File:Chief Hash-Nash-Shut 1901 Benjamin Gifford.jpg

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Description Chief Hash-Nash-Shut of a North American Indian Tribe, 1901. Photographed in Gifford's en:The Dalles, Oregon studio as a glass positive. This is a gelatin silver print.
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Author Benjamin A. Gifford

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