More 'unidentified'

[grahamew]

This was on Cowan's site identified as a group of 'Sioux': 1. Big Wind, 2. Bad Horse, 3. Black Kettle and 4. Spotted Dog. Not saying they're not, but it reminds me of several studio group photos of Arapaho Indians (who I've seen misidentified as Ute) and they're dressed in a similar fashion: doled out and then customised army gear, which, judging by ledger art, seems to have been all the rage amongst the Southern Cheyenne, Southern Arapaho and Kiowa tribes in the 1860s, though there's plenty of evidence of this amongst the Lakota too.



Another Cowan's group, identified as either Apache or Navaho or a mix:



Three more from the same source - all by Morrow, stating with one I am familiar with: Indians and Red River carts at Fort Berthold:



Issuing annuities at Berthold:



And jerking venison:

[grahamew]

Well, the Sioux group certainly seesm to be an Arapaho one. See: amertribes.proboards.com/thread/2302/little-raven-family

Here's a group identified as Ute, but again, that penchant for army uniforms makes me wonder...