Tribes Collection (page 27)

British in Afghanistan
The British force advances on Maidan, where the Amir Dost Mahommed has taken refuge. Lavish bribes fail to win over allies among the native tribes

Racial / Native American
Native American Indian from Oregon with bow and arrows

East African Tribes 3
East African tribespeople

East African Tribes
East African tribesfolk

Druids & Mistletoe
Once a year druids would summon wandering tribes together and gather sacred mistletoe, cutting it from oak trees with sickles

Racial / Native Americans
Native American woman and child, with teepees in the background

Wandering Tribes
The invasion of the Huns sets off a domino effect, setting tribes wandering westward through Central Europe

Algerian Trade Caravan
The annual migration of Algerian tribes, for the purpose of trading

JEROBOAM
He meets the prophet Ahijah, who tells him - correctly, as it turns out - that he will rule over the ten tribes of Israel

Galgacus Addresses Army
Galgacus, or Calgacus, Caledonian Chief of the tribes of North Britain, addresses his army before facing the Romans under Agricola at the Battle of Mons Graupius

Hadrians Travels
Hadrian travels his empire on foot, to ensure it is being properly governed, Britain is on his itinerary in 120, and he builds a wall to keep out hostile northern tribes

Nat American Woman
Woman of an unspecified Native American tribe : but since Domenech was travelling in the western states, she could be a Comanche or some such tribe of that region

Tribal Conference
The German tribes, normally competing if not fighting among themselves, meet to discuss what they should do about the Roman menace

African Missionaries
John Campbell negotiates with South African tribes

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Tribes: A Tapestry of Diversity and History From the ancient Roman Britain to the vast American Indian territories, they have shaped our world in countless ways. As we explore their rich tapestry, we witness the intricate web of cultures and traditions that have flourished across continents. The Roman Britain Map takes us back to a time when tribes dotted the landscape, each with its unique identity and customs. These tribes formed a mosaic of communities, contributing to the vibrant tapestry of this ancient land. Moving across oceans and centuries, we delve into American Indian tribe locations in 1715. Picture No. 10766707 captures their diverse settlements spread throughout North America – from the mighty Iroquois Confederacy in present-day New York to the Apache people dwelling in what is now Arizona. Picture No. 10766504 transports us further back to around 1700, revealing how these indigenous nations thrived amidst breathtaking landscapes. Their harmonious coexistence with nature is evident as they navigate forests and plains armed with traditional weapons like assegais or Zulu shields. In Africa's storied history, tribal dynamics played a pivotal role. The Natal Native Contingent (NCC) armed with assegais symbolizes both unity and resistance against colonial forces during challenging times captured by Picture No. 10760372. Meanwhile, Fante Soldiers serving alongside British troops against Ashanti dominance demonstrate how alliances between different tribes could shape destinies on another continent altogether. Returning once more to Roman Britain Map reveals an era marked by territorial disputes among various pre-Roman Brits who fiercely defended their lands while forging complex relationships amongst themselves. Yet not all tales are triumphant; tragedy also finds its place within tribal narratives. The haunting Suicide on Little Big Horn reminds us of conflicts that arose when European settlers clashed with native peoples over land rights and cultural preservation – a somber chapter etched into history's annals forevermore.