Navajo Indian with His Sheep
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Title
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Navajo Indian with His Sheep
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Description
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Navajo Indian with His Flock of Sheep (Orig. Title: Sheep Raising An Extensive Industry in Northern Arizona) Stereograph of Navajo sheep herders and a flock of sheep on the Navajo Reservation in northern Arizona. The stereograph of Navajo sheep herders and a flock of sheep was created in 1903. Sources for the date of creation include: Catalogue of Title Entries of Books and Other Articles Entered in the Office of the Register of Copyrights, Library of Congress, at Washington, Volume 35, Treasury Department, 1903, p. 294; Keystone Primary Units, Stereographic and Lantern Slides, Indians of the Southwest; Meadville, Pa., Keystone View Company, 1905-1910. There is an original negative in the collections of the California Museum of Photography, UC Riverside.
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Keystone Primary Units, Stereographic and Lantern Slides, Indians of the Southwest
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Type
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Image
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shortDescription
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Stereograph of Navajo sheep herders with a flock of sheep.
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Spatial Coverage
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northeastern Arizona
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Creator
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Underwood and Underwood;Keystone View Company
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Date
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1903
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Format
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JPEG
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Identifier
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V23182
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Source
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Val Berryman Stereograph Collection, Michigan State University Museum
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Rights
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Public Domain
