. An account of the war customs of the Osages. Osage Indians; Indians -- Warfare. U 114 An account of the War Customs of tlie 0sages. [February youngest Chee-zhoo. 6. Bufifalo bull; and 7. Thunder people^ or those who camp behind. The gentes on the right are now in seven groups, the seven Wa-zha'-zhe gentes having been consolidated into two groups, and the seven Hafi-ka gentes into five groups. Before this con- solidation was made, the tribe consisted of the seven Chee-zhoo fire-places or gentes on the left, and the seven Wa-zha-zhe fire- places on the right. The following are the groups on th
. An account of the war customs of the Osages. Osage Indians; Indians -- Warfare. U 114 An account of the War Customs of tlie 0sages. [February youngest Chee-zhoo. 6. Bufifalo bull; and 7. Thunder people^ or those who camp behind. The gentes on the right are now in seven groups, the seven Wa-zha'-zhe gentes having been consolidated into two groups, and the seven Hafi-ka gentes into five groups. Before this con- solidation was made, the tribe consisted of the seven Chee-zhoo fire-places or gentes on the left, and the seven Wa-zha-zhe fire- places on the right. The following are the groups on the right, according to two authorities. Saucy chief and He-who-never-fails: 8. Elder Osages, including six of the Wa-zha-zhe fire-places. 9. Han-ka apart from the rest. 10. Ponka peace-makers (the leading gens. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Dorsey, James Owen, 1848-1895. [from old catalog]. Philadelphia
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