This buffalo bow quiver set is likely Cheyenne or Crow. The set is made of a recycled buffalo robe, which was partly…

These bones tell of Native American hunting long ago showing stone points embedded in animals killed.

A bone spreader was used to secure a porcupine hair roach. It is believed this spreader is made from the shoulder blade…

This lance and rattle are paraphernalia used by the Brave Heart Society, also called Strong Hearts or Cante Tinza (in Lakota).

This calumet represented decisions of the Great Sioux Nation before branching into Dakota, Nakota, and Lakota groups.

Black Elk was a fighter in the 1876 Battle of the Little Bighorn, along with his cousin Crazy Horse. 

Chief Big Foot, also known as Spotted Elk, was head of the Minniconjou Lakota on the Cheyenne River reservation.

Bison robes were worn as coats, since buffalo have wool rather than hair to keep warm. 

This beaver skin was used over a medicine man's head, using eye holes for viewing, as a decoy to lure a buffalo herd toward a buffalo jump.

Buffalo Horn Chips, also called Horn Chips, Chips, or Woptuha collected herbs/plants used for healing…