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   Hierarchy of Styles and Periods Facet .... Styles and Periods Facet
   Hierarchy of Styles and Periods (hierarchy name) ........ Styles and Periods (hierarchy name)
   Hierarchy of <styles, periods, and cultures by region> ............ <styles, periods, and cultures by region>
   Hierarchy of Americas, The ................ Americas, The
   Hierarchy of Native American .................... Native American
   ........................ Native North American
   Hierarchy of <Arctic and Subarctic Native American styles> ............................ <Arctic and Subarctic Native American styles>
   Hierarchy of Arctic Native American styles ................................ Arctic Native American styles
   Hierarchy of Eastern Subarctic Native American styles ................................ Eastern Subarctic Native American styles
   Hierarchy of Western Subarctic Native American styles ................................ Western Subarctic Native American styles
   ............................ Bacone style
   Hierarchy of Californian Native American ............................ Californian Native American
   ................................ Achomawi
   ................................ Acjachemen
   ................................ Atsugewi (culture or style)
   Hierarchy of Baja Californian Native American styles ................................ Baja Californian Native American styles
   ................................ Cahuilla (culture or style)
   ................................ Chimariko
   ................................ Chumash (culture or style)
   ................................ Costanoan
   ................................ Cupeño (Native American style)
   ................................ Eastern Mono
   ................................ Gabrieliño (culture or style)
   ................................ Halchidhoma
   ................................ Hupa (culture or style)
   ................................ Karuk
   ................................ Maidu (culture or style)
   ................................ Milling Stone Horizon
   ................................ Miwok (culture or style)
   ................................ Mono Lake Paiute
   ................................ Nisenan
   ................................ Patwin
   ................................ Payómkawichum
   Hierarchy of Pit River ................................ Pit River
   ................................ Pomo (Californian Native American style)
   ................................ Salinan
   ................................ Serrano (culture or style)
   ................................ Shasta
   ................................ Tsnungwe
   ................................ Tübatulabal (style)
   ................................ Tulare
   ................................ Wailaki
   ................................ Western Mono
   Hierarchy of Wintu (culture or style) ................................ Wintu (culture or style)
   ................................ Wiyot (culture or style)
   ................................ Yana (culture or style)
   ................................ Yokuts (culture or style)
   ................................ Yuki (culture or style)
   ................................ Yurok (culture or style)
   Hierarchy of <Eastern Woodland and Eastern Great Lake Native American> ............................ <Eastern Woodland and Eastern Great Lake Native American>
   ................................ Abenaki
   ................................ Catawba (Native American)
   ................................ Chickahominy (style or culture)
   ................................ Conestoga (Native American style)
   ................................ Erie
   Hierarchy of Iroquois ................................ Iroquois
   ................................ Lenape
   ................................ Mahican
   ................................ Massachuset
   ................................ Mi'kmaq (culture or style)
   ................................ Monacan
   ................................ Montauk (style or culture)
   ................................ Munsee (culture)
   ................................ Nanticoke (culture or style)
   ................................ Narragansett (culture or style)
   ................................ Nipmuc
   ................................ Passamaquoddy
   ................................ Patawomeck (style or culture)
   ................................ Pennacook
   ................................ Penobscot
   ................................ Pequot
   ................................ Piscataway (style or culture)
   ................................ Rappahannock
   ................................ Shinnecock (style or culture)
   ................................ Susquehanna
   ................................ Unkechaug (style or culture)
   ................................ Wabanaki (confederation)
   ................................ Wampanoag (culture or style)
   ................................ Wappinger
   ................................ Wolastoqiyik
   Hierarchy of Great Basin Native American ............................ Great Basin Native American
   ................................ Bannock
   ................................ Chemehuevi
   ................................ Gosiute
   ................................ Kawaiisu (culture or style)
   ................................ Lemhi
   ................................ Northern Paiute
   ................................ Panamint
   Hierarchy of Shoshone ................................ Shoshone
   ................................ Southern Paiute
   ................................ Ute (culture or style)
   ................................ Washoe
   Hierarchy of <Great Lake and Central Woodland Native American> ............................ <Great Lake and Central Woodland Native American>
   ................................ Anishinaabe (group)
   ................................ Ho-Chunk
   ................................ Illinois
   ................................ Kickapoo
   ................................ Menominee (culture or style)
   ................................ Meskwaki
   ................................ Miami (culture or style)
   Hierarchy of Ojibwa (culture or style) ................................ Ojibwa (culture or style)
   ................................ Peoria
   ................................ Potawatomi (culture or style)
   ................................ Sauk
   ................................ Woodlands School
   ................................ woodland style (beadwork style)
   ................................ Wyandotte (culture or style)
   ............................ Métis
   Hierarchy of Northwest Coast Native American ............................ Northwest Coast Native American
   ................................ Alsea
   ................................ Chehalis (culture or style)
   ................................ Chinook
   Hierarchy of Colville ................................ Colville
   ................................ Coos (culture or style)
   ................................ Cowlitz (culture or style)
   ................................ Ditidaht
   ................................ Duwamish (style or culture)
   ................................ Eyak (culture or style)
   ................................ formline style
   ................................ Gitxsan
   Hierarchy of Haida (culture or style) ................................ Haida (culture or style)
   ................................ Haisla (culture or style)
   Hierarchy of Heiltsuk (culture or style) ................................ Heiltsuk (culture or style)
   ................................ Kalapuya
   ................................ Klallam
   ................................ Kwakwaka'wakw
   ................................ Lummi
   ................................ Makah (culture or style)
   ................................ Musqueam (style or culture)
