Night Chief Man That Left His Enemy Lying In The Waterо These photos show baptiste bahylle at various points in his life. standing: baptiste bayhylle (aka the heavens see him as a chief, pawnee french interpreter) sitting l r: man who left his enemy lying in the water, his chiefly night (aka night chief), one who strikes the chiefs first, sky chief – pawnee – 1868. English: ca. 1868 71 photograph of pawnee scouts by william henry jackson. (first from right) 'man who left his enemy lying in the water', raruur tkahaareesaaru 'his chiefly night', or 'night chief' ticteesaaraahki' 'one who strikes the chiefs first' tirawa t reesa ru' 'sky chief' standing, baptiste bayhylle, resa ru' siriite‚riku "the heavens see him as a chief", pawnee french interpreter.
Night Chief Man That Left His Enemy Lying In The Waterо Photographs images: title page from original 1869 quaker report; kitkehahki (republican brothers): man that left his enemy lying in water, night chief, one who strikes the chiefs first, sky chief, baptiste beyhylle [photo by w h jackson]; santee sioux village, about 1880; pawnee at loup fork village in 1871 [w h jackson. On a fine horse pawnee 1868. sky chief pawnee 1868. grey eagle chief pawnee 1868. man that left his enemy lying in the water, night chief pawnee 1868. night chief, man that left his enemy lying in the water pawnee 1868. bringing forth horses pawnee 1868. white horse pawnee 1868. William henry jackson, photographer: albumen print "night chief and the man who left his enemy lying in the water" pawnee. circa 1870 1879. plate number 550 from department of the interior. united states geological survey of the territories. f. v. hayden, u.s. geologist. miscellaneous publications no. 9. Smithsonian institution. site navigation. visit. hours and locations; entry and guidelines; maps and floor plans.
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