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File:Little-bighorn-memorial-sculpture-2.jpg

== Summary ==

Description
English: Iron sculpture by Native artist Colleen Cutschall honoring the Native Americans. Placed next to the old memorial for Custer.
  • Commemorates the Native Americans (Crow tribe) who died fighting for their homelands in the 1876 Battle of Little Bighorn.
  • Monument at the Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument.


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  • Reworked version of Image:Little-bighorn-memorial-sculpture.jpg by smial

Original-Description: (Uploaded by User:Liftarn)

  • Original
  • Tech.note: The image is composed of three separate images taken from a miniDV-tape.
  • ©2004 Hans Andersen
Date 2004-08-02 (original upload date)
Source Originally from en.wikipedia; description page is/was here.
Author Original uploader was Hansjorn at en.wikipedia
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