TABLES AND FIGURES

Table 1. Mortality rate from smallpox

Table 2. Blackfoot age-grade societies recorded by various early non-Native visitors

Table 3. Niitsitapi age-grade societies (1912)

Table 4. Epidemics recorded in Bull Plume’s winter count

Figure 1. Blackfoot ceremonialist Pete Standing Alone painting the face of Gerald Conaty in preparation for his induction into the Kainai Chieftainship

Figure 2. The Weasel Moccasin family accepting the loan of a Thunder Medicine Pipe Bundle from the Glenbow Museum

Figure 3. Glenbow Museum, Calgary, Alberta

Figure 4. Glenbow ethnographic exhibits, ca. 1976

Figure 5. Traditional Niitsitapi territory

Figure 6. Naomi Little Walker (Siksika)

Figure 7. Niitsitapi winter counts

Figure 8. Niitsitapi reserves and reservations following treaties with Canada and the United States, 1855 to 1910

Figure 9. Kainai women waiting for rations on the Blood Reserve, 1897

Figure 10. Piikani men harvesting hay near Brocket, Alberta, ca. 1892

Figure 11. An Aako’ka’tssin, or midsummer gathering, held by Ammskaapipiikani near Browning, Montana, 1900

Figure 12. Boys at the Anglican mission on the Siksika Reserve, ca. 1890s

Figure 13 Sleeps First (Apatohsipiikani) wearing a Natoas headdress, ca. 1930s

Figure 14. Many Shots, ca. 1930

Figure 15. White Calf (Apatohsipiikani)

Figure 16. Ammskaapipiikani man wearing traditional headdress and weasel tail suit

Figure 17. John Yellow Horn (Apatohsipiikani)

Figure 18. Bob Black Plume (Kainai)

Figure 19. Bruce Wolf Child (left) and Adam Delaney (right) talking to students

Figure 20. Shirts from the Pitt Rivers Museum, University of Oxford

Figure 21. The extended health care facility at Standoff, Kainai Nation.

Figure 22. Elementary school, Kainai Nation

Figure 23. Clarence and Victoria McHugh, Siksika Elders, 1958

Figure 24. Emily Three Suns (left) and Heavy Shield (right), of the Siksika Nation

Figure 25. Maggie Black Kettle (Siksika) in traditional dress, 1968

Figure 26. Old Sun Community College, a former residential school, where Siksika Iitskinaiksi bundles were kept after returning home

Figure 27. Henry Sunwalk (third from left) and other Siksika Elders, ca. 1968

Figure 28. Ben Calf Robe (Siksika)

Figure 29. A cleansing ceremony at Okotoks in September 2006

Figure 30. A blanket exchange at the signing of a memorandum of understanding between the Mookakin Cultural and Heritage Society (Kainai First Nation) and the Glenbow-Alberta Institute

Acknowledgements

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