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Drawing by Jon Gibson (Archaic Period, Poverty Point Site), Reconstruction of Ceremonial enclosure, c. 1500 B.C.E., pen and ink
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Unknown Adena Artist (Adena), Wilmington Tablet, c. 400 B.C.E.-1 C.E, Sandstone
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Unknown Hopewell Artist (Hopewell Culture), Mica Ornament in the Shape of a Hand, Middle Woodland Period 200 B.C.E-400 C.E., sheet mica
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Unknown Adena Artist (Adena Culture), Human Effigy Pipe, 100 B.C.E-100 C.E., pipestone
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Unknown Havana Artist (Havana Culture), Beaver Effigy Platform Pipe, 100 B.C.E-200 C.E, pipestone, river pearl, bone
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Hohokam Artist (Hohokam Culture), Sacaton Red-on-buff Cauldron, c. 950-1150 C.E, Materials
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Photograph by Tom Root, Aerial View of Serpent Mound, c. 1000 C.E, photograph
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Mimbres Artist (Mimbres Culture), Drawing of Mimbres Pottery Designs, c. 1100 C.E, Materials
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Mimbres Artist (Mimbres Culture), Black-on-white Bowl, c. 1100 C.E.
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(Ancestral Puebloan Culture), Cross Section of Architectural Construction, Chaco Canyon , c. 1150 C.E
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Ancestral Puebloan Artist (Ancestral Puebloan Culture), Seed Jar, c. 1150 C.E, fired clay, pigment
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Unknown Mississippian Artist (Mississippian Culture), Resting Warrior Effigy Pipe, c. 1200-1320 C.E, bauxite
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Photo by Janet Catherine Berlo (Ancestral Puebloan Culture), Interior View of Cliff Palace, Mesa Verde, c. 1250 C.E,
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Unknown Paquimé Artist (Paquimé Culture), Ramos Polychrome Jar Depicting Human Wearing Macaw Headdress, c. 1280-1450 C.E, Materials
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Unknown Fort Walton Culture Artist (Fort Walton Culture), Breastplate, c. 1300-1400 C.E, copper
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Artist Name (Tribe), Reproduction of Kiva Mural, Awatovi Village, Antelope Mesa, Arizona, c. 1400 C.E, Materials
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Salado Artist (Salado Culture), Tunic from Tonto Ruins, Arizona, 1400-1500 C.E, Materials
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Unknown Caddoan Artist (Caddoan Culture), Water Vessel, c. 1500-1700, engraved shell
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Pecos Pueblo, Reconstruction drawings of Pecos Pueblo, 16th and 17th Centuries, drawing
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Unknown Anishinaabe Artist (Anishinaabe Culture),Rock Paintings of the Mishipeshu, a Canoe, and Serpents, 17th or 18th Century, Materials
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Unknown Northeastern Woodland Artist (Woodland Culture), War Club, c.1620-80, hardwood, brass, iron, copper, and shell inlay
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Virginia Algonkian Artist (Virginia Algonkian Culture), Deerskin Robe(Powhattan’s Mantle), c. 1638, hide, marginella shell
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Unknown Anishinaabe Artist (Anishinaabe Culture), Double-headed Drum, c. 18th Century, hide, wood, red ochre
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Unknown Anishinaabe Artist (Anishinaabe Culture), Shoulder Bag, c. 1760-84, deer skin, moosehair, porcupine quilla, metal cones, deer hair
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She-we-na (Zuni Pueblo Culture), Water Jars, Late 19th to early 20th century, ceramic and pigment
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Unknown Choctaw Artist (Choctaw Culture), Beaded Sash, c. 1812, stroud cloth, beads
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Jean Baptiste Assiginack (Tribe), Canoe Model with Six Warriors, c. 1815-27, birch bark, white cedar, maple and bago wood, pine gum, red and black paint, fabric feathers
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Dennis Cusick, Church Collection Box, c. 1821-22, watercolor on paper attached to wood
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Unknown Wendat Artist (Wendat Culture), Moccasins, c. 1847-53, black-dyed skin, moosehair, cotton thread, silk lining, binding and ribbon
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Unknown Delaware Artist (Deleware Culture), Bandolier Bag, c. 1850-70, wool, beads
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Unknown Navajo Artist (Navajo Culture), Sarapa, c.1870-1, handspun wool
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Unknown Navajo or Pueblo Artist (Navajo or Pueblo Culture), Cross and Dragonfly Necklace, c. 1880, coin, silver, brass, and beads
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Unknown Meskwaki Artist (Meskwaki Culture), Blanket with Ribbon Appliqué, c. 1880, wool, cloth, silk ribbon, German silver brooches
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Photo courtesy by National Anthropological Archives (Apache Culture), Photo of Gaan or Mountain Spirit Ceremonial Performers, c. 1899, photograph
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Unknown Western Apache Artist (Apache Culture), Olla, Late 19th Century, willow and devil’s claw
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Zuni Artist (Zuni Culture), Shalako Figure, Early 20th Century, wood, feathers, pigments
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Photo Courtesy of Florida Department of State Archives (Seminole Culture), Seminole Men and Children Wearing Patchwork Clothing, c. 1900, photograph
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Clara Darden (Chitimacha Culture), Nested Covered Baskets, c. 1904, woodsplints, dye
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Fred Kabotie (Hopi Culture), Hopi Ceremonial Dance, 1921, watercolor on paper
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Photo courtesy by Palace of the Governors Photo Archives (Navajo Culture), Photo of Navajo Weaver, Flock, and Stone Hogan, c. 1926, photograph
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Photo Courtesy by National Anthropological Archives (Navajo Culture), Photo of Navajo Sandpainters at Work, c. 1930, photograph
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Photo by T. Harmon Parkhurst (San Iidefonso Pueblo Culture), Maria and Julian Martinez and their Pottery, c. 1935, photograph
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Unknown Anishinaabe Artist (Anishinaabe Culture), Man’s Outfit, c. 1970, birchbark, cotton, linen, wool, feathers, silk, silver brooches, porcupine quills, horsehair, hide, sinew
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Charles Loloma (Hopi Culture), Cuff Bracelet, c. 1982, gold, jet, ironwood, turquoise, lapis lazuli, ivory, and coral
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Roxanne Swentzell (Santa Clara Pueblo), The Emergence of the Clowns, 1988, fired clay, pigments
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Photo by Janet Catherine Berlo (Tewa Culture), Tewa Deer Dancers, Tesuque Pueblo, 1991, photograph
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Sarah Paul Begay (Navajo Culture), Eighteen-in-one Sampler: The Navajo, c. 1993, wool
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Dan Namingha (Hopi-Tewa Culture), Duality, c. 1997, bronze
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Photo by Mary M. Fox (Ancestral Puebloan Culture), Multistorey Apartment Block, Taos Pueblo, c. 2000, photograph
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Samuel Thomas (Haudenosaunee Culture), Cayuga Haudenosaunee Woman’s Outfit, c. 2001
