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PAIUTE DWELLING, c1873. Tapeats, a Paiute Native American man who served as an

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PAIUTE DWELLING, c1873. Tapeats, a Paiute Native American man who served as an

PAIUTE DWELLING, c1873.
Tapeats, a Paiute Native American man who served as an informant for geologist John Wesley Powell, standing in front of his brush dwelling near St. George in southwestern Utah. A basket with clothing lies on the ground beside him. Photographed by John K. Hillers, c1873

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1873 Barefoot Basket Brush Camp Dwelling Ground Guide Hillers Lean To Paiute Powell Utah Wesley Wooden


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In this photograph from 1873, we are transported back in time to witness the life of Tapeats, a Paiute Native American man who played a significant role as an informant for geologist John Wesley Powell. Standing proudly in front of his brush dwelling near St. George in southwestern Utah, Tapeats exudes strength and resilience. The image captures the essence of Paiute culture and their deep connection with nature. A basket filled with clothing lies on the ground beside him, showcasing their resourcefulness and craftsmanship. The intricate details of the woven basket highlight the skill and artistry that went into creating such functional yet beautiful objects. Tapeats stands barefoot on the earth, rooted firmly to his land - a testament to his intimate knowledge of these surroundings. Behind him, we catch a glimpse of his humble abode made from logs and brushwood, providing shelter against harsh weather conditions. Photographed by John K. Hillers during this pivotal moment in history when Native Americans were facing immense challenges due to colonization and forced assimilation efforts, this portrait serves as a powerful reminder of their rich heritage and enduring spirit. As we gaze upon this remarkable image captured over a century ago, let us honor Tapeats' legacy as he guided explorers through uncharted territories while preserving his people's traditions amidst great adversity.

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