Ka-a-te-nay person
also known as: Gait-en-eh
Summary: A Warm Springs Apache individual depicted holding a gun in a photographic print.
Completeness: 44/100 Grade D
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tribal chief
cited from Studio portraits of Apache leaders (1884)9 photographic prints : some hand-colored. | Cabinet photographic prints show Loco [Warm Springs] holding a rifle; Ka-a-te-nay or Gait-en-eh [Warm Springs] holding a gun; Old Nana; Geronimo [Chiricahua]; Bonito [Chiricahua]; Nachez or Wei-chi-ti with wife [Chiricahua]; Chatto (Ch…
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Studio portraits of Apache leaders ↗
randall, a. f. · 1884 · photo · public_domain · details