Subject: dog soldier

Culture: Cheyenne

Setting: Plains Wars, Great Plains 19thc

Object: footwear

* Fort Worth Museum of Science and History > Native American Gallery

"Cheyenne Moccasin Leggings"

* Fort Worth Museum of Science and History > Native American Gallery

"Northern Cheyenne Moccasins

Tanned hide, glass beads, thread

Early 20th century"

* Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History > Peoples of Oklahoma

"Man's Moccasins,

fully beaded, forked tongue, rawhide soles,

Cheyenne"

* National Museum of the American Indian on the National Mall

"Cheyenne leggings and moccasins,

ca. 1890.

Probably Montana or Oklahoma.

Hide, sinew, seed beads, yellow and green paint, rawhide." ...

* International Museum of Cultures

"Cheyenne Moccasins

Collected at Norman, Oklahoma around 1960.

These moccasins were made by Margaret White Turtle, a Southern Cheyenne who served for many years as a language helper at Norman SIL. They are typical of the US Plains tribes. The soles are of stiff leather, and the uppers are of soft, tanned leather. The beads were bought commercially. All sewing and beading was done with strong sinews." ...