   ................................ Nisga'a
   ................................ Nisqually
   ................................ Nuu-chah-nulth
   ................................ Nuxalk (culture or style)
   Hierarchy of Ojibwa (culture or style) ................................ Ojibwa (culture or style) [N]
   ................................ Puyallup
   ................................ Quileute (culture or style)
   ................................ Quinault (culture or style)
   Hierarchy of Salish (Northwest Coast Native American style) ................................ Salish (Northwest Coast Native American style)
   ................................ Sinixt
   ................................ Sitka (Native American style)
   ................................ Siuslaw (culture or style)
   ................................ Skagit (culture or style)
   ................................ Skokomish
   ................................ Snuqualmi
   ................................ Suquamish (style or culture)
   ................................ Tillamook (culture or style)
   Hierarchy of Tlingit (culture or style) ................................ Tlingit (culture or style)
   ................................ Tolowa (culture or style)
   ................................ Tsimshian (culture or style)
   ................................ Tulalip (style or culture)
   ................................ Twana (culture or style)
   ................................ Wasco
   Hierarchy of Plains Indian ............................ Plains Indian
   ................................ Arapaho (culture or style)
   ................................ Arikara (culture or style)
   ................................ Assiniboine (culture or style)
   Hierarchy of Blackfoot (Algonkin-speaking) ................................ Blackfoot (Algonkin-speaking)
   Hierarchy of Cheyenne (culture or style) ................................ Cheyenne (culture or style)
   ................................ Comanche (culture or style)
   ................................ Crow (Native American style)
   ................................ Gros Ventre (culture or style)
   ................................ Hidatsa (culture or style)
   ................................ Iowa
   ................................ Kaw (culture or style)
   Hierarchy of Kiowa (culture or style) ................................ Kiowa (culture or style)
   ................................ Kiowa Apache
   ................................ Mandan (culture or style)
   ................................ Missouri
   ................................ Omaha
   ................................ Osage (culture or style)
   ................................ Otoe
   ................................ Otoe-Missouria (style or culture)
   ................................ Pawnee (culture or style)
   ................................ Plains Cree
   ................................ Plains Ojibwa
   ................................ Ponca
   Hierarchy of Sioux ................................ Sioux
   ................................ Stoney Nakoda
   Hierarchy of Wichita (culture or style) ................................ Wichita (culture or style)
   Hierarchy of Plateau Native American ............................ Plateau Native American
   ................................ Cayuse
   ................................ Coeur d'Alène (Native American style)
   ................................ Flathead
   ................................ Kalispel
   ................................ Klamath
   ................................ Klikitat
   ................................ Kutenai
   ................................ Lake (style)
   ................................ Modoc
   ................................ Molala
   ................................ Nespelem
   ................................ Nez Perce
   ................................ Ntlaka'pamux (culture or style)
   ................................ Sanpoil
   ................................ Secwépemc
   ................................ Sinkiuse
   ................................ Spokan
   ................................ St'át'imc
   ................................ Syilx (culture or style)
   ................................ Tenino (culture or style)
   ................................ Umatilla (culture or style)
   ................................ Walla Walla (culture or style)
   ................................ Wenatchi
   ................................ Wishram
   ................................ Yakama
   Hierarchy of Southeastern Native American ............................ Southeastern Native American
   ................................ Acolapissa (culture or style)
   ................................ Atakapa (culture or style)
   ................................ Avoyel (culture or style)
   ................................ Biloxi (culture or style)
   ................................ Cherokee (culture or style)
   ................................ Chickasaw (culture or style)
   ................................ Chitimacha (culture or style)
   ................................ Choctaw (culture or style)
   ................................ Coharie (style or culture)
   ................................ Coushatta
   ................................ Haliwa-Saponi (style or culture)
   ................................ Houma (culture or style)
   ................................ Karankawa
   ................................ Lumbee (culture or style)
   ................................ Mattaponi
   ................................ Meherrin (style or culture)
   ................................ Miccosukee (style or culture)
   ................................ Muscogee
   ................................ Nansemond (style or culture)
   ................................ Nottoway (style or culture)
   ................................ Occaneechi (style or culture)
   ................................ Ofo (style or culture)
   ................................ Pamunkey (culture or style)
   ................................ Powhatan (culture or style)
   ................................ Quapaw (culture or style)
   ................................ Sappony (style or culture)
   ................................ Seminole
   ................................ Shawnee (culture or style)
   ................................ Timucua
   ................................ Tonkawa (culture or style)
   ................................ Tunica (Native American style)
   ................................ Tuscarora (Southeastern Native American)
   ................................ Tutelo (culture or style)
   ................................ Waccamaw Siouan (style or culture)
   ................................ Yuchi
   Hierarchy of Southwestern Native American ............................ Southwestern Native American
   ................................ Akimel O'odham
   Hierarchy of Apache (culture or style) ................................ Apache (culture or style)
   ................................ Athapaskan (culture or style) [N]
   ................................ Cocopa (culture or style)
   ................................ Concho (style)
   ................................ Havasupai
   ................................ Maricopa (culture or style)
   ................................ Mojave
   ................................ Navajo (culture or style)
   ................................ Opata (culture or style)
   Hierarchy of Paiute (culture or style) ................................ Paiute (culture or style)
   Hierarchy of Pueblo (Native American style) ................................ Pueblo (Native American style)
   ................................ Seri (culture or style)
   ................................ Tohono O’odham
   ................................ Walapai
   ................................ Yavapai
   ................................ Yuman (culture or style)
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