Havasupai Indian men sitting at Waluthama's "hawa" in Havasu Village, ca.1899 

Three Havasupai Indians, the woman Pana-ma-hi-ta, her son, and Waluthama's daughter, in front of a "Hawa" or dwelling, ca.1899 

Three Havasupai Indians, Waluthama, his father and daughter, in front of their "Hawa" or dwelling, ca.1899 

Young Havasupai Indian girl, Waluthama's daughter, carrying an "Olla" or water jug, ca.1899 

Havasupai Indian man on horseback, with two pack-horses, standing beneath a cliff overhang, ca.1899 

Young Havasupai Indian girl, Waluthama's daughter, carrying an "Esna" or water bottle, ca.1899 

Havasupai Indian man, Waluthama, sitting on a rock, ca.1899 

Two Havasupai Indian women in front of a native dwelling, Havasu Canyon, ca.1899 

The Havasupai Indian Waluthama's daughter showing basket she made, ca.1900 

Rock formations, the nature gods of the Havasupai Indians, Havasupai Canyon, ca.1899 

Old Havasupai Indian man, named Uta, ca.1899 

Havasupai Indian woman, Rock Jones' daughter, weaving a basket, ca.1899 

Havasupai Indian man, Vesna, a tribal leader, ca.1899 

The Havasupai Indian Uta's daughter, Tis-wi-a-yar-i, making "piki" (bread), ca.1899 

Havasupai Indian man, Manakacha, "Kohot" or chief, ca.1899 

Havasupai women making baskets in front of a dwelling in Havasu or Cataract Canyon, ca.1900 

Havasupai Indian boy with a captured raccoon, ca.1899 

Portrait of a Havasupai Indian maiden, Uta's daughter, ca.1899 

Rock formation, Hue-pu-ke-le, the ancestral goddess of the Havasupai Indians, ca.1899 

Havasupai Indian woman, Chick-a-pan-a-gie's wife, parching corn in a basket in front of her "Hawa" or dwelling, 1898