Hidatsa Dancers bearing exploit marks by Garrick Mallery

Black-and-white plate of Hidatsa dancers in feathered headdresses and striped body markings, shown in energetic overlapping p

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A black-and-white plate titled Hidatsa Dancers bearing exploit marks, attributed to Garrick Mallery and dated 1894, shows a group of dancers in feathered headdresses and striped body markings. The figures are arranged in overlapping, energetic poses, with leggings decorated in geometric motifs and marks that suggest recorded deeds. The plate appears in the Tenth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology, plate XXX.

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