope": "Outside nineteenth-century federal-survey exterior view explicitly identified as Zuni Pueblo. Photographer remains unknown in this item; no inferred O’Sullivan attribution. Not a current portrait or unrestricted visitor/photography permission. The entire paired stereoscopic image is retained; neither half is isolated or recombined. Complete available retrieved JPEG imported unchanged. Background/card CSS crops and overlays affect presentation; the opened page retains the complete available frame proportionally." } ] }