Photographs of Teton Sioux Indian delegation consisting of Oncapapa, Chawana, Cut-head, and Tachana : under charge of Maj. A. J. Simmons, U.S. Agent

Studio portrait photographs of Teton Indian delegates to the United States created by the photographic studio of Alexander Gardner in Washington, D.C., for the Blackmore Museum, Salisbury, England, 1872. The primarily male delegates represent the discrete bands of the Chawana, Cut Head, Oncapapa, and Tachana. The delegates visited Washington, D.C., under the charge of Major Andrew J. Simmons

Images of members of the Chawana consist of Good Hawk (Ha-V-Ka-Washta), Red Thunder (Wan-Ken-Low-Tah), Walking Crane (Pa-Ha-Sa-Mana), and Yellow Eagle (Wama-A-Ke).

Images of members of the Cut Head band consist of Afraid of the Bear (Ma-To-Ko-Kepa), Bears Nose (Ma-To-Pa-Ge), Man Packs the Eagle (Whoe-A-Ke) and his wife, Medicine Bear (Ma-To-Ican), Red Lodge, and Skin of the Heart (Shanta-Ya).

Images of members of the Oncapapa band consist of Black Horn (Hey-Sa-Pah), Bloody Mouth (E-Wa-Hu), Bull Rushes (P'sa), and Lost Medicine (Wancan-Ya-Kea).

Images of members of the Tachana band consist of Black Eye (Ish-Tah-Sa-Pah), Long Fox (To-Can-Has-Ka), and Many Horns (Hatona).