BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT PL. XXVII
1854-’55.
1855-’56.
1856-’57.
THE DAKOTA WINTER COUNTS.
1854-’55.—No. I. Brave-Bear killed by Blackfeet.
No. II. Brave-Bear was killed. It does not appear certain whether he had already invested in the new style of blanket or whether the extended arms are ornamented with pendent stripes. The latter is more probable.
No. III. A Minneconjou Dakota named Brave-Bear was killed by the Upper Blackfeet. [Satsika?]
See Corbusier winter-counts for the same year, page 143.