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"Wat-al-le-go, a Brave" - Creek - Catlin, 1836
Loosely wrapped, tied in back, piled all around head |

"Co-ee-ha-jo a Chief" - Seminole.
Catlin, 1838
Loosely wrapped, broad folds, tucked in or tied at
back |
"Collee" - Cherokee - Catlin
Wrapped once or twice, no covering over middle of head. |
"Great King Called Ben Perryman-a Chief"- Creek. Catlin
Wrapped twice, no covering over middle of head, tied in back. |
Mick-e-no-pah-Chief of the Tribe - Seminole. Catlin
Wrapped twice, tied in back |
"Straight man-semicivilized" - Shawnee. Catlin
Loosely wrapped around head twice, tied in back or tucked in? |
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"The Licker-Called Creek Billy" -
Creek. Catlin
shows additional decoration that was worn - silver
band, ostrich feather. |

"ah-yaw-ne-tah-car-ron" - Menominee. Catlin
Wrapped around twice, tied in front. Not southeastern,
but clear method of wrapping represented. |