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#9 A postcard featuring a killed buffalo. It reads: “Killing cows and spikes.”

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A postcard featuring a killed buffalo. It reads: “Killing cows and spikes.”

Disturbing Images of the Bison Extermination and Its Impact on Native American Culture in the 19th Century

#9 A postcard featuring a killed buffalo. It reads: “Killing cows and spikes.”

Weird

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#10 A pile of bison skulls following a hunt in Wyoming, 1870.→

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