Ute Collection of Resources and Pictures

This picture collection was prepare with materials from the Utah Museum of Natural History from the University of Utah, The Ute Indian Museum, CO, Historical Markers collected by UB-TAH and completed with maps and pictures from UB-TAH. Some information was obtained from the Book Utah's Native Americans Edited by Forrest Cuch from the Utah State Office of Indian Affairs. UB-TAH received the support in this project from, Marilyn Hetzel, Ute Education Department, Venita Taveapont, Ute Tribe Education Department, Gloria Thompson, Union High School, and Mariah Cuch, Ute Tribe Newspaper, and Ramalda Guzman, Ute Tribal Member Disclaimer: All the pictures are Educational Material/Non-Commercial

UTE CULTURE:
UTE CULTURE:






Ute Camp	Bear Dance	Ute Family	Ute Parade

Ute Woman	Ute Gathering	Ute leaders	Ute Tipi

















Sep. 21, 1776 See Map, UT	Sep. 21, 1776 See Map, UT	Sep. 23-25, 1776 See Map, UT	Sep. 23-25, 1776 See Map, UT

Sep. 23-25, 1776 See Map, UT	Sep. 23-25, 1776 See Map, UT	Sep. 23-25, 1776 See Map, UT	Sep. 23-25, 1776 See Map, UT

Sep. 26-27, 1776 See Map, UT	Sep. 26-27, 1776 See Map, UT	Please, Analyze Historic Markers by using the following tool. Historic Markers Questions,,,	The Dominguez and Escalante Expedition in 1776

UTE INDIANS AND PIONEERS CONFRONTATIONS:
UTE - EXPLORATION AND PIONEER PERIOD OF CONFRONTATIONS:


Spanish D&E, 1776	Spanish D&E, 1776	Spanish D&E, 1776	Spanish D&E, 1776

Spanish D&E, 1776	Spanish D&E, 1776	The Southwest and Ute History, A Summary Report	Please, Analyze Historic Markers by using the following tool. Historic Markers Questions,,,

"Battle Creek," 1849	Pleasant Grove, UT	Battle Creek Canyon, UT	Pleasant Grove, UT

"Battle Creek," 1849	"Battle Creek," 1849	"Battle Creek," 1849	"Battle Creek," 1849

"Battle Creek," 1849	"Battle Creek," 1849	Please, Analyze Historic Markers by using the following tool. Historic Markers Questions,,,	"Battles" 1849-1853

Fort Utah, 1850	Utah Lake/Provo, UT	Utah Lake, UT	Rock Canyon, Provo, UT

Fort Utah, 1850	Fort Utah, 1850	Fort Utah, 1850	Fort Utah, 1850

Fort Utah, 1850	Please, Analyze Historic Markers by using the following tool. Historic Markers Questions,,,	Walkara War, 1853	Walkara War, 1853

Toompahnahwach Land	Black Hawk War, 1865	Black Hawk War, 1865	Black Hawk War, 1865

Manti, UT	Black Hawk War, 1865	Black Hawk War, 1865	Black Hawk War, 1865

Black Hawk War, 1865	Black Hawk War, 1865	Black Hawk War, 1865	Please, be aware that the Black War was in 1865 and the statue is historically inaccurate. Black Hawk War More...

Local Indian Peace Treaty, Heber, 1867	Local Indian Peace Treaty, Heber, 1867	Please, Analyze Historic Markers by using the following tool. Historic Markers Questions,,,	The Meeker Incident, Meeker, CO, 1879

The Meeker Incident, Meeker, CO, 1879	The Meeker Incident, Meeker, CO, 1879	The Meeker Incident, Meeker, CO, 1879	The Meeker Incident, Meeker, CO, 1879

The Meeker Incident, Meeker, CO, 1879	The Meeker Incident, Meeker, CO, 1879	Please, Analyze Historic Markers by using the following tool. Historic Markers Questions,,,	Wakara's Grave site Northeast of Kanosh, UT

Fort Duchesne, 1884	Fort Duchesne, 1887	Fort Duchesne, UT	Duchesne River, 1889

Band Stand Fort Duchesne, 1948	Water Cart, Fort Duchesne, 1883	Fort Duchesne, UT	Fort Duchesne, UT

Stage Station Myton, UT	Stage Station, Smith Wells, Myton, 1899	Pariette Mine, near Myton, 1905	Ouray, Join of the Uintah and Green River

Ferry at Ouray, Ouray, 1934	Red Cap (seated) White River on 1907	The Ute Journey to South Dakota in 1906

POW-WOW:
POW-WOW:


Pow-Wow Arena	Pow-Wow MC	Grand Entry	Pow-Wow Host Drum

Pow-Wow Guest	Pow-Wow Dancers	Pow-Wow Dancers	Pow-Wow Dancers

Traditional Dancer	Fancy Dancer	Jingle Dancer	Tiny Tots Dancer

Traditional Dancer	Fancy Dancer	Grass Dancer	Fancy Dancers

Tiny Tots Dancers	Vendors	Stage	Grand Entry

Grand Entry	Drummers/Singers	Pow Wow Guests	Pow Wow Guests

Sources:
Uintah and Ouray Ute Indian Reservation, The Tribe Public Relations Information Handout, February 13, 2002, pp.4.

Conetah, F.A., 1982, A History of the Northern Ute People, University of Utah Printing Services, SLC, Utah

Legends of America: http://www.legendsofamerica.com/NA-NativeAmericans.html, retrieved on February 27, 2007

The American Indian Vote: http://democrats.senate.gov/dpc/dpc-new.cfm?doc_name=sr-108-2-283#foot6, retrieved on March 21, 2007

Rockwell, W., 2006, The Ute a Forgotten People, Western Reflections Publishing Company, Montrose, Co

Simmons, V.M., 2000, The Ute Indians of Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico, University Pres of Colorado, Boulder, CO

Pettit, J., 1990, Utes, The Mountain People, Johnson Books, CO

Decker, P.R., 2004, The Utes Must Go, Fulcrum Publishing, Golden, CO

PBS The West - Website resources

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